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Adam Lowry breathed a sigh of relief when his agent called on June 26th to tell the six-foot-five, 189-pound forward he had been selected in the third round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.
He took another one when he found out that it was the Winnipeg Jets – not the Calgary Flames – who had selected him.
That's because the 18-year-old is the son of Flames' head coach Dave Lowry.
"I was real glad it wasn't Calgary," Adam said, whose brother Joel was drafted two rounds later by the Los Angeles Kings. "He wants my brother and I to make it on our own," the Swift Current Broncos forward said. "He had given (Calgary) a good idea that he was hoping they wouldn't select us."
Instead of treading on his father's name, who boasts 1,084 National Hockey League games over 19 seasons, the younger Lowry would rather he and his brother make an impact on their own merit.
"I think just being able to make a name for ourselves is something we'll embrace," Lowry admitted.
That's not to say the Calgary, AB. native hasn't embraced being part of a hockey family. In fact, Lowry has enjoyed the experience.
"I think it's something I've been privileged to be a part of," he said. "It's something to be proud of. To be part of a hockey family, it's something special. It's something I embrace."
Lowry has also embraced a new role with Swift Current this season. A year older, the 2009-10 WHL Scholastic Player of the Year is hoping to be counted on in a big way for the Broncos.
"It's a little bit of personal pressure cause you want to be the go-to guy for the team, even in the leadership category as well," Lowry said.
With an 'A' sewn on his jersey, he's started to accomplish the goal of being a leader. With five goals and 14 points in 11 games to start his WHL season, he isn't far from leading Swift Current on the score sheet either.
"This year I trained really hard in the summer so I'd be able to get off to the start I hoped for last year," admitted Lowry, who had just one goal and four points at this stage last year. "The less I focus on points and the more I focus on just playing. It's making me more successful."
Lowry's slow start last season was caused by a combination of mononucleosis and nerves.
"I know last year I was hampered by mono and wasn't able to get off to the start I wanted last year," Lowry admitted. "It was an important year being my draft year and I think I put a little too much pressure on myself personally for statistics."
A new year brings new pressures for Lowry.
"There's different pressures," he said. "You're not trying to perform for 30 different teams this year, but you're trying to impress the team that took you and prove that they made a good selection with you."
And if you ask him, Lowry's happy the team he has to impress is the Winnipeg Jets and not the Calgary Flames.
Aaron Vickers is the managing editor of Future Considerations and can be found on Twitter. For all the latest Future Considerations news and posts, follow FC's Official Twitter Feed, on YouTube and on Facebook!

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The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights: What Have We Learned? Why Does it Matter?
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- Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 8:30 a.m.
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University of San Diego School of Law and the Center for the Study of Constitutional Originalism Present
The Fourteenth Amendment and the Bill of Rights: What Have We Learned? Why Does it Matter?
More than 60 years have passed since Justice Hugo Black's epic dissent in Adamson v. California, and more than 20 since the publication of Michael Kent Curtis's influential book No State Shall Abridge. In those 20 years, scholars have continued to refine our understanding and debate the historical evidence.
Just this summer, the Supreme Court held in District of Columbia v. Heller that the Second Amendment protects a personal, rather than corporate, right to keep and bear arms. Old precedent says that the Second Amendment does not apply to the states through the Fourteenth. That precedent will be challenged very soon, and so our topic is as timely as it is, apparently, timeless.
The time has come to take stock of the incorporation question, to look for consensus where it can be found, and to attend closely to opposing arguments and evidence where disagreement persists
Keynote Speaker:
Michael Kent Curtis, Judge Donald L. Smith Professor in Constitutional and Public Law, Wake Forest School of Law and one of the foremost constitutional historians in the United States
Other Presenters:
- Richard Aynes, John F. Seiberling Chair of Constitutional Law and Director, Constitutional Law Center, University of Akron School of Law
- Donald Dripps, Professor, University of San Diego School of Law
- Kurt Lash, Professor, Loyola Law School
- Stephen Presser, Raoul Berger Professor of Legal History, Northwestern University
- Lawrence Rosenthal, Professor, Chapman University School of Law
- Bernadette Meyler, Professor, Cornell University Law School
- Lawrence Solum, John E. Cribbet Professor of Law & Professor of Philosophy, University of Illinois College of Law
- George C. Thomas III, Professor, Rutgers Law School
- Bryan Wildenthal, Professor, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
- Yale Kamisar, Distinguished Professor of Law, University of San Diego School of Law
- Mike Rappaport, Class of 1975 Professor, University of San Diego School of Law
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Alice in Chains Working on 'Amazing' New Album, Says Heart's Ann Wilson[VIDEO]
You know, Two years ago, My favorite grunge era band, Alice in Chains emerged from a 14-year hiatus — and the death of original vocalist Layne Staley — with 'Black Gives Way to Blue.' The band is already assembling its next album — and according to Heart vocalist Ann Wilson, they're playing at the top of their game. "I saw those guys just yesterday," Wilson said in a recent interview with Ultimate Classic Rock. "I went over to visit them in the studio where they were working on some new stuff — they sound amazing! How can Jerry [Cantrell] not sound amazing, but I mean, it really does — they're a monster." In the interview, Wilson also reflected on the time she joined the original Alice in Chains lineup to add some vocals to their 1992 EP, 'Sap.' "It was like crossing over some kind of taboo line, you know, because we were considered to be an '80s band, but we weren't — we were really just a band. I'm just the singer, I can go anywhere and sing," she said. "I didn't really learn the song, I just went there and they said 'Well, let's try this.'" Heart's most recent release, 2010′s 'Red Velvet Car,' debuted in the Billboard top 10. Their current tour, which finds them co-headlining with Def Leppard, has dates scheduled through the end of October.


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Farmingdale, NY � The Farmingdale State men's lacrosse team improved to 5-6, 3-1 in the Knickerbocker with a 15-8 victory over Maritime College (2-6, 1-3) today in Farmingdale, NY. The Rams trailed 6-1 before scoring 14 consecutive goals in the final three periods to hold a 15-6 lead with 8:27 remaining in the game. Junior attack Jeremy Goohs (Merrick, NY/Calhoun) finished with seven goals, including the eventual game-winner with 13:54 left in the third period on an extra-man opportunity. Junior goalie Chris Hardgrove (Farmingdale, NY/Farmingdale) made nine saves for the victory.
Sophomore attack Gianluca Carrabs (Glen Cove, NY/Glen Cove) tallied four assists and one goal for Farmingdale State, while freshman attack Kevin Sharkey (Bellmore, NY/Mepham) tallied three assists and one goal. Junior midfielder Ryan LaFlare (Lindenhurst, NY/Lindenhurst) added three goals, the first two to start up the Rams scoring burst.
Maritime's freshman goalkeeper Joseph Fasano (Bethpage, NY/Bethpage) tallied 21 saves. Senior attack Kevin Swift (New Market, MD/Linganore) scored three goals and had two assists for the Privateers.
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Kim Kardashian lashes out at dad's widow for tabloid lies
Robert Kardashian's widow Ellen allowed 24-year-old journal entries, allegedly written by her late husband, to be published in In Touch magazine this week (begs21Jan13), and the damning excerpts paint Jenner in a bad light as a mother and a cheating wife.
One of the diary excerpts reads: "Kris couldn't get her act together (to spend Christmas with her children). I was home alone with 4 kids."
Robert also alleged Kris abused Kim, writing, "Kris was kicking and beating her and said she was going to kill (Kim)! Kim was hysterical."
Jenner's publicist shot down the sensational claims when the reports first surfaced on Wednesday (23Jan13), and now Kardashian has waded into the controversy.
In a series of Twitter.com posts on Thursday (24Jan13), she writes, "So my dad's ex is selling ridiculous stories again to tabloids! Do not believe it! Sad when people need $ (money) & get desperate. 10 yrs (years) since dad passed &this woman he married 4 2 wks (weeks) before he died needs 2 get a job instead of trying 2 destroy families w (with) fake stories... PS that story that my mom beat me & threatened to kill me hahahhahaha! I'd beat her! JK (joking) truly laughable! NOTTRUE (sic)".
The sexy socialite, who is expecting her rapper boyfriend Kanye West's child, has also tried to put a stop to speculation suggesting her sister Khloe is jealous of Kim's pregnancy after struggling to conceive with her husband, basketball star Lamar Odom.
Kim continues, "These ridiculous stories of Khloe are complete BS (bulls**t)! She isn't preggo (pregnant), she's so happy 4 me, her & Lamar r perfect... (sic)".
And the TV regular admits she's sick of addressing tabloid lies, adding, "Prob (probably) done responding to fakeness for a while but I knew this weeks stories hurt my mom & I will set record straight 2 protect her (sic)!"
Robert Kardashian divorced Kris 13 years before he lost his battle with cancer in 2003. She has been married to former Olympian Bruce Jenner since 1991.


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Davido If, Video and Lyrics Davido If: Davido, Off-course makes Nigerians and Africans proud! He is a complete package full of surprises, he has never withheld to deliver his master-craft to his fans who, like Oliver twist, "Keeps asking for more". The Video of Davido If was much anticipated all over the continent, and Davido as usual chose to serve it on a platter of gold. Produced by Tekno, making waves worldwide, played in every club, covers done by other artists world and even a 2 year kid can sing Davido's If to heart. Watch the Trending Below while following…Read More
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Migration of Egoshare.com & Share-Online.biz
After a long time of consideration we've decided to combine the projects Share-Online.biz and Egoshare.com.
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Liberty News
Litigation team earns bid to nationals
The Liberty University School of Law will send a litigation team to nationals for the fifth time in six years after finishing runner-up in the American Bar Association Regional Negotiations Tournament at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md., Nov. 10-11.
Liberty competes in one of the toughest ABA negotiations regions, facing opponents from the law schools of American University, the College of William & Mary, Washington and Lee University, George Washington University, Regent University, Georgetown University, University of Richmond, and University of Maryland.
By qualifying for nationals, Liberty is now ranked in the top 24 teams in the nation. The national tournament will be held in Dallas, Texas, Feb. 8-9, 2013.
Representing Liberty at nationals will be the team of Caitlin Pennell and Chelsea Surprenant.
Liberty sent three teams of two to regionals, and placed second, fourth, and fifth overall. Normally, institutions are only allowed two teams, but Liberty won a lottery to fill one of two openings in the tournament.
The team of Madilyn Robinson and Micah Wright finished fourth for Liberty, missing second place, and a bid to nationals, by one half of a point, the narrowest margin possible to miss nationals.
Liberty's James Johnson and Dr. Robert Vogel took fifth place, falling short of the final round by only one point after facing some of the tournament's strongest competition in the opening rounds.
Joel Hesch, litigation coach and associate professor of law, said negotiation is becoming a proud tradition at Liberty. He thanked professor Timothy Todd and Liberty's student Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) board for helping the teams compete at this level.
"Liberty students were truly selfless in helping to prepare the teams for competition, and it reflects well on our school," Hesch said. "I am also proud of how the students gave God the glory for this great victory."


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If you thought we were done with the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), you can think again. It has been most of a year since the process of responding to newly proposed food safety rules seemed to be smothering every waking moment of our lives, and late December since we heard the good news that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had "heard" our concerns loud enough to force serious reconsideration of those first drafts of the Produce and Preventive Controls rules.
Fact is, the past eight months have been anything but quiet for those of us following the situation closely. There have been myriad other, lesser known proposed rules to respond to along the way, and several high level meetings behind the scenes aimed at helping FDA to "get it right" in a second go-round of rulemaking as well as the later implementation phase. For most people, the process simply went below the water's surface, but now it is poised to make a big splash back out in the open. As of this writing, we expect to see new proposals any day, perhaps within the next week or two.
As a reminder, this whole process really started in the spring of 2009 when FSMA first appeared in various forms of proposed federal legislation. So some of us have been at it over 5 years now, making sure at every turn that the needs and interests of family farmers of all sizes, as well as the preferences of an increasingly engaged community of sustainably minded consumers, are taken into account both in the legislative and regulatory phases. Implementation will take several years of diligence too, but right now we may be facing the most crucial point of the whole process, as a second draft of rules takes us closer to a point of no return. Continue reading


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All RIEDEL glasses are dishwasher safe, excluding VINUM GOLD and VINUM PLATINUM. For perfect glass care, RIEDEL exclusively recommends using a Miele dishwasher. In adherence with the manufacturer's instructions, a Miele dishwasher ensures the long lasting brilliance of your fine RIEDEL glassware. For more information, visit www.mieleglasscare.com
RIEDEL Sommeliers Black Tie Riesling Grand Cru
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Height 252 mm
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SOMMELIERS BLACK TIE was launched in 2008 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic SOMMELIERS Burgundy Grand Cru glass. The Red Wine glasses are distinguished by a tall black stem and the White Wine glasses feature a black base, making this one of our most exciting collections.
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I think I'm going to do a single decware 10 in my friends car. He has plenty of trunk space and isn't really concerned about the weight.
I built a DB a while ago but never directly compared it to a ported box. Then again I only loaded it with an old rockford I had laying around, never had anything sensitive in it.
Just thinking a larger ported box would do better than a DB. I could make it nearly any size I want (up to 4 cubes probably).
Any thoughts. DB's are pretty sweet given the size but it seems like you'd get more by using both sides of the cone.
Anyone play around with a decware 10 in various boxes, (home or car) what were your experiences.
Looking for best SQ possible with high efficiency.
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Sorry I missed this earlier.
It really depends on your goals. If you want the most SPL out of the sub, a larger ported box will give you more. I have designed a box for 10" subs which gives pretty good SQ along with a lot of SPL that is about the same size as the typical vented enclosure, but with a tapered port that gives it just a little more pass band and a bit less of the "one note' effect that most ported boxes tend to exhibit.
It is nowhere close to the DB in SQ and the speaker sounds excellent in a sealed box as well, but you lose a touch of SPL going that route.
Just depends on how important the SQ factor is. You may find the car isn't friendly to the larger enclosure and tends to be very one notish, or you may find it totally agrees with it.
What kind of car is it? How much power are you putting on it?
Those questions along with a detailed explanation of the goal will help tell you what will work best.
From my own experience, the DB is awesome for it's size. You can also do a regular 4th order BP with this sub and get good results in a slightly smaller or larger enclosure. (mine is smaller). The DB gives you more flexibility which is why my friends car has the tapered port design. It is still very loud and very efficient. Give us some more details and lets see what we can come up with,
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Hello Robert,
Wow, I thought this post got lost long ago.
Thanks for chiming in.
2004 VW Jetta with trunk. Large blow thru at least 9x14" already cut out.
I was thinking of also just doing a jumbo size DB. That guy that did them with the MTX's said it was sweet. Maybe I'll just make the rear chamber bigger and keep everything else the same.
That way I could slug the rear chamber or just chop it down if it didn't work.
Yes, SQ is the ultimate goal. SPL is very distant, not a bass head.
Probably getting 500 watts to it by JL 500/1
Maybe we'll go whole hog and make a full baffle to the blow thru and take the trunk out of the equation all together. Now that's forward thinkin!
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If you have the patience to baffle the sub and seal the trunk, it sounds awesome.
Two of the best SQ cars I ever did or even heard were IB trunks. One was the Blues audio thunderchicken and the other was an 85 Monte Carlo we did. Lots of work, but well worth the effort. SPL was high enough for most even with an IB set up. Of course, you have lots of options.
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Shaun White shakes off bail to win 2014 Mammoth Grand Prix slopestyle #4
Part of the Five Stops To Sochi series presented by Mammoth
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After a Cab 1260 to scorpion during the third Grand Prix slopestyle at Mammoth Thursday morning, Shaun White shook the bail off and came back to win the fourth Grand Prix stop in the afternoon. The contests were spaced just two and a half hours apart making it a grueling day, but the extra event was added to make up for the cancelled Breckenridge Grand Prix last week. The move ensured that there were still five events to help pick the best possible US Olympic team. To select the team coaches look at a rider's two highest results out of the five event qualifying series.
The victory moved Shaun from second in the US Olympic slopestyle team rankings to first. As the highest ranked US rider at the Copper Grand Prix slopestyle he now has two top scores, which should lock down his spot on the US Olympic slopestyle team.
Shaun seemed relieved as he rode away from a stomped first that earned him a 95.20. "I was pretty messed up this morning," he said about his earlier bail. "I didn't really see that coming. I went down and got some food and some medicine and I knew that's all I had in me was this run."
Shaun's run started like this: a hardway Cab 450 on the kink rail, gap frontside 270 on the flat down, and frontside boardslide to fakie on the shotgun rail. Lining up for the jumps Shaun got his switch backside 1080, followed by the Cab double cork 1260 that he fell on earlier, and finished with a backside 1080 double cork. He did not take his second run.
Without Shaun to defend his score the door seemed to be open for riders like Sage Kotsenburg or Chas Guldemond but neither could put together a run to beat Shaun.
Sage Kotsenburg picked up another second place with a first run that was nearly identical to the one he put down during the morning finals, which also got him second place. His run included tech rail moves like a gap backside 270 on the flat down, a Cab double cork 1260, and a backside 1080 double cork nose grab.
Ryan Stassel's win earlier in the day tied him with Sage for third place in the US men's Olympic slopestyle team ranking, but Sage wasn't bummed even though there's only one event left on Saturday.
"Going into Saturday I'm just chilling man," he said. "I got two seconds today that I'm seriously so hyped on. I had the worst morning. Going into Saturday I'm just going to do the same thing I did today, have a bunch of fun, and hopefully get on the podium."
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Culprit #8: Personal Communications
In the olden days, it was a little harder to get in the way with personal correspondence at work. Today, you can be constantly connected to friends and family without anyone really noticing. It's no longer a question of "Will I get caught?" so much as "How much time am I wasting?" If you're checking Facebook religiously, G-Chatting with friends or responding to personal emails the same way you do professional ones, the answer is: a lot.
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Since I seem to have biking on my mind, I thought I'd share some more cycling related inspiration. Again, my latest find comes out of London. Maybe someone's trying to tell me something.
Not only was London's bike share program recently launched (care of Barclay's), bike superhighways are rolling out (no pun intended), but there's also a slew of bike related hot spots popping up.
What's not to love about the latest, Look Mum No Hands? This cafe or hang-out or whatever you want to call it, is a spot where you can grab a drink, get your bike fixed, watch a flick. If that's not enough, the t-shirts are pretty cool.
I can't wait for inspired spots to open on this side of the pond! Hopefully some entrepreneurial soul is reading this.
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Thursday, November 16, 2006
FO - "mermaid" legwarmers
Two fish.
More green than blue fish.
The yarn is from curiousyarns, back when they sold sockyarn in 70g skiens (with a 30g contrast colour for toes and heels).
It's been sitting in my stash for about six months, teasing me with how perfect it'd be as a pair of pomatomi. Three problems with this: it's 100% wool; I don't really need another pair of socks; I didn't think the yardage was quite enough.
I can't believe it took me this long to work out the solution - legwarmers. Well more anklets than full legwarmers, but I wanted something neater than my big baggy sparkly pair. I just worked the cuff chart for the pomatomus pattern an extra repeat and finished with a sewn bind off. They fit neatly over a pair of standard socks, or even bare feet on days when I'm wearing grown up shoes. Perfect.
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- Amanda said...
Those are awesome!
- Thursday, November 16, 2006
- knittingphilistine said...
So. cute. What *can't* pomatomi be???
- Thursday, November 16, 2006
- gleek said...
these are fantastic! a great idea for that great pomatamus stitch pattern.
- Thursday, November 16, 2006
- granolagirl said...
they're great!! I think I need a pair!
- Thursday, November 16, 2006
I like it! Or them! :)
- Friday, November 17, 2006
- Kristi said...
Pretty yarn and I like the idea of Pomatomus legwarmers. Nice work!
- Friday, November 17, 2006
wow that yarn is lovely - has the colorway been discontinued too?
- Friday, November 17, 2006
- purls said...
What a perfect way of having some of the benefit of knitted socks without the bulk! I'm sure they're very smart for work.
- Friday, November 17, 2006
This only fuels my need for a pair of Pots.
Could you come over anf finish my Christmas knitting so I can get started?
- Friday, November 17, 2006
Super cute!
- Friday, November 17, 2006
- Susan said...
Now we need a shot of these in action, with cute shoes. Such a great idea, making them legwarmers!
- Friday, November 17, 2006
- Elizabeth said...
Awesome! Those are so fab. I would love to see them on, with a great pair of shoes. :)
- Saturday, November 18, 2006
- lisa said...
great legwarmers!! love the color - goes especially well with the fish-scale look of pomatamus!
- Sunday, November 19, 2006
- Stacey said...
what a great idea for "short" skeins of sock yarn!!!!!
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Dec.13 (GMM) As his legal troubles continue to mount, Bernie Ecclestone has vowed to keep fighting.F1's embattled chief executive is already tackling the Gerhard Gribkowsky corruption scandal against German prosecutors and the media group Constantin.And it now emerges that the state Munich bank BayernLB is also preparing a mammoth lawsuit against the 83-year-old, whose long reign as the sport's supremo appears endangered.Ecclestone might be tempted to try to settle the cases out of court, and according to a report by Reuters, his lawyers agree.But, referring to the looming BayernLB case, the diminutive Briton vowed to fight it in court, insisting: "They picked the wrong person with me."Meanwhile, amid earlier reports the UK tax office Revenue and Customs was looking into Ecclestone's affairs, shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry has also called on the Serious Fraud Office to launch a probe."What is the Serious Fraud Office for if not for investigating cases like this?" she told BBC Newsnight."All I can say is that from what we've seen in the German courts and the British civil courts, there are questions to be answered." comments powered by Disqus
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Hi Dr. Bob,
You often say that "a kiss is just a kiss", except in extenuating circumstances such as recent dental surgery. (See, I have gone looking for answers in the archives!) My problem is that I don't know how to define recent. Do you mean several days, several weeks, longer?
Here's my situation: I have just started dating someone who had a tooth extracted about a month ago (with several weeks of complications and pain). For my part, my gums sometimes bleed when I brush my teeth. With regard to deep kissing, does our situation qualify for extenuating circumstances, i.e. Count Dracula meets Count Draculina? If so, how many weeks post extraction should we wait to french kiss?
I'm a worrier, Dr. Bob (obviously). But I don't want to throw away what has the potential to be a good relationship if I'm being ridiculous! Please help me out. (This man is hot and, more importantly, nice!) My best wishes to you, sir.
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So you finally find a Mr. McHottie who is nice and you're wondering whether to kiss him, because he had a tooth extracted a month ago???? WOWZA! Sweetie, if you don't pucker up soon, you could be kissing Mr. Right goodbye! Yes, you're being ridiculous. If you don't believe me, just send McHottie over here and I'll kiss him, OK?
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Last week, I discovered just how many of us rely on Google Maps when we're getting ourselves from A to B, when our fifth Network Hub – the relaxed, evening business social events I co-organise with Richard Smith Illustration – rolled around again at a newly-opened coffee bistro-cum-bar, Brezza.
To answer the above question: it's a lot! The first inkling I got that the good folk of Google had their co-ordinates for Brezza slightly astray was when I got my first phone call from my co-organiser, Richard, who'd never visited the venue before. 'I followed Google Maps and I'm lost!' After I directed him to the right spot, the texts & calls then started rolling in thick and fast from more confused and disorientated guests, who'd been relying on their virtual maps to get to the bar [which in case you're wondering is round the back of Henry's Bar, on Wellington Street, Sheffield.
After lots of apologies on my part [on behalf of Google!] my slightly panicked state subsided as Brezza started filling up with our guests and the chat started flowing just like on our previous nights…
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Hey guys! 2nd contest Ive held! this time not for me. Its a logo for a friend's business! Its called Wolfes Burger Connoisseurs! Ive worked with this guy for a long time, and have done the graphics, branding and websites for his previous two restaurant chains but i told him about the designers on here so he wants to give it a go!
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Blues chase first against Atlantic-leading Bruinsby Brian Hunter
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Last 10: St. Louis 7-2-1; Boston 7-2-1
Season series: This is the first of two meetings between the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins. In their most recent matchup, on Feb. 22, 2012, Brad Marchand scored a pair of goals and the Bruins won 4-2 at Scottrade Center.
Big story: The defending Eastern Conference champions are coming on and have taken over first place in the Atlantic Division. The Blues are chasing first in the Central, but in a division in which two points separates the top four teams they could find themselves going in the opposite direction with a loss.
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Blues: Jaroslav Halak will again be in net after bouncing back from a start Sunday in which he gave up three goals on six shots and was pulled in the first period against the Washington Capitals to help St. Louis defeat the Buffalo Sabres 4-1 on Tuesday. Halak stopped 23 shots for his 11th win.
The Blues got three of their goals from offseason acquisitions: Brenden Morrow had his first multi-goal game for St. Louis, and Magnus Paajarvi, who came back from the Edmonton Oilers in the David Perron trade, had his first of the season to close the scoring.
"I've scored some pretty big goals over the years," Morrow told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Wednesday. "Every part of hockey is fun, but there's nothing more enjoyable than scoring goals. Everyone wants to score goals and it feels good and I don't think that's something that I've lost over the years.
"You go through slumps and you're scared to death that you may never score another goal. But it's something I don't feel like I can't do anymore."
Bruins: This is the start of a three-game homestand for Boston, which plays five of its next six at TD Garden. A 2-1 win against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday combined with a loss by the Tampa Bay Lightning later that night vaulted the Bruins into the Atlantic lead.
Tuukka Rask has been a workhorse, starting 18 of Boston's first 21 games, and it was easy to see why coach Claude Julien went back to him even though he started against the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday. Rask stopped 43 shots against the Rangers for his 13th win, lowering his goals-against average to 1.61 and raising his save percentage to .946.
"When you're out there, you don't really expect a goal to go in. You just know how good he is," defenseman Dougie Hamilton said. "You know if there's a shot, he's probably going to save it."
Who's hot: Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester has one goal and five assists during a five-game point streak. … Bruins forward Shawn Thornton has goals in two of his past three games.
Injury report: St. Louis forward Patrik Berglund (upper body) won't play Thursday, but could return to the lineup over the weekend. Defenseman Jordan Leopold (finger) is on injured reserve. … Boston defenseman Adam McQuaid (hip/groin) is day-to-day.


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RICHMOND, Va.— The thousands of unmarried Virginia couples who are living together would no long be breaking the law under legislation advanced by a Senate committee.
The Courts of Justice Committee on Monday unanimously advanced Sen. Adam Ebbin's bill repealing Virginia's 136-year-old law against what the state calls "lewd and lascivious cohabitation."
Ebbin, a Democrat from Alexandria, said the law hasn't been enforced in a very long time. However, he said that in the 1990s a state inspector threatened to yank the daycare license of a Norfolk woman who was living with her boyfriend. The woman prevailed, but only after a nine-month fight.
Ebbin said census data shows about 140,000 Virginians are cohabitating. He said Virginia is one of four states that make such living arrangements a crime.
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Frequently asked questions
Here are answers to the Part D questions most often asked by people with cancer. The questions and answers assume that you are eligible and enrolled in Medicare Part B. But keep in mind that all Medicare beneficiaries are also eligible for Part D, whether they have only Medicare Part A or Part B, or both. The answers to these questions will be different if you get prescription drug coverage through your former employer's retiree plan or if you are enrolled in a State Medicaid program.
PLEASE NOTE: We have reviewed the laws and regulations pertaining to Part D, and we are giving you the American Cancer Society's best answers to these questions. For official answers you must contact the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) directly at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or www.medicare.gov. We also encourage you to check with the Part D plans directly if you have questions. The information given here is not intended to favor one plan over another, but only to give basic answers to questions cancer patients may have about their Medicare coverage.
I have cancer and I think Part D might be able to help me with my drug costs. Can they turn me down because I already have cancer?
No. Medicare Part D drug plans must accept all eligible applicants living in their service area regardless of age or health status.
I am getting cancer treatment now. Most of my drugs are covered under Medicare Part B. If I sign up for Part D, will that change?
No. The drugs that are now covered under Medicare Part B will still be covered under Part B. These are the drugs that you get in your doctor's office as part of your chemotherapy (chemo) treatment. Part D may help you with other prescriptions that are not covered under Part B, such as certain cancer drugs you take by mouth.
I have cancer and am getting treatment. I've looked on the Medicare website and found that some, but not all, of the drugs I'm taking are included on formularies for drug plans in my area. How do I know if the rest of my cancer drugs are covered by Medicare if they aren't on the plans' formularies?
Just because a cancer drug is not listed on a plan's formulary doesn't mean the drug isn't covered by Medicare. Drugs that are covered under Medicare Part B will still be covered under Part B after you sign up for Part D.
To find out if a drug is covered under Part B (rather than under Part D), make a list of the drugs that are not on the formulary. Then check with your doctor's office to see if these are cancer drugs that you get through an IV in the doctor's office. If the cancer drugs not listed on the formulary are drugs that you get in the office, then these drugs are covered under Part B. To be sure that this is the case, call the plan's beneficiary help line (this number is usually listed on your Medicare Part D Plan ID card) and ask to speak to a customer service representative, or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). Your state health insurance assistance program (SHIP) might also be able to help you. (See the section called "Where can I get more help?" to learn how to contact your state's SHIP.)
If you find that your drugs are on a plan's formulary, you still need to check to see how much your co-pay will be and if your local pharmacy is part of the plan.
If I take a prescription for a cancer drug to the pharmacy and the drug is supposed to be covered under Part B, can the pharmacy or the drug plan deny coverage under Part D?
Generally speaking, the answer is no. But cancer drugs clearly covered under Part B might not be on a plan's formulary, and your pharmacy or drug plan may deny coverage for these drugs. Also, in some cases a drug plan may require prior authorization for certain drugs to be sure that your diagnosis or use of the drug is in line with Part D coverage.
If this happens to you, contact your plan's helpline (see your Medicare Part D Plan ID card) or Medicare (call 1-800-MEDICARE [1-800-633-4227] or visit www.medicare.gov) to find out how to resolve the problem.
I am confused by all the different prescription drug plans offered in my state. What do I need to do first?
Deciding if Medicare Part D is right for you depends on your situation and the prescription drugs you take. Your first step should be to learn about any drug coverage you have already. Do you have prescription drug coverage from an employer or union? Do you have Medicare and a Medigap (supplemental) policy with drug coverage? Do you have a Medicare Advantage Plan (like an HMO or PPO) or another Medicare Health Plan?
If you already have prescription drug coverage from an employer, union, or a Medigap policy, you will need to figure out whether your drug coverage is as good as or better than the drug coverage you could get under Part D.
If your current coverage is as good as or better than Medicare Part D, then you can keep your current plan. If your coverage ends or you choose to join Medicare Part D sometime in the future, you can do so without paying a late enrollment penalty. But to avoid the penalty, you must join a Medicare drug plan within 63 days after your drug coverage ends or is no longer as good as that offered by Medicare.
If you become eligible for Medicare while you have drug coverage that's not as good as Medicare, you will want to find out about enrolling in Part D. Ask your insurer or your former employer whether your benefits are equal to the standard benefit under Medicare Part D. If your coverage isn't as good as Part D, you can sign up for Part D. If you don't enroll right away, you may face penalties.
If you still have questions, call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or visit www.medicare.gov. You can also get one-on-one counseling from your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) or your local office on aging. SHIP contact information is covered in the section "Where can I get more help?" The phone number of your local office on aging can be found at www.eldercare.gov or by calling 1-800-677-1116.
Before I decide to enroll in Part D and drop the coverage I have through my employer or union, what do I need to think about?
If you are covered by an employer or union, before you switch to Part D, you should find out how that decision could affect other parts of your medical coverage. In some cases, if you drop your prescription drug coverage under a health plan from your employer or union, you may also lose your hospital and doctor (medical) coverage. This could affect not only your health insurance, but that of anyone else covered under your policy, such as your spouse or children.
Carefully read all information you get from a former employer or union about your existing drug and health coverage before you decide to join a Part D prescription drug plan. Once you've dropped your employer or union coverage, you may not be able to get it back.
Also, keep in mind that former employer or union coverage might work with Medicare in different ways. For example the employer or union might want their retirees to join a Medicare drug plan, and then they will provide coverage to supplement the Medicare drug plan. (This is much like the way employers and unions sometimes provide health coverage to supplement Medicare A and B for doctor and hospital coverage.)
It's important that you understand how your employer or union coverage will change if you enroll in Part D. Your former employer or union should send you a letter telling you whether your drug coverage is better or worse than the Medicare drug benefit. If you have questions, call your plan or your employer or union's benefits administrator. Medicare will not be able to tell you what changes your employer or union coverage may make if you're enrolled in Part D.
If you decide to keep your former employer or union's coverage after finding that your coverage is at least as good as Medicare, you will not have to pay a penalty if you join a Medicare drug plan later – as long as:
1. You join a plan within 63 days after your coverage ends.
2. You can produce the letter proving your plan was as good as or better than Part D.
What should I do if I am currently covered under TRICARE (military), the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHB), or if I get my prescription drug coverage from the Veteran's Administration (VA)?
TRICARE, the VA, and FEHB benefits have all been found to be as good as or better than the standard Medicare Part D benefit. So, if you have drug coverage through any of these, you should keep that coverage.
If you decide to join Part D later, or if you lose your TRICARE, VA, or FEHB coverage, in most cases you will not face a late enrollment penalty as long as you join the plan within 63 days after coverage ends.
Can I use both VA and Medicare to cover my prescription drugs?
Yes, you can have coverage under both VA and Medicare Part D, but each prescription will only be covered by a single program. You can choose, on a prescription-by-prescription basis, whether to get the drug under the VA or Medicare plan. But the prescription cannot be covered by both plans at once.
Keep in mind that VA coverage might vary from a Part D plan in terms of the medicines that each will cover. Also, keep in mind that the cost of any prescriptions paid by the VA will not count toward reaching your catastrophic coverage level under Medicare Part D if you hit the donut hole. For donut hole information, see "What is the coverage gap, and what do I pay?" in the section called "Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage."
I have Medigap, and my plan covers prescription drugs. Do I need to enroll in Part D?
If you have a Medigap policy that covers prescription drugs, you can keep your Medigap plan with the drug coverage or you can enroll in Medicare Part D – but you cannot have both. If you do enroll in Medicare Part D, you can still keep your Medigap plan, but the drug coverage will be removed from the policy. The Medigap premium will be adjusted because you are not paying for drug coverage anymore.
If you are thinking about keeping the Medigap drug coverage and not enrolling in a Medicare Part D plan, there are 2 things that you should think about:
First, Medicare Part D will have greater dollar value than the prescription drug benefit in the Medigap plans. In Medigap, you pay the full premium, and the drug coverage is capped, meaning it will not pay for your drugs once you hit a certain dollar amount. Also, Medicare Part D will provide catastrophic coverage, which pays about 95% of your drug costs after you've spent a certain amount out of pocket. This can be very important for people being treated for cancer.
Second, in deciding whether to keep your Medigap policy, you will need to maintain creditable prescription drug coverage just in case you need to join a Medicare Part D plan later. (Your Medigap coverage should be as good as or better than Medicare Part D.) If your coverage does not meet this standard and you later decide to enroll in Medicare Part D, you could be charged more. Even if your coverage does meet this standard, you'll have to prove it by getting and keeping a letter from your current plan.
How do I know if the drugs I take now will be covered under Part D?
You can figure out what plans cover your drugs and also compare the co-pays. Every prescription drug plan under Medicare Part D has a formulary (a list of drugs that the plan covers). Formularies include both generic drugs and brand name drugs. Most prescription drugs used by Medicare beneficiaries will be on each plan's formulary, but the cost of each drug will vary under the different plans. And some plans with a low monthly premium may charge higher co-pay amounts.
People with cancer are often prescribed expensive medicines to treat the disease and keep it from coming back. If you're being treated for cancer, you should know that the Medicare drug plans must cover almost all cancer drugs.
The easiest way to research drug formularies for the Part D drug plans in your area is to use the Medicare Plan Finder online. You have to enter each drug by name and dose, so you'll want to start by getting all your prescription drugs in front of you. The Medicare Plan Finder is on the Medicare website at www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan. You'll enter your zip code and all the drugs you take to do a general search, then you'll get a list of plans that cover the drugs you need. Once you have this, you can go to each plan's website for information on premiums, co-pays, appeal rights, and more. The Medicare Plan Finder also allows you to do a personalized search by entering more details about yourself. This gives you a list of plans that would best meet your specific needs.
If you don't have access to a computer, or don't feel comfortable using the Internet, call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). It's important that you make the most informed decision you can.
I have a limited income and few resources. How do I apply for help with my Part D monthly premiums and co-pays?
If your income is less than an amount set by Medicare every year, you may be able to get help paying your premium, deductible, and co-pays for Medicare Part D. The amount of help, called Extra Help, you get will depend on your income and resources.
If you think you might qualify, contact your Social Security Administration office or your state Medicaid office to apply. You can also apply online at www.socialsecurity.gov.
After you apply, Social Security will process your application. If your application is not complete, they will call you or write to you and ask you for the missing information. Your application will be processed as quickly as possible and you'll get a letter letting you know if you qualify.
Certain people automatically qualify for Extra Help with prescription drug costs under Part D:
- Medicare beneficiaries who also qualify for Medicaid (called dual eligible)
- People who get help from Medicaid to pay their Part B Medicare premiums
- Medicare beneficiaries who get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits
See the section called "Getting help to pay Medicare Part A and/or Part B premiums (the Medicare Savings Programs)" for more on this. You can also call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) for more information. (See the section called "Where can I get more help?" for SHIP contact information.)
Other options for financial help
If you are not eligible for Medicaid or Extra Help, there are other ways to get help paying for the costs of drugs not covered in your Part D drug plan.
Many states have state pharmacy assistance programs (SPAPs) that offer prescription drugs at a deep discount to people who have incomes below a certain level. These programs must work with Part D plans by extending coverage for some drug costs that aren't paid by the Part D plan. Payments made by these SPAP programs can be counted as out-of-pocket expenses to meet a Part D plan's deductible and for meeting the limit for catastrophic coverage. Call your state Medicaid office to find out if your state has a program to help Medicare beneficiaries pay their drug costs.
Payments by other drug assistance programs – for example, the patient assistance programs sponsored by drug companies or state AIDS drug assistance programs – do not count as personal out-of-pocket spending. They aren't counted towards the deductible or the limit for catastrophic coverage by a Part D plan.
Finally, if you're a Medicare beneficiary who is covered by Medicaid and you live in a nursing home, you can enroll in a Part D plan and pay no premium. You will also have no co-pays for prescription drugs under Part D for any drugs that are on the plan's formulary or approved through the appeals process. The same is true if you have joined a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE).
I got a letter telling me that I will be automatically enrolled in a Medicare drug plan. What if I want to choose a different plan?
If you are a Medicare beneficiary and you also qualify for Medicaid benefits (commonly called dual eligible), you must be enrolled in a Medicare Part D drug plan. You may have gotten a letter telling you that you were automatically enrolled in a Medicare drug plan if you didn't choose one on your own. If you decide you would rather be in a different plan, you can switch plans as often as once a month.
I don't have a computer and can't use the Internet. How can I get information on Medicare Part D?
You can call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048.
Before calling this number, you should gather information that they'll need to help you select a plan or compare plans. This information includes:
- Your Medicare claim number, which is on your Medicare card and on the Medicare Summary of Benefits form you get each time you use your Medicare card
- The dates your Medicare Part A (hospital benefits) and Medicare Part B (medical benefits) first went into effect. Both of these dates should be on your Medicare card.
- Your name, birth date, zip code, and the county you live in
- Information about any drug coverage you already have, including the number and company name, which should be on the ID card
- A list of all the prescription drugs you take and the dose, as well as number of pills you take every day for each drug
What effect will signing up for Medicare Part D have on my getting help from a patient assistance program?
If you get your cancer drugs for free or at a discount from the drug company and don't qualify for Extra Help, you may worry about whether this will change if you enroll in Part D plan. The concern for drug companies is how to continue their programs without violating federal fraud and abuse laws.
Federal law (commonly referred to as the anti-kickback statute) prevents drug makers from giving drugs to Part D enrollees except under certain conditions. The Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General (OIG), which enforces the anti-kickback rules, has said that drug manufacturers may give free or low-priced outpatient prescription drugs to Medicare beneficiaries who do not enroll in Part D. But many drug companies are hesitant to help Medicare beneficiaries.
This is mostly because drug makers view their PAPs as help for people who do not have any drug coverage. Also, drug companies usually only give 1 or 2 drugs through their PAPs – they cannot give total coverage for other prescription drugs the person might need. Drug makers also know that nearly all beneficiaries will be better off if they sign up for Part D as soon as they're eligible.
Drug companies can give free or reduced cost drugs directly to Part D enrollees if certain conditions are met:
- Any help from a PAP cannot count toward a beneficiary's out-of-pocket costs.
- The PAP must notify the Part D plan that the drug is being given to the enrollee outside of the Part D benefit to ensure that no payment is made by the Part D plan for that drug.
- Drug makers must guarantee that the drug will be available for the entire coverage year, and keep accurate records.
Some drug companies do not want to run their PAPs under these conditions. Most drug companies will review applications for assistance on a case-by-case basis, so it may still be worthwhile to check with PAP programs, even if you are enrolled in Part D. But it's up to the drug manufacturer whether or not to offer a PAP and, if they do, whether they will help you.
Cancer patients enrolled in Part D who cannot find a PAP to help them get their drugs may be able to get help through charities that specialize in helping people with co-pays. Drug makers are allowed to give money to independent charities that help needy patients with medical expenses. They can't give money, though, if the charity steers patients toward a certain company's drugs. These charities can be especially helpful for patients with incomes too high to qualify for help from Medicare to pay for their Part D plan, since the charities' income restrictions are often more flexible.
Medicare Part D: Things People With Cancer May Want to Know
- Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage
- Special things people with cancer need to think about
- Who should enroll in Medicare Part D?
- Making a Part D plan decision
- Getting help to pay Medicare Part A and/or Part B premiums (the Medicare Savings Programs)
- Formularies and drug coverage
- Where can I use my Part D drug coverage to fill my prescriptions?
- How much will the Part D drug plan cost?
- Things to know once you've chosen a Part D drug plan
- Switching drug plans in the future
- Frequently asked questions
- Where can I get more help?
- Are you ready to get started?
- References
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Terrorism threatens to shake the foundations of the Navy and NCIS, when the team continues to be eluded by the newest member of the NCIS Most Wanted Wall. Meanwhile, Jimmy Palmer's destination wedding is impacted by the case. Pictured left to right: Jamie Lee Curtis, Daniel Polo and Mark Harmon Photo: Richard Cartwright/CBS ©2012 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Rain brings rainbows, daffodils—and ruts in gravel roads.More than a flower-enabler and a tap dancer on metal rooftops, rain is also a sculptor, leaving thousands of miniature Ohio and Mississippi-like riverbeds to prove it.
Ruts bring to mind the following: 1. The latest lava flow in Hawaii. 2. The Serpent in the Garden of Eden. 3. The Grand Canyon. 4. Getting cut on a piece of glass. 5. The end result of best-laid plans. 6. A piece of unfinished sculpture. 7. The mighty Mississippi as seen from an airplane. Springhouse, P. O. Box 8, Herod, IL 62947


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Agencies Issue FAQ Document Regarding Collateralized Debt Obligations Backed by Trust Preferred Securities under Final Rules Implementing the "Volcker Rule"
Three federal financial institution regulatory agencies today issued a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) document to provide clarification and guidance to banking entities regarding investments in "Covered Funds" and whether collateralized debt obligations backed by trust preferred securities (TruPS CDOs) could be determined to be Covered Funds under the final rules to implement section 619 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
The FAQs are intended to clarify that banking entities that have holdings in TruPS CDOs are not required to sell these holdings immediately under the final rules, but instead may use the conformance period to determine if they can be brought into conformance by the end of the conformance period, which is July 21, 2015.
The document released by the agencies provides an overview of some of the key legal issues banking entities should consider in determining whether holdings of TruPS CDOs are subject to the provision of the final rules implementing section 619, commonly known as the Volcker Rule. The issues identified and discussed in the document are whether a TruPS CDO qualifies in its current form as a Covered Fund under the final rules; whether it can be restructured or otherwise conformed to the final rules by the end of the conformance period of July 21, 2015; and whether a bank's investment in the CDO constitutes an ownership interest.
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A: ) In the last two newsletters we talked about the main causes of nutritional deficiencies in CFS and fibromyalgia. To summarize, these are:
These problems result in widespread nutritional deficiencies. We talked about how using a powdered vitamin supplement (Daily Energy Enfusion Powder by Enzymatic Therapy) can take care of most of your basic micronutrient needs. Using this powder, one good tasting drink and one capsule a day replaces 25 vitamin tablets. This can give you a solid foundation for your (and most anyone's) nutritional support. This product can now be found in most health food stores as well as on my web site at www.EndFatigue.com. As noted previously, 100 percent of my royalties for making these products are donated to charity.
I would now (and in the upcoming newsletter #16) like to discuss additional nutrients that, although not critical, can be very helpful in the initial treatment of CFS and fibromyalgia. Most of these only need to be taken for 3-9 months, after which time taking the powder and digestive enzymes by themselves should be adequate for most people.
Although these nutrients (and the ones discussed in the upcoming newsletter) can be very helpful, most of you will find that for the long run using the Daily Energy Enfusion Powder and the CompleteGest digestive enzymes (both by Enzymatic Therapy), avoiding excess sugar and increasing your water and salt intake will do a good job of handling your nutritional support. Some patients also find that a high-protein, low simple carbohydrate "whole foods" diet is also helpful. Still, these additional nutrients can be very helpful for many people with CFS and fibromyalgia during their "recovery/rebuilding" phase. The products noted above are available in most health food stores and can also be found on my web site at www.endfatigue.com or by calling 800-333-5287(800-feel-btr).


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Junior Caitlin Anderson was the top finisher for the Lady Bisons, covering the 5-K course at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, Ky., in a time of 18:50.60.
Rounding out the top five for the Lady Bisons were sophomore Catherine Beals (19:17.31), sophomore Louisa Van Batavia (19:19.41), junior Jenny Randolph (19:30.54), freshman Shelby Marvel (19:40.05).
Senior Ryan Chastain was the top finisher for the Bisons. He covered the 8-K course in a time of 25:01.07.
The top four finishers behind Chastain were freshman Ashton Fisher (25:54.12), freshman Tim Muller (26:32.15), Jeff Musick (26:39.90) and Trace Carlson (26:45.13).
Louisville, the race host, won the men's event. Purdue was first in the women's division. The University of Kentucky was second in both divisions.


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The postcard collection was started by Bill and Judy Lynch over 30 years ago. Both daughter, Tracie and granddaughter, Halie have been active participants as well. The collection is being shared with the Spartanburg County Public Libraries, to allow anyone with an interest in Spartanburg's history access to these postcard images.
In its entirety the collection has approximately 1,200 postcards. Most of the postcards and the images associated with them were published during the 20th century (1900-1999). A small portion predate that time period.
Included in the William Lynch Postcard Collection are images by several photographers and artists. The scope of the collection is very broad including images of local churches, textile mills, hotels, and schools. It also reflects the cultural heritage and industry of the area with images of various individuals, store owners, and laborers. Spartanburg once was a center for military support with both Camp Wadsworth (WWI) and Camp Croft (WWII) and this collection contains photos from both of these military camps.
Probably the most endearing characteristic of this postcard collection is the handwritten personal messages found on many of the postcards. These messages provide a glimpse of life and culture during the time the messages were composed. Some messages are funny, some are sweet, and some are quite sad, but all give an incredibly personal look at the spectrum of societal pressures and hardships, the various educational levels achieved by the writers, and their overall general impressions of the Spartanburg area.
William (Bill) a Wofford College Graduate, is an amateur historian of Spartanburg County History and an avid collector of paper items of historical significance, especially picture postcards. He is a native of Rutherford County, North Carolina and moved to Spartanburg after marrying Judy, the daughter of a local peach grower. Bill is a retired textile manager and spent his last 22 working years at Tietex International.
Copies from the collection may be purchased, with certain restrictions.