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Podcast #006: The vinyl episode! Stereo Dynamite's Adam Sewell speaks with Paul Miller, President of SAMO Media – one of North America's premier brokers for vinyl album manufacturing, CDs, and album jackets.
Paul clearly loves what he does for a living; and the conversation centres around topics such as vinyl collecting, Record Store Day, running a vinyl pressing plant, and exposing some myths about the recent hype surrounding vinyl sales. Oh… and Paul's recent obsessions with obscure German print presses.
Paul and SAMO are a MASSIVE piece of the North American music world – literally a key link in the chain between the artists, fans, retail, and merch tables. His insights and wisdom would definitely be a big help to anyone looking to release their own vinyl album in 2015.
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The prestigious art supplies manufacturer Cass Art recently launched a line of paper pads sporting dramatic packaging created by the design firm Pentagram. Paring art down to its simplest form, Pentagram created pad covers that feature rough strokes of either a bold red paint or a dramatic black. The linear composition of these pieces is reminiscent of the minimalistic yet highly detailed work of Mark Rothko.
Aside from creating an undeniable flare, the colors featured on the front of the paper pads help consumers differentiate between two different styles of sketching paper. The red represents heavyweight paper, while the black is the regular. The outward appearance of the sketch pads shows that art materials are inherently beautiful even in their simplest application. This beautiful simplicity should provide ample inspiration for the sketch pad-toting artist within.
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New Jersey Personal Injury Law: The Legal Elements
If you've incurred a personal injury in New Jersey, there is a lot more to know beyond just what kinds of injury incurred can be successfully claimed as a NJ personal injury and the definition of a NJ personal injury. Below, we offer a helpful primer on the most important legal elements of any personal injury case to help you in your understanding.
First Steps After a Personal Injury
These first steps should be taken by a victim of a personal injury as soon as possible after the injury has occurred. By having the most time-sensitive information in this and any other legal matter, you create the most substantial of legal proof to prove your case:
1. Document all facts, memory, stats of your personal injury.
2. Take photos and collect other physical evidence to serve as proof.
3. Gather prescription receipts, doctor visit records, etc.
4. Determine if there were/are witnesses and contact them.
How a Personal Injury Claim is Proven
Every part of the law has a certain amount of proof that must be determined in order for the deciding party to rule the case in the favor of defendant or claimant. In New Jersey personal injury law, the following must often be proven in order for the injured to win the case:
• Negligence of the party/parties caused an accident.
• This accident caused the personal injury in NJ.
• The NJ personal injury claim was filed within the state's statute of limitations.
A New Jersey Personal Injury Claim Win
Compensation for a personal injury in New Jersey depends on a number of telling factors to include:
• Amount of medical bills, prescriptions, etc
• The severity of the injuries
• The age of the injured
• Pre-existing injuries of the injured
• Pain and suffering incurred
• The ability of the injured to work
• The ability of the injured to have a normal lifestyle
• The future medical prognosis of the injured.
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"In order that the mind may not be taxed, moreover, by the manifold and confused reading of so many such things, and in order to prevent the escape of something valuable that we have read, heard, or discovered through the process of thinking itself, it will be found very useful to entrust to notebooks ... those things which seem noteworthy and striking."
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I really believe that the police help the criminal not to come to repentance. By dint of the continual recording and repeating of his life history the criminal attains such dexterity in recounting his story by rote that the ideality of recollection is extruded. It requires great ideality to repent really, and especially to repent straightaway; though nature may also help a man, and the tardy repentance, which has little to do with memory, is often the most real and profound.
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The term Art Deco earned its name from the Exposition international des Arts Dectoratifs held in Paris in 1925. The era truly started a decade earlier when Art Nouveau styles started to wane. Cubism and Futurism were leading the arts world, and there was a sense of renewal and modernism abounding. The resulting themes reached into many aspects of life, from architecture to fashion, fine arts to jewelry. Angles, geometric shapes, clean lines, and basic symmetry defined this era, and jewelry was no exception. There were two basic schools of thought when it came to Art Deco jewelry design. Bijoutiers Artistes focused on intrinsic value. Jewelry were sculptural and unique but simple. Gemstones were never the main focus of a piece and were very architectural in nature. Bijoutiers Joailliers had a different approach. Gems were cut to create the geometric lines and to create the shape of the piece. Rows of diamonds drew the eye in to make it appear like the piece had movement, not unlike the technology born in the machine age. It's no wonder that Art Deco jewelry is some of the most sought after pieces in the game!
The 1920's were a time of joy and celebration. Clinking of champagne glasses after women won the right to vote, the parties that went into the wee hours of the morning after the end of WWI, and a lust for life resounded through everyone's lives. Women were reluctant to go back to the way they dressed before the war. Hemlines and sleeves were shorter, dresses were slinkier, and everything was a little bit more fitted. It was a time of fashionable elegance and abundance, and jewelry was just another luxury to divulge in. Earrings were long and feminine which really complimented the shorted flapper-esque hairstyles of the time. Long strands of beads or pearls were worn with drop waist dresses down the front or back sometimes with tassel pendants at the bottom. Bracelets were either big and wide, or lots of narrow straight line bracelets were stacked on each other. Rings with large step cut center stones or eternity bands with hinged half loops were piled onto fingers, and added to the glitz and the glam of Art Deco life. We love the energy Art Deco pieces remind us of, a nonstop party, good taste, sparkling jewels, and a new found freedom. What's not to love?
There's no better single word to describe Art Deco jewelry than just plain cool. Inspired by modern art and industry, pieces from 1925 to about 1935 are one of a kind. With geometric patterns and clean lines, it's all about the angles with these beauties. Stones were cut into baguettes, emeralds, calibre, or triangles set into shiny platinum or white gold. Diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and onyx were often set in box settings, cluster rings, or into prongs. Millegrain edges added that touch of detail that just added to the modern industrial look. Recent excavations and archaeological digs in Egypt brought inspiration to the industry, and the sleek and abstract architecture popping up in big cities influenced it even more so. But what inspired the jewelry that women and men wore during this decades was the desire to live life to its fullest. With powerhouses like Cartier, Harry Winston, Mauboussin, and Tiffany reigned supreme in the Art Deco era. Not a bad roster.


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Nearly everyone loves dragonflies and butterflies as they flitter on gossamer wings. This cute garden craft lets you express your love in style. They add color and a touch of whimsy to the garden, but could be adapted for adding to plant pots inside during the winter too. You'll be surprised at how easy they are to make. I found this garden craft on the Birds & Blooms site.You can find complete instructions there.
Altering the size and shape of the wings transforms your creation into a butterfly - so there is plenty of room to experiment to create a unique design.
This is another project that I'm adding to my list for this summer and I hope you will too.
Until Next Time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
DIY Hypertufa Garden Hands
These amazing garden hands are made with nothing more than surgical gloves and some hypertufa or Portland cement. The original DIY craft comes to us from Blue Fox Farm. Jacki filled ordinary surgical gloves with hypertufa, formed them to the shape she desired by curling them inside a plant pot and left them to harden.
Jacki admits that the fingers break easily. This inspired Debra Anchors from Upcycled Garden Style to try hers with plain cement. Debra explains that you should fill the gloves with water and then empty them to moisten the insides before filling them with cement. She also recommends pricking a small hole in the end of the fingers when you fill them with cement to allow you to burp them and prevent air bubbles in your garden hands. You can read about both of their projects by following the links.
Basic Hypertufa Recipe
Mix equal parts cement, peat moss and perlite with water to make a soupy mixture the consistency of cake batter. This creates a lightweight material that gives the illusion of cement. For more information about molding planters from hypertufa, visit my article How to Make Hypertufa Planters.
I haven't made these garden hands, yet, but they are going on my list of garden projects for this summer.
Until Next Time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
This adorable DIY craft comes from Birds & Blooms and makes the perfect addition to flower and fairy gardens. This craft is inexpensive, easy-to-make and can be painted in any color. I tend to fancy red and white mushrooms for the fairy garden, but you can choose any color that tickles your fancy.
I'm thinking that this is the perfect winter craft to keep the gardening bug in all of us happy until the snow melts.
You can find the complete instructions for making these DIY plant pot mushrooms at Birds & Blooms.
Until Next time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
I typically grow purple, green and yellow bush beans in my garden every year. While the yellow wax bean has its own distinct flavor, I've never seen much difference in the flavor of purple and green beans. I grow the purple beans because they are pretty and I'm like a little kid who still gets a kick out of watching them change from purple to green when I cook them.
Last summer, I planted two little rows of purple beans along the edge of my raised bed. Each row was approximately 3 feet long. I harvested these beans all summer and had plenty for my husband and I to eat fresh. I even had a few to freeze.
Before I go on, let me tell you that I have never been a fan of frozen green beans because freezing toughens them and I don't care for the texture. But that was before I tried frozen purple beans.
The other night when I cooked dinner I noticed the package of frozen beans and decided it was a good time to try them. I threw a handful of frozen purple beans in a stir fry and they were amazing. They were tender and flavorful and if I hadn't known better, I might have been fooled into thinking they were fresh beans.
Unfortunately, I don't know what kind of purple beans I grew, as I bought them in the bulk seeds of a local store and I believe they were simply labeled as purple bush beans. But, I can tell you that I intend to grow more purple beans this summer and freeze them for winter use.
If you are looking for an exceptional bean for freezing, I highly recommend trying purple beans.
January 27th, 2015
Blizzard Be Gone! I want to Garden
Some of you may remember that just two weeks ago I was worried about my perennials due to the lack of snow cover. While it may have been a legitimate concern then, today's blizzard seems to be taking care of the problem. But that's okay, as the storm has given me time to think bout gardening and devote some time to Maine Garden Ideas.
As I work to add new content it occurs to me that you are the best person to ask what the site needs more of. So, I'm putting it out to you today. Please take a moment to choose the topics you'd be interested in learning more about, or add your own topic under 'other'.
Please take a moment and pass this on to other gardening friends to help me decide what sections to work on! Thanks.
I found this cutie on Roots of Simplicty. Believe it or not the body is made from an acorn with the cap removed. It is then slathered with wood glue and allowed to set until the glue is tacky. The quills are made from the seeds of marigolds and the tiny feet are lentils. According to the description, the eyes are made from black sesame seeds, but they look like apple seeds to me. For complete instructions, visit Roots of Simplicity.
This is a delightful, if slightly messy, craft for kids that gives you an opportunity to discuss the role of seeds in nature, as well as opening a dialog about the lovable hedgehog. This activity even leaves room for exploring the differences between hedgehogs and porcupines and their habitats.
But, most of all, it is just plain fun to make nature crafts with your kids.
Until Next Time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
These adorable fern boutonnieres by Sammy's Flowers are perfect for those who wish to celebrate nature. While it's difficult to tell in this picture, the fiddleheads are typically made from clay and added to a cluster of real flowers. These were made for a wedding, but would work for any special celebration. When made from silk flowers, they would make delightful bouquets for tiny shadow boxes!
Go ahead and have some fun creating your own garden for display in your home during the cold winter months.
Until next time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
If you live in Maine, you already know that the arrival of the 'January Thaw' is reason to rejoice. This brief spell of warm weather gives us hope that winter will end and summer will return in the not-too-distant future. If you are like me, you may secretly (although you wouldn't dare say it out loud) wonder if the January thaw is 'real'. I've heard others say that there is a thaw in every month and that a little warm weather in January isn't that unusual at all. They would be wrong.
According to the Farmer's Almanac, the January Thaw is a very real occurrence. Weather records really do confirm a rise in temperature during the last week of January before we plunge back into the deep freeze in February. You may be surprised to learn that to meet the definition of a January Thaw, the temps don't need to go above freezing (although they often do), but they do rise an average of 10 degrees higher than the previous week. Traditionally, January 23 is the coldest day of the year.
The January Thaw is what meteorologists call a singularity, or may affectionately refer to it as a blip. It is an anomaly, like Indian Summer when we get unseasonably warm weather in late October, that occurs more than 50% of the time. Here in Maine, we like to think the January Thaw occurs like clockwork 100% of the time - in fact, many of us count on it as a sign that all is well and spring is on the way.
According to the National Weather Service, my area can look forward to above freezing (approaching 40 degrees!) weather on Sunday and Monday. While it's not officially the last week of January, we'll take a January Thaw anytime we can get it. It will seem like a heatwave after our past week of subzero weather.
Crochet Fiddleheads and Veggies
I found these adorable crocheted fiddleheads on Pinterest and followed the inks to Jessica Ortiz. While she doesn't have directions for these on her blog, This Enchanting Life, she does have some delightful little veggie and mushroom patterns on Raverly. Most are free or for a minimal fee. If you are the artsy type, you'll love her blog.
I'm not sure how Jessica made these fiddleheads, but I would think crocheting on a piece of wreath wire or pipe cleaner would do the trick. The wire inside the stem would allow you to bend the fiddlehead into shape. I'm thinking these would make a wonderful addition to a dimensional wall hanging or framed in a shadow box.
What better way to keep gardening alive during the winter that to incorporate it into your crafts?
Until next time . . . HAPPY GARDENING!
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This paper starts with an analysis of the macro-regional concept as applied in the European Union. After discussing issues of definition, objectives and resources, it summarises the essential content of a strategy, sets it in the context of the territorial cohesion concept and looks forward to the possible evolution of the approach in the future. The next section reviews the European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR), focusing on those elements that, in the opinion of the Commission, have most contributed to its so far successful development. Finally, the EUSBSR experience is applied to the concept to summarise the essential issues to be addressed in developing new macro-regional strategies.
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Documenting Disaster
Hurricane Katrina and One Family's Saga
On August 29, 2005 the world witnessed the devastation of Hurricane Katrina as it swept through New Orleans, Louisiana and the Gulf Coast of Mississippi; a natural disaster that will forever be linked to the images of suffering and neglect wrought on citizens of the United States. This essay relates the story of the Hankins family's survival in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The family of brothers, sisters, husbands, wives, children, and friends, communicate through oral narratives and personal photos the stories that detail their recovery and triumph over the psychological and emotional trauma of what has been called "one of this nation's worst natural disasters."
Keywords: family relationships, oral history, traumatic shock, Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans (La.), Personal narratives
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It's time for a new challenge at Time for Tea Designs. This month we're all about the celebrations and creations can be a celebration of anything you like.
My card celebrates friendship - this is a card I made for my friend because I love the conversations we have - they can be bizarre in the extreme but they always make us laugh. I've used Sisters for my card.
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oh I cannot wait to get back to amsterdam. Just under two weeks to go!
In addition to a grueling work schedule, I can also happily look forward to Modest Mouse, the Van Gogh museum, Lapjesmarkt and the Noordermarkt, Maoz, and heavenly heavenly freshly made stroopwaffels. I have been biding my time before the trip going slowly insane waiting for everything to be finished, for everything to show up, and my flight to be upgradeable.....come on upgrades!
Last year I had my work cut out for me. This year is more of the same, but I'm getting smarter. I'm renting apartments and ordering groceries in dutch through albert. (Can I just say how much I LOVE this system? Ottawa needs an albert. Only in english so I can tell if I just signed my neighbours or myself up for 100 euros in groceries). Dutch and I so far are not doing so well in the interpretation department, dear friends. Thank goodness albert. has photos.
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MAIN HOUSE: 360degree view of which 180 is on the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve from this 340sqm ultra modern thatched house.Aluminium window frames and trellidor on all windows and doors. Africoat floor covering throughout the house. There are 4 bedrooms of which 2 are upstairs, with built-in cupboards and a linked bathroom. An open plan office area/TV-room concludes the top floor. On ground level, the sunny main bedroom has a full en-suite bathroom, aircon and ample built-in cupboards. Also downstairs is a guest bedroom with shower and toilet. The double volume open plan TV-room, lounge, dining and kitchen area, although very spacious, have a very cosy atmosphere. The kitchen has a large island, granite tops, gas stove with electric oven and plenty cupboards. There are chandeliers in the living areas which creates a fantastic ambiance. Sliding doors leading from the dining area takes you to a braai/entertainment patio with a built-in braai and jacuzzi.OUT-BUILDINGS: 180sqm store room with electricity and a double garage with built-in cupboardsGARDEN: Very neat extensive garden with plenty natural trees and rockeries under automated irrigation. A child-safe heated pool and boma for those intimate get togethers are situated just outside the braai/entertainment patio.GENERAL: Appate electric fence game camp(5ha), 1 x 3kw wind turbine, 3 x 5kva inverters, 48v battery pack bank system; Solar system (84 x 100w panels and 12 x 270w panels), brand new 13 x HD CCTV system, WiFi, 2 x equipped boreholes, the house and store room area has a double electric fence, the rest of the farm has a 2.4m game fence.GAME: Blesbok, Steenbok, Duiker, Njala, Porcupine, Springbok, Jackal, Sable, Ostrich, Caracal, Guinea fowl. These various game species on the farm are not included in the selling price.
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The enclosed clip features the Nissan LEAF in a prank that's guaranteed to make you laugh. Passersby are fooled into thinking that a couple of city workers have accidently thrown paint onto a Nissan LEAF. Little do they know that the EV features a self-cleaning exterior prototyped by Nissan.
There's shock. There's anger. Jaws drop and hands are thrown in the air. That is, before people realize that the paint easily washes right off the car. The paint also happens to be watered down, but shocked onlookers don't seem to notice; and in either case, the LEAF's super-hydrophobic, self-cleaning exterior does its job of repelling everything that's thrown at it – including a pickle.
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Rent an ATV on Isla Ometepe, Nicaragua
The number 2 favorite thing we have done so far on this trip was renting an ATV on the Isla Ometepe, Nicaragua from Robinson. We had a blast driving around the Island and going to the San Ramon waterfall. On … Continue reading
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Volcano Concepcion on Isla Ometepe in Nicaragua
Volcano Concepcion is very impressive! If you are in or are planning to come to Nicaragua you have to check out Volcano Concepcion. It is a massive active volcano and an excellent day trip. While we were in the Cafe … Continue reading
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The American Cafe & Hotel on Isla Ometepe, Nicaragua
When you are traveling from city to city and town to town like we are, it is often a gamble as to how good or bad the hotel will be, when reserving in advance. Last week we decided to go … Continue reading
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|Four boats are due in port today to load coal at Midwest Energy Resources. Two of them, the Canadian Progress and the Walter J. McCarthy Jr., will take their cargo to Ontario Power Generation. The American Century is loading for Detroit Edison. After two coal deliveries to Taconite Harbor, the Kaye E. Barker will load coal for another Lake Superior dock at Marquette. There are two salt water ships in port today. The Olympic Miracle came in Saturday afternoon at 5:23 (above, foreground) to load bentonite. The Kom, seen above at anchor (background), is expected in on Monday morning to load wheat for the United Kingdom. Photo taken on November 08, 2008
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What makes a property looks beautiful? Generally, a lovely home could be identified from the look of the home itself. It gets the beautiful design with the good environment inside and outside. But anyway, a great home will be started from the good home design. People need the good design concept to make it true. If you expect for the dream Stacked Crystal Ball Table Lamp, you can see into yourself. You have to know everything you really would like and know everything you really expect. From here, you can see the very best concept for your home.
Nature is the good inspiration to find the best home design. It seems cool and relaxing. And when it adopted to the home, this impressions can make the home to looks more naturalist. You can get a relaxing environment in your home, exactly like in the nature itself. The various natural designs is found easily. In probably the most cases, it seems with the natural colors including the green color and the brown color. These colors remind people to the color of trees. Sometimes, it also combined with natural color such as for example white color. The right color composition makes the home looks more interesting. As the end result, the dream and the comfortable home could be obtained.
Before applying a property design, you will need a notion to make it true. You'll need some inspirations to make your dream home. In here, you will find it all. The various home designs are available here. These are from the real projects. A number of them also designed by the professional home designers. If you expect for something more natural, you could add the wood material to the several home parts. Like, you could add hardwood floor. Adding the touch of the wood material to the wall can also be a great idea. And the past one, you will bring a small plant into the Stacked Crystal Ball Table Lamp.


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We're back with our series Inside Atlanta—each week, we sit down with influential locals to talk about what Atlanta means to them. Today we're chatting with Ryan Gravel, the urban planner, and designer behind the Atlanta BeltLine. Known as the BeltLine guy, Gravel is the creator of the original vision for the Atlanta BeltLine. He wrote it up as his Georgia Tech Master's thesis in 1999. Now, many years later, the Eastside trail has become the place to be in Atlanta and soon the other trails will join in.
From biking to the best patio spots and much-needed greenery, the BeltLine connects 45 neighborhoods around the city. Today we get a tour of The Big Peach lead by Gravel himself.
I live in… "Inman Park, right smack in the flow of energy coming off the Atlanta Beltline, with my wife and two young kids in a loft on Krog Street. We can walk or bike to dinner, the store, the park, or to my office at a co-working space called Industrious inside Ponce City Market. "
I Wish People Knew… "This kind of city lifestyle and great schools are not mutually exclusive — they're both right here in downtown Atlanta."
You Can Find Me… "On the Atlanta BeltLine. I'm not kidding. I'm out there all the time – please say hello. The not-so-secret motivation in my last sixteen years of work, is to create the kind of place I want to live. And now it's almost here."
It's Dinner Time, I'm headed to… "Eats tops the list. And it's hard to get my Tex-Mex fix anywhere other than Superica — partly because it is outstanding, and partly because it's right across the street. But when I want to watch the world go by, we leave the kids at home and walk up the BeltLine to the patio at Rathbun's Steak."
Clock strikes 5 o'clock, I'm drinking… "Vodka in the winter. Gin in the summer, except when it's really hot, and then I want tequila. For beer, my go-to for late afternoon meetings is Ladybird Grove and Mess Hall or anywhere they sell 'A Night on Ponce' from Three Taverns."
If I Had to Stay in a Hotel, I'd check into… "I travel a lot and I love hotels. There's something about a great hotel lobby and the lobby bar that I really enjoy. And while I haven't had a reason to stay in a hotel in Atlanta, I've also never seen one here that I really like. I figure I'm going to have to build my own."
Atlanta's Best Kept Secret Is… "I'm obsessed these days with the Central Downtown library. It's the last masterwork of Marcel Breuer, one of the world's most famous architects in the twentieth century, and it's right here in Atlanta. Its future is uncertain, but with a thoughtful renovation, it can become relevant again and redefine the library of our future."
When I'm Playing Tourist, I go to… "Atlanta's gift to the world is Dr. King, so I get something out of Sweet Auburn Historic District no matter how many times I go. For a lighter experience, the Atlanta Botanical Garden infuses the city's verdant landscape with education and art. And for kids, there's no better destination than the Noguchi Playscape at Piedmont Park — it's right next to the Garden, it's beautiful, and it's free!"
I Get My Sweat On… "long walks at night, and most days I bike to work on the Atlanta BeltLine. When you build exercise into your daily routine, the entire city is your gym."
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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives could soon consider a bill that would allow pharmacists to administer flu vaccines and other immunizations to children ages 7 to 17 with a parent�s permission.
Under current state law, pharmacists only are allowed to immunize patients 18 and older, but House Bill 776, introduced by state Rep. Seth Grove, R-196, York County, would amend the state�s �Pharmacy Act� to expand the age range.
Grove and co-sponsors, including state Rep. Jaret Gibbons, D-10, Franklin Township, have said that the bill would improve access and increase options for parents to get their children vaccinated. But some medical professionals are lobbying against the bill�s passage, stating that it could have negative impacts on children�s medical care.
�It�s something that is beneficial in two senses,� Gibbons said. �We�re expanding access and trying to utilize these professionals in a way that meets the scope of their practice and their training and it frees up time for doctors� offices to be dealing with medical practices.�
Grove previously introduced a similar bill that did not include an age limit, but it failed in committee. Setting the age limit at 7 and older, Gibbons said, was somewhat of a negotiation within the new bill, which is awaiting a floor debate after passing the House Professional Licensure Committee in June.
�There�s concerns by medical groups, particularly pediatricians, making sure particularly for babies and newborn babies � that they�re getting the proper vaccinations at the right time and seeing a pediatrician to get checked up,� Gibbons said. �This was kind of seen as a compromise -- age 7 is kind of an age where you�re getting older kids who are going to be getting vaccines more in relation to going to school and that�s one of the important needs here.�
But Suzanne Yunghans, executive director of the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, said at this point there is no ground for a compromise.
The AAC and other groups, including the Pennsylvania Medical Society and Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians, have opposed Grove�s bill, citing concerns ranging from training of pharmacists to dealing with adverse reactions to vaccines and a fragmentation of care.
Yunghans said allowing pharmacists to vaccinate children would create challenges for sustaining a �medical home� where they have a single, comprehensive source of health care.
�That�s a site also where parents have 24/7 access to that child�s physician, and that�s a site where physicians know that child�s history and parents and physicians can jointly make decisions for that child�s health care,� Yunghans said.
Pharmacists have improved the adult immunization rates in the state since they were first given permission to administer vaccines more than a decade ago, Grove wrote in a memorandum submitted with the bill earlier this year. And with more than 6,600 pharmacists now certified to immunize, they could improve the rates among children as well, he said.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2010 National Immunization Survey, about 79 percent of Pennsylvania children were fully vaccinated by 35 months, compared to the national level of about 75 percent.
Grove said that a lack of access created a problem in 2012 after the state Department of Health made additional vaccinations mandatory for school entry and the deadline had to be moved several times because families had difficulty meeting it.
By expanding the number of people who can give vaccines, Gibbons said, it creates more of a chance for kids to get them.
�I�ve got two young children myself and I know how hard it can be to just get in to see the pediatrician,� Gibbons said. �If you can go get something as simple as a flu shot at a pharmacy it can be much easier.�
Dr. Bill Coppula, a pediatrician with the Arcadia Division of Pediatric Alliance in McCandless Township and a member of the Allegheny County Immunization Coalition, said doctors want as much access as possible for immunizations, but he isn�t so sure there is a lack of access now.
�I don�t see it as a huge need,� Coppula said. �I see it as an area that can fragment care and the fragmented care goes against it.�
Coppula pointed out that children already can get vaccinated in convenient settings such as urgent care centers or walk-in clinics, and many pediatricians� offices -- including his -- offer flu shot clinics this time of year so that families don�t need to wait for appointments.
Children also need dozens of shots and boosters before age 18 and the schedules for doses are specific and complicated, which could make it difficult for pharmacies to stock vaccines and keep close records of which ones children have received, Coppula said.
Pharmacists are able to vaccinate children age 7 and older in 24 other states, according to Grove�s memorandum, and the CDC recently has encouraged more states to follow suit in order to boost immunization rates.
But while immunization rates may be a benefit, Yunghans and Coppula shared concerns that children�s health might suffer because check-ups and �well visits� could fall by the wayside.
�This is a worry that if you were a family that maybe you got your child�s flu vaccine at the pharmacy, would you maybe not come for that well visit?� Yunghans said. �But that�s such an important thing, that well visit.�


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Celebrating Local Businesses
Noyes, Hall & Allen Insurance
Right across from the pond at Mill Creek Park. www.NoyesHallAllen.com (get 5 free insurance quotes in 10 minutes!) Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Long-time sponsors of South Portland and Cape Elizabeth events, charities and organizations.
Paintings of Maine Gallery
Featuring original works by Dudley Bostwick. Bostwick is the recipient of the Judges Award at the Portland Sidewalk Art Festival, and the "Best Artist", 2003 awarded by the Casco Bay Weekly. Meeting Dudley Bostwick is like meeting " Maine ", and owning one of his paintings is taking a little piece of Maine magic home with you!
Legion Square Market
Family owned and operated since 1939. Top quality meats, produce and grocery items. Locally grown in season produce. We sell wholesale to other local businesses. Customers always get more for their grocery dollars. Greater Portland's largest full service meat department.
Hobbs Funeral Home
The Hobbs Funeral Home is an independent, family-owned home, serving the local area for 74 years with personalized caring service. We are located at 230 Cottage Road, South Portland and 671 U.S. Rt. 1 in Scarborough, Maine.
Richardson Monument Co., Inc.
Family-owned business for more than 73 years. We provide clients with quality craftsmanship, and most importantly, we provide patience and understanding at cherish their Richardson Monument Company Cemetery Monuments, Gravestones, and Markers. We also specialize in creating granite signs for businesses and communities.
Highland Avenue Greenhouse
For more than 66 years, Highland Avenue Greenhouse has offered the public a place to buy farm-fresh produce and other local products,
Much of what is sold at the store is grown on site or in the property's greenhouses, including tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, zucchini, summer squash, carrots and potatoes. For the last four years the greenhouse has grown its produce and everything else they grow, free of pesticides. The store also provides a wide variety of plants and the equipment necessary to grow products at home.
A variety of fresh-made hot and cold sandwiches and soups are available Tuesdays through Sundays, as well as an assortment of breads and baked goods made on site.
ACME Body Shop
collision repairs! Trusted, locally owned. Work with ALL insurance companies & assist you with your claim. Free estimates. Guaranteed work. Don't
Handyman Rental
Serving greater Portland for over 61 years. Locally owned and operated. The right tool. The right advise. Floor sanders and lawn aerators to excavators and aerial lifts.
Shoppers True Value Hardware
years. Shoppers Hardware sells hardware, paint, plumbing, electrical, lawn & garden, housewares and gifts. We also rent a wide selection of tools and party items such as cotton candy machines and moonbounces.
Pond Cove IGA
Your full service neighborhood grocery store.
DiPietro's Market
One Stop Event Rentals
Dave's Auto Care
John's Service
.Jeff Waterman's
Higgins Carpet One
Flair For Hair
Kettle Cove Creamery and Café
Yankee Ford
We are a full-service dealership from the sale of new and used vehicles to the service of all makes and models. We have a State-of-The-Art Collision Center. From parts to service, not only our in house business, but we supply independent shops and collision centers throughout Maine.
Are you ready for the road? Think Duval's for all your auto needs! Voted Most Honest Garage 8 Years In a row! In Business in South Portland since 1985. We do it all...All makes & models!
The Lamp Repair/The Polishing Shop
The Lamp Repair Shop is a full service lighting restoration business that offers many different types of repairs to old and new lighting. Unique, one-ofa kind lamps and antique lamps are also offered in the studio. Alongside The Lamp Repair Shop is The Polishing Shop, offering specialized brass and
Cherished Possessions
Maine's Premier Consignment shop in South Portland offering vintage, antique, mid-century, china, crystal, glassware, and rugs. We offer All Things Unique, Aesthetic, and Functional - at great values. CP has been recycling treasures from the
A & E Carpet
Owner operated. Serving Greater Portland for over 27 years. Offering truck mount steam extraction carpet, upholstery and tile/grout cleaning! Call us to schedule an appointment, or free estimate for all your residential & commercial cleaning.
Mister Bagel
Mister Bagel at Mill Creek Center is a local landmark for freshly baked authentic style bagels. Choose a Enjoy a b'Egg'el... our famous breakfast sandwich. Our gourmet coffee is from a specialty roaster located in the mountains of Maine. Mister Bagel offers made to order sandwiches, wraps and much more. Treat your group to a local favorite and let us cater your next event.
Linscott Real Estate
hundreds of local families with their real estate needs over the years. Your home is your biggest investment. When its time to buy or sell, be sure to consult a professional who is an expert in the LOCAL market! We have lived and worked in this area for 18 plus years and we look forward to assisting you! Come meet our team in the heart of the Millcreek/ Knightville neighborhood at 22 Cottage Road. Call us at 767- 3366 or visit www.LinscottRealEstate.com.
Studio 77
We pride ourselves in our dedication to our clients. We strive to make your visit with us an enjoyable experience. We offer personalized services of hair and nails in our relaxed and comfortable atmosphere!
Why leave home when Bob Moses of Curtain Call will come to you?
For 14 years, Bob has provided residents in southern Maine with high-quality custom window treatments, including FREE consultations and free installations. "I'm a full-service custom window treatment center – in your home. I offer a full range of custom window treatment products, including fabric treatments such as draperies, valences and Roman shades," Bob says. "I also have shades, blinds and verticals of all kinds, including insulating cell shades that reduce energy bills.
Townsend Real Estate & Art Gallery
Townsend Real Estate & Art Gallery is located in Cape Elizabeth across from the Cookie Jar. We specialize in the thriving seaside communities that surround us. We represent both buyers and sellers. Ask us about our unique technology tool within days!
Legal Shield
I started with this business because everyone deserves Legal and Identity theft everyone can access it. No matter what the situation, your rights are covered and you have total piece of mind.
Nellie's Tea & Gifts
Offering all things "loosely" related to tea: carefully selected teas, related merchandise, classes, tasting room, and catered tea parties. Locally owned but globally sourced,
Located in Oak Hill Plaza in Scarborough Maine, Paws Applause Natural Pet Supply and Grooming Salon is Maine's premier grooming salon and pet supply store. You can also visit our online store. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for your pet. That is why we carry only top quality pet foods.
We work with pet owners to design a feeding program to meet the needs of your particular pet. We specialize in raw, freeze dried, organic, grain free and natural high quality protein diets, as well as natural holistic and locally produced treats and accessories. Made in Maine is one of our specialties!
Snap Fitness
• Larger Restrooms
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• 2nd Entrance With Additional Parking
Nothing Bakes Like a Parrott
Offers unique cakes and baked good designs. Jessica doesn't provide a book of the cakes she creates; she asks you what you want and then creates accordingly.
Jessica bakes alone and designs projects from the the year before that.
Cottage Road Service Center
automotive repair facility servicing all makes and honest advice, quality repairs and service you
Full espresso bar, handmade baked goods, made to order sandwiches, salads and soups all made in house. Verbena also offers large weddings. All of this in unique Kightville!
Maine's premier shop for selling and servicing wood, gas & pellet stoves, the line Charcoal and Pellet Grills. Family owned and operated.
Hour Glass
For auto glass repair and replacement, vinyl and storm windows, doors, mirrors, plate glass, shower doors and heavy glass enclosures, storefront work, or glass repair and replacement of any kind, come see us at Hour Glass Company. We make and repair all screens, any size any shape. 5% SoPoBuyLocal discount!
Docks Seafood
Fresh Local Seafood. Eat In or Sit Outside or Take Out! Live Lobsters all the time! We have a complete Fish Market besides our sit down or take out Restaurant. Gluten Free Menu with Free Wi-Fi all the time. Open 7 days a week. BYOB Happy Hour 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. everyday!
Taco Trio
ingredients from kitchens and markets of Mexico. Taco's, Burritos, Tortas, Quesadillas, Antojitos, Sopes, Gorditas & More. Specialty Salsas, Aguas Frescas. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner. Open 7 days a week. Eat in or Take Out. Vegetarian, Vegan & Gluten-Free Options.
Moby RX
Local, Family Owned, Independent Pharmacy that provides excellent customer care. We offer free prescription delivery, Medicare reimbursed . Durable medical supplies. We carry a full range of over the counter medicines, natural supplements, cards, and convenience items.
Authentic, delicious & Fun! Cia serves up Maine's fresh baked pocket pies, sticky buns, scones, brownies and our famous Knightville Sundae, made with our house brownie, Smiling Hill Farm ice-cream, hot fudge, whipped cream and pecans! Cia is available for meetings and gatherings!
The Whole Dog Market
We're the special store for dogs and their people. We offer individualized service, holistic food/treats, made in Maine products, fun toys and a convenient self wash!
Easy Day
Great food and entertainment meet in our beautiful restaurant and 10 lane bowling alley. We specialize in Detroit style pizza, or "upside down pies" where the toppings are nestled under the savory cheese blend on top of a light, but crispy crust. Rotating drafts and fabulous wine featured during our Monday through Friday happy hour. Don't forget to book your event or company outing in our one of a kind ocean view dining room.
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Yohanan Levi (Hebrew: יוחנן לוי; born 1901, died 20 July 1945) was a Hebrew linguist and historian, specialising in the Second Temple period.
Levi was born in Berlin, Germany in 1901. He studied at Berlin University and received a doctorate in 1926. He emigrated to Mandate Palestine (now Israel) in 1934 and taught at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he was professor of Roman language and literature. He died, age 44, in 1945. A number of his articles were collected by his students and published some fifteen years after his death.


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May month last weekend is going to be a visual treat for every Keralite in GCC. Dulquer's CIA, Tovino's sports movie Godha and Mammootty's Puthan Panam are gearing up for its GCC release. Here we brought you the GCC release date of all 3 movies.
Basil Joseph's directorial flick is a sports movie, which rarely happens in Mollywood. Tovino's stunning look, heroine Wamiqa Gabbi, fresh concept and Basil's making have made Godha as one of the most awaited movies of the year. The movie stars Tovino Thomas, Wamiqa Gabbi, Aju Varghese and Ranji Panicker in significant roles.
The sports drama will hit the screens on May 25th. Even though the movie's wide release on 25th, the premiere will be held at Dubai even before of its Kerala release, on 18th May.
CIA aka Comrade in America
Dulquer Salmaan, Amal Neerad team's CIA which has released May 5th is marching towards hit status at Kerala box office. In spite of mixed reviews, the movie has managed to get a good collection from theatres. Thanks to the dq's fan base among youths. The movie has grossed rupees 15 crores in 12 days run with a distributor share of rupees 7 crores.
And also read: CIA Latest Collection Report
Apart from Dulquer the movie also has Karthika Muraleedharan, Siddique, Soubin Shahir, Dileesh Pothen, Alenciar and Chandini in pivotal roles. The movie hit the GCC screens on June 1st, Thursday.
Puthan Panam
Megastar Mammootty's Puthan Panam is another release at GCC. The Renjith's directorial flick, which has released on April 13th in India failed miserably to impress the audience. The movie stars Mammootty, Iniya, Mammookoya, Siddique, Hareesh, Indrans, Sai Kumar, Renji Panicker and Sheelu Abraham in pivotal roles.
Puthan Panam will be released all over the GCC on June 8th, Thursday.
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It has been a very long time since I have written a blog post on healthcare reform. I have found the fallout from healthcare reform to be so overwhelmingly non logical that I just got tired of complaining.
- Long Term Care, a key component in passing healthcare reform in 2010, that's gone. Removed as not doable. Duh!
- The law to forbid insurance companies from declining or excluding conditions on any child under the age of 18 led to the disappearance of plans for kids without an adult, and raised the cost of coverage for all. In States that were already progressive, like Illinois, it raised the potential cost to insure a child by more 300%.
- The 10 Billion dollar give back by drug companies…. well…. it doesn't seem like it. Profits are up in the sector.
- Health Insurance companies – Profits also way up, service down.
That said, today announcement of a compromise by the Obama administration on the issue of forcing religious organizations to provide free birth control to all employees even though it's against the church belief system seems to represent the worst of Washington.
NBC News reported today:
According to a source who has been briefed
on the matter, the White House will announce an "accommodation" to the
contraception rule. The announcement will try to ease the concerns of those with
religious views by not requiring them to pay for contraception.
This effectively means that insurance
companies will pay for the contraception coverage directly.
According to The Associated Press, women
will still get guaranteed access to birth control without co-pays or premiums no
matter where they work, a provision of Obama's health care law that he insisted
must remain.
But religious universities and hospitals
that see contraception as an unconscionable violation of their faith can refuse
to cover it, and insurance companies will then have to step in to do so.
My opinion on whether the government should or should not mandate this benefit is not important. What is important here is the deception by the White House to try and convince the public that they can waive a magic wand, and birth control will be free.
First, this does not address the impingement of religious rights in that the policy will still have to cover it, and it adds insult to the process by trying to argue in the public forum that the institution wont have to pay for it. Silly! Of course they pay for it. All organizations, whether they pay for it or not will have it blended into their rates. Insurance simply pools the cost and spreads it out to all.
I want to have hope that our leaders won't disguise and deceive the public debate in trying to solve problems. Today is yet another example of the current administration trying to play dumb and claim later that it was the law of unintended consequences.
You are entitled to your own opinion on the issue, but lets collectively own the fact that the compromise is an attempt to deceive the public on how insurance works. Today is another indication that it doesn't matter what it is, just how it looks. Shame on the administration for today's "insult to injury" non-compromise.


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I must confess, there have been countless times when I've wished for straight hair. There have been days where I've woken up and craved the opportunity to wear my hair down without fear of the frizzy beast.
It would be so much easier to wake up, straighten a few random stragglers, and go about my day (not take two hours).
It would be so nice if I could brush and de-tangle my hair when it's dry (not gonna happen, btw).
It would be nice if I could leave my hair down after having it up in a bun for awhile (you don't even wanna see that mess).
And it would be nice if the volume of my hair wasn't on the edge of a circus clown sometimes.
But, surprisingly… despite all the struggles that come with the lion's mane…I'm pretty partial to it.
Yep, you read that right – I wouldn't want to let go of my crazy curls…because that's what makes me…well, me.
I'm not sure what my life would be like without my curls (even if I do complain about them from time to time) because they just fit my personality so well: a little "weird" at first, but soft and silly when you get a little closer.
However, I want to caution myself – and you – to what we're partial to. Whether we're partial to our hair or other people, just because we're partial to them doesn't make it okay.
God calls His followers not to show partiality.
"If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, 'Love your neighbor as yourself,' you are doing right. But if you show favoritism, you sin and are convicted by the law as lawbreakers."
I also must confess that I struggle with this.
Leading a small group on the book of James is quite the task because a lot of it has to do with my own sin issues bubbling to the surface. Chapter 2 of James is especially challenging because it talks about something so simple – not giving special treatment to some – and yet, I see how easy it is for me to do just that.
It's easy for me to spend time with others who are similar to me. It's easy to love others who reciprocate it. It's easy for me to spend time around Christ-followers as opposed to not. It's easy for me to do things with people who make me comfortable. It's easy for me to have conversations with people who agree with me. A lot of things are easier when all I think about is myself.
Not showing partiality is a theme that's been popping up for me more frequently. And the only times I'm able to recognize it is when I stop thinking about how my decisions only affect me and start thinking about how they affect others around me. But most notably, how my decisions and treatment of others affect people's perceptions of the person of Christ.
Are the things I'm partial to something Jesus would've been partial to? Do I treat everyone equally? Am I partial to things that make me comfortable rather than things that rely on faith and trust?
So, why is it so easy for me to be partial to my curly hair, which inflicts struggles daily, but not when it comes to the royal law, which will also cause times of discomfort?
I think it has to do with two things:
(1) One includes struggling with myself while the other includes others in my struggling
(2) And one involves more immediate, temporary rewards while the other involves more distant, but lasting rewards
Essentially, what we're partial to comes down to who's involved and how it benefits us. Instead, we should challenge ourselves to be partial to who's NOT involved and how THEY can receive the benefits.
CURLY CUE #8: Don't be partial to things that make you comfortable – be partial to things that challenge you, teach you, and grow you more into the image of Jesus Christ.
You never know, maybe one day you'll start a blog about it ;).
Brenna, the girl with curly hair ❤


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It's not that Director of Football hasn't managed to bring in a player in the January transfer window, since Newcastle finally signed Luuk de Jong on loan, but Joe still has to have his first permanent signing for Newcastle, and if the club cannot bring in a replacement for Yohan Cabaye, it's not only embarrassing, but shows that Joe may not be the right man for the job of Director of Football at the club.
Luuk de Jong – we hope he'll be smiling soon
Luuk de Jong trained yesterday with the Newcastle squad, and Alan Pardew was very pleased with what he saw from the Dutchman:
"I'm pleased in so much he's a player we've had our eye on for a while." "He was someone we couldn't quite reach in his last transfer move, in terms of the finance, but that hasn't worked out as perfect a transfer as they probably both hoped – the (German) team and Luuk."
"But he's ended up here and has trained well today. I like his confidence and we are looking forward to his inclusion in the squad. He is a big presence of a player."
"He is a goalscorer and if there is a criticism you could aim at us maybe, we could do with scoring a few more goals."
But since Luuk hasn't had much match practice with Borussia Monchengladbach this season, it looks like he will not play against Sunderland tomorrow, in a game that Newcastle just cannot lose.
If that happens, it will end what has been a very bad week for Newcastle – so we have get all 3 points tomorrow to get us back on track.
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Really happy with De Jong hes a better player than many on here think and if people had seen Lucien Favres set up at BMG you'd know talent isn't the reason he failed! He was a signing by the chairman, not the manager and just didn't fit into the system and wasn't wanted!
Hes a marked improvement on what we've got! Im including remy in that too
I've heard Delph, Charlie Adam all kinds of links mate, bottom line we'll make derisory offers and then last 2 hours of window we leak a last minute bid for someone and then end up with no one!! Meanwhile the 4 targets sanctioned ensured that mid season tickets got sold in good numbers….. The Geordie public continue to get conned and fans still fickle enough to pay and turn up in droves!!
Ashley can't survive without bums on seats how much more are some going to take? So glad I've boycotted this season, justifies my decision
Loan deals don't make sense to me, we spent minimum £8m on 2 guys that won't belong to us beyond this season including there wages
Never ever thought id lose passion for the Toon but Ashleys really creating a distance and disinterest from the fans!
So much about this club ***** me off right now ! Lack of singing section has killed our atmosphere! joe kinnear is… Well joe kinnear ! Wonga are a diabolical company to be associated with! Puma shirts feel/look cheap, designs are same as every other puma club! Sports direct advertising everywhere ! Another company we shouldn't be associated with, cheap tack! No permanent transfers! Longest any premier league club has EVER gone without buying a player! No ambition! MA would take 8th-17th every season! No interest in competing at the top!
The tarnishing of club legends Keegan and Shearer! People that loved our club and gave all for our club yet no respect was shown for either!
So many indiscretions and f#%k ups! We really do turn a blind eye and forgive and forget far far too much
I just finished work and I want to finally have my say…. I actually agree with Pardew and the Cockney mafia. We have enough in our squad this season to compete. We have signed De Jong who could be a surprise package (in Carr we trust). I would hate for us to waste money on a good player when we can use that money and have an excellent gem of a player in the summer (in this Clement guy). Sometimes you have to wait. I know its hard being a Newcastle fan but keep the faith guys. Pardew and the board are doing the right thing in waiting.
If that's the case then why not sign Grenier now and loan him back to Lyon? You shouldn't have to wait when you've decided to sell the best player in the team, these players will be hot property come the summer, if we sign no one now then best thing to do is ensure we have tied up deals for Grenier and for Cabella now so they join in the summer!!
Belfast, who's this imposter who keeps posting as Skunki, I find I'm agreeing with him more n more……..
Another window and another farce? All we need to do is wait and see where David Craig's reporting from to know how busy we are (not) going to be!
If you're up for the match, have a good one Thump 😉
Our Toon
The loan idea is a great idea. But i get the impression Grenier doesnt want anything else on his mind but his immediate goals….he has his heart set on lyon for this season…he clearly has personal targets he wants to acheive for this season and he is sticking to it. He is a team player and probably doesnt wanna let his team mates down by leaving half way through a season. After
the world cup he will be back at square 1 in his head and then will be the best time to approach him.
just saying I agree with AP (last page). atleast his last sentence. No point bringing in a weak player just for the sake of buying someone, otherwise you get stuck with him and we wont be able to get rid. (like obertan.)
However we should of made sure we had a replacement lined up before we sold Cabaye, especially since he was a key player.
I do think that we have enough midfielders to cover till the summer and our bigger problem will be creativity. Cabaye was one of the few creative players we have left. Infact the only one that gets close to our 1st team now (so ignoring Marv) is HBA. And whether he is creative or not depends on what type of mood he is. So I think unless HBA has a great 15 games we will have trouble scoring. (though tbf Gouf+sissoko are decent going forward when they are on their game, but still not in the same class as cabaye)
anyone notice why we are linked with remy cabella
ashley probably thought to himself how cud he replace remy ,cabaye and also bring in a former experienced striker i know lets buy remy cabella
CABaye – CABella
on a serious not cabaye sale very depressing.
1) if juan mata is worth 37 million cabaye is worth atleast 30 million
2)cabaye was the leader of the french pack dats y debuchy came etc he lead the french revoloution.
3) him and tiote on form were the best pairing we eva had in centre midfield.
Also how come most clubs sell there players for inflated prices and we sell people for peanuts bar andy caroll
if we have to build a team with sale money we are doomed
krul 12 million ?
Santon 5 million?
Colo 2 million?
Willo 2 million?
Taylor 3 million?
Mbiwa 5 million?
Debuchy 5 million?
Obertan 1 million?
Ben arfa 7 million?
Marteaux 1 million?
Gosling 1 million?
Anita 7 million?
Tiote 10 million?
Goufran 3 million?
Ameobi ? 1 million
sammy a 1 million?
Cisse 5 million
elliot 1 million
sisokko 8 milllion
most of our squad worth 80 million if sold
compare dat with southampton
shaw -20 million
rodriguez-9 million
wanyena- 13 million
lambert- 5 million
cyne-6 million
lalanna-15 million
lovren- 8 million
osvaldo-5 million
just 8 southampton players are worth more than nearly our entire playing squad
i hate pardew lies with the fans but considering our ambtions in terms of spending we are lucky ta have pardew with our spending we cud have neil warnock or sumting im glad we have pardew if we had more ambition then yes new manager but the fact we trade like a league 2 team we shud be al hapi ta have pardew at helm.
A couple of points;
• Grenier's agent can't have been referring to Grenier's wages as there can't have been any discussions as the fee was never agreed.
• The agent's concern at Grenier being valued at half that of Cabaye had nowt to do with the player's valuation. It was surely a reference to his commision from the relatively lower fee. He wasn't looking after Grenier's interests but his own greedy pocket. Bear in mind that this guy's also Remy's agent who's took his client to QPR after a chat with 'Onest 'Arry!
• Kinnear, if he had anything about him should have anticipated the potential problem and dealt with it before it arose.
• Not being a season ticket holder or even able to get to games, non-renewal or cancellation of season tickets us probably the best way to show Ashley that fans are concerned – that's assuming they are.
As I said, I cannot really have a view – it's entirely up to those that do pay their hard-earned money into the club.
• Again, I feel it for Pardew having to put up with this crap every year or so. It shows what a helluva good manager he is and needs support from fans, not constant sniping from some.
To sum up, Ashley's ownership has been a disaster from the first few weeks of it. My heart goes out to all of you guys who have and are paying into Newcastle United. Be stubborn, be strong, stay loyal.
Maybe one of Pete Seeger's best known songs should ring out from the terraces – We Shall Overcome, reworded to suit.
Howay the lads
also joe kinnear just came in to try and get pardew to resign and also get players ta move
charles n zogbia? Charles insomia
yohan cabaye? Yohan kebab
surely he aint dat slow in the head he must do it on purpose to make players angry and ask for move.
He also said he wants ta bring great players to newcastle and he wants players under 25? So y pursue bent all summer
ashley has put us on good financial footing fair play but reali? Tv money? Player sales? New sponsership? Europa league?5th in table?like comon pardew stop lying to fans saying we go into overdraft if we bought a player?what the hell,ashley is robbing fans for sure..
We are the only premiership team who can only do loan signings ?even crystal palace bought dwight gayle for over 5 million? And we have ta sell our best player to fund a loan signing.
All i say fellow newcastle fans if any1 deserves a rich owner to buy a club its our
we have the patience of saints
keep the faith
@lesh: Trust me, you don't want to go to games. It's always a joy to watch the lads, don't get me wrong, it's just depressing listening to the away fans singing "Where's your famous atmosphere?" and knowing that no matter how much you sing, it'll always be mostly silent from every body around you.
The atmosphere at a stadium is the best descriptor of how people feel and it's absolutely flat at St. James' Park.
tiantoon-they did this because they wanted to make fans think that they were going to bring in a decent player to replace cabaye but they knew it wouldnt happen so they keep the cash for summer spend it all and keep the 60 million tv money for himself,its how they operate
same thing a few years back oh newcastle trying ta hijack ruiz deal but they knew he was signing for fulham
same old shite
we buy gomis and luuk de jong
sell cisse and remy goes home to qpr
we also buy cabella
and dats it cnt see more than dat in summer then january will come around and our next jewel will be sold
krul to napoli 12 million quid then we be stuck with elliot as no.1
if there is 1 player i hate ta leave it wud be him he loves the toon and will be the no.1 goalkeeper of netherlands and we know what a quailty team netherlands have.
If we sell tiote or krul then i would reali lose faith.
The summer window will be interesting. As I've said before we will lose…
And we will possibly lose..
That is 9 players. We would need at least 5 signings I would think to cover those losses. Im pretty confident we have Cabella on an agreement to come in the summer from what was reported too. Hopefully we get a surprise.
@ ramshack
West Ham is ambitious.
Ashley plays a game of attrition. Everyone is spending cash they don't actually have hoping. Ashley will wait until they are down and out. Then he will be cash rich and steal their players as they are forced to sell.
That is how he runs his business. That is how he will run Toon.
what is it with people comparing cabaye to mata
there miles apart
cabs has been great for us, but was always gonna go
most on here have been screaming for benny and marveax to get there chance, if we invest 10-15mill on a replacement benny will go back to bench warmin,
I like a lot of people wanna see benny in the number 10 role cos he aint no winger my only concern is he is a little greedy, mind u a lot of our players are,
we should put electric shock collars on our players and when they shoot instead of playing some1 in we as fans can shock them this will soon get there heads up and looking
Conclusion is that it NEVER MATTERED whether cabaye was sold on Jan 1 or Jan 31.
Our replacement Grenier was never keen and Aulus wasnt gonna cave in either.
The FEEBLE transfer attempts, in fact, make a MOCKERY of the clubs administration and player research.
THE SCRIPT ALWAYS HAD THE SAME MISERABLE ENDING for us newcastle fans.
Cabaye out cabella in
Gutierrez – Dint get a game this season. Will replace as per finances whenever possible.
Shola – New 1 yr contract
Gosling – Will stay ?? Is his contract up ? Anyways see Gutirrez up.
Remy – No replacement. We survivied half a season without dejong. Weel get through another half without remy. Will wait for a financially viable deal.
This scenario is very much possible. Then perhaps a player in winter, one next summer and so on. Oh so slowly.


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