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Make the most of your time in Oak Park and enjoy a complete Wright experience. Choose one ofour Oak Park Combination Tours.
Enjoy a guided tour of Wright's first Home, where he experimented with design concepts and the adjacent Studio, where the Prairie style was developed. Then, just three blocks away, take a self-guided audio tour of Unity Temple, designed in the Oak Park Studio and considered the greatest public building of his Prairie era. Unity Temple announced a new era of innovation in modern architecture.
The 45-minute self-guided tour of Unity Temple may be taken prior or after the confirmed time for your guided Home and Studio tour.
Home and Studio tours are offered daily. Unity Temple hours of operation:
This tour is free for Trust members! For member reservations: Visit our museum shops or call the ticket sales line at 312.994.4000 ext. 1. The ticket sales line is available 7 days a week 9 am – 5 pm CT.This tour is free for Trust members! For member reservations:
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Tour the Home and Studio, where Wright and his associates developed a new American architecture – the Prairie style, and also take a self-guided walking tour of the surrounding residences that were designed in the Studio. The audio tour of the historic neighborhood features the exteriors of a rich selection of Wright-designed structures.
"I've done this tour twice now and have enjoyed it each time. Great little history lesson and glimpse into the life of Frank Lloyd Wright, some fabulous architecture, and interior design. FLW fans will enjoy this for sure, but anyone who can appreciate good design, architecture, art, history, etc. should enjoy it too." -
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio is a three-block walk from Unity Temple. Make the most of your time. Tour both.
The neighborhood surrounding the Home and Studio has the greatest concentration of Wright-designed structures anywhere in the world.
The Historic Neighborhood Walking Tour features:
1. Courtyard 2. Frank Lloyd Wright Studio 3. Frank Lloyd Wright Home 4. Arthur B. Heurtley House 5. The Charles A. Purcell House 6. Laura Gale House 7. Peter A. Beachy House 8. Frank Thomas House 9. Hills-Decaro House 10. Nathan G. Moore House
The Thiokol engineers had also argued that the low overnight temperatures (−8°C (18°F) the evening prior to launch) would almost certainly result in SRB temperatures below their redline of 4°C (39°F). Ice had accumulated all over the launch pad, raising concerns that ice could damage the shuttle upon lift-off. The Kennedy Ice Team inadvertently pointed an infrared camera at the aft field joint of the right SRB and found the temperature to be only −13°C (9°F). This was believed to be the result of supercooled air blowing on the joint from the liquid oxygen (LOX) tank vent. It was much lower than the air temperature and far below the design specifications for the O-rings. The low reading was later determined to be erroneous, the error caused by not following the temperature probe manufacturer's instructions. Tests and adjusted calculations later confirmed that the temperature of the joint was not substantially different from the ambient temperature.
The temperature on the day of the launch was far lower than had been the case with previous launches: below freezing at −2.2 to −1.7°C (28.0 to 28.9°F); previously, the coldest launch had been at 12°C (54°F). Although the Ice Team had worked through the night removing ice, engineers at Rockwell still expressed concern. Rockwell engineers watching the pad from their headquarters in Downey, California , were horrified when they saw the amount of ice. They feared that during launch, ice might be shaken loose and strike the shuttle's thermal protection tiles, possibly due to the aspiration induced by the of exhaust gas from the SRBs. Rocco Petrone , the head of Rockwell's space transportation division, and his colleagues viewed this situation as a launch constraint, and told Rockwell's managers at the Cape that Rockwell could not support a launch. Rockwell's managers at the Cape voiced their concerns in a manner that led Houston-based mission manager Arnold Aldrich to go ahead with the launch. Aldrich decided to postpone the shuttle launch by an hour to give the Ice Team time to perform another inspection. After that last inspection, during which the ice appeared to be melting, Challenger was cleared to launch at 11:38am EST. [19]
The following account of the accident is derived from real time telemetry data and photographic analysis, as well as from transcripts of air-to-ground and mission control voice communications. [22] All times are given in seconds after launch and correspond to the telemetry time-codes from the closest instrumented event to each described event. [23]
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Within the extensive imagination of myths, legends and cosmogonies, there are animals that, for one reason or another, carry symbolic or archetypical characteristics: the lion, the eagle and the snake are some examples. In the same way, the deer is a symbol of many things, the personification of virtues and a character of legends and myths.
The deer's antlers are one of the characteristics that have made it the figure of a spiritual superiority, according to some. Like a crown, the antlers grow beyond its body, bringing it closer to the sky and making it sacred. In many cultures, the deer is a symbol of spiritual authority. During a deer's life the antlers fall off and grow again and the animal is also a symbol of regeneration.
In the Christian imagination, the deer is a symbol of piety, devotion and of God taking care of his children: men. The , for example, tells the story of the Roman general who, before becoming a saint, was out hunting and came across a magnificent and enormous deer. When Eustace looked at the animal's eyes, the light of Christ shone out of them and the voice of God spoke to him through them. Placido, the Roman name for the saint, gave up hunting and became a Christian.
In Celtic tradition there were two aspects of the deer: the feminine element, called in Gaelic, the female red deer, symbolizing femininity, gentles and grace. It was believed that the deer called to men from the kingdom of the fairies to free them from the trappings of the earthly world and taking them to the world of magic. Deer often turned into women in such legends in order to avoid being hunted. On the other hand, there was also , the masculine element, which was also related to the sacred and to forests, independence, purification and pride. The stag is the king of the forest, the protector o all other creatures.
For the native tribes of North America, the deer was a messenger, an animal of power, and a totem representing sensitivity, intuition and gentleness. Some groups would entrust the hunt to the deer, which was also associated with fertility. There is a Cherokee legend that tells how the deer procured its antlers after winning a race against a rabbit. The animals of the forest wanted to know which of the two was the fastest, but the rabbit cheated before the race and the deer won its antlers.
In Buddhism, the deer symbolizes harmony, happiness, peace and longevity. When a male and a female deer are represented together (often beside the Dharma wheel) it is a direct allusion to the first teachings of Buddha near Varanasi. In one of this former lives, Buddha was a golden deer that spoke to men. According to that tradition, deers are by nature timid and serene animals and their presence in a place represents the purity of a kingdom bereft of fear. There are also Tibetan legends in which deer help men to solve problems.


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Rice Paper Shrimp and Crab Package with Asian Slaw
|Seafood, Eggs, Bread
|Day Part
|Lunch, Dinner
|Menu Part
|Appetizer/Small Plate
|Cuisine Type
Source: Recipe from Chef Richard Travis
Don't pass this one by because of all the ingredients. Most of the work is done ahead of time. The combination of flavors and textures is sure to make this a winner. Beautiful to look at an a real taste treat.
For packages:
1 cup mayonnaise
2 eggs + 2 egg yolks
2 tsp. Chinese chili paste
16 oz. cooked shrimp, chopped
16 oz. crab meat
1 cup Japanese bread crumbs
2 tbsp. ginger, finely diced
2 green onions, sliced
2 tbsp. cilantro, chopped
2 tbsp. mint leaves, chopped
2 jalapeños, finely diced
2 tbsp. sugar
12 sheets rice paper, soaked
12 cilantro sprigs, stemmed
For aïoli:
1 cup mayonnaise
1 tsp. dry mustard
1 tsp. lime zest
2 tbsp. lime juice
2 tsp. ginger, finely diced
For Asian slaw:
1⁄2 cup lime juice
6 tbsp. brown sugar
2 tsp. Asian chili sauce
3 tbsp. ginger, minced
2 green onions, sliced
4 tbsp. cilantro, chopped
9 tbsp. fish sauce
1 1⁄2 cups canola oil
2 red peppers, julienned
2 yellow peppers, julienned
2 green peppers, julienned
2 jalapeños, julienned
2 carrots, shredded
1 cup Napa cabbage, sliced
1⁄4 cup cilantro leaves
1⁄4 cup mint leaves
1⁄4 cup basil leaves
Olive oil, as needed
Lime wedges, for garnish
- 1In a large bowl, whisk together mayonnaise, eggs and chili paste until smooth. Fold in shrimp, crab, bread crumbs, ginger, onion, cilantro, mint and jalapeño. Refrigerate.
- Lay soaked rice paper on a sheet pan. Place a sprig of cilantro in the center of each and top with 3 oz. shrimp mixture. Fold sides of paper to form a package and refrigerate.
- In a small bowl, whisk together mayonnaise, mustard, lime zest and juice and ginger. Reserve aïoli refrigerated.
- For vinaigrette and slaw: Whisk together lime juice, sugar, chili sauce, ginger, green onion, cilantro, fish sauce and canola oil. In a separate bowl, toss together red, yellow, green and jalapeño peppers, carrots, cabbage, cilantro, mint and basil. Reserve refrigerated.
Per order: Sauté 1 package in olive oil until golden on both sides. Transfer to a 350° F oven to warm through, approx. 5 min. Toss 1⁄2 cup slaw with vinaigrette and plate. Place shrimp-crab package on slaw and top with 1 tbsp. aïoli. Garnish with a lime wedge and cilantro sprig.

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The Slow Death
Amna Jamal Beitelmal
Se registró el día 18 de mayo de 2013
- 2 Artículos
The slow death of children around the world is common these days and especially in third world countries. The children of Syria are suffering and losing a lot for more than two years, they are the main target for the dictatorship ALAsaad, I am Libyan so I feel the people of Syria and what they are going through. I hope that people speak up to them and donate or help in any way they can because they have been suffering long enough and going through a slow death. Help them out to be part of their change...


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FUV Album Premiere: Bob Dylan's 'Shadows in the Night'
There will be plenty of conversation about, and some criticism of, this new Bob Dylan album—his 36th—called Shadows in the Night. The haters shall hate. Bob Dylan is my top favorite artist with Sinatra coming in a close second, so you can imagine how excited I am about this project.


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Add a striped touch to your workout look with this BEBE SPORT tank, featuring a low back cut and an easy fit. Made from a lightweight, breathable fabric that dries 10 times faster than cotton.
- 77% nylon, 23% spandex
- Center back to hem: 11" (28 cm)
- Bra shelf
- Machine wash according to care label
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Ruched Cutout Tank is rated out of 5 by 4.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cookiegirl from Perfect & stylish Purchased this top in a L.. Comfortable fit for 36d .. All bebe's workout gear is quality & I receive many compliments with every purchase .. Recommended
Date published: 2015-01-19
Rated 1 out of 5 by Loulou from Disappointed I do not like this fabric at at all. It is too shiny and thin and does not have any support. Much prefer the Befit fabric of before as it provided the right compression and smoothed out all the bumps and imperfections. Also, the top climbs up when running!!
Date published: 2014-07-16
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shayna from Cute and sexy I'm 105lbs..DD...5'5..I bought this top in xs...this top gia me like a glove...the bust is tight enough to give ur breats a good support
Date published: 2013-07-31
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kim14 from Super cute but runs small in the bust I ordered this top and the matching cropped pants. I always wear an XS in Bebe's workout tops, but this one was much tighter through the bust. I had to return it and order a size S. However, the top is super cute! I love the orange!
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LocationKingston NH
146 Route 125
Kingston, NH 03848
New 2019 Forest River RV Rockwood Mini Lite 2104S
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If you have been searching for a travel trailer with a front bedroom, a u-shaped dinette slide out, and a rear bath then take a look inside this Rockwood Mini Lite by Forest River.
As you enter 2104S to your left there is a three burner range with entertainment center above, and a double kitchen sink with overhead microwave. There is also a refrigerator and pantry along the rear wall for your food storage needs. The u-shaped dinette and overhead storage is located on the slide out, which gives more open floor space in the travel trailer. You can choose a free standing table with chairs option if you like.
The rear corner bathroom includes a sink with overhead medicine cabinet, radius shower, and a toilet with linen storage above.
In the front, you will find a queen bed, dual wardrobes and nightstands, plus overhead storage. You can even choose a sofa and Murphy bed option in place of the queen bed if you like.
Outside you will find a 13' awning for shade, a gas grill for making burgers, plus pass through storage and additional exterior compartments for your outdoor gear. There is also an optional rear ladder that will come in handy, and more!
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|8 ft
|Ext Height
|10 ft 11 in
|Int Height
|6 ft 8 in
|Interior Color
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|Hitch Weight
|383 lbs
|Dry Weight
|4304 lbs
|Cargo Weight
|1461 lbs
|Fresh Water Capacity
|43 gals
|Grey Water Capacity
|30 gals
|Black Water Capacity
|30 gals
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In 1996, Forest River founder Peter Liegl had a vision. He foresaw an RV company dedicated to helping people experience the joy of the outdoors by building better recreational products. Today that vision is a reality.
Continually growing, Forest River operates multiple manufacturing facilities throughout the midwest and west coast. Our large production capacity enables us to fill our customers' orders promptly without cutting corners or rushing through production procedures. This ensures that each Forest River product is conscientiously built and undergoes thorough, detailed inspection before it's shipped to the customer.
*All calculated monthly payments are an estimate for qualified buyers only and do not constitute a commitment that financing or a specific interest rate or term is available. Financing terms may not be available in all Campers Inn locations. Campers Inn RV Sales is not responsible for any misprints, typos, or errors found in our website pages. Any price listed excludes sales tax, registration tags, and delivery fees. Manufacturer pictures, specifications, and features may be used in place of actual inventory in stock on our lot. Please contact us for availability as our inventory changes rapidly.


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Stanford Law Review Online: The Obama Justice Department's Merger Enforcement Record
Continuing our dialog on antitrust enforcement, the Stanford Law Review Online has just published an Essay by Daniel A. Crane entitled The Obama Justice Department's Merger Enforcement Record. Professor Crane responds to Carl Shapiro and Jonathan Baker's criticism of his response to his earlier Essay:
My recent Essay, Has the Obama Justice Department Reinvigorated Antitrust Enforcement?, examined the three major areas of antitrust enforcement—cartels, mergers, and civil non-merger—and argued that, contrary to some popular impressions, the Obama Justice Department has not "reinvigorated" antitrust enforcement. Jonathan Baker and Carl Shapiro have published a response, which focuses solely on merger enforcement. Baker and Shapiro's argument that the Obama Justice Department actually did reinvigorate merger enforcement is unconvincing.
He concludes:
Jon Baker and Carl Shapiro are smart, effective economists for whom I have great respect. I have few quarrels with how they or the Obama Administration in general conduct antitrust enforcement. The point of my essay was that antitrust enforcement has become largely technocratic and independent of political ideology. I have heard nothing that dissuades me from that view.
Read the full article, The Obama Justice Department's Merger Enforcement Record by Daniel A. Crane, at the Stanford Law Review Online.


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Something else for us mothers to feel guilty about, it seems. The British think-tank, Demos, just released the results of a study that tracked the drinking patterns of 18,000 people over three decades. They found that as teens, the subjects did what their friends did, for the most part. But when they were reassessed at age 34, the odds that they binge drank rose—a lot—by how much they, as a child, thought their mother drank. How much their fathers drank, believe it or not, had virtually no effect. They chalk that up to the fact that dads do most, if not all, of their drinking outside of the home. Also, it's considered more socially acceptable for men to drink, so perhaps it's less striking a memory.
I drink wine (in the home, no less!). In fact, my three neighbors and I take turns hosting wine night. It's my turn about once a month. We drink more than one glass. OK, three. We laugh loudly. My husband says it's not laughing; it's screeching. He usually leaves when it's my turn. My daughter moves on and off my lap throughout the evening. Between the four of us, we have 14 children. Sometimes, my friends bring their same-age kids, who scurry under the table, tickling feet, then running off with pilfered crackers and pretzels. We pour the kids ginger ale or apple juice in fancy wine glasses and they take them into the living room, where they usually spill them. But on wine night, spills bother nobody.
We bring each other little hostess gifts. Wine carriers. Wine stoppers. Wine charms. My favorite was when the rowdiest of our little band, Barbara, gave me cocktail napkins that said "Whine night." We briefly considered matching tee shirts but decided that was too 80s. The four of us have built a culture, practically, around wine imbibing in view of our kids.
So now what? I'm dooming my daughter to binge drinking down the road? Will she look back later and surmise I was a drunk—that the whole neighborhood was—and she was just too young to realize it then?
Wine night is usually the only day in the whole week that is just for me. We've toasted births, potty training, new jobs, graduations from pre-K to high school, and first driver's licenses. We consoled each other over everything from a kid getting THE worst teacher in the whole school, to a husband forgetting a birthday, to a cancer scare, to... first driver's licenses.
Somebody please tell me I don't really have to give up wine night.
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Family Corner
Family Corner
This new program will provide activities and events that are designed to integrate the Chinese language with the Chinese culture to promote understanding and relevance of the culture to our families in the Southwest Wisconsin. Learn about games that Chinese children play, such as "Jianzi," a foot kicking game made of rooster feather learn an easy song of Chinese, a few simple phrases, etc. Home schooled students and families with young children are welcome.
Instructor: Kathy Zhang
Location: Royce 110
Dates/Times: Fridays, Oct. 31, Nov. 7, 14, 21, Dec. 5, 12 10:00am-11:00am


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LAS VEGAS (AP) — An 87-year-old unlicensed physician was sentenced Tuesday to 17½ years in federal prison for heading a stem cell scam in Las Vegas that prosecutors said preyed on terminally ill patients and exposed them to risky placenta implant procedures.
During the hearing, Senior U.S. District Judge Kent Dawson labeled Alfred Sapse's actions "abhorrent," federal officials compared Sapse to the obsessive horror story character Dr. Frankenstein, and Sapse protested that his trial and sentencing amounted to a "kangaroo court."
Then Sapse was handcuffed in court and taken away in custody.
He said he expected to die in prison, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported (http://bit.ly/15qf4Yd).
Sapse's attorney, Chris Allen Aaron, said later he sought leniency due to Sapse's age. Aaron said he didn't know if Sapse would appeal.
"He didn't think he got a fair trial," Aaron said.
A jury convicted Sapse in November with former Henderson physician Ralph Conti of multiple conspiracy, mail fraud and wire fraud charges.
Conti, 51, died during surgery several weeks later at a Las Vegas hospital. The Clark County coroner ruled the cause of Conti's death undetermined.
U.S. Attorney Dan Bogden said the two men enlisted chronically ill patients to undergo experimental surgeries and convinced investors that they were using a proprietary method that was especially effective for treatment of multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and the eye disease retinitis pigmentosa.
Procedures involved the implantation of portions of placental tissue into the abdomen of the patients, most of whom came to Las Vegas from other states for the treatment.
Sapse claimed to be a retired physician trained in Romania and Ukraine, but prosecutors said he was never licensed to practice medicine in the U.S.
In sentencing documents, Assistant U.S. Attorney Crane Pomerantz accused Sapse of masterminding a "grotesque fraud in which he convinced incurably sick people to undergo ineffective and potentially dangerous medical procedures for his own enrichment."
"He sold hope to patients who had none," Pomerantz wrote, adding federal probation officials aptly described Sapse as a "modern-day Dr. Frankenstein."
Pomerantz noted that Sapse tried to convince the jury that his procedure worked, "or at least that he believed his procedure worked."
Sapse was accused of paying Conti, a pediatrician with no stem cell training, to perform placenta tissue implants on more than 30 patients in Las Vegas in 2006. The federal Food and Drug Administration eventually issued a warning.
The FDA said Sapse failed to properly obtain, store, test and process placentas received from mothers after birth, and failed to properly screen donors and patients. It said several patients contracted infections.
Prosecutors said Sapse moved his operation to Mexico and enlisted an unnamed physician in the border town of Nuevo Progresso to perform implant procedures from February 2007 to May 2010.
Sapse and Conti were indicted in November 2011.
Prosecutors said Sapse spent and gambled away $700,000 of the approximately $1 million he and his company, StemCell Pharma Inc. in Las Vegas, made from patients and investors. Conti received more than $60,000 in cash payments that he didn't properly report.
"None of the money went to laboratory research, animal studies or human clinical studies relating to the short- and long-term effects of the implant procedures they were promoting," Bogden said in a statement.
Information from: Las Vegas Review-Journal, http://www.lvrj.com


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It starts after Thanksgiving. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, scrubbing pots from oversized meals, decorating for the holidays, entertaining family guests, and guessing the BCS rankings. It might be easy to lose any thought of 'joy to the world'. The true holiday spirit can be all around us, yet somehow elusive as we see only what has to be bought, what has to be done. What we have and what we don't have.
The holiday season began for me in September. I watched with fascination as over 50 performers from the Butler Community School's Musical Theatre Workshop, written and directed by Danny Herman and Rocker Verastique, built an original holiday musical, Magic in Manhattan. It put the holiday season in perspective for me. I can't wait to see it on stage December 11-13!
Magic in Manhattan takes place in New York City on Christmas Eve. While a dad spends Christmas in Afghanistan, a mom finds a way to bring a little joy to her three girls. The story follows them through the streets of Manhattan, where they witness the contrast between the buying and selling of luxuries at Macy's and Saks, and the stark reality of poverty in this land of plenty. Yet, New York City becomes a place filled with the magic and the spirit of the holiday season. They only have to look for it.
Don't get caught up in the business of this holiday season without taking the time to let the sounds of the season make your holiday a little more magical!
Click here for tickets or more information about Magic in Manhattan.


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DeKALB – With today's forecast calling for a high temperature in the 90s, students at five DeKalb School District 428 elementary schools with no air conditioning or partial air conditioning will be dismissed at 1 p.m.
It will be the second consecutive day that students at Malta Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, Littlejohn Elementary, Jefferson Elementary and Founders Elementary schools have been dismissed early because of oppressive heat in the school buildings.
District Superintendent Jim Briscoe said that after seeing the red-cheeked faces of students as they were dismissed Monday, he was confident the early dismissal plan was the right decision.
"I was at Lincoln Elementary helping with bus duty and they actually came up and thanked me," Briscoe said.
Today's forecast calls for a high of 94 degrees, the National Weather Service said, although temperatures are expected to plunge by the end of the week.
Some area schools are keeping students cool by sharing rooms with air conditioning or canceling outdoor activities in some cases.
Briscoe said the District 428 leaders wanted to be proactive in dealing with the rising temperatures after reading weather reports. On Sunday evening, the district alerted families about the changes to its schedule so they could make child care arrangements ahead of time.
Briscoe said it's difficult for schools to function in uncomfortably hot conditions.
"It was extremely difficult for teaching and learning the days we had a heat index over 100 [degrees]," Briscoe said.
Jamie Enderlen, National Weather Service meteorologist, said the hot weather this week came from winds traveling from west-central Missouri that pushed warm air into the area.
She said she expects the weather to become increasingly cool by the end of the week, with temperatures in the 60s by Friday.
Monday's weather wasn't hot enough to merit a heat advisory, which are given out when temperatures reach 105 degrees, she said.
Students are not being dismissed early at Sycamore School District 427 this week, but district Superintendent Kathy Countryman said staff have heat plans in place to keep students and themselves cool. With the heat plans, students rotate to different classrooms in buildings with only partial air conditioning to keep cool.
"We're just being very conscientious about making sure students have an opportunity to cool down and make sure students have time to get water or drinks if necessary," she said.
Southeast Elementary School, North Elementary School and West Elementary School are some of the schools within the district with partial air conditioning, she said. As far as she knew, after school programs and sports events were not being cancelled.
Kathy Spiewak, North Elementary School principal, said teachers and students were doing fine at her school, which has six designated cool areas. The staff is offering water and freezer pops for the students.
"The kids are pretty much used to this," Spiewak said.
Indian Creek School District 425 and Genoa-Kingston School District 424 did not release students early or do much else in the face of the heat. Joe Burgess, Genoa-Kingston superintendent, said all five schools in the district are air-conditioned. Parents wanting to know about any changes to the district's scheduling should check its Facebook page and website, he said.
"Hopefully, the weather will break and we'll have a normal fall," District 428's Briscoe said.
Forecast temperatures
(in degrees F)
High: 94
Low: 72
High: 88s
Low: 62
Source: National Weather Service


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Posted: Sun 25 Sep 2011, 03:18
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Puppy 5.28 e-mail client Sylpheed 3.1.1
Subject description: Does not download all messages
I have configured 2 g-mail accounts. The menu
Message>Receive>Get from all accounts
does not download messages older than 2 months. Also sent mail is not downloaded at all. Any solution?
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Posted: Thu 29 Sep 2011, 06:08
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Are you using a browser to
Message>Receive>Get from all accounts
or an email application?
Which browser or which software?
Also I have found Opera unreliable with gmail.
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Posted: Sat 01 Oct 2011, 10:21
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Dear Darkcity
I am just explaining what I did. I have installed Puppy 5.28 frugally and Seamonkey browser. Clicked on the email icon in the desktop. A mail box was set up at the default location /root/mail with POP3 (Gmail) account. Display name and e-mail account were supplied and thus the account created.
Next from the Sylpheed window, the menu Message>Receive>Get from all accounts was selected and password for the gmail account given. A window was displayed informing that
SSL certificate verify failed
. Any how I clicked on the
Always accept
button. The mail box started downloading. But it stopped after downloading a few recent messages.
My problem is how to download the entire mailbox.
What I doubt is that a filter may be in effect which prevents downloading beyond a certain date. But I could not find it.
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Posted: Sat 01 Oct 2011, 18:36
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this is possible, but I can't remember how I did it before.
Will check when I have time.
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I've tried it with a gmail account I have access to and it seems to work okay.
I did notice one thing though.
Firstly, how did you enable pop on your gmail account?
login to gmail and go to-
Account Settings > Gmail Settings > Forwarding and POP
Select under '1.' enable POP for all mail
This will tell you the date your POP is enabled from. Mine was 4/21/10 and imported into sylpheed correctly.
this page may help
Finally, it may be worth contacting google.
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Posted: Mon 03 Oct 2011, 11:55
Post subject: Downloading entire mailbox solved
Dear Darkcity,
Your suggestions solved my problem. Very much thanks. Now I have a backup of my entire male box in sda2.
Since I am starting to use Sylpheed, a lot of problems came up and to solve them I had to spend the whole day. The downloading was not continuous, it was done in several sessions. All messages, including sent messages were downloaded to the in box. Now it remains to classify it which I think requires filters. I will try
While working with Sylpheed, I found in the
tab of
Configuration>Preferences for current accounts
, a check box for
Download all messages(including already received) on the server.
This may perhaps be equivalent to the setting in g-mail. This was unchecked while downloading.
Thanking you once again.
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I don't use an email client on a regular basis, just used to it to back up an account. So I', no expert.
I have added a Sylpheed page to the wiki.
If you think any advice could be added to the page, either add it or comment below and I will add it.
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Certainly I will put my comments, but after getting sufficient experience
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Great, thanks ; -)
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I'm using Sylpheed 3.20 with Lucid Puppy 5.2.8
How can I make a "distribution list", so that I can send an email message to several people at once?
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Post subject: Re: Send to muliple recipients
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I'm using Sylpheed 3.20 with Lucid Puppy 5.2.8
How can I make a "distribution list", so that I can send an email message to several people at once?
I haven't used Sylpheed for time (don't think its in Slacko by default).
However, I think you need to make a group in the address book, then there should be a way to send to that group-
You can use groups and folders to organize your address book into categories, hierarchies and aliases. The folders are used to generate a hierarchical organization and contain the actual addresses, while the groups are used to group together addresses that lives in separate folders.
Sounds complicated, so let's see an example: consider your workmates, they are arnaud (email@example.com), sandra (email@example.com), xavier (email@example.com) and the chief, helene (email@example.com). You can create a folder named myGroup, create the entries for all your workmates in this folder. Now you can create one groupe named jokes that includes all but the boss to use when sending your daily jokes, another one named team that includes everybody for the usual group (serious) communication, and a third group named reports that includes the boss, and the one working with you on some projects for the weekly reports.
To generate this kind of addresses organization you only need to create the entries once, then when creating groups you can select among the existing entries to fill the groups.
The address book, like the mail folders, can be expanded into an entire tree of sections. For this you right-click on the folder where you want to add a new folder, and select "new folder". Then you can enter a descriptive name for the folder, click Ok, and your folder is created.
In this same way you can create a new group in a folder. Right-click on the folder, select "new group", enter a name for it, and that's it.
The group settings window pops up in order to fill the group with addresses. Use the two arrows to add to or remove from the group the selected address. Once the group contains the list of addresses you want it to contain, click the "OK" button to close the window.
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Challenging Glen Murray's claims about his days as Winnipeg's mayor
Suppose Rob Ford quit as mayor of Toronto, moved to Winnipeg, got elected provincially and then ran to become premier of Manitoba.
The good folk in Manitoba, I suspect, would be slightly underwhelmed and left scratching their heads as to why someone with so little attachment to the province would want to be premier.
We expect our political leaders to have roots here.
So why, you wonder, does Glen Murray want to be the next premier of Ontario?
The Toronto Centre MPP was born in Montreal, moved to Winnipeg, became councillor and then mayor.
He likes to brag about how he reduced the size of government by 20%, a claim his critics say just isn't true.
Veteran Winnipeg Sun columnist Tom Brodbeck has covered city hall there for many years, and that's not how he recalls Murray's time as mayor.
Brodbeck was on the Jerry Agar show on Toronto radio station Newstalk1010 Tuesday, and his memory of Murray's time as Winnipeg mayor isn't nearly as rosy as Murray would have you believe.
Not only did the bureaucracy not shrink 20% while he was mayor, it actually grew.
When I followed up with Brodbeck via email, he gave me some stats he'd pulled from the City of Winnipeg's annual reports, 1998-2004 – the years Murray was mayor.
Total salaries and benefits: 1998 – $437.4 million; 2004, total salaries – $495.7 million.
"That's a 13% increase over six years. So no, he didn't cut the size of government by 20%," Brodbeck said.
Even more worrying for someone who's running to become premier of the country's most populous province, Murray has a temper.
He regularly had "hissy fits," Brodbeck said.
"We often thought he should take anger management courses," he recalled.
In one memorable incident, Murray arrived at a police gala at a fashionable hotel and proceeded to blast the police chief, poking his finger into his chest in front of horrified partygoers as he bawled out the chief over his management skills.
Another time, he was stopped while driving downtown and ticketed for a minor offence.
"He blew up at the cop and started lecturing him about giving him a nuisance ticket," Brodbeck said. When the story made it to the media, Murray apologized, saying he was having a "bad car day."
Murray has not been without controversy in his brief career at Queen's Park.
In 2010, he went on Twitter to say, "If u vote Ford u r voting for bigotry." He re-Tweeted a message that called Ford, Hudak and Harper the "trifecta of Republicanstyle, right wing ignorance and bigotry."
He later apologized, but it shows a lack of grace and an undignified streak that is somewhat unsavoury in someone who's campaigning to be premier.
Murray was unavailable for comment Tuesday but a spokesman for his campaign responded with this statement.
"Glen has a solid record of accomplishment in Ontario. His campaign is about new ideas and building upon our achievements. This campaign is not just about renewal for Ontario Liberals but for all Ontarian families, our economy and our prosperity," said Sharan Kaur via email.
Well, Murray was only elected in February 2010. I'm not sure how you can call not quite three years of service "a solid record of accomplishment."
Then again, the leadership "race" is more a contest of also-rans.
The heavy hitters in the party, such as Finance Minister Dwight Duncan and Energy Minister Chris Bentley, have seen the writing on the wall and bowed out.
Sure, the person who wins will become premier.
The big question is – for how long?


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When you say that GNUstep has had a lot of progress the last 15 years, what exactly do you mean?
While I can understand that Webkit is important in order to create a modern browser - that is not the goal and never has been the goal of GNUstep.
The goal for GNUstep is to track Cocoa as close as possible and only deviate when it makes sense. Foundation and AppKit are production ready and are used (maybe not to the extent that I would like to see but, used!) in both commercial applications and opensource.
GNUstep now has a working ObjC2 runtime (with garbage collection) that is more or less equivalent to Apple's either using GCC 4.x or clang.
There is a UIKit implementation in progress.
There is an implementation of Core(xxxx) libraries going on with steady progress.
There are a lot of things happening.
In terms of code quality I cannot really comment between Cocotron vs GNUstep - I leave that. I did notice that Cocotron claims to have only AppKit for Windows? GNUstep has it for Windows, *nix (X11, Cairo, LibArt).
And I fail to see what the relevance to Hurd is? True, GNUstep is a GNU project and it should be working for GNU Hurd but GNUstep is in no way dependent on GNU Hurd or the other way around.


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Utley, Hamels lead Phillies over Brewers
Milwaukee, WI – Milwaukee, WI (SportsNetwork.com) - Chase Utley hit a two-run homer and the Philadelphia Phillies held on to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 on Monday in the opener of a four-game series.
Hard-luck left-hander Cole Hamels (3-5) picked up his first win since June 6 after giving up two runs -- one earned -- in 6 2/3 innings while walking two and striking out seven.
"The guys were playing good baseball from the beginning," Hamels said.
The Phillies won for only the fourth time in their last 17 games since a season-high five-game winning streak last month.
Jonathan Papelbon threw a perfect ninth for his 20th save of the season.
Milwaukee outfielder Ryan Braun returned after missing almost two games with back spasms and had two hits, including a double.
The Brewers fell to 1-6 in their last seven games. Marco Estrada (7-6) took the loss, yielding three runs on six hits and two walks in five innings.
Ben Revere led off the game with a single and scored on Utley's one-out blast into the visitors bullpen behind right field, the All-Star second baseman's seventh homer of the season.
Utley singled in the third inning and scored from first on a hit-and-run play when Ryan Howard drove a single into right field for his first RBI in nine games.
"He did okay after that first inning," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said of Estrada. "We have to get through those first couple of innings and see if we can throw up some zeroes."
Hamels rarely faced trouble in the first five innings -- and when he did, he got out of it.
After Carlos Gomez hit a leadoff double in the second, Hamels spun to pick him off. The Brewers had runners at first and second in the fourth with no outs when Gomez grounded into a double play.
But in the fifth, Khris Davis hit a leadoff single to spark a two-run rally for the Brewers. Mark Reynolds reached on third baseman Cody Asche's error after that and Milwaukee loaded the bases on Jean Segura's single.
Jeff Bianchi followed with a slapped pinch-hit two-run single over a jumping Howard at first base to make it 3-2.
Game Notes
Braun went 6-for-12 with three homers and 10 RBI in Milwaukee's three-game sweep of the Phillies in Philadelphia in April ... The series wraps up a 10- game road trip for the Phillies ... The Brewers started a seven-game homestand that will carry them to the All-Star break.


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You Have Our Faith with Our Bodies
Masai, Tanzania
Father, thank you for your revelation
about death
and illness
and sorrow.
Thank you for speaking so plainly to us,
for calling us all friends
and hovering over us;
for extending your arms out to us.
We cannot stand on our own;
we fall into death without you.
We fall from faith, left to our own.
We are really friendless without you.
Your extended arms fill us with joy,
expressing love,
love caring and carrying
asking and receiving our trust.
You have our trust, Father,
and our faith
with our bodies
and all that we are and possess.
We fear nothing when with you
safe to stretch out and help others,
those troubled in faith,
those troubled in body.
Father, help us to do with our bodies what we proclaim,
that our faith be known to you
and to others,
and be effective in all the world.


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after much, much, much handwringing, i've decided to close up shop here on the size ate blog.
i know, it's probably not much of a surprise to any of you (are there any of you left?) since i've been M.I.A for almost a year now and posting was spotty for a year or so prior to that, but i wanted to write one last post to explain my decision because i think it's a healthy one. i also think it's possible that many of you might someday find yourself in a similar position and be scared (like i've been) to cut the cord. it might seem completely impossible to you now, but someday you might find that it's time to kill your own ED/body image blog, delete the ED/body image blogs from your bookmarks, store your ED books in the basement and move on to exploring and expressing something new. not because you're perfectly recovered - we know there's no such thing and our recovery is a work in progress - but because you're so much better and the world is so much bigger than your disordered eating and your body image.
and isn't that the point of getting better? to live? to try new things? to grow?
my disordered eating and body image scheisse is a part of my history. an important part of my history that has, in many ways, molded and shaped who i am today, but as a part of my history, it should probably stay there. i hope my story will, like history lessons always do, continue to help others navigate the present, but it's time for me to move on and write new stories. a marriage story; maybe a new mommy story; a food truck story; a new blog about living happily, hopefully and healthfully; a new show about the insanity that is WEDDING.
i don't know!
and isn't.
i was discussing size ate's role in my life with my therapist the other day - something we've done a lot of over the past year or so - and i said to her, "ya know. i just don't feel like talking about myself anymore."
she looked me in the eye and surprised me by saying, "margaux, that's a sign of recovery."
(my "doh!" moment.)
and so, i took that as a sign that it's time to sign off.
this blog will remain as is, and i hope that women and men, young and old will happen upon it from time to time and find comfort and inspiration here. i'll still be performing the show occasionally and will keep that site updated with show locations and times, so check in there if you're still interested in seeing the show live. i've also got a film version of the show in the works (if only in my head at this point, but isn't that where all good things begin?). i'll post updates on all new projects on my Facebook pages, so the best way to stay in the loop would probably be there (size ate page and my own personal page). be my friend, please.
also, i'm not pulling a J.D. Salinger, so PLEASE feel free to get in touch with me at margrocks (at) gmail.com if you need anything - support, NYC hotel recommendations, wedding advice (that's easy: elope).
it's been an honor to share my story with you, and i hope in some small way that it's helped you shape yours. by reading my words you've helped me heal. thank you.


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BREEN When John Lee accepted his gold crown as mayor of Breen on Saturday night, he told a crowd of about 60 residents that, Nothing is too good for Breen, and thats exactly what Im going to do.
Lee was elected after helping stuff ballot boxes with money (the box with the most money won) as part of the biennial Breen Chili Supper and Auction, which raises money to help support the Breen Community Building, often called the Breen Grange.
Also elected Saturday were Mike Crawford as sheriff and George Morley Jr. as dog catcher.
In addition to stuffing the ballot box, there was a silent auction and a dessert auction with local auctioneer Bob Cooper.
Mae Morley, secretary-treasurer of the Breen Community Building committee and event organizer, said the $2,100 raised will help pay for the buildings utilities and upkeep for almost a year.
The supper and auction also was created to get more interest and have a fun event for the Breen community, Morley said.
Its just silly, she said.
In his victory speech, with gold crown perched atop his white cowboy hat, Lee said he wanted to thank my wife for getting me here shes the one who drove.
Speaking more seriously, Lee told the crowd that What we need is more community. This (event) is a great show of that.
In a post-election interview, Lee said he has a longtime connection to the community building.
His grandparents first met when his grandfather saw a woman riding a horse by Lightner Creek, they got together for the first time at a dance at the grange building.
Of course, the couple got married. They even became part of the dance group that danced their way across Colorado and won awards. A photo of the dance team, including Lees grandparents, is in a display cabinet in the building, along with a reunion photo from years later.
The building now also accommodates various events for organizations such as the Fort Lewis Mesa Fire Department and the Mountain Shadows 4-H Club, which helped with the chili supper, and other groups.
Morley said Breen has changed. The community building is across the street from what used to be Breen Mercantile, where she went to buy things when she was a child. Very little has been able to thrive in the Mercantile building in recent years, and it is for sale again.
The community paid for this building, Morley said.
The turnout wasnt as big as organizers hoped it would be, because of several factors.
Lee said the cold temperature is one reason. Some would have to make sure their livestock are taken care of in the low temperatures, which dipped below 10 degrees in some areas early Sunday morning.
Still, even the results of the dessert auction show locals commitment to the community and the building that represents it.
If someone is going to spend $130 on a pie, its not for the pie, Lee said.


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Linnae Harper
High school: Young.
Class: Junior.
College: Undecided.
Position: Guard.
Height: 5-8.
Team highlights: Went undefeated and won the Class 4A state championship.
Individual highlights: Averaged 18.7 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists and 1.5 steals. Totaled 30 points and 20 rebounds in two state tournament games.
FYI: Was a member of the USA Basketball U16 National Team last summer.
Repeated: "You have to build your whole defensive game plan around Linnae. The problem is you leave other very capable kids open because of the attention that must be given to her. She loves to compete, and she can play any style." — Trinity coach Ed Stritzel.
Jewell Loyd
High school: Niles West.
Class: Senior.
College: Notre Dame.
Position: G.
Height: 5-10.
Team highlights: Went 22-9 and lost in a 4A sectional semifinal.
Individual highlights: Averaged 26.9 points, 12 rebounds, 3.9 steals, 2.4 assists, 2.1 blocks per game. Made 98 3-pointers.
FYI: Her 3,077 career points total ranks seventh in Illinois history. The McDonald's All-American also has 1,478 career rebounds and 436 career assists.
Repeated: "She goes hard all the time. She has a great shot. She can get to the basket. She's a well-rounded player." — Bolingbrook forward Morgan Tuck.
Megan Podkowa
High school: Trinity.
Class: Senior.
College: DePaul.
Position: G/F.
Height: 6-1.
Team highlights: Went 30-2, losing only to 4A champion Young, including in a sectional final.
Individual highlights: 19 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks, 2 steals, 2 assists per game. Shot 56 percent from the field and 78 percent from the free-throw line.
FYI: She became Trinity's career leader in points, rebounds and blocks this season.
Repeated: "She lets the game come to her. I really was impressed with her. She has a great supporting cast, so she doesn't have to force things." — New Trier coach Teri Rodgers.
Janee Thompson
High school: Young.
Class: Senior.
College: Kentucky.
Position: G.
Height: 5-6.
Team highlights: Went undefeated and won the Class 4A state championship.
Individual highlights: Averaged 18.3 points, 5.5 assists, 2 steals per game. Scored 34 points in Young's four-overtime victory over Bolingbrook in a 4A supersectional.
FYI: One of three McDonald's All-Americans on the first team, joining Loyd and Tuck.
Repeated: "She's making sure everyone is right as far as grades, as far as basketball. If we're having a hard time in practice, she makes sure we get back into it. She makes sure we're focused. She's like the backbone of the team." — Young guard Linnae Harper.
Morgan Tuck
High school: Bolingbrook.
Class: Senior.
College: Connecticut.
Position: F.
Height: 6-2.
Team highlights: Went 26-2 and lost to 4A champion Young in a supersectional.
Individual highlights: Averaged 27.7 points, 10.2 rebounds, 2.7 steals and 2.4 assists per game.
FYI: Tuck became the third player in state history to win the Ms. Basketball of Illinois award more than once. In 2009, she was the first freshman to win it.
Repeated: "Morgan Tuck is probably the best all-around player I have seen. ... Morgan is a great competitor with sportsmanship. She helps opponents up from the floor, always being supportive of opposing players and teams no matter how bad they would beat them. She is a great representative of girls basketball." — Lincoln-Way East coach Jim Martin.


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The Houston Dynamo wrapped up their 2014 preseason campaign with a 2-0 win over the Charleston Battery of USL Pro in the final game of the Carolina Challenge Cup at Blackbaud Stadium.
As the final tune-up before the MLS regular season opener against the New England Revolution on March 8, two of the primary objectives of the evening were to give starters their longest runout before the real games start, and to come out of the game unscathed and injury-free. The former was accomplished, as the majority of the starting eleven went at least 80 minutes, if not the full 90.
The team wasn't as fortunate in the second aspect. Will Bruin needed to be looked at just six minutes in after a collision with the Charleston goalkeeper, but he recovered and was able to go 84 minutes. Eric Brunner had to be subbed out in the 41st minute after an apparent ankle injury, and Andrew Driver left prematurely in the 50th minute. The health of the squad will be monitored closely as they prepare for opening night.
The game opened slowly, with few chances for either side. The Dynamo controlled the match, but were unable to find the final ball to test the Battery goal. Corey Ashe nearly ended the first half with a bang as he found space in the middle of the field and ripped a shot from 40 yards out, only to have it clang off the upper corner of the goal frame.
The Dynamo finally got onto the board in the 53rd minute thanks to Tony Cascio's fifth goal of the preseason. The move worked from Ashe's run down the left side, then through Alex López and Ricardo Clark, who played Cascio through on the right side of the box for a low finish.
Giles Barnes doubled the lead ten minutes later with a chested ball into the net. Will Bruin delivered a tantalizing cross from the right side that Eric Shannon came off his line for, but the ball eluded the Charleston goalkeeper and Barnes redirected it simply into the empty net. The goal was also the fifth of the preseason for Barnes, who tied with Cascio for the preseason team lead.
Charleston cycled through their roster in the second half, but eventually found opportunities to test Tally Hall from distance. A couple of attempts came close to challenging Hall, who had to tip a looping ball over the bar at one point, but overall the Dynamo defense snuffed out most attacks to keep the shutout.
The Dynamo conclude preseason with a 7-3-1 record, and will face the New England Revolution at BBVA Compass Stadium on March 8 at 7:30 p.m. CT (TICKETS) to start their 2014 MLS campaign.
Houston Dynamo vs. Charleston Battery
March 1, 2014—Blackbaud Stadium, Charleston, S.C.
Carolina Challenge Cup
Scoring Summary:
HOU: Tony Cascio 5 (Ricardo Clark, Alexander López 2) 53
HOU: GIles Barnes 5 (Will Bruin 2, Tony Cascio 4) 63
Houston Dynamo: Tally Hall; Kofi Sarkodie, David Horst (Anthony Arena 84), Eric Brunner (AJ Cochran 41), Corey Ashe; Andrew Driver (Alexander López 50), Brad Davis (Jason Johnson 84), Ricardo Clark (Mike Chabala* 86), Tony Cascio (Brian Ownby 84); Giles Barnes (Omar Cummings 79), Will Bruin (Mark Sherrod 84)
Charleston Battery: Andy Ramos (Eric Shannon 46); Taylor Mueller (Marlin Ramirez 61), Colin Falvey, Shawn Ferguson (Jackson Farmer 46), John Wilson (Drew Ruggles 74); Amadou Sanyang (Maikel Chang 71), Quinton Griffith, Austin Savage (Justin Portillo 61), Jarad van Schaik (Miguel Teos 74), Zach Prince (Dante Marini 63); Dane Kelly (Keviel Cordovesi 54)
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A 17-foot-wide sinkhole that killed a Florida resident in 2013 has re-opened in the same location it once did two years ago, authorities said.
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"The hole opened up exactly where it was last time," McKinnon told ABC News today. "Code enforcement is out there now and they are waiting on specialists and geologists to survey the site and determine what to do next. Not only is it very rare, but here, there was a fatality."
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Paul Chiu, I forgot to mention Chemically induced Neuropathy can be caused by medications, chemicals and air pollution.
Quote: Management In addition to advising the patient to avoid the causative drug or occupational or environmental toxin, management of toxic neuropathy can include the following:
Ref: Toxic Neuropathy: Practice Essentials, Background, Pathophysiology emedicine.medscape.com/article/1175276-overview Feb 3, 2016 – Toxic neuropathy refers to neuropathy caused by drug ingestion, drug or chemical abuse, or industrial chemical exposure from the workplace…
My work exposure was in NW Ontario at Dryden to Pulp Mill Emissions building an Air Emissions Project. My last day of work on August 2003 there were 59 men on oxygen at the hospital. Being the 13th worker to suffer cardiac issues (we were inhaling potassium from the Recovery Boiler stacks) I knew i had to avoid Pulp Paper Mills.
After doing a stress test i decided to work in Southern Ontario building a NOx Scrubber at a coal fired power facility to avoid pulp mill emissions. It may have been a perfect storm, but at Dryden my fellow tradesman were suffering burning feet. They would buy more comfortable work boots with no relief in symptoms. No physician ever clued us in that it was Chemically Induced Neuropathy.
It was God's grace that I survived that winter. We were inhaling a Chelation Agent to remove heavy metals from pulp fibre and my Nutritional Minerals were depleted except for potassium and manganese. I would suffer burning feet, full body cramping from head to toe with full body arching. Embarrassingly collapsing to the ground hoping no one witnessed the sudden fall. I finally went to ER in Southern Ontario in June 2004 because of sock to glove numbness on my right side (Sensory loss in a stocking-glove distribution).
When we left the north shore of Lake Erie and spent a night in a motel at Blind River, I woke up with absolutely no burning feet. We slept another night in Wawa with the same result, no burning feet. I started joining the dots. Work exposure to more polluted air on the North Shore of Lake Erie. Move back up North to cleaner air and my neuropathy vanishes except for vehicle exhaust exposures and chemical off gassing in Big Box Retail Stores.
Crazy as this is, a Canadian Geographic Magazine bought the fall winter of 2003-04 of which I had never read because we were working 6 days a week had an article on the Air Pollution from America's Industrial Corridor, Indiana, Ohio's air pollution blowing north over Detroit picking up more pollutants then swinging east over the north shore of Lake Erie over the Nantikoke Industrial Park where the largest Coal fired (8 boilers) facility in N.A. existed, now closed, along with Erie Steel and an Esso Refinery, then proceeding east over Hamilton's steel mills blowing over Toronto towards Ottawa, Canada's Capital.
I later read a statement that there are high rates of neuropathy in Southern Ontario, these are my observations from the fish bowl I was swimming in. In the fall of 2004 vehicle exhaust started causing the same symptoms as the pulp mill x-p, which = no RTW. There is formaldehyde in vehicle exhaust which is a component of the methanol chemical chain. Ref; my link to MN Poison Control in an earlier comment.
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Huffyuv is the codec you should /ideally/ be using in this program. Lagarith doesn't work properly on most days in WMM. Sometimes Xvid/DivX does work but depending on the phase of the moon it varies -_-;
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Any way you flip it, the burger is one of America's favorite foods.
Who Has the Best Burger in Westchester?
Buns-N-Bourbon, Peekskill
The Blazer Pub, North Salem
Squires, Briarcliff Manor
Valhalla Crossing, Valhalla
Westchester Burger Company, White Plains, Rye Brook, Mount Kisco
We asked for your top picks in the county; five finalists are in the running with each being profiled this week.
Who will win? It's up to you, so let your fingers do the clicking. V oting ends 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 28. You can vote multiple times, albeit once per day.
Westchester Burger Company, White Plains, Rye Brook, Mount Kisco
What Makes It Patty Perfect: With 24 kinds of burgers on offer, WBC patrons are certainly spoiled for choice. Its signature patty combines 10 ounces of beef with special sauce, smoked mozzarella, beefsteak tomato, pickles, and frisée. No pale and wimpy Iceberg lettuce here. The Entourage is likewise a mouthful; its 10-ounce patty is served between two Texas toast grilled cheeses. They also have chicken, turkey, veggie, lamb, bison, salmon, and tuna "burgers" as well as a gluten- and lactose-free burger.
The burgers are all speared with a pickled cucumber, olive, and cherry tomato garnish.Their sweet potato fries are served with a maple dipping sauce. Owners Angelo DiFeo, Vincent Corso and Michelle Bernal opened the first WBC in White Plains in 2010. They have since expanded to Mount Kisco, Rye Brook, and Stamford, Conn.
Dig In: White Plains, 108 Westchester Ave., (914) 358-9399; Rye Brook, 275 South Ridge St., (914) 305-6095; Mount Kisco, 353 North Bedford Road, (914) 218-3200; http://westchesterburger.com .
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