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|Motor Shaft Rotation: CWLE
|Motor Sub Application: Refrigerator/Freezer
|Frame: Non-Standard
|Max. Ambient Temp.: 40 Degrees C
|Frame Material: Cast Iron
|Motor Design: Shaded Pole
|Motor Application: HVAC/R
|Motor Mounting Type: Rear/Foot
|Motor Mounting Position: All Angle
|Item: Unit Bearing Motor
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|Hz: 60
|Motor Enclosure Design: Totally Enclosed Air-Over
|Length Less Shaft: 3-1/2"
|Body Dia.: 3-7/8"
|Voltage: 230
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|Overall Length: 4"
|Output Watts: 25
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|Motor Service Factor: 1.00
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Unit Bearing Motor, Shaded Pole, Totally Enclosed Air-Over, 1/30 HP, 1500 Nameplate RPM, Frame Non-Standard, Voltage 230, Hz 60, 1 Phase, Full Load Amps 0.60, Output Watts 25, Rear/Foot Motor Mounting Type, Motor Thermal Protection Auto, Ins. Class A, Motor Service Factor 1.00, Frame Material Cast Iron, Max. Ambient Temp. 40 Degrees C, Motor Shaft Rotation CWLE, Overall Length 4 In.


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Bridget Moynahan isn't letting being a new mom keep her from looking stylish, but she definitely understands just how hard it can be to make looking good a priority. The single mom to six-month-old John, with her ex-boyfriend and New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, reveals to this month's Redbook how her style has evolved since giving birth. "Becoming a mom has brought out my feminine side," she says. "Now I like pieces with blousier, girlier cuts." And like lots of moms, her closet holds a few former favorites that no longer fit in with her post-baby style. "My patent leather Christian Dior high boots–they're kind of hard to wear to the park," she says. Her new experience has also taught her simple strategies for staying a stylish mom. Her top two? "Don't forget your underwear. And always have a change of shirt in the car — one that blends with spit-up is a good choice!"

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It's no blasphemous rumour: Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan turns 50
So what do you think Dave Gahan's birthday wish is today for his big 5-0 milestone? To enjoy the silence? Maybe get behind the wheel for a spin? Maybe just to feel loved? Whatever you want, Dave. Afterall, people are people, even when they're '80s icons.
Don't be shocked if Gahan ends up spending the day in the studio, where he and his Depeche Mode mates are working on a new album and planning a world tour.
"We've probably got 20 songs demoed," Gahan told Spin magazine earlier this month about the band's still-untitled album. "Some of the songs are in really good shape, some need some work, but we're definitely on track. We have a deadline of the end of November, and there's no reason we why we won't meet that at the rate we're going."
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Blackhawks Fall 8-4 Against Edmonton - Game Recap
The battle between the Oilers and Blackhawks didn't turn out to be much of a battle at all as Chicago was handed an 8-4 defeat on Thursday at Rexall Place.
Edmonton won as a +145 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 5.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Edmonton got goals from Sam Gagner (4), Ryan Whitney, Cam Barker, Jordan Eberle, and Taylor Hall in the victory. Hall opened the scoring at 2:22 of the second period.
Devan Dubnyk turned in a 43-save effort for the Oilers.
Patrick Sharp (2), Jamal Mayers, and Dave Bolland scored for the Blackhawks, finding the net behind Devan Dubnyk.
Corey Crawford stopped 23 of 28 shots for the Blackhawks, but it wasn't enough to earn the victory.
On the power play, Edmonton went 1-for-7, while the Blackhawks were 0-for-3 with the man advantage.
Edmonton lost the shots on goal battle to Chicago by a margin of 47-41.
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The Obesity-hypoventilation Syndrome Study of Clinical Characteristics and Predictive Factors of Response to Treatment
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To describe clinical and functional characteristics of the obese hypoventilating patient; to study the relation between the obesity-hypoventilation syndrome (OHS) and the obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS). In the second stage of the study, to assess patient response to non-invasive mechanical ventilation (NIV) and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), and to identify predictors of unfavourable response to treatment.
- Patients: Patients with obesity degree I-III, with pCO2 awake and at rest > 45 mmHg, with no underlying pulmonary or neuromuscular lung disease; two control groups, one of non-hypoventilating obese patients and the other of obese patients with OSAHS, will also be studied over the same period.
- Design: Prospective observational study. In the first stage anthropometric, clinical, functional and metabolic data will be recorded for the obese hypoventilating patients and the two control groups (obese patients without respiratory pathology, and obese patients with OSAHS).
In the second stage patients with OHS will be divided into two subgroups: group 1: patients with polysomnography (PSG) suggestive of hypoventilation, in whom NIV treatment will be initiated; group 2: patients with PSG suggestive of OSAHS (apnea-hypopnea index >15), who will be administered CPAP. Patients will be examined one month and three months after the start of treatment. The same measurements will be carried out as at the beginning of the study, with the exception of the polysomnographic study. Nonetheless, pulse oximetry and arterial gases will be performed on waking.
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Patients with OHS may be characterized and differentiated from obese patients without associated respiratory pathology on the basis of clinical, functional and metabolic data.
There is a group of patients with association between OSAHS and OHS that do not respond to treatment with CPAP, and this unfavorable response can be predicted in advance.
|Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome
|Device: CPAP Device: Bilevel Support Ventilation (Non-Invasive Ventilation)
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|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|The Obesity-Hypoventilation Syndrome: A Study Of Clinical Characteristics And Predictive Factors Of Response To Treatment With Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) And Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV)
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|June 2003
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|June 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: CPAP
Response to treatment before/after treatment in patients with OSAS and SOH
Device: CPAP
Before and after effect of treatment with CPAP
Active Comparator: Bilevel support ventilation
Before and after effect of Bilevel support ventilation in patients with SOH without OSA
Device: Bilevel Support Ventilation (Non-Invasive Ventilation)
before/after effect of Bilevel support ventilation
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Obesity degree I-III (Body mass index, BMI >30 Kg/m2)
- Stable daytime PCO2 >45 mmHg.
- Age < 75 years
- Absence of other parenchymal, respiratory or neuromuscular diseases, diseases of the chest wall which may occur concomitantly with hypoventilation.
- Absence of exclusion criteria.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Cognitive disorders that interfere with the administration of the clinical questionnaires.
- Severe comorbidity.
- FEV1/FVC ratio < 65% in the forced spirometry.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00938977
|Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
|BArcelona, Spain, 08025
|Principal Investigator:
|Neus Salord, MD
|Fundació Institut de Recerca de l'Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
|Study Chair:
|Mercedes Mayos, MD
|Fundació Institut de Recerca de l'Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
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|Neus Salord Oleo, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau
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|Study First Received:
|July 13, 2009
|Last Updated:
|July 13, 2009
Keywords provided by Fundació Institut de Recerca de l'Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau:
Obesity Hypoventilation syndrome
continuous positive airway pressure
bilevel support ventilation
Response to continuous positive airway pressure
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome
Pathologic Processes
Nutrition Disorders
Body Weight
Signs and Symptoms
Respiratory Insufficiency
Respiration Disorders
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Signs and Symptoms, Respiratory
Sleep Apnea, Obstructive
Sleep Apnea Syndromes
Sleep Disorders, Intrinsic
Sleep Wake Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
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Darbepoetin Treatment of Anemia in Children With Chronic Renal Failure
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ByStephen Power
Stephen Power talks to former Vice President Al Gore about climate politics and policy.
Count Al Gore among those who think President Barack Obama should go to Copenhagen in December for a United Nations conference on climate change. In a wide-ranging interview with Washington Wire today, the former vice president talked about the summit, subsidizing companies, oil dependence and climate change, and the recent decision by Apple, Inc. – he's a board member – to leave the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in protest over the business group's position on climate change legislation.
A White House spokesman said no decision has yet been made on whether Obama will attend the U.N. conference. Gore was in Washington to promote a new book: "Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis."
Here are excerpts from the interview:
Washington Wire: Would it be helpful for President Obama to go to the United Nations conference on climate change in Copenhagen in December?
Gore: I hope he will, and I think he probably will, given how high the stakes are … I think it would make a big difference.
Washington Wire: Why can't you rely on [U.S. Climate Envoy] Todd Stern?
Gore: I have great respect for Todd. This is not in any way a comment on his leadership. But after the last 12 years, the rest of the world still sees the United States as the leader of the world community. Because we're both the strongest economy and one of the two largest emitters and recognized as the natural leader of the world community, it's important for us as Americans to fully appreciate the role we play. Since this is the most dangerous challenge the world has ever faced and since the scientists have given us fresh warnings that we don't have a lot of time to reduce global warming pollution, it's really important for the United States to play the role the rest of the world expects us to play.
Washington Wire: And having [President Obama] there would send that signal?
Gore: It would be one of the elements that would convey that sense.
Washington Wire: If he didn't go, would that be a problem or set things back?
Gore: It depends on the circumstance. I hope he will go.
Washington Wire: Sen. [Charles] Schumer has sent a letter to the Energy Department urging the department not to use any federal stimulus money to support a $1.5 billion wind project in Texas that is being backed by a Chinese firm, unless the project relies on U.S.-built turbines and other components. Do you think Congress should take any steps to ensure that federal dollars that go toward alternative-energy projects in the U.S. come with some requirement that the components be made the U.S.?
Gore: I haven't read the letter … I think the real significance of that wind farm is as an illustration of how far behind we could fall as China and other nations race to establish their leadership in what many regard as the key industry of the 21st century …. They're building an 800-kilovolt supergrid that's the most impressive in the world. They've planted two-and-a-half times more trees than the rest of the world combined, in each of the last three years. They've added CO2 reduction to the formula by which all their official are evaluated for promotion. It's quite a dramatic change.
Now, they're still opening another coal-fired [power] plant every eight or nine days, so the picture's not all rosy. But it's very impressive to see the extent to which they are positioning themselves to be the leaders in renewable energy. The appropriate response in my view is to position the US to recapture the lead. Most of these technologies were invented in the United States … We need to wake up and make sure we lead this revolution.
Washington Wire: Some companies that are seeking funding from the Energy Department are financed partly by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. [Gore is a partner of this Silicon Valley venture-capital firm.] Have you had any communications with anyone in the administration about these companies?
Gore: No.
Washington Wire: Not at all?
Gore: No.
Washington Wire: Why should the government subsidize these companies? Why not let the free market work?
Gore: At this point, the amount of money the government has put into GM and [Chrylser] is beginning to pay some dividends. They're coming back and a lot of jobs are being saved, but there's a worldwide race in the automotive sector to dominate the global marketplace for electric vehicles. It's responsible in my view to take steps similar to what other nations have done. I think its good public policy.
Washington Wire: A survey released last month by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press found that fewer Americans see global warming as a very serious problem. The survey also found a decline in the proportion of Americans who say global temperatures are rising as a result of human activity. What do you make of that?
Gore: I think that poll was something of an outlier. The overall trend has been clear for some time, though it contains what appears to be a paradox. When you ask people how concerned they are, and whether they'd like to see [climate] legislation, very solid majorities say yes. If you reframe the question and ask them to choose from a list of problems to solve … the issue comes out lower on the list. I think that's partly because of the nature of the issue. Because the impacts of the climate crisis are distributed globally, it masquerades as an abstraction. Because the length of time between cause and effect extends farther than the timeframe we're used to dealing with, it brings more of a temptation to think it can be put off.
Washington Wire: Did you have any conversations with officials at Apple Inc. [on whose board of directors Gore serves] prior to Apple's recent announcement that it is quitting the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a result of differences with the Chamber on the issue of U.S. climate policy?
Gore: No. I ran into one of my fellow board members the day after the announcement, and he said, 'Did you talk to Steve?' And I said 'no, did you?' [laughs] I didn't talk to Steve." [That, of course, would be Apple founder Steve Jobs.]
Washington Wire: Did you agree with Apple's decision?
Gore: Oh yeah. Absolutely.


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Kirton, or Kirton in Holland is a village and civil parish within the Borough of Boston, in Lincolnshire, England. The parish includes the hamlet of Kirton End. The 21st century population is quoted as 4,019.
In 1885 Kelly's Directory recorded the village as having a station on the Great Northern Railway. There existed Congregational and Wesleyan chapels and almshouses for four poor women. The village market was then disused. The Gas Consumers' Company Ltd was formed here in 1865. Principal landowners were The Mercers' Company, Sir Thomas Whichcote DL, E. R. C. Cust DL, the Very Rev. Arthur Percival Purey-Cust DD (1828-1916), and Samuel Smeeton, whose residence was the "modern white building" of D'Eyncourt Hall. Agricultural production within the 8,962 acres (36.27 km2) parish consisted of wheat, beans and potatoes, and there was a "large quantity of pasture land" and 676 acres (2.74 km2) of marsh land. The 1881 the ecclesiastical parish population was 2,011, the civil parish, 2,580.
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Lincolnshire is very low-lying and land had to be drained for agriculture to be successful. The larger drainage channels, many of which are parallel to each other, became boundaries between parishes. Many parishes are long and thin for this reason.
There is much fenland in Lincolnshire, particularly in the Boston and Horncastle areas. Fenlands tended to be extraparochial before the mid 1850s, and although many sections were identified with names and given the title "civil parish", little information has been found about them. Many appear to be abolished in 1906, but the parish which adopts them is not given in A Vision of Britain through Time. Note the WR category Lincolnshire Fenland Settlements which is an attempt to organize them into one list.
From 1889 until 1974 Lincolnshire was divided into three administrative counties: Parts of Holland, Parts of Kesteven and Parts of Lindsey. These formal names do not fit with modern grammatical usage, but that is what they were, nonetheless. In 1974 the northern section of Lindsey, along with the East Riding of Yorkshire, became the short-lived county of Humberside. In 1996 Humberside was abolished and the area previously in Lincolnshire was made into the two "unitary authorities" of North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire. The remainder of Lincolnshire was divided into "non-metropolitan districts" or "district municipalities" in 1974. Towns, villages and parishes are all listed under Lincolnshire, but the present-day districts are also given so that places in this large county can more easily be located and linked to their wider neighbourhoods. See the WR placepage Lincolnshire, England and the smaller divisions for further explanation.


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Last Tuesday at a warehouse in West Dade, six old men broke open a storage crate. Their lives - more than half a century of aviation history - spilled out on the concrete floor in disarray.
"I can't imagine anyone packing this stuff like this," said Kelvin Keith, one of America's last living flying-boat pilots. "A lot of it has been unpacked and then repacked in a jumble - just sort of shoved back in the boxes."
"Just shoved in the boxes," echoed 74-year-old Gene Banning, gazing at a 1938 flight log from the first transpacific U.S. mail delivery. "There was no attempt to preserve it like the company had it packed when they shipped it down."
The collection of rare artifacts from the pioneering days of commercial air travel was quietly returned to members of the Pan Am Historical Foundation one month ago by the City of Miami. The city had borrowed the material in 1986 in hopes of creating a bayside aviation museum at the site of Pan Am's old Miami seaplane terminal on Dinner Key. The plan evaporated.
The 3000 cubic feet of material in nine large crates includes period promotional posters and advertisements, a 1937 photo showing airline president Juan T. Trippe receiving an award from President Franklin Roosevelt, a lamp shade adorned with Pan Am's 1954 routes, a powder-blue stewardess' cap, scale models of airplanes, and a banner from Pan Am's 37th anniversary party.
Two retired Pan Am pilots will complete an inventory of the memorabilia this week. They say they can already tell that certain valuable pieces are missing, among them a bronze bas-relief plaque given to famed aviator Charles Lindbergh during his tenure as a Pan Am consultant and test pilot, and a large decorative gold vase given to Pan Am by a foreign government.
"We're also pretty sure that some of the scale models are missing," says historical foundation president George Price. The 79-year-old Price says he and other ex-pilots suspect the pieces were stolen or mislaid in 1989 or 1990 when Miami City Manager Cesar Odio lent part of the collection to developer Manny Medina for use as decorations at the Havana Clipper restaurant near city hall.
The use of the collection in a private eatery outraged Price and other former pilots, and Pan Am officials at first demanded that the city return the memorabilia. The airline eventually worked out a lease agreement with Medina's Terremark Inc., but the arrangement became moot when Havana Clipper folded in November 1990 after barely eleven months in operation.
"We know that some things are missing associated with the movement of some of this material to the Havana Clipper at Dinner Key," says Price. "We have heard - just rumors - that some of these things that were under the care of Terremark, so to speak, have ended up in certain people's homes. We hope that the people who have these things will have qualms of conscience, like some of the looters in South Central L.A. Some of those looters actually did return things to the stores from which they were stolen."
Price, who once flew China Clippers from San Francisco to the Orient, says the historical foundation will finish its inventory, compare it with the original 1986 manifest, and determine exactly what is missing. Members plan to ask Miami government officials to facilitate the return of the items.
Odio did not return calls to his office. Medina, travelling outside the United States, could not be reached for comment.
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For now, the collection will remain at the warehouse on NW 29th Street. Legally, it is a part of the estate of Pan Am Corp., and thus belongs to the United States bankruptcy court in New York. Jeff Kriendler, Pan Am's former vice president of corporate communications, says he believes the memorabilia will be spared from an eventual bankruptcy auction, along with an accompanying Pan Am archival collection currently stored at Miami International Airport.
"It is the intent of the Pan Am Historical Foundation to acquire this collection from the company and avoid an auction," Kriendler says. "Our ultimate dream is to first preserve and then exhibit these artifacts and the archival material. We would hope to do that in a museum, or as part of a larger museum."
Kriendler says he was deeply moved by watching the spry septuagenarians repack the Pan Am collection last Tuesday. "In part the collection is a tribute to employees like these, a tribute to their affection for the company and their great understanding of aviation history.


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Obituaries from the Pendleton Times,
2 February 2006
W.R. Bonsal, III, 76
W.R. "Rocky" Bonsal, III, 76, of Pinehurst, NC, died Wednesday morning, Jan 11 2006, at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Southern Pines, NC.
Bonsal was born in Pittsfield, MA, on July 22, 1930, to the late Agnes and William R. Bonsal, Jr.
He was a 1949 graduate of Saint Mark's School in Southboro, MA, and earned a bachelor's degree from yale University in 1953. He was a 1956 graduate of Wharton School of Business and attended Harvard School of Business in 1990.
From 1956 to 1960, Bonsal worked for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co., joining his family's firm.,, W.R. Bonsal Co., in 1960, starting out as a job scheduler, but eventually serving as treasurer, present, chairman and CEO until his retirement in late1997.
Bonsal was named Manufacturing Entrepreneur of the year in 1997 in the Regional Entrepreneur awards program co-sponsored by Ernst and Young, USA Today, Nadsdaq and the Kauffman Foundation. He was an active member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Southern Pines, NC, serving at one time or another as a senior warden, a member of the vestry, and as chairman of various committees. His involvement with years of charitable work and support of many organizations continued even into retirement.
He is survived by his wife Patricia (Patsy) Schoonmaker Bonsal, whom he married in 1959; a daughter, Katherine B. Tracy of southern Pines, NC; two sons, William R. Bonsal, IV of Niskayuna, NY, and Andrew S. Bonsal of Edgefield, SC; as well as a sister, Mary Potter of Franklin; and three grandchildren.
A memorial service was held Jan. 15 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Southern Pines, NC.
Memorial contributions may be made to Episcopal Day School, Attn: Joseph St. John, 349 E. Massachusetts Ave, Southern Pines, NC 28387 or to Habitat for humanity of Moore County, 2268 N.C. 5, Aberdeen, NC 28315.
Leanna Ross
Leanna Ross, 81, of Speedway, IN, died Dec. 28, 2005.
Born Aug. 14, 1924, at Kline, she was the daughter of the late Charles S. and Mary Greenawalt Dahmer, former residents of Kline.
Mrs. Ross was a registered nurse for Speedway Schools and a member of the Speedway Christian Church and Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority. She was a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia.
She was the widow of Russel L. Cunningham and Ralph Ross. Surviving are a son, Carl Cunningham and a daughter Debby Thompson, both of Indianapolis, IN; a granddaughter, Kelly Thompson; a sister, Hilda Smith of Tulsa, OK; and a brother, Roy S. Dahmer of Melbourne, FL. Also preceding her in death was a son-in-law, Larry Thompson.
Funeral services were held Dec. 30, 2005, at speedway Christian Church. Burial was at Washington Park North Cemetery.
Richard P. Smith
Richard Pershing Smith, 86, a resident of Baltimore, MD, died Monday, Jan. 23, 2006, in Lighthouse Senior Living Center at Baltimore, MD.
He was born March 29, 1919, at Circleville, a son of the late William Lester Smith and Beulah Calhoun Smith.
He retired from Eastern Stainless Steel in 1979.
His wife, Lora Clara Murphy Smith, preceded him in death Jan. 31, 2005.
He is survived by a daughter, Joanna Robbins of Knoxville, MD; a son, Earl R. Smith of Harrisonburg, VA; three sisters, Mary Huffman of Philadelphia, PA, Rebecca Keller of Cambridge City, IN, and Katherine Nelson of Charleston, SC; two brothers, Conway Smith of Circleville and William Lester Smith Jr. of Harrisonburg, VA; six grandchildren, Randy Edwards, Janelle Cullen, Janice Dschaak, Terry Kniceley, Kim Mitchell and Janna Colledge, guardian and caretaker; 14 great-grandchildren; Robert, Raymond, Austen, Brandi, Sarene Kamryn, Amie, Blake, Braden, Chad, Jordan, Megan, Brandon, Cody and Emma; and one great-great-grandchild, Alexander.
He was also preceded in death by one grandson, Jeffery Earl Smith; and one twin brother, Raymond Smith.
The Rev. John Oldman conducted the funeral Saturday at the Circleville Presbyterian Church. Burial was at North Fork Memorial Cemetery in Riverton by Basagic Funeral Home in Franklin. Memorial donations may be made to Circleville Presbyterian Church c/o Jane Wilkins, PO Box 84, Riverton, WV 26814.
Forrest L. Shirey, 87
Forest L. "Poe" Shirey, 87, of Hedgesville, passed away Thursday, January 26, 2006, at his home.
Born September 20 1918, in Boynton, PA, he was the son of the late Harry Shirey and Carrie Bowman Shirey.
Mr. Shirey served in the US Navy during WWII and later became an iron worker, He was a member of Local 568 in Cumberland, MD.
He will be sadly missed by his loving wife, Lorraine L. Sheppard Shirey of Hedgesville; four daughters Holler of Cresaptown, MD, Lillian A. Powell and husband, Paul of Ridgeley, Patty Bolton of Brandywine, Connie L. Markley and husband, Russell of Hedgesville; two brothers, Cliff Shirey of Cresaptown, MD, and Harry Shirey of Hainsville, FL; a sister, Ruby Shoemaker of Bedford, PA; seven grandchildren; and sex- great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Bruce and Chancey Shirey; and one sister, Lillian Martz.
Services were held Saturday at Rosedale Funeral Home, Martinsburg, with Pastor Dave Miller officiating.
Interment followed at Rosedale Cemetery, with graveside rites conducted by the Martinsburg Combined Honor Guard.
Diane Evelyn Emerick
Diane Evelyn Emerick, a beloved daughter, sister, aunt and friend, was born June 13, 1958.
The Heavenly Father called her home on Jan. 21, 2006, where she had a beautiful reunion with her dad, Frank Jacob Emerick, her materanl grandmother, Evelyn Lambert, her paternal grandparents and other loved ones.
There are many that loved her and are left behind, including her mom, Doris Emerick-Williams; her husband, don of Glencoe, PA; her brothers, Jerry Emerick and wife, Cheri of Spanish Fork , UT, and Jason Emerick and wife, Karen of Berlin, PA; her sisters, Debbie Anderson and husband, Scott of Bennion, UT, Donna Dively and husband, Randy of Berlin, PA, Darla Glessner and boyfriend, Gary Lewis of Glencoe, PA, and Kara Adami and husband, Steve of Ogden, UT.
Mrs. Emerick loved her 21 nieces and nephews and was never absent from ballgames, plays, concerts or anything they were involved in. She also was the proud great-aunt of 14 great-nieces and nephews. She leaves a large extended family as well , including her grandfather, Leslie Lambert, and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
She was an active, faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She also served on the AYSO board of Berlin, PA. Until her illness, she was employed by New Enterprise Stone and Lime of Somerset, PA. Her strength and courage the past 18 months amazed and inspired all. She spent her last days being more concerned about her fmaily than she was for herself.
Services were held Wednesday at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in LaVale, MD. Interment was at Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Glencoe, PA.
Emma Sponaugle, 83
Emma H. Sponaugle, 83, of Doe Hill, VA, died Saturday, Jan. 28, 2006, at Fauquier Hospital in Warrenton, VA.
Mrs. Sponaugle was born July 10, 1922, in Kline and was the daughter of the late Hasper Amos and Anna MAry Ellen (Heavner) Hevener.
She was a homemaker and was a member of the McKendree United Methodist Church and the United Methodist women.
On Feb. 4, 1948, she married John A. Sponaugle , who preceded her in death march 30, 1996.
Mrs. Sponaugle was the last survivor of her immediate family. Survivors include a daughter, Anna Gail Hartbarger of Nokesville, VA; three sons, John H. Sponaugle and wife, Pam of Grottoes, VA, and James K. Sponaugle and wife, Caroline, and Harry B. Sponaugle and wife, Sharon, all of Doe Hill, VA; nine grandchildren, Sarah and Laura Beth Sponaugle, Michael and Matthew Sponaugle, Cathy James, Laci Sponagle, Mallory, John and David Hartbarger; and four sisters-in-law, Violet Hevener of Upper Tract, Mary Propst of Moyers, Deloris Sponaugle of Philippi and Mary Mae Sponaugle of Franklin.
She also was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Lilia Kay Sponaugle; two sisters, Lura Hevener and Jean Sponaugle; and two brothers, Paul and James Hevener.
The Revs. Samuel Sponaugle and Dave Boger conducted the funeral Wednesday at Obaugh Funeral Home in McDowell, VA. Burial will be at Blue Grass Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the McKendree United Methodist Church Building Fund, c/o Granvil Griffin, Sr., HCR 33, Box 150, McDowell, VA 24465.
Russell Newman, 89
Russell Newman, 89, of Moorefield died Wednesday, January 25, 2006, at the Grant County Nursing Home in Petersburg.
Born May 29, 1916, he was the son of the late Rev. B.F. Newman and Mae (Garrett) Newman.
Mr. Newman worked for Ashland Oil Refining company for 30 years prior to his retirement in 1978. He was a veteran of World War II, serving on various ships in the U.S. Navy throughout the South Pacific. He was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and a member of the Wayne, WV, Chapter 18, Royal Arch Masons. He was an avid golfer and sportsman in his retirement years, and he and his wife shared their time between their residence in Moorefield and their winter home in Bradenton, FL.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Ruby (Murphy) Newman.
He is survived by one sister, Helen Hendricks of Berea, KY: two sons, N. Russell Newman of Moorefield and William C. Newman of Pocasset, MA; and two granddaughters, Sue Ellen Gossard of Winchester, VA, and Becky Yokum of Upper Tract.
Also preceding him in death were two brothers, Buford and burl; and three sisters, Clarice, Lucille, and Louise.
Funeral services were conducted at the Fraley Funeral Home, Moorefield, Tuesday with Pastor Ed Craft officiating. Interment followed at the Olivet Cemetery, Moorefield.
Condolences to the family may be left at his obituary at www.fraleyfuneralhome.com
Golda C. Wimer, 90
Golda Crigler Wimer, 90, of Franklin died Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2006, at the Pendleton Nursing Home in Franklin.
Mrs. Wimer was born Dec. 13, 1915, in Franklin and was the daughter of the late Harry Crigler and Nettie Arbogast Crigler.
She retired from Hanover shoe company after 18 years of employment and had also worked in the Belle Meade Gift Shop in Harrisonburg, VA. She was a member of the Franklin Presbyterian church.
Her husband, Thomas Edwin Wimer, preceded her in death Aug. 29, 1963.
Mrs. Wimer was the last survivor of her immediate family.
She is survived by two sons, Edwin Wimer, Jr., of Franklin and Clark Nolan Wimer of Buford, GA; five grandchildren, Lori Ann De Moss, Tom Wimer, Elizabeth Armstrong, Dawn Haff and Clark Wimer, Jr.; and five great-grandchildren, Thomas Wimer, Philip Wimer, Justin Armstrong, Taylor Wolters and Joshua Huff.
She also was preceded in death by five brothers, Richard Harry, Curtis, Ed and Virgil Crigler; and one sister, Fannie Crigler.
The Rev. Carl Tribett and Pastor Susie Echols conducted the funeral Saturday at the Basagic Funeral Home in Franklin. Burial was at the Cedar Hill Cemetery in Franklin.
Memorial donations may be made to the Pendleton Nursing Home, the Cedar Hill Cemetery Paving Fund or the Pendleton County Rescue Squad.
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The company is based in Carlsbad, Calif., and was founded in 1989. It had sales of about $13.4 million in 2012 and lists state license bureaus in Indiana, California and Nevada among its largest customers.
Construction is expected to begin later this year, with completion in March 2014.
The 19,500-square-foot building is in poor condition and has been vacant since 2009, according to the application. If the phase-in is approved, the company would save about $281,886 in taxes on new equipment and building improvements and pay $255,469 over the same period. After that, taxes would be paid at 100 percent.
The company also plans to erect a new 10,000-square-foot building on the site.
After Mutual Security moved out in 1990, the much of the 115,000-square-foot complex was vacant until the U.S. Postal Service occupied 20,000 square feet for a remote encoding center in 1995. But the center closed in 2009, eliminating about 400 full- and part-time jobs.


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ATLANTA -- Shuffled in and out of the starting lineup in concert with the Braves' roster moves throughout May, Evan Gattis and Chris Johnson have seen their names on the lineup card with more frequency in the past week.
Playing left field on Sunday, Gattis has now started eight of the team's last 11 games, his longest stretch of consistent playing time since Brian McCann's return. Meanwhile, Johnson started a third consecutive game for the first time since late April in Saturday night's win over Washington.
Johnson started off his first season in Atlanta on a tear, leading the National League in batting average at various points in mid-April, but he would typically yield the hot corner to Juan Francisco when the Braves faced a right-handed starter. As Johnson came on strong in the second half of May after an early 0-for-17 slump to start the month, manager Fredi Gonzalez indicated Johnson would begin to see more playing time against righties within a "soft platoon" that gave the slumping Francisco a break.
When Francisco was designated for assignment on Thursday, Johnson moved closer to taking over the everyday third baseman role he has worked to prove he can handle in his first two months in Atlanta.
"It's always good, in every aspect of the game, to play every day, just because you can work on things and get your timing better both on offense and defense," Johnson said. "It's a big plus."
McCann's May 6 return to the lineup after offseason shoulder surgery sent Gattis into limbo after he had handled the majority of the catching duties in the first month of the season. Gattis got a handful of starts in left field in early May, but it was his pinch-hit heroics in the following weeks that all but forced Gonzalez to get him back into the everyday lineup in some way.
"I was having success with the pinch-hit thing, but it was definitely good to get a couple of at-bats against the same guy and all that," Gattis said. "It's good to have a game plan."
A more regular place in the starting lineup has meant more positional shuffling for the Braves' 26-year-old rookie. But Gattis understands that with the Braves' pair of veteran catchers in McCann and Gerald Laird, he'll have the chance to get acclimated in left field while he waits for his turns behind the plate. Describing his adjustment to big league outfields as a "learning experience," Gattis said he frequently practices with Reed Johnson to learn what he can from the veteran about roaming the outfield.
"Different places are different, different grass, different everything, how fast the ball's going and stuff like that," Gattis said. "In Arizona, they got that cut-out in left field, where if the ball hits in there perfect, it's going to stop, and if it doesn't, it's going to shoot out."
The pair rewarded Gonzalez's confidence with a big defensive play in Saturday night's win, linking up for a critical putout at home in the ninth inning to help Craig Kimbrel out of a jam.
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Emilio Samyn Gonzales Arezenas pleaded guilty to the murder of a federal officer during the course of a robbery and now faces a mandatory life prison sentence. He is the second person to admit guilt in the July 23, 2009, killing of 30-year-old Robert Rosas Jr., who was shot to death while on patrol near Campo.
A juvenile pleaded guilty a few months after the murder and is serving a 40-year sentence.
Jose Luis Ramirez Dorantes was arrested in Mexico last October and extradited to the United States, where he has pleaded not guilty. Another man, Marcos Rodriguez Perez, was arrested in April in Mexico and is expected to be extradited. A fifth man suspected in the fatal assault, Jose Juan Chacon Morales, remains at large in Mexico, authorities said.
New details about the attack on Rosas were revealed as part of Gonzales' plea deal. Previously, authorities have said only that Rosas was targeted as part of a plan to rob a Border Patrol agent.
In court Monday, Gonzales admitted that the plan was more specific. The plea agreement says that in July 2009 Rodriguez lost a pair of night vision goggles that he and the others used to smuggle illegal immigrants and drugs into the United States.
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How much easier would dating be if we had a cheat sheet for our significant other? Of course over time you'll learn all there is to know about your boo, their likes, dislikes and how they like to do things but what about in the beginning? It can be hard to get things right when you all barely know each other. For example, I went on a date once where we went and got drinks but we later found out that neither one of us likes to drink at all and we basically sipped off the same drinks from the time we got them until we left the bar over an hour later LOL. What a waste of time! We could've gone somewhere and created a memory for the both of us and been more comfortable while doing so.
I got the idea to do a dating cheat sheet from one of my favorite bloggers, Necole Bitchie. Her friends actually created her sheet but I decided to do my own because my friends would embarrass me LOL. So, here it goes!
My Love Language
If you haven't read "The 5 Love Languages" by Gary Chapman, I suggest you do so. It's a great read…I think I may even write a more detailed article about it later. Like Necole, let me share what my love languages are first. I don't have just one language; I have two – Words of Affirmation and Quality Time. While I feel loved if my partner is doing any of the five languages, those two indicate what makes me feel loved the most.
1. I'm not an open book. This is probably very hard to believe but even though I share a lot of my life through this website and The Jessica Diaries, I don't open up very easily. I have to really trust that my innermost thoughts, feelings and experiences are safe with you first.
2. Take it slow. Trying to get my panties off after we've gone out a time or two is the quickest way to never spend any time with me again. Don't come off strong, let me make it known that I want you to touch me. Court me, take your time getting to know me.
3. My career is important to me. My career is at the top of my priority list so please understand that there will be times that our schedules may conflict often, even if it is the weekend or a time when most people are not working. Not only that, you should be aware of what I do…check my website every now and then to let me know that you care and support me. The worst thing you can say is that you've never looked at it.
4. Love is important too. While my career is important, love is important in my life as well. So, even if we can't spend time when you may want to because of my work, know that I will make it up to you in a major way to thank you for being so supportive and understanding. Also, I know how to make time for those who are important to me so you'll get that time eventually.
5. VIP sections, fancy cars, bottle poppin', trendy clothes and lots of followers and likes on Instagram do not impress me. I am attracted to a man with substance…a man who puts thought into how he handles me. Writing me a letter, sending me random funny texts to make me laugh and making time for me when you have free time instead of always being with the homies or hitting the road is a better way to my heart than offering me things that money can buy.
6. Keep me guessing (in a good way). Being spontaneous, taking the initiative to plan a date, surprising me with something I'd like or with a unique outing (like rock climbing or a picnic in the park) and traveling with me are ways to win my heart.
7. Show me affection. Once we've gotten comfortable with one another, don't be afraid to hug me and kiss me, rub my hair (my favorite), hold my hand while we watch a movie or while we're cuddling and in mid-conversation. Even if I don't initiate it or look like it's something I want at the time – I do. There's never a wrong time to show me affection. :)
8. Have a plan. If you don't have a plan in life or your own goals, dreams and ambitions – never mind this list, keep it moving baby. I'm a dreamer and a go-getter and I need my man to be one too. I'll be your number one fan and supporter.
9. Call me or FaceTime me (even better than a call when we can't be near each other). Texting is cool, I like to text, but nothing beats hearing your voice and FaceTiming me has this way of brightening my day so much.
10. Be open to new things. Try new things with me, I love trying new foods, visiting new places and exploring life on all levels. Don't try to keep our relationship in a box – we can have so much fun together.
11. Have confidence. I work with and around lots of men, who sometimes try me, but I'm extremely loyal and I don't stray. Be confident in your position as my man…I'll want you with me when I'm attending events and doing different projects sometimes and you can't be so jealous to where you interfere with me getting work done.
12. Don't let me run away. I get cold feet when I realize that I love someone and I've gotten totally vulnerable in the relationship. It scares the shit out of me and it makes me want to run, take a step back, get some space and all the other words that describe running from a situation. But if you love me back, don't let me run away. Hold on and fight for me (cause I'll definitely fight for you) and you'll have the best thing that ever happened to you by your side.
That was so fun! Please share your dating cheat sheet in the comment section so I can see if anyone else is as loveable as I am LOL :)


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Our hospital created new order sets to be compliant with all of the new JCAHO patient safety mandates.
One of the JCAHO requirements is that pain medications must be administered according to a patient's rated pain scale. If a patient complains of pain of "3" they get one medication whereas if they complain of pain of "7" they may need another medication.
So the order for pain medications on the order set reads "Administer [chosen pain medication][chosen dosage]intramuscularly/intravenously every ___ hours for pain rated as _______."
While writing admission orders for a patient, I just decided to write "administer morphine 5mg intravenously every 4 hours for pain rated as 2.17 or greater."
The patient went upstairs to the floor. I forgot about her amongst the multiple other admits throughout the evening.
The following morning as my shift was ending, I get a visit from the president of the medical staff.
"You know that patient you sent upstairs last night … Mrs. Smith?"
Those are words that usually mean something bad happened.
"Yeah …" I said hesitantly.
"Well there was a big problem with her orders."
"Like …?"
"What's with the pain rating of '2.17'? The secretary didn't know how to enter it into the system. She called the nurse. The nurse didn't know how to interpret it. She called the nursing supervisor. The supervisor had never seen someone enter a pain scale like that, so she called me – the attending – at 4 AM to clarify your order."
"You're kidding me."
"No. But I kind of laughed, though. I'm actually surprised that no one has done that before. I just wanted you to know that you had the whole medical floor up in arms with that order."
"Great. Sorry about that."
Next time I'm going to write for medications when a patient rates their pain as "π" or above.
Then again, the symbol for "pi" looks too much like a Roman numeral "II" which could cause people to get pain medication when they rate their pain as a 2 instead of when they rate their pain as a 3.1415 or higher. That could result in patients getting pain medication for a rating 1.1415 points sooner than they actually need that pain medication and could compromise patient safety.
I will therefore write out the word "pi" when making this entry.
Then again, a sloppily written "pi" could look like the number "61" which could make it so that some patient has to complain of pain of 61 or greater in order to receive pain medication. That could leave patients in pain and could compromise patient safety.
Or the "pi" could look like a "pl" which might be mistaken for a shorthand form of "please" so that a patient could be given pain medications for any pain rating in which they say "please." That could result in overmedication and could compromise patient safety.
I think I see another patient safety mandate on the horizon.


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The artiste profile segment constitutes interviews with top gospel artist both local and international. The segment focus on the life of gospel artiste with regards to what people and publicly know about them. They also share words of encouragement with young ones as to what it takes to become like them.
My Footprint TV picks on relevant issues facing young people in Ghana and seeks the view of some pastors, Christian professionals and season men of God to advise the youth on the right way of living as Christians. In this segment, several principles are discussed which transcend issues that the youth tend.
FOOTPRINT POOLSIDE PRAISE is an unconventional Christian entertainment event geared towards projecting fresh gospel music talent with the drive to cause a paradigm shift in the Ghanaian gospel music industry.
Aside the first-of-its-kind concept of bringing to a common platform, longstanding and fast- rising Ghanaian gospel celebrities, the event was creatively crafted to make the unsung share in the ceremonial spotlight of the Predecessors' on whose footprint they were expected to leverage on for greater exploits. The event unveiled a new phase of Christian entertainment that promotes and preserves the Ghanaian Christian culture through education and entertainment.
FOOTPRINT PRAISE PARTY is another ground breaking concert introduced by Footprint TV. It's a 2 hours concert which featured gospel artists who are making positive impact in this generation. We believe music can be a powerful tool for a life of deep intimacy with Jesus and our drive is to reveal Jesus to churches & individuals through creative musical expression.
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[This is my reply to a former newspaper editor of mine from my years in Atlanta 2001-2006, who asked if I still thought the republican would win in a landslide.]
Dear Madam Editor
Hey gal! Good to hear from you.
Well, a landslide, whether electoral or popular, by either of our definitions, looks unlikely (by either) given that the GOP didn't pick an unapologetic, unabashed conservative, but I still expect history to repeat itself until it doesn't, and that would mean that a USA that has never elected a far left liberal, would continue not to do so.
Having been intimately involved in every presidential campaign since 1980 either as a democrat campaign activist; campaign manager; county chair; or repub campaign worker (incl this year for a black repub conservative candidate in NC), I have lived thru many October 15ths, most all of which had the GOP candidate behind a liberal that the GOP went on to beat. Carter and Clinton avoided the fate by not running to the left and/or thanks to Perot. I would concede that there are negatives this time 'round that were not present in past GOP victory years, esp the fact of the history of winning a third term coupled with bad econ times. Rather a potent obstacle especially when the GOP picked a maverick moderate.
The GOP wins when it runs to the right as unabashed, unapologetic conservatives and picks off conservative dems, not when it tries to appeal to moderate dems and indies. (See losses by Ford, Carter II, Bush II and Dole but also see Bush 41's victory in 88).
Add to this, the near anemic campaign of McCain, which is part and parcel of being a moderate. God spews out the lukewarm, and so does the GOP and America. (But they spew out leftists quicker. See BHO)
Palin was the best move because she gave voice to the Reaganites that are still the majority. Gallup show that most Americans are very or somewhat conservative (62%). Add to this, the specter of ACORN and other vote fraud via Motor-Voter (see 200,000 in Ohio alone) and I have exhausted my reasons that my 2006 prediction that a generic repub would win in a landslide in 2008 against a Dem Party that had thrown off Bill Clinton DLCism esp with a Hillary that would energize the base of the GOP to register every Baptist Bubba moving! I still think that Obama is unelectable and that the combination of a base energized positively by Palin and negatively by the spectre of socialist government writ large by Obama will prove fatal to the Democrats.
Obama is farther to the left than Hillary, especially the Hillary that "grew" in the campaign. I think Rev Wright and the din of the 20-year pew-parked in a Hate Whitey America Church butt did permanent damage and set a ceiling on his vote percentage. Add to that his statement that Pennsylvania voters were for Hillary because they were bitter clingers to "antipathy to people not like them" (see also the less relevant God and Guns). Hint: The GOP is the Stupid Party. They liked the sound of the God and Guns alliteration, largely ignoring the more explosive charge that Obama had just called most whites bigots, which would dovetail nicely with his grandmother's typical white person-ness and quotes from his books. (Love his books btw.) Great for a guy that has accomplished nothing as a lawyer or community organizer (unless ACORN delivers a victory, but then his accomplishment would be vile)
But, I have been spending lots of time trying to stop the gloom and doom GOP bloggers and others from despairing and giving up, due to poll obsessions that are unjustified by history and misplaced allegiance to the MSM's "Debate moment theory of Presidential history."
People are not so fickle. Reagan won by ten points and I knew he would win before either of his 80 or 84 debate moments. And, as I alluded to before, there is a rich history of polls being against the GOP until 72 hours or less before the vote, so that pollsters can salvage their credibility.
I don't obsess over polls, etc. I work for victory until Election Day, and I don't mind eating crow once every 45 years! I have never been wrong on a presidential election. I may be wrong this year, but if I turn out to be, I will focus on it for one day, not weeks leading up to the one day we vote (I know we have early voting, but you know what I mean), and thanks to you, I have now written Pre-Mortem, the post-mortem that would be expected of me!
Obama should have had his hide peeled long before now (Which may actually be peeled and/or in the process of same as we speak) given that his character witnesses have to hide in basements praying for him; hide behind attempted restraining orders denying access to Annenberg papers; or the Fifth Amendment. His congregation gives standing ovations to vile racist and anti-American slander, BUT he is COOL.
He has a good temperament while McCain does not. But he also exudes a certain arrogance and sexism (I know, DeVine pot and kettle, but Palin is curing me!) and the PUMA Hillaryites are a big danger to him. His internal pollster was heard saying that Obama thinks he is only tied right now and that they can't gauge the Palin base.
And, the final point. The fact is that a large majority of whites WANT to vote for a Black man, all things being equal. Many are saddled with the ridiculous "white guilt" that Shelby Steele writes of, but most are not. Most just would like to show bigger evidence of a fact that has been true for 25 years: only a small number of whites are racist and this country is the least racist on the face of the Earth. The problem for Obama is that he sat in that pew for 20 years and was mentored by a racist that honored the number one racist in America: Calypso Louis Farrakhan!
The problem for McCain is that he is too timid of being called racist by the media, when going after Obama on Wright is not racist at all. Its about what Wright says and what Obama abided. So, many democrats may see less difference if McCain doesn't have the guts to take it on.
This goes to my main theme: Conservative dems vote GOP when they see a spine. Otherwise they revert to what's natural for them. Its a bad nature in my book. After all, I converted way too late in my opinion. But, having said all that, I remain optimistic.
But it is possible, I guess that this smooth operator can avoid landslide defeat due to the above factors.
Great to hear from you gal!
Very truly yours.
Mike DeVine"One man with courage makes a majority." – Andrew Jackson


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ST. PETERSBURG - In the middle of a pennant race that's turning white-hot, only 11,968 fans showed up at Tropicana Field on Monday night. It was the third-smallest home crowd of the season, but the Rays didn't let the "really depressing" atmosphere, as All-Star left fielder Carl Crawford called it, get to them. Nor did they allow themselves a letdown after taking two of three from the contending Red Sox over the weekend. Carlos Pena hit a three-run home run and drove in four runs, rookie Wade Davis won his sixth consecutive decision, and the Rays, winning their 81st game, beat the Blue Jays 6-2.Tampa Bay stayed tied for first place in the American League East with the Yankees for an eighth consecutive day, but Monday's crowd suggested a meaningless late-season game. Crawford admitted it was discouraging. "Yeah, it was a little disappointing," he said. "It was a big letdown. We came out all fired up, and for you to see that, it's really depressing. But we just have to find ways to get ourselves going and just keep playing the way we play." The Rays drew a sellout of 36,793 for Saturday's middle game of the three-game series with the Red Sox, but the sandwich games drew 29,461 and 23,438, respectively. Monday's game, against a division foe that has a winning record and leads the majors in home runs, drew the smallest crowd since 10,825 and 10,691 came out for games against Oakland on April 27 and 28. "I think we're learning to be self-motivated," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "There's nothing we can do about that (attendance) anymore. I mean, honestly, you look at whether it's winning or losing or whatever, we can't be concerned about that. "Of course, it's disappointing, but we do appreciate the group that did come out. It's too bad, because you're missing really good baseball." Pena drove in a run in the Rays' two-run first inning with a line-drive sacrifice fly to left-center and belted a three-run homer to left in the third off lefty Brett Cecil (11-7), whom Tampa Bay beat for the first time in four tries this year. The 2008 Gold Glove first baseman also made a stellar save on a throw by third baseman Evan Longoria on a grounder by Jose Bautista in the fourth, and he leaped to snare a hard line drive by Fred Lewis in the sixth. Pena made the latter play as part of Lewis' broken bat spiraled down the first base line. "When he's at first base, he makes everybody else around him better," Maddon said of Pena. "He's playing at a very high level. He's got a good look right now. He's playing with a lot of confidence." Davis (11-9), making his second start since a stint on the disabled list with a strained right shoulder, was in command from the outset. In 72/3 innings, he allowed one run in the third after John McDonald opened with a triple and one in the fifth on a solo home run by Aaron Hill. "I kept the ball down and executed some pitches," said Davis, whose winning streak is the longest ever by a Rays rookie and the longest by an AL rookie this season. Davis left with two on and two out in the eighth. Chad Qualls came on and got a huge out, striking out Bautista, the major-league home run leader with 42. The Rays picked up an insurance run in the eighth after third baseman McDonald misplayed Jason Bartlett's grounder and threw wild to first for two errors. Bartlett scored on a sac fly by Longoria.
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Amy Lee is about to Bring (a Human) To Life. The Evanescene frontwoman is expecting her first baby with hubby Josh Hartzler, the singer announced Saturday on Twitter.
Ok I can't keep it a secret anymore – I've been working on a very special new project for 2014 – A BABY! Lee, 32, Tweeted. Josh and I are expecting! I'm so happy!
Seems she's already going through the beautiful mess that is craaaaaviiiings. Just watched my husband walk off in a foot of driving snow to go to the store and get me ingredients to make chowder and cake, she tweeted on Tuesday.
Lee and her therapist husband got engaged in January 2007 and married four months later at her family home in Little Rock, Ark., according to Us Magazine.


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SWEETENER: Bahama Mama is sweet! Adding Enhanced or Double Sweeten will make it very sweet.)
(NO ALCOHOL! You won't get a buzz on our Bahama Mama! Image is for reference only, flavor is artificial. There is no alchohol is this e-liquid.)
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Posted by Mark Williams on 1st Sep 2016
So I got this as a sample small bottle with my first order. I was in LOVE. I was the one who requested 8 oz and within a few weeks 8 oz was available. But it's so expensive, I end up adding a small amount to other eliquids that I have and it makes them taste so much better. I hate having to stretch it. But I vape so much, I have to make an 8 oz bottle last as long as possible! Great stuff!
Posted by V on 19th Feb 2015
Tried this one right out of the package and it already tasted great! Can't wait to try it after steeping for a few days!
Definitely going to order again and add some cool hit to it. This one is a great choice!
Posted by Jordan808 on 8th Feb 2015
This is the only flavor i buy. gotta get that cool hit!
Posted by Eli jaramillo on 10th Dec 2014
To me it tasted the exact same as the piña colada flavor. Cant taste any of the orher stuff
Posted by Victoria Iadisernia on 10th Aug 2014
For those of you who like fruity e-liquids, this one is for you. The taste wasn't too heavy, but still gives you a nice taste hit! It reminds me of tropical punch.
Posted by Sean P on 12th May 2014
Real good tasting, i dont taste any rum but it has not steeped at all
Posted by Cindy on 27th Feb 2014
I tried this one the day I received it without steeping, and I thought it was excellent. I got extra flavor and a cool hit in my mix, and I really like it. To me, it tasted like peaches. I will order a bigger bottle for sure.
Posted by Deric Colander on 24th Sep 2013
I recently ordered on 9/15 and got these about 3 days afterwards (fast shipping is a +) I was a bit on the fence, as I like the drink, and did not want to be disappointed in the vape. Received it, and was far from disappointed; it literally tasted just like the drink. I ordered extra flavor too, and it was perfect. I placed another order on 9/21 for a bigger bottle, can't wait for it to get here.
Posted by Jessica on 3rd Sep 2013
I have never had a bahama mama drink so I have nothing to compare this ejuice to. But it is very good. I ordered it in 5ml 50/50 with 6mg nicotine. I tried it straight out of the ups package and finished that bottle off within two days. I have now ordered a bigger bottle. It tastes a little like a pina colada with a little extra sweet citrus flavor. I did not notice a rum flavor (as other reviewers have said) but perhaps with steeping that would come out. This flavor is very light and a really good all day vape!
Posted by anthony busby on 5th Aug 2013
I didnt enjoy this flavor at all. I love pina colada so thought i would enjoy this one but was very dissappointed. It was very bitter and leaves a weird after taste
Posted by DaisyVapes on 26th May 2013
As much as I love this flavor, I never tasted even a hint of rum.
Posted by Unknown on 2nd Mar 2013
Taste and smells like perfume and flowery. Glad only ordered sample. For sure this is not my favorite juice. I have 60/40 xf 24mg, steeps for three weeks. I'm not ordering this flavor again. Its like I'm vaping a perfume.
Posted by Bahama Mama on 14th Feb 2013
This is a brilliant flavour and I love it, but ordering large amounts was a big mistake for me.
I have 45ml of juice that tastes like the cocktail was left all day in the sun and the rum has evaporated. The rum flavour (the best part of the juice) has completely vanished and the (now muted) fruit tastes 'off' and bitter. I see no option but to dispose of the juice. Very sad.
I will keep ordering this, but in smaller amounts. It simply steeped way too fast at room temperature for me to keep up. Maybe a juice to keep in your fridge or freezer. Once this juice darkens, all the yummy, fruity rum-iness is gone.
Posted by Carrie on 1st Feb 2013
This was a really good vape. I got the 50/50 ratio, 18mg nicotine, extra flavor. I think next time I may go with base mix because it does have a strong flavor. I can't vape it for long periods of time but it is still excellent and you can taste all of the separate flavors. It is one that I would re-order.
Posted by Lexxievaper on 7th Dec 2012
I've had a few other versions of this from other vendors but this was spot on!!! Tip: try it with a cool hit;)
Posted by Riley on 8th Nov 2012
This is something I would put in a tank. Great tasting and never gets dull. I've been trying to find that liquid that I could vape all day and not get bored or tired of the flavor. Finally found it :)
Posted by April on 21st Sep 2012
I order this in the 4 oz bottle (generally 80%pg/20%vg 12 mg nicotine with extra flavor). It takes about 2-3 weeks to steep in this size bottle. I love the flavor. To me it tastes like rum with a subtle fruit flavor. It's not very sweet, just perfection! I vape it in a Provari at a 4.4 setting.
Posted by FlyFish VA on 20th Jun 2012
Just like sitting on a sunny beach with a cool drink. Well, almost. Just delivered today but I'm ready to order a bigger bottle. I can see going through a lot of this flavor.
Posted by Kim in SC on 7th Apr 2012
My husband has been using this, but it has been about a week and I decided to try it. I really like this flavor. After steeping it become deeper and richer tasting. I think it tastes like a punch flavor. I would order a larger bottle for sure. It is really good with cold shot.
Posted by Carlos c on 10th Mar 2012
If you found this website you are very lucky im sure you never go back to other place i try 15 flavors and all are great
Posted by CajunBR on 28th Feb 2012
This one I could take it or leave it. I may try a small bottle again with extra flavor to see if it changes for me. It was not bad but just not a favorite so far.
Posted by Andrew on 27th Feb 2012
Nice, smooth and fruity! All in all, a good vape for sure. I got 40/60 and extra flavor.
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From Toronto, at a meeting of the American Society for Microbiology
A new map depicting where severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) or Ebola might erupt next highlights North America and Western Europe as likely locations.
Developed by Peter Daszak of the Consortium for Conservation Medicine in New York City, the map draws on growing knowledge of how pathogens hop from animals to people, a process called zoonosis. An estimated 75 percent of human diseases originated in animals.
"We now have a valid model for predicting zoonotic-disease emergence," says Daszak. Population density and frequency of contact between people and animals factor heavily in the new map.
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Losses by US crop plantings to a wet spring were even larger than had been thought, US data showed, although a boost to prices proved only temporary as reports of strong harvest yields filtered through.
The Farm Service Agency, in its second estimate for areas of sowings abandoned by US farmers, lifted its forecast by 83,000 acres to 8.78m acres (3.55m hectares) – an area half the size of Ireland.
The figure included a lift of 68,000 acres to 1.69m acres the figure for the area of soybeans which US growers were unable to seed because of the unusually wet spring.
And the agency lifted by 162,000 acres, to 3.56m acres, its number for the area of corn plantings prevented.
Initial prices rise
A rise was seen in wheat prevent plantings too, by more than 230,000 acres to 1.98m acres, although these figures were offset in part by some declines in other crops.
For instance, areas deemed prevent plant for the likes of alfalfa, mixed forage and oats showed small declines, and that for cotton a drop of more than 40,000 acres – although this was counterbalanced by a drop in the forecast for successful plantings too.
Nonetheless, the immediate market impact was to lift futures, particularly in corn, which gained more than 2% at one point in Chicago to $4.68 1/2 a bushel, looking for its best session of the month.
The FSA data are viewed as an incomplete, but useful, insight into levels of US crop sowings, and form part of the data input expected next month to prompt the US Department of Agriculture, in its monthly Wasde report, to lower its forecast for spring sowings of major crops.
Downgrades ahead?
Indeed, the data imply the Wasde should show US corn plantings this year at 94m-95m acres, down 2.4m-3.4m acres on the USDA's current estimate, according to broker US Commodities.
"Soybean planted acres are expected to drop to 75.5m-76m acres versus 77.2m acres in the August report, and wheat would be 54.4m to 55m acres, which would be down 1.5m-2m acres," the broker said.
However, Chicago-based RJ O'Brien said it was sticking with more conservative forecasts for area downgrades of, on a harvested basis, 1.0m acres for corn, 600,000 acres for soybeans and 400,000 acres for wheat.
Furthermore, it noted that while the last FSA data, in August "caught the market off-guard", today's were well-flagged, and are coming amid a harvest in which "corn yields so far are tracking above expectations".
The rally "will fade if corn yields continue to flow in on high side of trade expectations", the broker said.
'Good yields'
Indeed, talk remains of strong yields, with CHS Hedging noting that "early corn harvest reports remain good with many areas better than expected".
In soybeans too, "southern soybean yields are good, but there is not enough harvest started in the north to make a judgement".
December corn retreated to stand at $4.54 1/2 a bushel in Chicago as of 11:00 local time (17:00 UK time).
Soybeans for November stood as 13.32 1/4 a bushel, down 1.2% on the day.
However, in New York, cotton for December hung on to gains, adding 0.5% to 84.40 cents a pound.


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As gays and lesbians around the country are celebrating back-to-back wins on marriage equality in Iowa last week and Vermont today, The Washington Post is reporting that the D.C. Council today voted to start recognizing same-sex marriages performed in other states.
D.C. already recognized domestic partnerships.
The initial vote was 12-0. The council is expected to take a final vote next month.
But, as the Post reported, the move sets the D.C. Council up not just for future debate over legalizing same-sex marriages in the district, but also for a showdown with Congress, which approves the city's laws under Home rule.
Read the Post's full report here.