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Metro Detroit's record 67.9 inches of snow and counting has to melt some time, and when it does, what effects will it have on the environment? Flooding is, obviously, to be expected. Michelle Arquette-Palermo with the Clinton River Watershed Council says flooding in Macomb County will likely be greater because the soil is clay-based, which means it is thick and hard-packed so water has trouble percolating. She and FOX 2's Robin Schwartz checked out the Clinton River on Thursday at Dodge Park. That spot has a history of flooding in a typical year. The river is frozen solid now with ice several inches thick."We're going to have a lot more erosion along the river. We'll probably have trees, as you can see behind me, there's a lot of trees along this river bank, and when that water level rises, and it takes trees down with it," says Arquette-Palermo. She says another thing to consider is the pollution from all the salt on the roads and sidewalks. That's all going to end up in our rivers and lakes, so use it sparingly.
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Angel number 63 - ANGEL ANAUEL - Energy: PERCEPTION OF UNITY
(I pronounce the Angel's Name: ANNA-YOU-ELL (like Bell) )
Qualities: Leads man to unity - Global vision of events - Success in human relations - Initiator of projects and enterprises dedicated to divine service - Commerce, banker, business agent - Facilitates communication and develops computer technologies for divine purposes - Practical intelligence - Mastery of emotions - Liberates from addictions - Protects against accidents, sickness.
Distortions: Lack of common sense - Reckless expenditure (spends more than has) - Ruin - Manipulated by desires - Faulty reasoning - Strictly rational mind - Cold appreciation - Critical spirit.
I would like to share with you the following.
Standing, sitting or lying down, breathe in the name ANAUEL by inhaling through the nose, and hold your breath a few seconds. Then, exhale slowly and progressively through the nose. Repeat the exercise as long as needed to create a state of calm. Then you can continue by breathing freely while continuing to invoke ANAUEL keeping the eyes closed.
By invoking or repeating the Sacred Formula represented by the Angel's name, we create a passage between the conscious, the subconscious and the different layers of the unconscious, thus reprogramming the different Angelic states of consciousness within, and allowing ourselves to reconnect with our celestial origin. The objective of this work is to purify our soul and become totally conscious in order to rediscover the Knowledge that lies within.
ANAUEL is your Angel number 1 (Physical) if your Birthday is Jan 31st to Feb 4th
ANAUEL is your Angel number 2 (Emotional) if your Birthday is: May 24th, Aug 7th, Oct 20th, Dec 30th, March 11th.
ANAUEL is your Angel number 3 (Intellectual) if you are born: 20h40 to 20h59 p.m.
In the picture of the Tree of Life, this Angel resides: HOD/ Specificity HOD
This information is taken from The Book of Angels, and Les Ailes de la Vie (Wings of Life, 2nd Edition)and Traditional Angelology and Angelica Yoga written by Kaya and Christiane Muller, Univers/Cité Mikaël. www.72angels.ca
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Snow White's Baby Is the Key
Zelena needs Snow White's baby for her spell.
Peter Pan returns to try to take Henry's heart, but Rumplestiltskin is there with Pandora's Box to stop him.
Zelena needs Snow White's baby for her spell.
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Cora realizes she's been duped.
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David teaches Henry to drive.
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Never bring your heart to a witch fight.
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Rumplestiltskin chooses his son over himself.
Neal suddenly turns up in Storybrooke with no memories.
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Neal makes a choice to save his family.
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Emma admits she was considering marrying Walsh.
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The Witch threatens The Queen
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The Wicked Witch has big plans for The Enchanted Forest
Emma Swan's new man has a dark secret
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Going back to a pirate's life.
Hook gets Emma to remember everything
Gold is finally prepared to pay his price.
Regina has to say goodbye to what she loves most.
Mother and son must leave Storybrooke.
New memories for a new life.
Emma and Henry get new memories.
Mr. Gold is true to his word.
You've gotta look for the moments.
Mother Superior is dead.
Peter Pan's deception has been uncovered.
Pan has stolen a way to destroy Storybrooke.
All she has is Henry
Every evil deed led to her getting Henry.
Pan has switched bodies with Henry.
Is Henry finally safe?
Could Rumple really hurt Henry?
Rumple is trapped in Pandora's Box.
Rumple's father has an idea for a fresh start
Peter Pan's true identity is revealed.
Peter Pan becomes more powerful than ever.
Two outsiders sneak into town.
Rumple can use the Box to stop Pan.
Can she bring herself to love a pirate?
Pandora's Box is saved.
Rumple has what he needs to stop Pan.
Neverland's villains unite
Will the secret tear them apart?
Emma is forced to face her heartbreak.
Regina sends Ariel to Storybrooke
Does Hook have feelings for her?
Hook does something heroic.
Is Hook a man of honor?
Ladies love pirates.
Emma needs an escape route.
Father and son are reunited.
Can Neal trust his father?
The son can't trust his father.
Peter Pan's scheme remains.
Tink tells Regina she can be happy
Regina fears her happy ending
Regina's betrayal costs Tink everything
Can they make this fairy believe?
The Evil Queen and the Prince of Thieves?
Peter Pan's game isn't over.
Rumple wrestles with a choice
Peter Pan plays a game with Emma
Emma feels like an orphan
Snow White fights back.
Emma realizes what she has to do to save Henry
Peter Pan tells Henry why he's in Neverland
The Dark One strikes out on his own.
Henry shows how powerful his belief can be.
Somehow everyone is related to each other in Storybrooke.
Women can kick ass in fairy tales.
What's going on?
Will Mary Margaret take a life to protect those she loves?
Mr. Gold cashes in the favor Emma owes him.
Has Belle truly forgotten her Fairy Tale life?
Charming goes under a sleeping curse to find his true love.
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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The Philadelphia Flyers! Firstly, because I work there, and I love the fans and atmosphere of the games so much, and secondly because I love hockey! The fighting, all the blood I get to clean up on the ice, the goals!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Gandhi said that whatever you do in life will be insignificant. But it's important that you do it." - From Remember Me (2010)
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
NHL 13, Because Giroux is on the cover, and absolutely not! I'm terrible!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Three tattoos, I have 2 sparrows in black and white on my foot with my grandmother's handwriting "Love Exists", 3 cancer ribbons on my left ribcage for members of my family, and "here comes the sun" Beatles quote on the inside of my left wrist.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Total Eclipse of the Heart. So girly haha.
What's your best party trick?
I am the all time champion at Flip Cup. I will destroy anyone.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
A guy walks up to me in the library while I'm studying calculus, and said "love those curves, maybe we can integrate." haha.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Waiting tables at a restaurant where the owners were literally insane!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Riding the King Da Ka at Six Flags... I'm a chicken.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
POPCORN! With half a stick of butter melted on top...
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My dog's food. I don't know why...
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I was at Starbucks once with my best friend and she was making eye contact with a guy who was clearly on a date so I took a cup and wrote her number on it all cute and put it on his table when the girl got up. He called and now they're dating!
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
A dress and my favorite pair of heels.
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By Tim SkubickFOX 2 Political AnalystLANSING, Mich. (WJBK) -- He will obviously never be a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, but Governor Rick Snyder does deserve something for keeping the lid on this contentious labor vs. business scrum over pending Right to Work legislation.Politics being what it is, the lid could be blown off at any moment with one false move, but there is the governor, acting like Hillary Clinton, trying to keep the powder dry in both camps.Last Thursday, you got an insightful glimpse at how he has pulled this off…so far.His day began talking about energy with a bunch of fourth graders who loved him. The same could not be said of the labor troops that had flooded the entrance into the state senate. They were fearful, some were angry, and all were worried.Ordered there by union leaders to lobby down the RTW measure, reporters quizzed the governor on union fears that House Republicans were poised to dump the bill into the hopper setting off a chain reaction that would not be pretty.Unruffled, measured, and giving only a hint of frustration, the governor offered, "It is taking the oxygen out of the room" which meant he could not move on other "important things" because there was no air left.Asked about the prolonged battle, now in its third year, he advised, "I do not want this to drag on." Another governor might have said, "I'm fed up to here with this nonsense and I want it to stop and now!"That would not be Richard Dale Snyder.He left the school and headed back to the capitol where he went into another of those "media please stay out" meetings with his two GOP legislative leaders. Labor demonstrators precariously waited for something to happen while 20 state troopers trolled the capitol just to make sure Michigan did not turn into 'Wisconsin,' where demonstrators hi-jacked the building for days while the disgruntled cops looked on.About 75 minutes later the two GOP leaders deliberately ducked the media, but the governor emerged to send a message."I would urge everyone to remain calm over the next few days," he began his measured and non-inflammatory response. There would be no vote this day, a minor victory for labor, as he urged more "dialogue" with all the warring factions.For the moment, he had prevented all the fears from getting out of hand. It was the continuation of an uneasy truce. The demonstrators left, followed closely by all the state trooper scout cars assembled on the bridge just west of the capitol.Peace was not at hand, but neither was war for the moment. The "Hill" could not have done much better.
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Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson must have been a gymnastics major given the contortions she went through the other day in a desperate attempt to prove she was right on the voter fraud issue.
The timing of her questionable news bulletin was obvious. The day before its release, Ms. Johnson was hauled into federal court over her demand that every clerk in the state use the U.S. Citizenship check-off box as a perquisite to vote on November 6th.
Some clerks have thumbed their noses at her. But the ACLU and others are not taking any chances. They want the court to order Madam Secretary to cease and desist.
Hence the news release to "prove" there was a voter fraud issue which she says is at the heart of her effort to make sure only true Americans participate in the Democracy.
"Voter rolls could have some 4,000 non citizens" the opening line of the release boldly announced. The operative word, of course, was the qualifier, "could."
Yep. It sure could be 4,000 but it could not be.
Now if you stop at the headline, you came away thinking 4,000 is a hefty number and Ms. Johnson went to great lengths to underscore the point that many elections are very close and illegal votes could determine the outcome in those races.
Oh. This is getting scary.
But read on.
Come to find out, the SOS has verified that 1,000 non citizens are registered to vote.
So, we have 1,000 illegal's voting? Well not quite.
Turns out the crack SOS staff has determined that only 54 of those have an actual history of voting illegally 95 times.
So let's see: 45 actual illegal voters out of a registry of 7 million in the state vs. what could be 4,000. However in her defense, she argues she can not get her arms around the real number because the federal government refuses to give her adequate data to do it. Hence this stab in the dark.
Nonetheless let's hope Ms. Johnson is a good gymnast because her critics will contend this news release requires a lot of stretching to conclude fraud has reached epidemic proportions in this state.
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- More than 5,000 homes without power all day
- More than 1,000 likely to have no power overnight
- More than 150 trees have blown down
- River levels are rising again today and are likely to keep doing so for days
- Gale force winds are here again today, with heavy rain likely until 6pm
Good morning. Looking far more settled out there although there are still power cuts. We're now running a new blog for Sunday here.
THE water level on the River Evenlode at Shipton-under-Wychwood has now stabilised at about 2.2m after being raised from a level of 1.56m yesterday morning by the heavy rain yesterday and today.
There is extensive flooding of fields near the river all along its course down to the Thames at Cassington, so little sign of respite for Oxford for the time being, with plenty more water on its way from the Cotswolds.
AN UPDATE from Chiltern Railways about the closure of the line north of Banbury due to a landslip.
The line will remain closed to passenger trains again tomorrow while Network Rail engineers continue work to stabilise the cutting near Harbury tunnel in Warwickshire where the landslip happened.
Buses will continue to replace Chiltern and CrossCountry trains between Banbury and Leamington Spa, with Chiltern trains operating between Banbury and London Marylebone and Leamington and Birmingham. CrossCountry services will run between Banbury, Oxford and the South Coast and north of Leamington.
Network Rail hopes to reopen the line early on Monday, although there will be speed restrictions past the landslip, resulting in extended journey times, and further repair work may be required next weekend, which could mean more alterations to train services.
A handful of freight trains have been allowed to pass the site of the landslip today at walking pace.
A total of 1,159 homes in Oxfordshire are likely to be without power overnight.
They are in the following areas:
TAYNTON, FULBROOK, BURFORD - 164 homes
YELFORD, DUCKLINGTON - 333 homes
STEEPLE BARTON, STEEPLE ASTON, NORTH ASTON, LOWER HEYFORD, KIRTLINGTON - 406 homes
SOUTH MARCHAM - 32 homes
SOUTH UPTON, BLEWBURY - 224 homes
Officials offering support and hot meals and drinks have also visited rural areas of the county, the firm says.
A spokesman said: "We are working with Local Authority Strategic Coordinating Groups to ensure vulnerable customers are cared for and kept informed."
The firm also says people have been approaching or attempting to move damaged power lines.
The firm said in a statement: "These situations can be very unsafe and we would urge everyone to avoid them and prevent others from approaching them too, even if they are confident that the power lines are not 'live'. If you see any damaged lines, please call our emergency number 0800 072 7282 to report them."
A total of 5,033 homes in Oxfordshire remain without power tonight, electricity firm SSE has confirmed.
This is the latest from them about the situation across the region:
"Our engineers have now restored power to a further 20,000 homes this afternoon and expect to restore power to another 38,000 homes this evening. More than 120,00 homes have been reconnected in the last 24 hours.
"Over 1,000 engineers, linesmen, tree-cutters, line patrollers and support staff have been at work since early this morning with the aim of restoring all power supplies as soon as possible. Our staff are experiencing extremely challenging conditions as flooding and fallen trees make it difficult to reach areas of damage.
Currently, around 54,000 customers are without power across the area."
This image from an anonymous reader shows the fields at Newbridge, near Standlake, are full of water.
Crashing waves on Port Meadow this afternoon #oxfordfloods @TheOxfordMail http://t.co/VHxYF7qYCK— @EllaFCole 15 February 2014
Still no power in Blewbury, we are told.
This message has come in from an anonymous reader:
"Power back on in Weston on the Green at about 15.30. No expense spared at the Black Sheep where a massive rented generator pumps ale from the cellar."
@TheOxfordMail @106jackfm @OxfordshireCC Half the traffic lights are out on Boars Hill roundabout, only one side working!— @uk_darla 15 February 2014
X90 UPDATE - Due to the earlier incident on the M40, the following services are unable to operate. The 13:40 service from Oxford to London.— @OxfordBusCo 15 February 2014
The 14:20 service from Oxford to London. The 16:00 service from London to Oxford. The 16:40 service from London to Oxford.— @OxfordBusCo 15 February 2014
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your patience.— @OxfordBusCo 15 February 2014
@TheOxfordMail @BBCOxford @bbcweather Storm over Wantage and Grove (Oxfordshire) last Saturday (hi-res available) http://t.co/2Od0ZLJvVs— @mattyjc 15 February 2014
Southern Electric staff have just put out the latest update for customers without power.
Although the number of homes across the South East is down to 74,000, there are still about 5,000 homes in Oxfordshire without power.
Scottish and Southern Energy say 1,000 staff have been working in difficult conditions to try to restore power to all homes.
Spokeswoman Christianna Campbell said the company hoped that power would be restored to all homes by tonight but that would depend on the circumstances affecting individual areas.
She added: "Staff are working hard to get everyone back on today, so that it doesn't push into tomorrow."
Power has been restored to about 100,000 customers so far in the central southern England who lost power as a result of the stormy weather.
11:52am Sat 15 Feb 14
DoctorBob says
Public Sector workers again going the extra mile and to think, many argue they aren't productive to the economy.
Well done all, keep up the good work helping Oxford get back/stay on it's feet.
1:15pm Sat 15 Feb 14
Assay14 says
Agreed :) Well done both to those people we see, and to those we don't (ie the co-ordinators who try to ensure that the highest priority needs are attended to)
Paddle boarder Tom Ballance has shared this video of a bit of fun around Abingdon.
Fire crews were called to Arthur Street in West Oxford at lunchtime today to deal with an incident caused by the high winds.
A spokesman for Oxfordshire Fire Service said firefighters from Rewley Road attended after corrugated iron came loose on the roof of the old mill building.
She added: "Staff across the county have been busy dealing with flooding and fallen trees."
We're moving sandbags and concrete into position for #SouthHinksey temporary #flood defences http://t.co/HHQ1LKJp8J— @EnvAgencySE 15 February 2014
The latest update from Southern Electric says more than 5,000 homes across Oxfordshire are still without power.
According to Scottish and Southern Energy, staff are working hard in challenging conditions to repair overhead lines damaged by the storm.
More than 1,000 engineers, linesmen, and tree cutters are working across the region.
And it's a tricky job as flooding and fallen trees is making it difficult for staff to access the areas that have been damaged.
About 86,000 customers in the Southern Electric area are still without power and the company says it is working with Local Authority Strategic Coordinating Groups to make sure vulnerable customers are being looked after.
@BanburyC @banburynews @philgayle @TheOxfordMail @Oxford_News field near Broughton castle. #flooding #oxonflood http://t.co/bd5NYSTR4W— @RGBPlumbing 15 February 2014
River level in the Windrush rising.
Latest measurement at Worsham, between Witney and Burford, at noon shows the water level at 1.33 metres, 6cm above the previous highest level of 1.27 metres, recorded on January 16, 2008.
River levels in Oxford are likely to rise over the next few days.
This is what the Environment Agency is saying today:
"The River Thames and small tributaries through Oxford are starting to rise slowly again. A flood warning remains in place as river levels are expected to rise further over the next few days. Levels are expected to be similar to those experienced over the past week."
River levels in Oxford are still rising again today.
Latest measurements at Kings Mill on the Cherwell in the city show the water levels are at 2.30 metres - up from around 2.20 metres last night.
Earlier this week, levels had reached 2.64 metres - only 5cm short of the highest recorded level.
Ok so how many layers are we going to need to wear to the Kassam this afternoon? We reckon a minimum of 3! #coyy— @OxfordMailOUFC 15 February 2014
@BBCBreaking @TheOxfordMail thank you so much to those who have worked hard overnight in Oxford to restore our electricity! So grateful X— @Sarah_B_Lang 15 February 2014
Fence down! Rather a windy night. @TheOxfordMail #ukstorm #wind http://t.co/fr1FZFNonw— @LauraJade22 15 February 2014
Drivers on the M40 are still facing delays as a result of fallen trees.
According to the latest traffic bulletin, the M40 northbound remains closed, due to fallen trees between junction six at Watlington and junction eight at Oxford.
The trees have been cleared from the carriageway but the road will stay closed while further investigations take place to assess the potential for further falls in the area.
There are now solid queues approaching the area and traffic is being diverted along the A40.
Thousands of residents are still without power across Oxfordshire as engineers work to get switched back on.
One person affected more than most is antique dealer Julia Cox, from Steeple Aston, near Bicester.
The 49-year-old, who lives with her two English Mastiff dogs, told us: "No one in the village has got power at the moment.
"I heard a crash in the night about 2am and a fir tree has come down across the bedroom roof - it was quite frightening.
"A tree surgeon lives next door and he is going to help me out but he can't do anything today because of the wind."
THE rain has finally relented across the Cotswolds, with sunshine and blue sky in evidence in places.
And a quick travel update for anyone travelling from Oxfordshire to Worcestershire.
First Great Western Cotswold Line trains are running at normal times between Oxford, Worcester and Hereford but trains are not running through to and from London Paddington.
A tree which was blocking the A44 west of Moreton-in-Marsh has been removed by Gloucestershire highways but there are still high winds across the area and standing water on roads, so drivers should take extra care.
WATER levels on the River Evenlode, which joins the Thames at Cassington, are continuing to rise this morning and rain is still falling on the Cotswold hills.
At Shipton-under-Wychwood, the river level at 10am was 2.15m, up from 1.56m at 11.15am yesterday, while at Evenlode Bridge, north of Kingham, the 10am reading was 1.94m, up from 89cm at 3pm yesterday. The river is on flood alert throughout its length from Moreton-in-Marsh to Cassington.
The level of the River Windrush in Witney is stable at the moment, although still well above its normal range, with a flood warning in force.
Across the boundary in Gloucestershire, the River Coln, which also feeds into the Thames, is now higher than in July 2007.
More than 150 reports of fallen trees were made to police in Oxfordshire overnight.
There have been no reports of anyone having been seriously injured in Oxfordshire.
Thames Valley Police said officers will be dealing with issues caused by the bad weather over the weekend.
Assistant Chief Constable Richard Bennett said: "We have been liaising closely with the Highways Agency overnight to ensure reports of fallen trees are dealt with and cleared to try and ensure the least amount of disruption is caused to the road network.
"Fortunately, we have not had anyone seriously injured in the Thames Valley as a result of the adverse weather conditions, although a woman was taken to hospital in Mortimer, Berkshire, last night with wrist injuries after a tree fell on her car."
County council highways staff have been out in the night clearing fallen trees from the roads.
This is the latest update we have received from Southern Electric.
Hundreds of workers are now trying to find and fix damage to power lines across Oxfordshire as 5,030 homes are still without power.
At 7am about 7,000 homes were without power but Southern Electric had restored power to 1,970 so far today by about 10.30am.
The damage was caused after severe storms and winds of up to 62mph hit the county last night.
Homes in rural Oxfordshire have been worst hit by the power cuts.
Towns and villages affected including Wallingford, Witney, Woodstock, Culham, and Ducklington.
Blackbird Leys, Botley, Cumnor, and Kidlington have also been hit.
Southern Electric spokesman Greg Clarke said: "We are doing everything we can to get power back on to the homes affected today.
"As time progresses throughout the day we will have a better picture of when we will be able to restore all the power."
Scottish and Southern Energy has brought in staff from Scotland to help tackle the problem.
A FLOOD alert has been issued this morning for the River Cole, which forms the county boundary betweeen Oxfordshire and Wiltshire and passes close to Coleshill.
For the latest updates on flood warnings and flood alerts, see the Environment Agency website.
STILL problems for rail passengers trying to head north from Oxfordshire.
A landslip near Harbury tunnel in Warwickshire has forced rhe closure of the line between Banbury and Leamington Spa.
Although Network Rail reopened one track last night, it is now closed again while engineers try to stabilise the cutting, so Chiltern Railways and CrossCountry services are suspended, with buses replacing trains between Banbury and Leamington and Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Disruption is expected to continue all day tomorrow.
South of Banbury, on its main line to London Marylebone via Bicester North, Chiltern is operating an ermergency timetable, so passengers are advised to check with staff at stations as to what services will be running.
More than 100 trees or large branches have come down. Cllr Ian Hudspeth, the leader of Oxfordshire County Council, said: "I'd like to thank our highways teams who have been out about in the most treacherous of weather conditions throughout the night to deal with fallen trees and clear roads for traffic.
"Exceptionally high winds and driving rain in the darkness hours is hardly the ideal working environment and I am sure it was a very difficult night."
Some encouraging news on the Oxford United game: a club spokesman says it looks like game on on his reading of the pitch. It's soft but no surface water.
We are still being informed the M40 northbound between 6 and 8a is shut following a tree coming down.
@judelevermore @WodcNews @TheOxfordMail parts of Madley Park went off at 1045pm but power was back by midnight.— @beckstar2 15 February 2014
@TheOxfordMail a big thank you to all the services trying to repair power and clearing trees putting there lives at risk last night— @ShallowStu 15 February 2014
Ticket restrictions are lifted today which means you can use your advance purchase ticket to travel on any service.— @FGW 15 February 2014
@TheOxfordMail @HeartThames There's a 15ft trampoline in my next door neighbour's garden which wasn't there last night!!— @Lauz89 15 February 2014
"Jersey Barriers" started to arrive last night for the #SouthHinksey #flood defence. Well done #Army and #EA teams! http://t.co/CUMrxAlQjS— @BarryRussellEA 15 February 2014
Oxford rail station announcer advising only essential travel, ie not shopping or trips to see friends for foreseeable future— @wesleysmithtv 15 February 2014
The total number of households and businesses affected in Oxfordshire by power cuts is reported to be 7,000.
Rail disruption north of Oxford
On the M40 front, the trees have been cleared from the carriageway, however the motorway northbound between 6 and 8a will remain closed whilst further investigations take place to assess the potential for further falls in the area.
Further information on the tragedy in London:
A woman has been killed and a man is in hospital after part of a building collapsed on to a car.
Large chunks of masonry fell on to the vehicle, a silver Skoda Octavia, in Kingsway opposite Holborn Tube station in central London, at 11.05pm yesterday, the Metropolitan Police said.
Firefighters freed the driver - a 49-year-old woman - and a 25-year-old man who was trapped in the back seat, but the woman died at the scene.
Next of kin have been informed.
The man suffered leg injuries, and he and a 24-year-old woman, who managed to free herself from the rear of the car, were taken to hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
A fourth person, believed to be a male passer-by, was also injured and taken to hospital, London Ambulance Service (LAS) said.
A police spokesman said: "There were three occupants in the car and a woman was pronounced dead at the scene. A man was pulled from the car and was taken to hospital, where he is in a stable situation at the moment."
The fallen masonry was part of the building's concrete fascia, London Fire Brigade said.
It almost flattened the car's roof, and large pieces of rubble were left strewn across the road and pavement outside restaurants and shops.
A further 10 people were evacuated from nearby buildings as a precaution.
LAS said it sent ambulance crews, rapid responders and a doctor and paramedic from London's air ambulance to the scene, the first of whom arrived within two minutes.
High Holborn remains closed while investigators examine the scene, a police spokesman said.
@TheOxfordMail my parents live on the a34 at North Hinksey electricity all on and working!— @mandastrat24 15 February 2014
Here is a full round-up of the national picture:
Two people have died and Britain's coastal communities have been battered by high winds and huge waves as widespread flooding continues to bring misery to thousands.
A cruise ship passenger died after 80mph winds whipped up freak waves in the English Channel and a woman was killed when part of a building collapsed on to a car in central London.
More than 30 people had to be rescued by emergency services and the army from a seafront restaurant in Milford on Sea, Hampshire after wind-blown shingle shattered windows and the sea flooded it.
There is major disruption across Britain's road and rail networks, with hundreds of trees uprooted across roads and rail tracks. Many train services have been cancelled.
The Environment Agency and emergency services continue to battle with the latest instalment of the worst winter storms in living memory.
Some 22 severe flood warnings are in place, issued for coastal communities from Cornwall to Hampshire, Gloucester and the Thames Valley, where rivers remain at their highest levels for decades.
Communities across the country have been using sandbags and makeshift barriers to protect their homes and businesses from the floodwaters. Yesterday the Duke of Cambridge and his brother Prince Harry joined in the emergency relief as they helped fill sandbags in Datchet, Berkshire.
Forecasters are warning of more heavy rainfall and gale-force winds today. Southern England will see between 10mm-20mm (0.4in - 0.8in), while the South West and south Wales could see up to 40mm (1.6in), the Met Office said.
Winds have wrought fresh havoc, with gusts of up to 80mph hitting exposed parts of the south coast.
Lymington coastguard, fire services and the army rescued 32 people from the Marine Restaurant in Milford on Sea, Hampshire, at 10pm yesterday, evacuating them in an army vehicle. Hampshire Police said there were no serious injuries.
In central London, a woman died and three other people were injured when the fascia of a building collapsed on to a car opposite Holborn underground station.
A man and a woman were freed from the car but the woman died at the scene, London Ambulance Service said. A man in his 20s was taken to hospital with leg injuries, where he is in a stable condition.
An 85-year-old man died yesterday after the 22,000-tonne Marco Polo cruise ship was hit by a freak wave in the English Channel.
Water crashed through a window, injuring a number of people. The man was airlifted off the vessel along with a woman in her 70s, but later died. A number of other passengers received minor injuries and were treated on board.
Waves of up to 10m reportedly threatened to cut off Portland in Dorset, while people in Portsmouth have been receiving hoax calls calling for them to evacuate their homes amid flooding fears, Hampshire police said.
Trees are reported to have fallen on trains near Mottingham in south-east London, and near Winterslow in Wiltshire, but no one was hurt in either episode.
All train services west of Plymouth have been cancelled, while a landslide near Redhill has hit the line south of the capital.
South West Trains has cancelled nearly all of its services until it is safe for them to run, while First Great Western is advising passengers not to travel, and has speed restrictions of 50mph across most of its network.
And from Stagecoach:
The Oxford Tube is currently operating to the full route with no siginifcant delays.
Route 31 - Abingdon Road is now open in both directions. Canning Crescent bus stop is closed outbound. There is a multiple vehicle accident on the A34 at Hinksey Hill which is causing delays.
We will monitor the services throughout the day and post updates as the situation changes. We apologise for any inconvenience caused..
Services Affected: 12, 16, 16A, 31, 34, S3, X30
Latest information from Thames Travel
Route 139 is still experiencing delays due to flooding through the route.
97 services are still diverting via Abingdon, then Drayton, then Milton.
X1 services are still diverting due to Drayton Road in Sutton Courtenay being closed in both directions between the Church Street junction and the Milton Road junction.
Oxford Bus Company services are back running to timetable and usual routes.
Two people have died overnight across the country, including a woman in London when a building fell on a car. Estimated 40,000 homes without power across the country.
No change on the flood warnings from the Environment Agency
- River Thames from Buscot Wick down to Shifford including Buscot, Kelmscott, Radcot, Lower Bampton area and Chimney Area
- River Thames between Newbridge and Kings Lock above Oxford including Northmoor, Stanton Harcourt, Bablock Hythe and caravan park, Eynsham, Swinford and Yarnton
- River Thames and tributaries in the Binsey, Osney and Osney Island areas in Oxford
- River Thames and tributaries at New Botley, New and North Hinksey and Grandpont in Oxford
- River Thames and tributaries at Kennington near Oxford
- River Thames at Culham
- River Thames in Abingdon
- River Thames at Clifton Hampden, Dorchester and Little Wittenham
- River Thames from Days Lock down to South Stoke, including Dorchester-on-Thames and Overy, Shillingford, Benson, Wallingford, North Stoke and Moulsford
- River Windrush at Witney and Ducklington down to and including Hardwick
- River Thame from Chiselhampton to Drayton St Leonard including Newington
- River Thame in the Dorchester and Overy areas
Remember as well that there is a pitch inspection at the Kassam this morning at 9.30am. We will have the result of that as soon as it is through and it will also be posted on our three relevant Twitter accounts @TheOxfordMail, @OxfordMailOUFC and @OxfordTimes
And while we are on a yellow warning for wind, anyone planning to travel south and east of Oxfordshire should be aware they are on an amber warning there.
Here is the current Met Office forecast:
Severe gales in the south slowly easing, but staying rather windy. Showers continuing, some heavy and thundery in southern Britain with some more persistent rain for a time.
Becoming dry with clear spells. Winds continuing to ease, becoming cold with a risk of frost and icy patches.
Down at Benson it was even windier. Gusts hit 62mph, back down to 45mph at 6am.
Out at the weather station at Brize Norton, the wind was gusting to 53mph at 8pm and 55mph at midnight. It's "settled" back to 36mph in the past hour.
The weather forecast offers little optimism. Yellow warnings for wind and rain through to this afternoon. And the wet stuff will carry on falling into this evening, say the Met Office.
More than 100 trees or large branches that have fallen now dealt with by Oxfordshire County Council.
The Highways Agency has two reported problems on the M40 south of Oxford on the northbound carriageway. It is estimating re-opening it at 9am.
The M40 is closed northbound due to fallen tree between J6 B4009 (Watlington) and J8 M40 A40 Spur (Oxford).
The flooding near Maidenhead is still affecting the signals, so First Great Western customers have that still to contend with.
Here's its advice for Oxford to Paddington services:
- Local stopping services will operate between Reading and Didcot Parkway only.
- Connecting services to London Paddington will be extremely limited.
Looking at the trains now but First Great Western has ramped up its warning to a pretty stark: Due to major disruptions across the entire First Great Western network, customers are advised not to travel until further notice.
Due to the poor weather conditions a speed restriction of 50 mph is in place on most of our network.— @FGW 15 February 2014
@TheOxfordMail http://t.co/YXpgNUSg5n— @_LeonMatthews 15 February 2014
@TheOxfordMail Littlemore Road just off Bartholomew Road Oxford— @_LeonMatthews 15 February 2014
Here is a list of current power outages from Scottish and Southern. If you need to call the company, the number is 0800 072 7282 and then quote the reference number supplied.
Fault reference V26831, Reported at 04:40:00, 4 known affected area(s)
145 known affected area(s)
@TheOxfordMail huge tree blocking Woodstock Road, both directions, near Blanford Avenue— @kirstyphipps 15 February 2014
Bear with us while we work through the list but each red dot is a reported power cut at the moment...
@WodcNews @TheOxfordMail any news on power cuts in Witney?— @judelevermore 15 February 2014
@BBCOxford @TheOxfordMail Major power disruption North Hinksey / Botley wholevarea in darkness Energy company say no updates before 11.00— @McGinOxford 15 February 2014
It's been an unpleasant night obviously and the high winds have seen more than 90 trees or large branches have come down.
More than 40 Oxfordshire County Council staff have been out dealing with fallen trees, including on the A44 near Woodstock, the Woodstock Road in Oxford - where a fallen tree damaged a streetlight, the A44 at Chipping Norton, the B4507 Sparsholt Road, the A361/A424 Burford Roundabout, High Street, Steventon and the B4016 Appleford Road, Sutton Courtenay.
There is also an ongoing situation where a large tree has come down in Hook Norton Road in Great Rollright.
A council spokesman said: "It will take some time before this can be cleared.
"All parts of the county have been affected in equal measure."
For those planning to come into the city for shopping, etc Seacourt Park and Ride is open, as are all the other park and rides.
Abingdon and Botley roads remain open obviously. Here's the current list of road closures:
- Lower Street, Islip
- Road from A329 to Drayton St Leonard
- Great Brook Road from Buckland Road to Chimney near Aston
- Spring Lane, Playhatch
- Grove Road, Harwell
- Icknield Road, South Stoke from Grove Road to Woodcote Road
- B4016 between Blewbury and East Hagbourne
- High Street, Clifton Hampden
- B478 Sonning Bridge
- Road through the village of North Weston to Shabbington Rd
- Knightsbridge Lane, Pyrton, near Watlington
- Pembroke Lane, Milton (Vale)
- Old Wharf Road, Longcot
- High Street, Drayton St Leonard
- London Lane, Ascott-under-Wychwood, from railway station to junction with A361
- Godstow Road, Oxford from A34 bridge near Wolvercote to bridge near Wytham
- Dry Lane, Crawley
- Mill Lane, Henley
- Mill Rd, Lower Shiplake from the junction of Mill Rd / Mill Lane to the junction of Mill Rd / New Rd
Good morning. Another early one but here is the round-up of the flooding and weather situation for Saturday...


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
I don't pay a lot of attention to sports besides my own honestly. My entire father's side of the family is from Pittsburgh tho so I think the Steelers would have to be my favorite.
What's your favorite movie quote?
No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world. - Dead Poets Society
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Assassins' Creed & I bet so.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
My nose & ears are pierced but that's it, no tattoos!
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
None! I'm proud of my music. I lip sync Toto's "Africa" while driving anytime it comes on. I play the air drums & everything. Ain't no shame in my game.
What's your best party trick?
I can do flips & I'll beat anyone in a handstand contest (I used to be a gymnast).
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I HATED waiting tables...
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
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I confess that I can't get to sleep. My MIL is coming up in the morning and we haven't seen her since May! I'm so excited! Course DH is sound asleep. LOL
I just adore my MIL and we always have so much fun together. Games and brandy/7up make for some good times.
And DH did a really good job cleaning the whole house while I was at work today....only thing I did was cook dinner and catch up on laundry. And tomorrow the shower needs to be cleaned.
It is a real eye-opener when you realize someone is just as negative about you as you are about them. It usually leads to a better relationship.
Me: Julie-46 DH: Kelly-52 DD: Rhianna-17 DS: Gage-He's 3!
I confess that I have been up since 3:30am...that is what happens when you fall asleep at 8:00 on your son's bed while getting him to sleep...now if only I didn't have to go into work at 7:30
I confess that I am dreaming about winning the 'Max Million' draw here for 50 million...I confess that there are about 10 people at my workplace who I would love to help out financially. None of them are really close friends, and would probably never consider returning the favor, but I hate how they are being forced to live right now. I confess that dh would probably have hives just hearing my views on this That is a lot of money for one person IMO- too much.
Me: Julie-46 DH: Kelly-52 DD: Rhianna-17 DS: Gage-He's 3!
Kate - I realise I'm way late to the discussion, but I wanted to recommend a book called "Too good to leave, too bad to stay". It might help you put some things in perspective and help you make some tough choices. I hope you find your answers.
The dog I grew up with was named Brandy...we got him from my aunt and she named him after her favorite drink.
I will have to try ordering this sometime when I go out of state. LOL
Congrats on the boy Lydia!!
I confess I just went to some parents' day thing at Mia's daycare, and I felt completely overwhelmed and out of place. I felt like such a weirdo because everyone else was chatting and having a nice time. I really suck at being in a room full of people.
Congrats Lydia! Yay boys!
I'm feeling SO MUCH BETTER from my cold and I feel like I could run a marathon even though I still have a bit of a cough. You know that feeling when you're just getting better from something? I love it. I just have to make sure I don't over do it and wear myself out again. blah blah blah. Anyone wanna go for coffee and shoot the sh!t instead of working today? Who's in?
I am terrible in mommy groups. I am terrible in most grown-up groups unless it's my good friends. I just feel so....odd. Like I'm not interested in what they're talking about and vice versa.
It makes me feel better that you feel weird Maggie because you always seem so "with it".
Congrats on the boy, Lydia! Have you decided on a name?
I hate playdates or gatherings with other moms who I don't know. Very uncomfortable, I don't know why.
Kate, I am sorry you are having such an emotionally difficult time. It sucks to feel that way.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Just got back from a meeting there to try to get info on and fix our business-to-business credit card accounts. CostCo sucks.
I too am terrible in mommy groups. Ask any of the ladies that I've met through APA. Which sucks because I would really like to go out and hang out with people, but when I'm there I just hang out with myself. Come to think of it none of the ladies I've met have ever asked me to hang out again.
I confess I also feel weird in a group of moms, no so much at school anymore, but at playgrounds and other types of groups I usually feel awkward. Mostly because the ladies are usually talking about something I feel is unimportant, like fashion or something.
On another note, I confess Ky has been talking my ears off lately, especially since all the Christmas stuff is up at the stores and he keeps talking about what he "wants" all the time. I've been trying to get him to look beyond what he wants and see what he wants to do for others but most of the time he gets sidetracked by all the sparkly Christmas items and then starts talking about what he wants again. When he was telling me he wanted a nutcracker statue at the grocery store yesterday (go figure....a nutcracker that doesn't do anything!!!) I actually told him my grandma's phrase out of habit that she used to tell me when I told her of my wants. "People in hell want ice water." He looked at me and said. "No they don't cause there is no hell." I was like "how do you know" and he was like "because you said you didn't think there was so I don't think there is either so they don't need anything to drink. Can I have this nutcracker statue?"
Sometimes I wish he didn't listen so well.
Erin, Ky seems like a great kid!
I confess that I'm going to a baby shower tomorrow and then out with my best girlfriends for one of their birthdays. We had all planned to stay at my brothers but now one of my friends is also bringing her brother who just happens to be my ex-boyfriend. Well I can't likely sleep in my brother's one bedroom apt with my ex-boyfriend. I told dbf and he said, "Well, how do you feel? I mean, what are the chances something would happen?"
I'm like, "I'm not you dipshirt. The chances of something happening are absolutely not there." So he tells me he trusts me and I didn't say it but I'm thinking to myself how nice that must be for him, to have a partner he totally and completely trusts. I'd love that.
So anyway, I'm going to drive home. It's an hour drive and it means I won't be able to drink but it also means I get to wake up with Savana and Kai which is what I'd prefer anyway.
I looked it up on amazon, and just by a couple spoilers in the reviews, I don't think the answer is going to be "stay".
Dude. You want to hear why I really don't want to leave? We just bought our first house 3 months ago. I don't want to leave it
I've met probably 5 APA ladies (and children) at various times. Some of them no longer post, some occasionally post, and some have just recently come back to APA after a long absence. One blew me off for several playdates in a row and I suspected it was due to my posts in the secular room, but I don't know for sure. I've enjoyed the meet-ups every time, despite feeling a little weird about meeting people I only know on-line, and each time the person was exactly how I thought she would be.
I confess I'm soooooo irritable right now, for no good reason except probably not enough sleep and no time to myself. I woke up at 3 AM yesterday, and 4 AM this morning. Ro took two hours of constant holding to go to sleep last night again, and neither one of them took a nap today. I tried to do a fun project with them, cutting out pieces of paper and then making a mosaic picture by gluing the pieces into a shape, but I gave up after they wouldn't cut and just threw all the little scraps I cut onto the floor. Dh's arthritis is so bad he can't pick up the children and I'm trying to change all the diapers, and it's making him cranky because of the pain. And I have to figure out how to trade my rental in and pick up my car (in the shop for the car stereo and dashboard repair) and re-install the car seats while making sure the twins don't run away or do anything dangerous.
Hmm, now that I write all that down, I still realize they're very minor and petty irritations, but the babies are probably picking up on my mood and dh's pain and being cranky because of it.
Oh, and thank you all for posting so much while I was out at the playground. I hate it when I see my name as the last post for more than an hour.
A mermaid falls in love with a human and she makes a deal to a sea witch that in exchange for her voice, she will get legs. The thing is she has to get the guy to fall in love with her in x days or the sea witch will imprison her forever. So the whole thing is the mermaid trying to communicate to the guy...it's like an episode of Lassie. "What's that, girl? I need to kiss you tonight or you go bye bye?"
The story is by Hans Christen Andersen and is quite a bit darker than the Disney cartoon.
I confess one of my students scratched my hand today so badly she drew blood in eight places. I happen to know that for the last four years, this parent has not cut her child's fingernails until she was asked to by the school and she knows her daughter scratches people intentionally. The teacher said, "oh, if you just ask her mom she'll cut them." I shouldn't have to wait until I'm bleeding in eight places to get them cut. They should be cut already.
I showed my hand to the principal and she took a picture of it for evidence. Was that wrong of me?
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Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition Priced at 99 Cents Today on Games for WindowsToday, the Games for Windows Marketplace is offering the classic first-person shooter, role-playing game Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition for less than the price of a cup of coffee. Unless you love really terrible coffee.
For only 99 cents (or 80MS Points) you can join the rest of the hardcore, cult fans of the Deus Ex series. Is Microsoft a little late to push a game that launched for PC in 2000? Before we answer that, consider this:
Warren Spector, one of the original designers on Deus Ex, just launched his latest title: Epic Mickey, developed at Junction Point Studios, making it a good time to bring up his old classic. Add to that, the fact that Edios Montreal recently released new media for its upcoming third installment in the Deus Ex series, titled Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and one could argue that Microsoft was right on time with this offer.
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Professor of Medicine (Infectious Diseases) and of Epidemiology (Microbial Diseases); Director, Clinical and Community Research; Director, HIV in Prisons Program; Director, Community Health Care Van; Icon Professor of Medicine, University of Malaya-Centre of Excellence for Research in AIDS (CERiA); Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, Division of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases
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- Wickersham JA, Marcus R, Kamarulzaman A, Zahari MM, Altice FL. Implementing methadone maintenance treatment in prisons in Malaysia. Bull World Health Organ. 2013;91(2):124-9.
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Reddit user who is also a new dad posted a card that his 12-year-old adopted son made for him and it has gone viral.
According to his post, johnr87410 is a single man unable to have a child of his own. So he recently adopted a young boy in need of a loving home.
The boy handcrafted a card to his new dad, which said: "Thank you Dad for being there when I need you the most. I am so happy that you were the one that was chosen out of all the people who wanted to adopt me. You're the best dad in the world. Love Josiah."
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The victim, who did not want to be identified, told FOX Carolina's Derek Dellinger that she was in the process of moving from her home when her sister called and asked why the back door was open. She said that when she arrived, she noticed that the home was ransacked.
"Someone had broken into the building [and] left the door open," the woman said. "Things had been knocked over and dumped out."
She said that despite the mess, the only thing that seemed to be missing was the hundreds of toy cars that were kept there. She said all the cars were still in their packaging - some of them 15 years old - all collectors items.
"We collect Hot Wheels and people knew that we did," the woman said.
Lt. Tony Ivey, spokesman for the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office, said the crime was likely committed by someone the woman knows.
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The theft has left the victim rattled.
"Right now, we don't know who to trust or if there is anybody to trust anymore," the woman said.
Ivey said investigators are keeping an eye on pawn shops and the popular classifieds website Craigslist to see if the toys turn up.
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While an issue is unlikely to surface, should an emergency situation arise, there is a contact person designated for wellness issues on call 24 hours a day located locally; as well, the Department of Public Safety in New York will assist with international emergencies (212-998-2222). For medical situations, the University provides coverage by HTH Worldwide, an international insurance company, to ensure that treatment is available to you by qualified English-speaking professionals when needed with no out-of-pocket expense. Students are also required to maintain insurance with their home policy. For assistance in extremely rare situations, the University has contracted with International SOS, the world's leading provider of international customer care, which includes evacuation services.
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Aid for ParentsWhere can you turn when you suspect your son or daughter is experimenting with drugs? Too many parents go on suspecting because they don't feel they have anywhere to turn for help. They go on suspecting until a child's drug use results in destroyed relationships, school failure, arrests and eventually ....... a broken life.
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Confidential: The testing is completely private, results are confidential and no personal information about the test is kept by the police department.
Common Questions
How do I know if my son or daughter is using drugs?
If you suspect your child may be using drugs but you aren't sure, look for some of the warning signals. They may be your first clues to a drug problem.
How Do I Begin?
What Should I Expect?
The test takes about 3 - 8 minutes in a completely confidential setting at the police department or at another designated location. A police officer (test certified) will provide a consent form for you and your child to sign. This form assures you of confidentiality. Next, your child will be given InstaCup(TM) in which to provide a small sample of urine. The officer will then take the testing device and will begin the testing procedure. In just minutes, drug test results will be read from InstaCup(TM).
Can Drug Tests Be Beaten?
The Parent Aid testing program virtually eliminates the possibility that someone will "trick" the drug test (by dilution or adulteration) by using a test call Intect 7(TM) designed to expose attempts to influence the drug test results.
What If The Test Result Is Positive?
When test results are positive, every effort is made to provide the parent and child with information regarding drug treatment programs and other community based support services available to them.
If you suspect your son or daughter is using illegal drugs, don't ignore the signs and don't delay. Instead, pick up the phone and call the Parent Aid Program Agency nearest you. Once call may keep your child from ruining their life ..... and yours. make the call!
Parent Aid1320 Capitol Street NESuite 150Salem, Oregon 97303