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Live on ITV: Fri 23.00: Chile are 4/1 in Boylesports' handicaps when starting two goals behind World Cup Group B opponents Australia.
With Australia looking very much like the weakest team in Group B, it's no surprise at all to see Chile quoted at just 9/20 by betway to get the better of the Socceroos in Cuiaba.
The Aussies haven't exactly been flush with goals in their ten World Cup finals fixtures to date, failing to score in six of them and with the South Americans set to outclass Ange Postecoglou's men, a victory 'to nil' for Chile is worth an interest at 11/8 (Betfred).
Also at 11/8, this time via BetVictor, is a triumph for Jorge Sampaoli's in the handicaps, where they're penalised by a goal but it's easy to see the Chileans registering a more straightforward success and Boylesports make them 4/1 when starting two goals in arrears.
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Welcome and thank you for your question. I will be the professional that will be assisting you. Was this natural area designation created by an amendment?
No, this natural area was not designated by an amendment.
If there is no separate designation these areas would be treated as part of the common area.I checked the Statutes and there is no natural area designation. Further there is nothing in the statutes that releases the Association from maintaining all common areas. Are they trying to say this is a limited common area?
I do not know what they are trying to say except refering to "natural area". Would the "limited common area" make a diference?
North Carolina laws are not very restrictive on the powers of the Association for a condominium or planned communities.
The NC Condominium Act Chapter 47C The NC Planned Community Act Chapter 47F
In fact there are very few requirements placed on the Board. In fact, North Carolina is one of the most lenient states in the Country. They do not provide owners with a lot of protection against the HOA.
If the board created a separate designation, such as a limited common area, they can provide different rules for those designations.
Our Declaration reads: a) "Common Area" means all real property owned by Assoc.....Common Area shall also include all open spaces designated as such on the recorded plat for Subdivision... b) "Common Expenses" means expense of administration, maintenance.... of the Common Area....Based on the above language and under the requirements of both Acts the maintenance of the common areas is required.


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The reality of being unemployed has set in for Grand Junction's Rob Flenard.
After being laid off from Power Motive Corp. in November, Flenard, 39, focused his energies on coaching a traveling hockey team of teenagers.
Flenard, a shipping manager for nearly three years at Power Motive Corp., dove into other chores when hockey season ended.
"I've done a lot of housework, and I'm tired of it," Flenard joked.
A growing number of Coloradans are unemployed, according to statistics released Wednesday by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.
Dealing with unemployment and the stress that comes with it is the most important thing people can do financially, said a local financial analyst and a licensed mortgage broker.
Bill Haggerty of Primerica and David Posta of Apex Mortgage said they have received calls from clients who were prepared to lose their jobs and clients who were completely caught off-guard.
"Either way, they are in deep yogurt," Haggerty said.
Haggerty, who is hiring employees because his business has increased, has a long list of suggestions for getting through unemployment. On that list is talking to neighbors and friends because they might be able to help. Also on the list is talking to a financial analyst to plan the future.
"Now is as good a time as any to find one because you've got time," Haggerty said. "My generation and (younger) generations (don't) know anything about finance. It's never too late to learn."
Posta advised against missing payments. Mortgage brokers often have more knowledge about options available to people worried about a mortgage payment.
"If you think you are going to be late on payments, call right now," Posta said.
Keeping his house is important to Flenard, he said. His wife has a job she loves, so the family isn't worried about missing bill payments, but paying bills on time has trumped all other plans for the family, Flenard said.
He had hopes of replacing a garage and screen door. Flenard and his wife were thinking about getting newer cars. No more.
"There were things we budgeted for (this year) that we took out," Flenard said.
After dealing with the initial shock of being unemployed, Flenard said he began looking for local jobs months ago. He searches daily. He has called friends to network.
His supervisor from Power Motive Corp. has even called Flenard a couple times since he was laid off.
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Shawn M. BrogdonSep 5, 2012 Staff
Shawn M. Brogdon, of Riverton, died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, at Riverton Memorial Hospital. He was 25 years old.
Celebration of Life services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, at St. Margaret's Gymnasium. There will be a viewing from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5, at Davis Funeral Home.
Shawn Miller Brogdon was born Sept. 12, 1986, in Riverton to Jerry Miller Brogdon and Patty Arlene (Brown) Brogdon. He graduated from Riverton High School in 2005 and attended college at Dickinson State University where he played baseball. He worked at Weatherford for its wire line division.
His family said he enjoyed all sports, hunting, fishing, boating, four wheeling, playing video games and spending time with his family and friends.
He is survived by his parents; grandparents Peggy Knight and Earl Shaw of Riverton and Tom and Grace Brown of Menoken, N.D., and Jerry Knight of Colorado; sister Courtney (Brogdon) Smith and her husband Adam; niece Alora Smith; uncle Tim Brown and his wife Charlene of Pinedale; aunts Tammy Inman and her husband Tracy of Moorcroft, Carolyn Smith and her husband Glenn of Riverton and Barbara Stringer of Casper; cousins Taylor Inman of Moorcroft, Lance Smith of Riverton, Flint Smith and his wife Jennifer of Casper, Eutana Smith of Riverton, Terry Brogdon and his wife Cindy of Colorado, Steve Clingman and his wife Lori of Montana, Jerry Clingman and his wife Kashia of Casper, Carolyn Canaday and her husband Shawn of Casper; special friend Whitney Ballard of Riverton; and numerous extended family in Douglas and Montana.
He was preceded in death by grandparents Betty and Miller Brogdon and George Lawson; uncle Tyrey Thomas Brown; and cousin Lee Clingman.
Donations would be appreciated to the Raiders Legion Baseball Club in care of Davis Funeral Home or The Shawn Brogdon Memorial Fund in care of U.S. Bank, 215 N. Broadway Ave., Riverton, WY 82501.


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The Stump On Sports Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Football Classic celebrates a birthday with the 10th Annual meeting of the Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia stars on June 8 at McCallie School in Chattanooga.
Class of 2013 graduates from more than a dozen counties in Southeast Tennessee will again battle their counterparts from a dozen counties in Northwest Georgia.
Classic originator Stump Martin said All-star Classic game day is one of his favorite days of the year.
"The Classic has been a sports happening in the Chattanooga area since the inaugural event at Ridgeland High back in 2004," Martin said. "This happening is possible because we have coaches who love the kids and love to coach them. For some it's their final game and for others it's a kick-start towards their college careers."
Boyd-Buchanan head coach Grant Reynolds will lead the Tennessee Stars with North Murray head coach David "Goo" Gann guiding the Georgia Stars for a 7:30 kickoff at the 4,000-seat Spears Stadium.
The two have a common bond. Reynolds was on Robert Akins' staff at Boyd-Buchanan for years and coached under him in the All-star Football Classic.
Gann coached under Akins at Ringgold. The former Tigers all-state lineman left home in 2012 to take the head coaching job at North Murray. He was Georgia's offensive coordinator under Akins last June in the at Ringgold and was the head coach of the Georgia All-stars that lost to Central Georgia in the D.L. Scott Coalition Bowl in the Georgia Dome in December.
Reynolds will be attempting to become the first head coach in All-star Football Classics history to go 2-0 in the game.
The Boyd-Buchanan leader has guided his Buccaneers to a 56-21 record and TSSAA state playoff appearances every season since taking over in 2007. His 2009 squad lost to Trousdale County for the state championship and his Bucs have played in two state semifinals and two quarterfinals under his leadership.
In 2010, Reynolds' Tennessee All-stars defeated Georgia 17-0 at Baylor School.
"These two coaches are young and energetic and love to coach kids," Martin said. "I'm excited about this match-up because Gann is an offensive-minded coach and Reynolds' defenses are always tough."
It will be the first trip for the All-star Classic to McCallie School. The game has been played at Bowers-Painter Stadium at Ridgeland, Raymond James Stadium in East Ridge, Finley Stadium in Chattanooga, Heywood Stadium at Baylor School and in 2012 at Don Patterson Stadium in Ringgold, Ga.
This will be the eighth year that the game has been played on turf.
"The immaculate turf field and the way Spears Stadium is built on the slope of Missionary Ridge will give the event a new look for this year," Martin said. "McCallie head coach Ralph Potter has always been a fan of this game and I feel sure the school will be gracious hosts for the 7:30 kickoff."
Tennessee/Georgia Football Classic Records
2004 - Tennessee 28, Georgia 7 (at Ridgeland)
2005 - Georgia 29, Tennessee 7 (at East Ridge)
2006 - Tennessee 9, Georgia 5 (at Finley Stadium)
2007 - Georgia 14, Tennessee 13 (at Finley Stadium)
2008 - Tennessee 41, Georgia 0 (at Finley Stadium)
2009 - Tennessee 31, Georgia 14 (at Ridgeland)
2010 - Tennessee 17, Georgia 0 (at Baylor)
2011 - Georgia 31, Tennessee 21 (at Baylor)
2012 - Tennessee 7, Georgia 3 (at Ringgold)
Players of the Game
2004 - MVP: Michael Davenport (Central), TN: Eric Marsh (Red Bank),
GA: Justin Rogers (Chattooga)
2005 - MVP: Caleb Callahan (Northwest Whitfield), TN: Josey Rutley (Tyner),
GA: Blue Cooper (Coosa)
2006 - MVP: Chris Ricketts (Soddy-Daisy), TN: Drew Nelson (Notre Dame),
GA: Darius Benham (Cartersville)
2007 - MVP: Tymon Hudson (Rome), TN: Caleb Wilson (Rhea County),
GA: Rhett Headden (NW Whitfield)
2008 - MVP: Tim Benford (Red Bank), TN: Wilson Jackson (Rhea County),
GA: Scottie Talley (Dade County)
2009 - MVP: Josh Blake (Grace), TN: Nic Hughes (Boyd-Buchanan),
GA: Matt Talkington (Ringgold)
2010 - MVP: Terrell Robinson (South Pittsburg), TN: Jackie Reeves (Brainerd),
GA: Jalen Fields (Dalton)
2011 - MVP: Paul Walton (Ridgeland), TN: Joseph Derrick (Brainerd),
GA: Offensive Line
2012 - MVP: Kameno Watson (Red Bank), TN: Trent Lusk (McCallie),
GA: Justin Adekoya (Heritage)
Most Rushing Yards
89 - Trey Wesley (Hiram, 2011)
87 - Paul Walton (Ridgeland, 2011)
80 - Josh Blake (Grace, 2009)
74 - Drew Akins (Boyd-Buchanan, 2005)
68 - Steven Washington (Rome, 2009)
Longest TD Run
47 yards - Paul Walton (Ridgeland, 2011)
Most Yards Passing
167 - Drew Nelson (Notre Dame, 2006)
148 - Nic Hughes (Boyd-Buchanan, 2009)
135 - Caleb Callahan (Northwest Whitfield, 2005)
121 - Cameron Tallent (Rhea County, 2011)
103 - 2 tied
Most Completions
11 - Drew Nelson (Notre Dame, 2006)
Longest TD Pass
78 yards - Tim Benford (Red Bank) to Eric Penn (Brainerd), 2008
Most Yards Receiving
112 - Tim Benford (Red Bank, 2008)
100 - Joseph Derrick (Brainerd, 2011)
78 - Eric Penn (Brainerd, 2008)
68 - Orlandus Harris (Brainerd, 2008)
Longest Reception
78 yards - Eric Penn (Brainerd, 2008)
Longest Kick Return
68 yards - Chas Scruggs (Lookout Valley, 2008)
Most Touchdowns
2 - Michael Davenport (Central, 2004)
2 - Stan Ingram (Darlington, 2005)
2 - Tim Benford (Red Bank, 2008)
2 - John Hampton (Dade County, 2011)
Most Extra Points
5 - Mike Hammonds (Polk County, 2008)
Longest Field Goal
42 yards - John Long (Ooltewah, 2010)
34 yards - Dustin Lewis (Heritage, 2012)
31 yards - Josh Davis (Rhea County, 2009)
30 yards - Gorge Galvis (Coosa, 2006)
Longest Punt
70 yards - Weston Perry (Boyd-Buchanan, 2006)
Most Tackles
14 - Dan Turner (East Ridge, 2004)
Most Sacks
2 - Darius Benham (Cartersville, 2006)
2 - Tymon Hudson (Rome, 2007)
2 - Cody Thomas (Boyd-Buchanan, 2008)
2 - Micah Kidd (East Ridge, 2010)
2- Justin Adekoya (Heritage, 2012)
Most Interceptions
2 - Joe Muir (Marion County, 2009)
2 - Blue Cooper (Coosa, 2005)
Longest Interception for TD
45 yards - Blue Cooper (Coosa, 2005)
Most Points, Team
41 - Tennessee, 2008
Largest Margin of Victory, Team
41 - Tennessee, 2008 (41-0)


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Toby Enstrom has plenty of pent-up energy at his disposal.
The smooth-skating Winnipeg Jets defenceman has been on the sidelines since Oct. 31, when he took a high check from Florida Panthers winger Jack Skille that left him with a broken collarbone.
With medical clearance to return to action, his first game back could be as early as Saturday when the Jets face the Anaheim Ducks (6:05 p.m., CBC, TSN Jets).
"I'm not the guy who runs around and hits people, but it's been almost seven weeks and I'm feeling great," said Enstrom, who had a goal and six points in 11 games before the injury.
"This is the longest I've been out. It's been a tough couple of weeks. I love the game and I just want to get back out there playing.
"If I get to play (Saturday), I'm going to keep playing my game and not skate around and think about what happened to my shoulder and my collarbone and everything."
Enstrom said he never watched the hit that put him out of action and didn't care to comment on it.
"It's a tough sport we play and stuff like that happens," said Enstrom.
Jets head coach Claude Noel didn't give an indication of what tweaks were going to be made to his lineup, noting there were four players who might be available.
Forward Carl Klingberg was assigned to the St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League on Friday afternoon, perhaps paving the way for Enstrom to be activated from injured reserve on Saturday.
Centre Nik Antropov stayed on the ice for some extra work on Friday and seems like a good bet to play, while defenceman Randy Jones is out and the status of Alex Burmistrov remains a mystery.
Antti Miettinen skated with his new teammates for the first time on Friday, but Noel wasn't sure if he'd play Saturday or wait until next week to make his Jets debut.
To get Miettinen and Enstrom on the active roster, the Jets would need to send another player down or place someone on injured reserve.
Klingberg had no points in six games, averaging 5:29 of ice time per game.
GETTING BETTER: Jets winger Eric Fehr has been dealing with the frustration of shoulder soreness stemming from off-season surgery, but came up with one of his best showings of the season in Thursday's 1-0 loss to his former team, the Washington Capitals.
Fehr played more than 14 minutes and had four shots.
"It was probably my best game, I'm just trying to keep it simple and put pucks to the net — I haven't been shooting as much a I want to and that's something I'm working on," said Fehr, who was used on a line with Kyle Wellwood and Andrew Ladd. "I felt a lot better, felt I could get a little more involved and make a few more plays."
NOT TIPPING HIS HAND: The final question Noel took in meeting with the media was about his goaltending plans.
"We plan to have a goalie in there, we're not sure which one yet," Noel quipped.
"If you guys come to the game, we'll let you know at game-time."
Going into the week, a date with the Ducks seemed to be a perfect occasion to get Chris Mason another start but Ondrej Pavelec skipped the optional skate on Friday, so it appears he's going to make his 28th start in 32 games on Saturday.
Pavelec is 11-11-4 with a 3.03 goals against average and .905 save percentage this season.
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Shoppers Drug Mart founder, Murray Koffler, launched Life Brand in 1962. Today, Life Brand offers more than 1,400 health products — from pain relief to vitamins —and is Shoppers Drug Mart's top-selling OTC health brand.
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Advice Please-Barbie's Legs Blew Out Bottom Layer...help!
Decorating By shannonlolly Updated 17 Aug 2012 , 9:33pm by shannonlolly
I should have taken off Barbie's legs, but the customer sounded hesitant it would break the doll. So when I stuck Barbie in, it blew out my bottom layer.
So I was able to mold it back together w/ frosting and stuck my cake in the fridge. But not I'm wondering if I should try to rebake bottom layer and try to replace bottom layer only..not sure if trying to lift and replace will crack the whole cake?? Yikes...don't know if I really have time to start over!
Or leave it as is and recommend keeping cake refrigerated as long as possible.
Barbie's legs are off now, so most of the pressure is off the layers.
Advice please!!!
Well, I don't have any recommendations about the actual cake, but the next time, you can cut a core out of the entire cake, wrap the legs tightly together with saran wrap, pipe a bit of BC into the cored out area, and insert the doll (sort of like a full length "doll dowel").
Just have to think about it a little more before you do something like that I guess. It's like getting into a bathtub, you displace water. Same for sticking large things into a cake, it displaces it (and in your case, blows it out).
I actually did cut a hole and my cake was perfect but I guess my hole was not large enough.
I just don't know what to do now?
I agree with BlakesCakes.
I would also rebake that tier bc even though you repaired and froze it, there is still the chance of a breakdown. But, its up to you, JMHO. Good Luck
Do barbies legs show on the cake at all? There are the generic "Barbie" doll 1/2s that you can get at stores like michaels that are made for cakes
No, the legs don't show, but the "doll picks" that are just the torso and head are pretty ugly.
By using a real Barbie, the doll can be kept and used. They really make a much more attractive cake.
Thanks for the advice. I decided to re-bake the whole cake! Lesson learned!


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How do I Control Autistic Aggression?
Latelyn, my 12 year old Autistic child has been uncontrollable. He was on Resperidal ( 3 pills 3 times a day) and he was geting more aggressive. The doctor switched his medicines to serequal and divoprex.
He keeps punching us and pinching himself to the point of bruising everywhere. He will hurt himself, get mad and come over and hit someone. My husband says we must put him in his room every time he does this and lock the door till he settles down. This makes him very mad and he is destroying his room, holes in the walls etc. He even smashed through my dining room window last week. When he comes out after calming down he decides he must hit me again and the cycle repeats all day. Any advice would be appreciated he is even throwing things across the dinner table. I know he gets mad because he hurts himself but he can`t stop.
The situation you describe sounds rather urgent, with poor response to common medications that usually stop self-injury and aggression in children with autism. If there has not been a recent re-evaluation of the diagnosis, that would be a good idea, considering, among other things, the possibility of atypical seizure disorder (autism carries an increased risk of seizures), mood disorder, and Tourette's disorder, as well as some kind of over-sensitivity or under-sensitivity to one or more of the medicines.
You do not mention what behavioral treatment your son may be getting or what coaching you have had in managing behavior at home, but such treatment is often useful. In fact, we are currently doing a study comparing medication alone to the combination of medication and parent training in behavior management. If you have not had behavioral treatment or coaching, contact whatever local resource you have (county MR/DD board, university, etc.) If you are in Central Ohio, Children's Hospital has an autism center that could help you with that (614-355-8315), and if you live in Franklin Co., you could get into the county-sponsored behavioral services program (for behavioral treatment) at Nisonger Center and/or the Nisonger Dual diagnosis Clinic (for medication consultation) by calling 614-464-2743 and asking for intake.
One behavioral treatment that is somewhat controversial but very effective as a last resort for self-injury is the SIBIS, which was developed by Dr. Tom Linscheid, a behavioral psychologist at Columbus Children's Hospital. It is controversial because it uses aversive conditioning, an uncomfortable electric shock, whenever the patient hits himself. It is especially useful for head-hitting because it can be set up with a helmet that automatically triggers a shock when the helmet is jarred. In my view, when other interventions fail, this is justified because repeated head hitting can result in detached retinas and blindness, not to mention other injuries. Other kinds of self-injury can also be managed. If you have reached the point of desperation where you wish to consider this, contact the Columbus Children's Hospital Psychological Services for a consultation by calling (614) 722-4700 or the Columbus Children's Hospital Developmental Assessment Program at (614) 355-8315.
If the serious situation you describe continues and it becomes obvious that there is imminent danger to your son or others (including yourself), you will have to consider residential treatment with closer supervision or even hospitalization. If it becomes necessary to call the police to prevent bodily harm, I suggest having them take him to the nearest emergency mental health facility or hospital emergency room for possible admission to a psychiatric hospital.
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Warren County Local History by Dallas Bogan
|Dallas Bogan on 4 September 2004
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Wintertime was an extremely boring time for the first Ohio settler and his
family. Many farmers had their own transportation during this period, the sleigh.
A family of any number could clothe themselves in good warm homemade clothes;
fur caps, quilted hoods, woolen mittens, or perhaps a robe made of buffalo hide,
and defy the cold winter months.
The old ancient inn, in many Ohio communities, was the place where the old sleighing parties gathered. The pioneers related stories of how they used to assemble at the tavern for sleighing parties and perhaps stay for supper, their appetites being obvious by the long trek through the wintry snows.
A vision of them yet, the ladies still clothed in their respectable petticoats of homespun goods, and their closely fitted hoods of fabricated silk. Accompanying the ladies were the men with their high silk hats, their leggings of green blaize strips which tightly fit their trouser legs, all in another day, another time.
What a treat to have the blazing fire briskly leap from its stone hearth to warm the winter traveler! What a luxury to relish the smell of the vittles being prepared in the vast hearth in the kitchen, its foods consuming the entire dwelling; to feel the warming fire spreading its glow of embers into every corner and opening: this an occasion fit for a king or the common passerby.
The tavern fire was the heart of all who took time out from the routine of ordinary life. Around these fires swarmed the travelers from afar who had merely stopped for directions, or the locals who had planned to spend a time of social activity. The fire was fed by an endless supply of wood, which included oak, walnut, beach, elm, ash, hickory and pine.
A truly pioneer atmosphere beckoned to the multitude; the old man rubbing his wrinkled hands or turning his body towards the smoldering embers and its comforting ways; the young man with his plastered hair of bear oil, leaning toward the fire with his powerful hands, finding relief from the continuous cold.
The young ladies with their cheeks still suffering from the frigid air gathered to seek the warmth of the great hearth.
The older ladies, sometimes with their plump look of middle life, sought refuge from the chill of the blasts of winter. After warming of their bodies, they would perhaps exchange recipes for the fine jams and fruitcakes, which had been passed down through generations.
A gala of delight and aroma, the fires in the kitchen putting forth great odors of cooking food. The fragrance of a baking ham, of roasting fowls, the delicate scent of potatoes and corn- bread browning on the hearth, all of which delighted the tavern patronizer.
Many landlords jealously guarded their fires. John Moore, whose inn was located at Cambridge, a famous stop on the National Road a century and a half ago, was said to have locked his poker under lock and key. No one messed with his fire! A descendant tells that Mr. Moore burned coal in his hearth, of which huge lumps which were mined in the nearby hills. These blackened chunks were placed in such a manner on the hearth that when they split in burning, the pieces would fall back into the fire rather than on the floor.
Wintertime, sometimes being long and boring, prodded the inn to cater to many parties. During the winter of 1855 and '56, a hundred days or so of continued cold and snow made sleighing in the northeastern corner of Ohio a most joyous time for sleighing.
Sleighs were pulled down from their resting place in the dusty barn lofts. Bobsleds were resurrected and equipped with appropriate apparatus. Beds of old farm wagons were lifted from their axles and placed on runners.
Sleighing parties abounded by the multitude. Everyone, young and old attended.
On a cold February morning in 1856, the snow and ice continuing, and the roads in excellent condition for a sleighing extravaganza, a gathering of citizens from Solon Township, Cuyahoga County, organized a party of seven four-horse sleigh teams and drove to Akron. Prior to this event, smaller sleighing parties from Medina and elsewhere had made the same trip.
The two mentioned parties accepted a challenge and the race to Akron was on. The Solon Township participants for the purpose of sketching the profile of a face with a thumb to the nose with fingers extended used an American flag. (This was before the flag code had been accepted as a symbol of freedom.) The gesture was merely intended as a friendly challenge to their neighbors.
The Solon party passed through Twinsburgh and the residents of the challenging community mustered fourteen four-horse teams and drove to Solon where the citizens politely gave up the flag.
The folks of Royalton caught the spirit and decided they wanted the flag. They immediately assembled thirty-eight four- horse teams and traveled to Twinsburgh, who welcomed them and cheerfully gave up the flag.
News of the flag proceedings quickly spread to two adjoining counties, Summit and Medina. On March 14, 1856, competing organizations met at Richfield.
Medina County had accumulated one hundred forty four-horse teams, Cuyahoga one hundred fifty-one, and Summit one hundred seventy-four, making in all four hundred sixty four-horse teams. The sleds or sleighs averaged fourteen persons each, a total of six thousand five hundred and twenty-four people, and one thousand and sixty-four horses. Aside from this large accumulation, there were a sizable number of single sleds not in the contest.
All the townships provided a brass band to compliment the occasion. Summit County carried the banner proudly to Akron, but it was not to remain there long, for four days later Medina County claimed it, this time with one hundred and eighty-two four-horse teams, one team of mules and numerous brass bands.
One account states "they were received by the citizens of Akron with lavish demonstrations, including the ringing of bells, firing of cannon and uproarious cheers." Refreshments were served as well as two songs being written commemorating the occasion. News of this event quickly spread throughout the United States, as well as all Europe and in virtually every newspaper of the time.
Needless to say the hospitality of the inns were involved to a great extent.
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Look Who's Talking is such a great classic, one of my great memories of
childhood, every weekend when I would go to my grandparent's place,
they would let me pick a movie and we would watch it together, very
often I would pick Look Who's Talking or Look Who's Talking Too, they
were just such fun movies to watch and laugh at. When I grew up, I
realized I hadn't seen the movie in so many years, but it was on TV the
other day and I figured I would have a little blast from the past and
watch it. You know what's strange about this movie? It's actually more
for adults rather than the kids, but this became such a family friendly
movie, but that's why many people say they don't make them like they
used too, because writing where it is more aimed at the adults but it
ends up being something that every age can enjoy is clever and this is
one of the most fun movies of the 90's.
Mollie Jensen is an accountant living and working in New York City. The latest client she has been assigned by her firm is a charmingly-handsome but shallow womanizing executive named Albert who seduces her and although married embarks on an affair with Mollie, promising to leave his wife for her. Mollie becomes pregnant with his child. After realizing she is pregnant she informs Albert who takes the news well and again promises to leave his wife and raise the baby with her. Mollie continues her relationship with Albert as the pregnancy develops, however he's seeing another woman. Later when Mollie and her best friend Rona are shopping Mollie finds Albert in a clinch with the other woman. Angry and upset, a heart-broken Mollie storms off in a rage while the fight causes her to suddenly go into labor. When she hails a cab the driver James Ubriacco realizes the seriousness of the situation and speeds off to the hospital. Upon reaching the hospital, the nurses' confuse him for being the father of Mollie's baby and he feels inclined to stay. Mollie gives birth to a son she names Michael. A few days after "Mikey" is brought home, Mollie receives a visit from James, where he returns the purse she left behind in his taxi. James meets Mikey, and they seem to enjoy each others company. Mollie starts dating again, but quickly realizes that none of the men she has been seeing are good enough for Mikey and one night she lets her guard down and almost sleeps with James; however after imagining what life would be like if she married him, she asks him to leave, despite James telling her he loves both her and Mikey.
Look Who's Talking is a charming movie that I'm sure won't disappoint you, it's cute, romantic, funny, and has a great cast. It's a realistic look at what happens with unplanned pregnancy and John Travolta's character, James, becomes the ultimate and unexpected hero of the movie. I hope that I meet a guy like James one day, he was just so lovable. I also adored Bruce Willis' voice, he was a perfect fit for Mikey. Kristy Alley, she plays the crazy mother, but you see all that her character goes through and you just feel awful for her. This is such a great movie, I highly recommend it if you get the chance to see it, it's a great classic.
This film has always been a family favourite in our household, and
being one when it was first released, I ended up growing up on this
film, and I can safely say, 16 years later, I still love it.
I don't know anyone who can say that the children that played Mikey were not adorable, because they were seriously the cutest kids ever. I think the script was very well written, and even though I don't like him, Bruce Willis does really bring the character of Mikey to life.
John Travolta and Kirstie Alley and both outstanding actors, and this movie is no exception. I laugh, I cry, and I watch it over and over again. It is brilliant. The sequels are getting as much a cult watching with me as this original did, too.
Smart little comedy that expresses what a young baby is thinking (voiced by Bruce Willis) throughout its running time. Likeable performances from Kirstie Alley, John Travolta, George Segal and Olympia Dukakis add to the sometimes mediocre screenplay and unsteady direction. The clever idea though, which is very original, carries the film and makes it a funny and entertaining experience. 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Life from a baby's point of view. How thoughtful! I think this is one
the most innovative and delightful movies ever made... though I may be a
little biased since, though I don't have any of my own, I love
The only problem I had was the second "Molly, I'm gonna burst if I don't kiss you soon..." "Tough!" scene. Unnecessary and catches you off guard.
But overall... this is just darling if you love babies.
I originally got it when I traded another film with my brother when I was younger... not really realizing just how sweet it was until I got to my late teens and started thinking about babysitting and being a mother, etc.
I'm glad I have it in my collection. What else can I say? :o)
Good scenario isn't it: baby observes the world as an adult would with
sarcastic quips and anecdotes. And the movie itself is also quite good.
Although it has the neccessary light touch, it's also rather adulty. Films
of this calibre wouldn't usually have quite so much innuendo and sex-talk in
them. This doesn't take away from the overall enjoyment of the movie, but it
certainly is surprising.
There's a good cast to back this up. Kirstie Alley is ideal as the sexy single mother. John Travolta repeats his character in Saturday Night Fever to a certain degree, which isn't a bad thing. Bruce Willis steals the show as the voice of the baby though.
The result is a pleasing and enjoyable little comedy so I recommend "Look Who's Talking". My IMDb rating: 6.7/10.
This is certainly not my sort of film, but after my girlfriend began
complaining we always watch my movies, I prepared myself for 90 minutes
of fake laughter and smiling to keep her happy, after all who else was
I gonna take to see the new 'Clint' movie out.
However the opening scene with the tadpoles set the way for 90 minutes of top notch comedy, not exactly a laugh a second sort of comedy like Scary Movie or The Naked Gun, but a more all round sort of comedy where most gags hit the mark, certainly a major difference to Scary Movie! The casting is spot on, one of the major differences to the sequel. Bruce Willis is a great choice to play the voice of Mikey, and John Travolta is fantastic. But for me it was George Segal who stole the show for me, playing Mikey's real father, who in his words is going through a 'selfish phase'.
Sadly the sequels are simply terrible, but this movie is one of the best comedies I've seen in a long time, and I gave it 8/10.
The concept of woman-with-child-meets-man-and-falls-in-love has been done to death in the movie industry. The only thing that can save a movie from being lost in the existing hash is a gimmick that makes it unique. Fortunately, "Look Who's Talking" gives a fresh perspective on an otherwise trite situation by demonstrating it from the baby's point of view. Even this could become annoying were it not for the fact that, rather than having a child actor flesh out the character, the clever, snappy dialogue is delivered by Bruce Willis in his most likeable role since "Moonlighting". Had they used a child's voice, lines such as "Let's get some apple juice down here!" would be merely cute; with Willis' smoky growl, they are hysterically funny.
As any engineer will tell you, bumblebees are not aerodynamically
sound, they should not be able to fly. But they do.
This film is a single-premise, hi-concept, logline: the smartest person in the room is the newborn, and he "talks" to the audience.
The reason why this is a classic (yes it is!) is the talent: Amy Heckerling, at her peak, when she was the "next big thing." Kirstie Alley, also at her peak, before she disappeared from theatrical releases and reappeared as a spokesperson for Weight Watchers Travolta at the peak of his "first career" (he had a second career 5 years later with Pulp Fiction, a second career that carried him into the next century, literally) And -- my fave -- Bruce Willis just before he exploded onto the big screen. If you do the "Hollywood math" (inside joke) you will conclude that this deal was cut and signed before the box office results of Die Hard were known. Die Hard of course sent him into the stratosphere and voice work would be secondary for him from this point on, EVEN THOUGH HE WAS GREAT AT IT. In fact one of my top films of all time, OVER THE HEDGE (2006) has Bruce in it.
Fun flick. Much better than it sounds. MUCH
Sure there may be some predictabilities in the story and one or two
rushed scenes, but Look Who's Talking is a very charming and funny film
and significantly better than its sequels. It looks very nice, has a
good soundtrack and has some likable characters too. The script also
has a lot of funny and somewhat quotable parts too.
The direction is fine, as is the acting. Bruce Willis is perfect as the voice of Mikey, while John Travolta is equally wonderful with a great smile. And George Seagal comes very close to stealing the show as his character goes through a selfish phase.
Overall, charming and funny. Nothing outstanding, but it was great to watch and I enjoyed it very much. 8/10 Bethany Cox
"Look Who's Talking" is an enjoyable and entertaining comedy whose best
achievement is to tackle very adult subjects with never falling in the
trap of crude and unreasonably vulgar humor, the material contains very
explicit sexual undertones, yet from beginning to end, it's still an
original, a daring and endearing film, and yes
maybe one of the best
comedies of the 80's.
I might be biased by using the word 'best' since the movie has always been one of my favorite as a child, and one of the few that I could recite line by line, scene by scene, but I trust my maturity even as a 10-year old kid, I have an alibi, I didn't like the sequel even at that time, so I know I loved the film not just because it was featuring sexual material or a kid talking like an adult, it was a funny, warm and entertaining story. And to understand why this film is great on so many levels, you just need to watch the sequels.
In fact, the whole "Look Who's Talking" premise, which is about hearing the kid's thoughts, spoken by an adult voice, Bruce Willis, as original and clever as it is, would have been pointless if the film wasn't driven by a real story that could appeal to the parents who'd come with their kids in the theater. If the baby was the focus, it would have been a cute but forgettable film just like "Baby's Day Out", something funny but without substance, or worse, a cult oddity à la "Howard the Duck", but Amy Heckerling's film was about a mother looking for a fatherly figure to raise her son.
And even this synopsis could have lead to a lesser film, if it wasn't for a nice touch of casting with Kirstie Alley as Mollie, and John Travolta as James, the first come-back before "Pulp Fiction". There's something so natural growing between these two actors, who were not big stars at that time, and maybe that contributed not to distract the film from its simplicity. In a way, this is what makes the film slightly better, or more appealing than "When Harry Met Sally ", because it doesn't look marketed to touch hearts, simple actors, a cast of honorable supporting stars, George Segal, Olympia Dukakis, Abe Vigoda, no big stars, but a great story although, for the movie's defense, I think it should have garnered some Golden Globe nominations in the Comedy/Musical category, if only for the lead roles.
What makes the Alley-Travolta duo work, beyond the well-written script, is the great chemistry both have together, something that takes its time to become a reality, but when it happens, we know we're not watching cinematic clichés but real people. There's also another element, which is the genuine and authentic love both have for Mikey, the baby. Mollie doesn't play a mother, she's a real mother, as tough, vulnerable, hysterical or passionate as any other, and the complicity between James and Mikey is one of the things that I think touched me the most as a kid. James was more than a baby-sitter, he was a buddy for Mikey, and isn't this the true cement of a father-and-son relationship, being best friends?
Again, the film deals with these subjects without flirting with stereotypes, it has the guts to evoke artificial insemination, to feature a hilarious scene of fecundation with spermatozoa riding their way to the targeted ovule following the "Get Around" Beach Boys' song, and it's always fun and charming because the material is treated with the level of humor that doesn't make you feel guilty to appreciate what you watch. That way, the movie is worth many Sex Ed programs: indeed, my little brother never had to ask how we 'made babies' after this. The movie also features some borderlines lines as when the mother says that the artificial insemination "is the kind of thing a girl does if she's very ugly or a lesbian." Offensive? Maybe but wouldn't a mother talk like that to her daughter?
This is the film's strength, every character speaks truly, the way we would expect and all these realistic interactions with the baby Mikey as the sentimental core, provides a great comedy film and so many memorable moments, among which my favorite, is the great dance sequence between John Travolta and the baby with "I'm Walkin' on the Sunshine". There is one part where Travolta holds Mikey in his arms and a smile of joy which in no way, looks acted, I know the "Pulp Fiction" dance sequence will forever be revered as one of the greatest Travolta's moments but this one will always come as a close second in my memories.
"Look Who's Talking" is a charming little film, with 'little' as a compliment, it never tries to exceed the limits of its ambitions, and is short enough not to drag on some parts, the music, the writing, the characterization, everything contributes to create this enjoyable feeling. And to end on an anecdote, I watched the film videotaped and for some reason, my dad stopped the recording right when the ending credits started, so I never saw the scene where they visit Mollie with her newborn baby Julie, the scene announcing the second opus.
Apparently, Heckerling was already planning to make a sequel, but when "Look Who's Talking" was over, when we knew who'd be Mikey's father, when we heard his cute little voice, and saw what a movie where we could hear the voice of baby would look like, then what was the purpose of a sequel? How could have it been as original or appealing? I would have asked 'why' myself if I saw this, and this is why I failed to appreciate the sequel as a kid, and even more as an adult.
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The Delta: Trollers are working the Dairy, West Bank, Clyde Shoals the mouth of the Old Sacramento up to Walnut Grove on the Sacramento River.
Some trolling all the way up to the Sacramento shipping channel. Many large stripers were reportedly caught this last week. Deep divers becoming more productive than shallow divers. Angry Eye Predators, Bombers and Yo-zuri working well. Bait fishermen having success from Rio Vista Bridge down through Decker Island, Sherman Island to Broad Slough using shad and sardines.
Sturgeon being caught from Cache Slough down, with a good bite reported in Montezuma Slough this last week on eel. Ghost Shrimp is the best bait as you get down into more salty water.
Stripers being caught at the Sounding Board, Eddo's area. San Andreas and Santa Clara Shoals still producing as is the mouth of the Mokelumne at the San Joaquin. Mokelumne up through B&W and Georgiana Slough. Both deep and shallow divers working well. Bottom of the out-going tide has been the most productive. Evening and night trolling has been the most productive. Red, white and chartreuse continue to be the colors of choice.
Central Valley Anglers will hold a striped bass derby on April 26 at Sandy Beach Regional Park near Rio Vista. Information and applications are available at The Fisherman's Friend.
Mother Lode: The general trout opener in many counties throughout California will commence on April 26, one hour before sunrise.
Because of the popularity of this annual event with the angling public, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is making every effort to stock trout in all accessible waters approved for planting prior to the season opener. Lingering winter conditions and this year's unprecedented drought could play a major role in how many rivers, creeks, lakes and reservoirs can be stocked before Saturday.
Most lakes, rivers and streams have a limit of five trout per day and 10 in possession. However, regulations differ on season opening and closing dates, bag limits, minimum and maximum size limits and gear restrictions.
Anglers are advised to check specific area regulations and opening dates in the California Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulation booklet.
Lake Camanche: Fishing in the main lake still producing large Mt. Lassen trout. Local fisherman Robbie Dunham caught several trout with the largest weighing in at 9 pounds. Trolling with spoons and Rapalas between 25 and 35 feet produced the largest fish. The lake and south shore pond continue to receive trout plants. Mice Tails, Power Baits under a bobber and large Kastmaster working from shore. Black bass being taken using drop-shots, Carolina rig or Texas rigged Senkos.
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The Dillard University cheer squad, along with head cheerleader coach Juana Green, recently spoke and demonstrated at the New Orleans Recreation Development Commission (NORDC) annual cheerleader coaches' clinic. Norbert Rome Jr., assistant coach for the Lady Bleu Devils basketball team, was the keynote speaker and gave the keynote address for the evening, where he spoke about demeanor, character and role, and the purpose of a youth athletic coach.
"Coach Ernest Foster who is Athletic Director for NORDC invited us to speak to the youth coaches and do a demonstration," said Green. "We agreed because this gave our girls some good exposure, and also gave them good experience."
Green discussed how this even not only helped the various youth coaches in attendance, but also enhanced her cheer squad as well.
"This event benefited our cheer team because it gave us a chance to network with all the coaches and also gave my girls a chance to help out the youth cheer squads in the future with choreographing and helping the youth coaches and teams prepare for upcoming competitions."
Green's previous occupation was a safety officer and was honored to have a chance to speak to the youth coaches about a different aspect of cheerleading.
"I have a safety background, and I also specialize in safety/risk management and liabilities, so I spoke about the fundamentals of cheerleading as well as having an emergency plan, and I made sure that the youth coaches were aware of personal of civil suits that may come up as a result of not being prepared. I also wanted to dismiss a common misconception amongst potential cheer coaches; you don't have to be a cheerleader to coach cheerleading."
At that moment, a man in the crowd stood up and stated, "Then why do you have a cheerleading uniform on the wall at home?"
The man turned out to be Green's father. The crowd had burst into laughter.
"When I saw that my dad came to the clinic, that was the highlight of the night for me," said Green. "The reason my dad is so instrumental is because he was a NORDC coach in the 70's and my brothers played football under him, so thanks to my parents, I was a "cheerleader" for my dad's team from ages three to seven."


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York's Musicals in Mufti Continues With THE GAME OF LOVE, Now thru 5/13
York Theatre Company celebrating the legendary librettist and lyricist Tom Jones with Musicals in Mufti: The Tom Jones Festival, concludes the spring series with the New York premiere of The Game of Love, with book and lyrics by Tom Jones, music by classical composer Jacques Offenbach, and arrangements & additional music by Nancy Ford. The Game of Love is based The Anatol Plays by Arthur Schnitzler.
The limited engagement plays 5 performances only tonight, May 11 through May 13 at The York Theatre at Saint Peter's (Citicorp Building, entrance on East 54th Street, just east of Lexington Avenue).
Directed by West Hyler, and with Music Direction by Nancy Ford, the cast features Tom Aulino (On the Town), Erin Davie (Curtains, A Little Night Music), Janet Dacal (In the Heights, Wonderland), Santino Fontana (Sons of the Prophet, Billy Elliot), Jillian Louis (York's I'm Getting My Act Together…), Ramona Mallory (A Little Night Music), Steve Routman (La Bete), Robb Sapp (Wicked, Shrek), and Glory Crampton (The Fantasticks) who has replaced previously announced Elizabeth Loyacano,
The Game of Love, based on The Anatol Plays by Arthur Schnitzler, is a deliciously romantic musical about the frivolities and foibles of love that takes place in 19th-century Vienna. At the center of the piece is Anatol (Santino Fontana) a playful Lothario, whose rendezvous with five unique women unfold over the course of this sensuous, melodic romp. New York premiere!
The performance schedule for The Game of Love is: Fridays at 8:00 p.m., *Saturdays at 2:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and *Sundays at 2:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. (*Talkbacks follow all matinee performances).
Tickets are priced at $39.50 and are available online at www.yorktheatre.org, by calling (212) 935-5820, or in person at the box office at the York Theatre at Saint Peter's (Citicorp Building, entrance on East 54th Street, just east of Lexington Avenue), Monday through Friday (12:00 -6:00 p.m.).
York's acclaimed Musicals in Mufti Series of musical theatre gems in staged concert performances has presented over 80 shows from the past in simply-staged concert format. Mufti means: "in street clothes," without the trappings associated with the original productions.
Musicals in Mufti: The Tom Jones Festival launched the spring series with The Show Goes On, a portfolio of theater songs by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, directed by Pamela Hunt, and featured Tom Jones, Graham Rowat, Stephanie Umoh and Susan Watson; followed by Roadside, with Book & Lyrics by Tom Jones and Music by Harvey Schmidt, direction by David Glenn Armstrong and featured Ryan Alexander, Erick Devine, Janine DiVita, Jamie LaVerdiere, Daniel C. Levine, Ed Watts and Nick Wyman. The third in the series was the New York premiere of Harold and Maude, with Book & Lyrics by Tom Jones and Music by Joseph Thalkin, based on the screenplay by Colin Higgins with direction by Carl Andress The cast featured original Harold and Maude cast members Donna Lynne Champlin and Donna English, with Matt Dengler as Harold, Cass Morgan as Maude and Steve Routman, The fourth in the series was Colette Collage, Book & Lyrics by Tom Jones and Music by Harvey Schmidt, directed by Michael Montel with music direction by Robert Felstein. The cast featured Tony nominee Christine Andreas in the title role with Jo Ann Cunningham, Peter Land, Patrick Lane, Anne Markt, Bill Nolte, Vanessa Reseland, Nicholas Rodriguez, Carrington Vilmont, Sasha Weiss and Scott Willis.
York Theatre Company recently announced the first New York City revival of the classic Off-Broadway hit Closer Than Ever with Lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Music by David Shire. Performances begin Tuesday, June 5, 2012 for a limited run through July 14, 2012 at The York Theatre at Saint Peter's (Citicorp Building, entrance on East 54th Street, just east of Lexington Avenue).
Under the direction of Mr. Maltby, and with music direction by Andrew Gerle, the cast will feature Broadway veterans Jenn Colella (Urban Cowboy, High Fidelity), George Dvorsky (The Scarlet Pimpernel), 2011 Tony nominee Christiane Noll (Ragtime, Jekyll & Hyde) and Sal Viviano (The Full Monty).
The York Theatre Company is the only theater in New York City—and one of very few in the world—dedicated to developing and fully producing new musicals and preserving neglected, notable shows from the past. For over four decades, York's intimate, imaginative style of producing both original and neglected classic musicals has resulted in critical acclaim and recognition from artists and audiences alike. Under the guidance of Producing Artistic Director James Morgan since 1997, the York has focused exclusively on new musicals in its Mainstage Series—most of them world, American, or New York premieres—by some of the field's most esteemed creators, and has also helped launch the careers of many talented new writers. Over 35 cast recordings from The York Theatre Company productions are now available on CD, and commercial transfers of such York premieres as The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!), Souvenir, Jolson & Company, and its acclaimed revivals of Sweeney Todd and Pacific Overtures have all showcased the importance of the York and its programs.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder lost to the Toronto Raptors 104-98. It was the Thunder's first home loss of the season. It also stopped their overall winning streak at nine games. Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant led the Thunder in scoring with Westbrook scoring 27 points and Durant adding 24. But it was not a good night for Oklahoma City, who only shot 37 percent from the field.
They did a good job defensively holding the Raptors to just 40 percent shooting. Oklahoma City seemed to take control in the third quarter when they outscored Toronto 28-13 but that reversed itself when Raptors won the fourth quarter 29-14.
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The Muppets make a long-awaited return to the screen -- and that's actually what the movie is about, The Muppets returning to the screen.
It's been years since their last success, they've gone their separate ways, but lifelong fan Walter decides to bring them back together.
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Teerapol Srichana received the B.Pharm. degree in 1989 from the Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Songkhla, Thailand. In 1991–1992, he completed an M.S. degree (in pharmaceutical technology), Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium. His M.S. thesis was on the influence of process parameters and formulation(s) on the quality of spheres in spheronizer, and was under the supervision of Professor J.P. Remon. In 1995–1998, Srichana received the Ph.D. degree (in pharmaceutics), at the King's College London, London, United Kingdom, and the thesis title was "A study of some factors affecting the deposition of drug and excipients following aerosolisation of dry powders" under the supervision of Professor C. Marriott and Professor G.P. Martin. He was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel (2005), as well as at the Department of Pharmaceutics, College of Pharmacy, University of Minnesota, Minn, USA (2006). He currently works as Associate Professor in pharmaceutics at PSU (since 2003), Director of Drug Delivery System Excellence Center, PSU (since 2008), Deputy Director of NANOTEC Center of Excellence at PSU (since 2006), Associate Dean for Planning and Development at PSU (2009–2010), and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies (since 2010). He previously held the positions of Head of Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, PSU (2000–2004), Director of Drug Delivery System Research Center, PSU (2004–2008), and Director of Central Equipment at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, PSU (2000–2002). Srichana published over 50 papers internationally in the areas of aerosol science and technology.
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Les Jones, head of community safety with Cleveland Fire Brigade, said: "Christmas is a time for having fun with family and friends, however it is also a time when extra fire hazards are introduced to the home such as fairy lights, candles and decorations. By following our simple tips and advice people can ensure that they stay safe.
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It translated into 3.9 billion USD in 2007, and 4.2 billion USD in 2008, said the bank, adding that the country also has to spend another 780 million USD each year on public health treatment due to environmental pollution.
According to a survey conducted by the Vietnam Environment Administration, health care costs related to air pollution amounted to 295,000 VND (14 USD) per capita annually in the two northern provinces of Phu Tho and Nam Dinh.
Meanwhile, 80 percent of the country's dysentery and diarrhoea cases are caused by contaminated water sources. About six million cases of water-related dysentery and diarrhea have been reported just over the past four years, which incurred total treatment expenses of about 400 billion VND, not to mention indirect costs.
Pollution also affects agricultural and aquaculture production, the bank said, citing several cases when industrial factories released untreated waste water into rivers.
Environmental pollution, especially air pollution, poses bad impacts on Vietnam's tourism, while increasing its expense on improving the environment, said the WB.
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(NEW YORK) — The Ohio State Buckeyes (11-0, 7-0 Big Ten) will seek their second undefeated season in a row on Saturday when they play rival Michigan State (7-4, 3-4 Big Ten).
Due to NCAA sanctions last season the team was unable to play in a bowl game or a Big Ten championship game, but they're only focused on taking care of business on Saturday.
"I have great respect for this rivalry – it almost makes me in awe," Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer said this week. "The respect we have comes with incredible responsibility that sometimes can be overwhelming (when it comes) to what we have to do next week. So we take it very seriously."
This will be the 110th time that Ohio State and Michigan meet in their storied rivalry.
"This game has always been different in some ways," Michigan head coach Brady Hoke said this week. "Are they a good football team? Yeah. They're a very good football team. Do we have to play better than we've played? I don't think there's any doubt."
The Ohio State offense that has averaged 55.3 points and 597.0 yards in its last four games.
"This is the whole season, really," Buckeyes safety C.J. Barnett said. "Everything is out the window, records, everything we've done, haven't done – it's all about this week."
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