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A supply of your prescription medications (in case you are too sick to go to the store), nonprescription drugs, and other health supplies, including pain relievers, stomach remedies, cough and cold medicines, fluids with electrolytes, vitamins, rubbing alcohol, and thermometers.

A PLACE in the final of the Antrim Intermediate Football Championship is on offer at Dunsilly on Sunday when Davitt’s face Dunloy.
Both sides scored eye-catching wins on the road in the quarter-finals with Dunloy accounting for Aldergrove, while Davitt’s enjoyed a three-point victory at Glenavy to continue what has been a very good season for the Falls Road men.
Goals proved the difference on the day for Sean McKenna’s side as Tony McGrattan and Marcus Toner netted to upset the odds and they will again be outsiders for many against a Dunloy side that has consistently been involved at the business end of the competition over the past number of years.
Yet the underdog tag did the West Belfast men no harm at all against Glenavy and they were worthy winners according to their manager, with the manner of performance the most pleasing aspect as his side aim to take what would be a massive step in their development.
“I thought we deserved it and from start to finish we were the better side,” McKenna reflected.
“They had their 10-minute spell when we went down to 14 men, but I think in the second half especially we were very solid.
Dunloy are laden with quality players and many of Antrim hurling’s high-profile names are equally adept with the big ball.
Keelan Molloy, Conal Cunning and Nigel Elliott have all shone throughout the campaign as they bounced back from an opening round loss to Sarsfield’s to qualify from their group and then sounded warning that the elusive Intermediate title remains firmly in their sighs with that victory at Aldergrove.
They have plenty of pedigree in this competition and the club’s hurlers enjoying a bye into the semi-finals will have given the football preparations as boost as Davitt’s played in a Junior quarter-final last weekend.
Yet it seems all came through unscathed and will be ready for action on Sunday with Padraig McParland’s recovery from injury to play a starring role against Glenavy another big boost for the city side.
“There is no doubt everyone is going to have Dunloy as favourites,” McKenna accepts.
 Over the past six or seven years I think they have been in four Intermediate finals and have yet to win one.
The Falls Road club had made little headway in the championship in recent years, but that has all changed as they are now just 60 minutes away from an Intermediate final.
Add in a very solid league campaign where they finished third in Division Two and it is clear the trajectory they are on.
Regardless of the outcome this weekend, they will have made huge strides this season, but there is no desire to see the journey for 2022 end now and they will be keen to score another big win.
Dunloy is a greater challenge than Glenavy, but momentum can be a wonderful thing and with both sides coming in on the crest of a wave, they will both feel they have what it takes to reach the decider.
“One of the points some the lads made (at the start of the year) was that they had never won a championship match in a few years and now we have finished third in the league and into the semi-final,” McKenna noted.
“We have as good a chance as anyone to progress, so it’s great for the lads.
Scared of ED action, Raut adopts 'offence is the best defence' strategy against BJP!
NewDelhi: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut is scared of central agencies. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had sent a notice to his wife regarding a 10-year-old transaction.
His wife also appeared before the ED and said that she had taken a loan from an old friend, which has now been returned.
Even after that, the eyes of the central agencies remained on Raut. Later action was taken by the central agencies against one of Sanjay's close businessman Praveen Raut.
Many leaders close to Raut are on the target of central agencies, for which he has written a letter to Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu and other opposition leaders saying that pressure is being put on him through central agencies to topple the Maharashtra government.
Actually, Raut is afraid of g e t t i n g caught in the investigation, so he is trying to position himself well in advance.
Along with this, he has also started intimidating BJP leaders also, as a side tactic. He has adopted a strategy of attack to defend himself. Raut has claimed that some Maharashtra BJP leaders will soon be behind bars. He has talked about 'three and half' i.e. three and a half leaders going to jail.
This means that three big leaders and one small leader will be trapped. But, on the hindsight, is he not weakening his own case by making such announcements?
After this announcement, if any agency of the state government takes action, then it will be considered as an act of political vendetta and it will be easy for them to get relief from the court.
That's when it seems that he is pressurizing the BJP leaders by intimidating them that if they want to survive, then the action against Raut will have to be stopped.Google Inc on Friday lost its bid to keep an anti-Islamic film on its YouTube video sharing website while it appealed a federal appeals court order that the company said would have "devastating effects" if allowed to stand.
Earlier this week, a panel of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals voted 2-1 to reject Google's assertion that the removal of the film ‘Innocence of Muslims’, which sparked protests across the Muslim world, amounted to a prior restraint of speech that violated the US Constitution.
In a court filing on Thursday, Google argued that the video should remain accessible to the public while it asks that a larger, 11-judge 9th Circuit panel review the issue. Google called this week's opinion "unprecedented" and "sweeping."
However, the 9th Circuit on Friday rejected Google's request in a brief order. Google representatives could not immediately be reached for comment.
The plaintiff, Cindy Lee Garcia, had objected to the film after learning that it incorporated a clip she had made for a different movie, which had been partially dubbed.
Garcia's attorney, Cris Armenta, opposed Google's request to repost the video while the appeal proceeds. The actress received death threats as a result of her appearance in the film.
The controversial film, billed as a film trailer, sparked a torrent of anti-American unrest among Muslims in Egypt, Libya and other countries in 2012.
Google had refused to remove the film from YouTube despite pressure from the White House and others, though it blocked the trailer in Egypt, Libya and certain other countries.
In court filings, Google argued that Garcia appeared in the film for five seconds, and that while she might have legal claims against the director, she should not win a copyright lawsuit against Google. The film has now become an important part of public debate, Google argued, and should not be taken down.
But Garcia argued that her performance within the film was independently copyrightable and that she retained an interest in that copyright. The 9th Circuit panel agreed on Wednesday.
In its court filing on Thursday, Google said the 9th Circuit order would produce "devastating effects" if allowed to stand.
"Minor players in everything from Hollywood films to home videos can wrest control of those works from their creators," Google wrote, "and service providers like YouTube will lack the ability to determine who has a valid copyright claim."
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