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Welcome to St. Peter's in LaGrange… where we live, love, learn the faith, and grow disciples of Christ.
St. Peter's Catholic Church is a parish family enriched and blessed with many ministries whereby everyone can live as Disciples of Christ and discover what it means to celebrate our love for God and grow in our Catholic faith.
Encountering Jesus and God's love in our daily lives is the invitation that we all have in answering our Baptismal call of Jesus Christ. I look forward to seeing you at Mass and at our many Parish events and activities. If I or any member of our parish staff can be of any assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call. I look forward to meeting you and celebrating God's love as we strive "To live, love, learn the faith, and grow [as] Disciples of Christ."
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Rallies held week before Taiwan presidential poll
Holding balloons and waving flags, tens of thousands of Taiwanese paraded throughout the island Sunday to support their favored presidential candidates less than a week before what is expected to be an extremely tight election.
President Ma Ying-jeou, who has improved relations with rival China during his 3 1/2 years in office, led a large crowd of supporters in a three-mile (five-kilometer) march down a main Taipei thoroughfare.
"If you want peace with the mainland and friendly international communities, join me and let's walk together," the 61-year-old Ma told supporters.
Ma's Nationalist Party said at least 200,000 people joined the Taipei parade. Police did not give an estimate.
Pro-Ma parades were held simultaneously in three other cities.
Polls indicate that Ma is locked in a virtual dead heat with his main challenger, Tsai Ing-wen of the opposition Democratic Progressive party, ahead of Saturday's election.
The 55-year-old Tsai stood on a truck encased with bulletproof glass as she cruised the streets of the southern city of Tainan, waving to prospective voters. Thousands of her supporters also staged a parade in Taichung city in central Taiwan.
During his term, Ma has tied Taiwan's high-tech economy closer to China's vast markets through a series of initiatives, including a far-reaching tariff-slashing agreement and the launching of hundreds of weekly cross-strait flights.
The result has been significantly lowered tensions with China, from which the island split amid civil war in 1949. China still claims the island as part of its own.
Tsai faces mounting skepticism on whether Taiwan could continue the China trade agreements if she is elected. Unlike Ma, she has refused to renounce possible moves to formalize the island's de facto independence, to the ire of China.
However, Tsai has gained wide support by attacking Ma's economic policies, saying they have spurred income inequality and made it difficult for young Taiwanese to afford decent housing.
On Sunday, Tsai said that if elected, she will create a new political culture by formulating policies together with the Nationalists and other opponents.
"We will meet people's expectations for political tolerance, understanding and cooperation," she said.
Though polls have showed Ma holding a tiny edge, a surge by third-party candidate James Soong - a former member of Ma's Nationalist Party - would likely take more votes away from Ma than Tsai.

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Domino's dominates illegal parking
Hoboken illegal parking champ: Domino's Pizza
Hoboken411 reader Scott noticed how Domino's Pizza downtown "must be making a killing," due to the number of illegally parked delivery cars they had (five).
Poor Hoboken bike lanes were blocked too, but curiously, even the hard-core bikers in town must be afraid of the rain – because no one was using them.
Funny thing is that this is just a block from Mayor Dawn Zimmer's house – and considering she's a huge proponent of said bike lanes, you would think that this racket would be shut down ASAP.
Unless, of course, she has an under-the-table deal for "free pizza for your silence…?"


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Hazlewood, Marsh lead Australia to series victory
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Josh Hazlewood starred with the ball and Shaun Marsh did the heavy lifting with the bat as Australia clinched a series victory over New Zealand by winning the first day-night Test inside three days.
Already sure of at least a drawn series, hosts Australia held a 22-run lead after the first innings and had reduced New Zealand to 116-5 in their second innings by the close of day two.
The tourists were all out for 208, giving Australia a target of 187 to win in Adelaide, as the bowlers continued to dictate proceedings with the pink ball, Hazlewood taking a further three wickets to finish the second innings with Test-best figures of 6-70.
Three quick New Zealand wickets set up a tense chase but Marsh's 49 and strong partnerships with Adam Voges (28) and younger sibling Mitchell (28) - the brothers batting together for the first time in Tests - gave Australia command.
After both Marsh brothers and Peter Nevill (10) departed it was left to Peter Siddle (9 not out) to hit the winning runs and deal New Zealand their first Test series loss since June 2013.
Hazlewood set up the win with a fine display, striking in the second over of day three to remove BJ Watling (7) and then dismissing Mark Craig (15) caught behind to take his fifth wicket of the innings.
Doug Bracewell helped keep the scoreboard ticking over for New Zealand with an unbeaten 27 but Test debutant Mitchell Santner (45) and Tim Southee (13) fell to Nathan Lyon (1-36) and Mitchell Marsh (3-59) respectively.
Hazlewood secured career-best figures by cleaning up Trent Boult (5), but the left-armer had Australia three down less than 14 overs into their chase.
Boult (5-60) trapped Joe Burns (11) lbw and dismissed Australia captain Steve Smith (14) in the same manner on review after David Warner (35) had edged Bracewell (1-37) to Southee at second slip.
However, Voges and Shaun Marsh tilted the momentum back in Australia's favour by taking the hosts to three figures before the final session.
After Voges fell to Boult, the Marsh siblings picked up the pace in an attempt to take the game away from the Black Caps, Mitchell's 29-ball cameo featuring two fours and a six, which he followed by skying Santner to Kane Williamson.
A tentative stroke saw Shaun Marsh's gutsy spell at the crease ended by Boult and nerves were jangling as Nevill, Australia's final recognised batsman, inside-edged the same bowler to Watling, who took a stunning catch to his left.
The tense mood in the Adelaide Oval was hardly sated as Mitchell Starc - nursing a fractured foot - limped out to join Siddle, but the 31-year-old held his nerve after finding fielders and smashing the stumps with a glorious straight drive that would have won the match to finally squeeze the victorious runs through point.


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In fact, such an unusual thing was it back in the Seventies, that I used to feel a bit embarrassed doing training runs in my kit.
I think we used to run after dark largely to avoid the ridicule. Seriously, there were certain estates round our way that you used to avoid because the kids used to chuck things at you and call you names. One thing, for sure, you never saw a woman out there running.
It is not like that anymore. Running has become so popular, it is an unusual Sunday when you do not see dozens out on the streets.
These are not just serious athletes in training, it is a leisure choice for hundreds of thousands of people, a lot of them women. I organise a couple of mass-participation runs every season – 10ks and marathons – and there are almost as many women involved as men.
To my mind, there is one reason why there are so many more female runners these days: Paula Radcliffe. She has inspired a whole generation to put on their trainers and pull up their long running socks. Actually, I do not even need to use her surname.
She is one of those people whose achievements mean she is recognised simply by her first name. Say Paula to anyone – if they are interested in athletics or not – and chances are they will know who you mean.
I cannot tell you how unusual that is among athletes. Recognition is not widespread; most of us quickly fade from the national consciousness. Paula has transcended that. Maybe only Daley can match her on the name recognition front. And the really great thing is, she is still running competitively.
On Sunday she participated in the Vienna Half-Marathon. Even though she struggled, the fact that she is still competing as a 38-year-old mother of two is incredibly inspiring for the rest of us.
Of course, there are those who might wonder why she keeps going. If she cannot win anymore – and the chances of her taking the gold medal in the Olympic marathon are much lower than they once were – what is the point? But the desire to prove yourself is a feeling that does not leave you easily.
If, even in your late thirties, you still have the drive to try to run in a big event, why should you stop? It is nothing to do with achievement, it is to do with your personal circumstances, your goals and ambitions. Eight years ago, she had the ambition to win an Olympic marathon. Now she has already conceded that she would be happy just to win a bronze medal. It is equally valid.
Managing your own expectations is the hardest thing for an athlete as you grow older. She will need to understand what she is capable of at this point in her career. You might not be as good as you used to be, you have to recognise that and work with it.
That said, even at 95 per cent of what she was, Paula Radcliffe is still world class. Her body is perhaps not as resolute, she has had injuries, she will have to train a bit differently. The most important thing for her is to live in this year, this moment, with the body she now has.
Really, after the long, long lay-off she had had, until she stood on the start line in Vienna she would not have known where she was at.
One thing we know, there will be enormous affection for her. Everyone will be willing her on. Which is a very different thing from assuming she will win. The helpful thing for her is that the level of expectation on her will be much lower than eight years ago. In the lead-up to the marathon in Athens, she was placed in a really difficult position.
The whole country expected her to win, but people who had seen her in training immediately could recognise there was a problem. But you do not want to tell people preparations are not going well, particularly not your rivals, so she could not go public about her injury.
A lot of us who knew her thought as she stood on the start line in Athens, oh dear, I wonder what is going to happen, while people at home were thinking she is going to win this. And, of course, she did not, the injury caught up with her.
This time, people will be wondering what is going to happen, but in a nice way. There is absolutely no pressure on her. She can enjoy it, not thinking about injury, her state of fitness or what the rest of us expect her to do. She can just run it as hard as she can. And in those circumstances, in a race as unpredictable as a marathon, well, you never know.
The main reason she worked so hard to get to the start line in Vienna, is because of London. I had dinner with her the other night and she was saying how she cannot even imagine how brilliant it will be to run an Olympic marathon at home, what the atmosphere and support will be like. For her, just being there is an ambition in itself. I can understand that. If only I could be on the start line, too.


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<b>New and Upcoming Exhibits
</b>The Art League, in Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St., presents "Hidden Sky" by Cristy West. Her works will be on display from Nov. 8-Dec. 3. Free. Visit www.theartleague.org or 703-683-1780.
Caroline and Erik Hottenstein will be exhibiting "Jamestown and Olde Virginia," showing illustrations and observations depicting historic views, reconstructed scenes, historic homes, aspects of -daily colonial life, natural history, native Virginia plants and artifacts from the Alexandria Archaelogy Museum. Exhibition on view at the Green Spring Gardens' Historic House, 4603 Green Spring Road, from Oct. 31 through Dec. 28. Visit www.greenspring.org or call 703-941-7987 for more information.
The Art League Gallery, located in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St., presents "Food for Thought" from Nov. 7-Dec. 3. The multimedia exhibit explores the culture of food by many of the members. Free. Visit www.theartleague.org or 703-683-1780.
Carlyle House presents an exhibit on the mourning practices of 18th-century Virginia called "Death Comes to Carlyle House: An 18th Century Virginia Home in Mourning" is your chance to take the beautiful history of Carlyle House under the guise of an authentic state of mourning. Runs through Nov. 4 at 321 S. Fairfax St. For information about Carlyle House or the Death Comes to Carlyle House exhibit, call 703-549-2997.
"Inspired By the Garden," the Botanical Art Society of the National Capital Region's Annual Juried Exhibition, is being held at Green Spring Gardens Horticultural Center in Alexandria from Nov. 1 through Dec. 28. Free. In addition to original works, botanical prints and notecards are available for purchase. Visit www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/gsgp or 703-642-5173.
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</b> Art Whino will open a gallery at 717 N. Saint Asaph St. Derrick Wolbaum will be the solo artist. The exhibit runs through Oct. 30. Free. 703-462-4135.
See 18th century items on loan from local resident Loring G. Starnes through October at Carlyle House Historic Park, 121 N. Fairfax St. The pieces selected include maps, paintings, prints ivory and silver. Contact Carlyle House Historic Park at 703-549-2997 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
A Show of Hands, 2204 Mount Vernon Ave., is hosting local glass artist Brian Costner, exhibiting his kilnformed glass platters and bowls through October. A Show of Hands features locally made gifts, jewelry and art. All items are unique and handcrafted. 703-683-2905 or visit www.ashowofhands.biz for more.
Printmakers Studio presents "MIXT" through Oct. 31 at Printmakers Studio 325 in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St. Isabel Field demonstrates how using old ideas and images in a new way can bring freshness to the subject. Free. Visit www.torpedofactory.org or 703-683-1342.
The Elizabeth Stone Gallery presents artwork by Mercer Mayer, illustrator of "A Boy, A Dog and A Frog," through Oct. 31 at the gallery, 1127 King St. Free. Visit www.elizabethstonegallery.com or 703-706-0025.
The Springfield Art Guild is holding an art show through Oct. 31 at Franconia Government Center, 6121 Franconia Road. Features 20 works of art are displayed and for sale. 703-971-6262.
<b>Ongoing Exhibits
</b>The Art League in the Torpedo Factory is holding an off-site sculpture exhibition "The Art League Sculptors at Washington Square" in Washington Square's atrium, 1050 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C., through Nov. 2. The exhibit showcases an array of works by Art League artists, including Art League School instructors, and members of the Torpedo Factory Artists Association. Visit www.theartleague.org for more.
Principle Gallery presents "New Works" by Martin Poole through Nov. 2 at the gallery, 208 King St. See landscapes, still life and more. Free. Visit www.principlegallery.com or 703-739-9326.
Fiberworks in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St., presents Candace Edgerley's exhibit "Trace Elements" through Nov. 4. Browse hand-dyed silks, cottons and linens turned into wall pieces, art quilts and clothing. Visit www.torpedofactory.org for more.
See "Going Places," oil paintings by Marcia Toepfer through Nov. 4 at The Loft Gallery, 313 Mill St., Occoquan. She has had exhibits at the Art League Gallery and Green Springs Park. 703-490-1117.
Arlington Artists Alliance presents "Down that Road—Landscapes" by Amber Kelley through Nov. 4. Located at Cassatt's Kiwi Café & Gallery, 4536 Lee Highway. Features meteorological events, stretches of road and more. Free. Visit www.arlingtonartistsalliance.org or 703-527-3330.
The Art League presents Raka Bose Saha's Solo Exhibit, "The Brilliance of Mother Earth," at The Art League Gallery, located in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St. Runs through Nov. 5. Free. Her paintings portray the American Landscape. Visit www.theartleague.org or 703-683-1780.
Gallery Indigo will present the first solo exhibition of "Elder Fairy illustrations" by Sheryl Robin Gordon through Nov. 5. Gallery Indigo is located at street level, 1607 King St. For information about the exhibition contact Nina Tisara, 703-838-8098.
The von Breahler ltd/Gallery presents the works of Yuri Kokoyanin. The Gallery has special interest n Russian-born artist. Kokoyanin paints the mundane in a new light. The exhibit will open Saturday and Sunday Sept. 15 and 16 and it will run until Nov. 11. The Gallery is located at 1437 Powhatan St. Contact Bob Murray at 703-798-8686 for more information.
See "Musical Notes" through Nov. 18 at Potomac Craftsmen Fiber Gallery Studio 18, in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St. Free. Visit www.torpedofactory.org or 703-838-4565.
Target Gallery, 105 N. Union St., presents "Sweet Struggle" by Andrea Reed through Dec. 2. She was the winner of the Open Exhibition spot. Free. Visit www.torpedofactory.org or 703-838-4565.
Scope Gallery presents "Festive Entertaining" through Nov. 25 in Studio 19 in the Torpedo Factory, 105 N. Union St. Free. Features work by the Ceramic Guild. Visit www.torpedofactory.org or 703-838-4565.
Convergence presents the exhibit "Body of Christ" through Dec. 14 at 1801 N. Quaker Lane. Free. Visit www.convergenceccf.net for more.
The City of Alexandria Commission for the Arts will sponsor a new gallery exhibition at the Beatley Central Library, 5005 Duke St., through Dec. 31. The exhibition features work by painter Marian Van Landingham and sculptor Mirella Monti Belshé. To request a reasonable accommodation or to request materials in an alternative format, call Cheryl Anne Colton at 703-838-6348 (TTY 703.838.4902) or e-mail at email@example.com.
The Alexandria Black History Museum presents "God Has Made a Way in Leesburg" photography exhibit through Dec. 31 at the museum, 902 Wythe St. See images by Big Al Carter, which showcases his family members and their community in Leesburg during the 1970s. Free. Visit www.alexblackhistory.org or 703-836-4356.
"Salon Eight Presents: an Exhibition of Painting," a new art exhibit featuring landscapes, still life's and an array of botanical subjects will be on display at the American Horticultural Society's River Farm, 7931 East Boulevard Drive, through Jan. 4. The show includes work by eight locally-known artists, working in different media, who share in common the artist's passion for interpreting personal perceptions through expressive choice of color, line, form, composition, and perspective. For information, contact Trish Gibson, Events Manager at River Farm 703-768-5700, ext 1114.
New exhibitions showcasing the works of two artists are on display in the galleries at the Dr. Oswald Durant Memorial Center, 1605 Cameron St., and the City Manager's Gallery, 301 King St. Acrylic and oil paintings by Nihal Kececi will be on exhibit at the Durant Center through Oct. 31; monotypes and oil on paper by Betsy Anderson will be featured at the City Manager's Gallery through Jan. 6, 2008. Appointments to view these works can be made during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., by calling 703-838-6348. For more information about the artists and about other programs of the Alexandria Commission for the Arts, visit www.alexandriacommissionforthearts.org.
See Civil War drawings by soldier, artist, and musician William Lydston, Jr. through March 1, 2008 at Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site, 4301 W. Braddock Road . William Lydston, Jr. was a professional artist who lied about his age to join the Union army. For more information, call 703-838-4848.


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Employers don't plan to boost pay raises despite the tight labor market
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Employees shouldn't get their hopes up for a big salary boost in 2020. Despite low unemployment and a tight labor market, U.S. employers plan to hold the line on budgeted pay raises next year.
Most companies will offer a 3% increase, which is where raises have hovered for the past decade, a new report by global advisory, broking and solutions company Willis Towers Watson finds. Instead of pay raises, companies are relying on discretionary bonuses, performance and other incentives to recognize and reward top performers.
In areas where it is still very difficult to find labor or talent — such as cyber security, user experience, e-commerce and marketing — employers are getting creative beyond traditional annual salary increases.
"Employers are carving out increase pools for their high-potential and top performing employees, setting aside premium pay for highly valued skills, considering market adjustments for critical segments and providing more frequent increases outside of the annual cycle for in-demand jobs," says Catherine Hartmann, North America rewards leader at Willis Towers Watson.
See also: Employees prefer promotions to raises
Even with low unemployment rates, some employers are feeling uncertain about what the market will bear in 2020 and, therefore, continue to be selective on where they spend their compensation dollars, Hartmann says.
Companies continue to reward their top performers with significantly larger pay raises than average performing employees. Employees receiving the highest possible rating were granted an average increase of 4.6% this year, which is 70% higher than the 2.7% increase granted to those receiving an average rating, according to the report.
Employers are projecting discretionary bonuses — generally paid for special projects or one-time achievements — will average 5.9% of salary for exempt employees, compared with 5.3% of salary granted for discretionary bonuses last year.
Companies should take a step back and look at their programs holistically, Hartmann suggests.
"Pay is a very important component and you need to be more competitive to be able to attract people to your organization. However, there are other reasons why people join your company, and it's important to look at those as well," she says.
See also: Employers boost benefits at faster pace than salaries
In many cases, employers turn to competitive wellness benefits packages — including parental leave, elder care and sabbatical programs — to attract and retain employees, Hartmann adds.
"It's about making people feel whole in other ways besides pay," she says. "It could be about work environment, free food for employees, flexibility to work at home or giving employees access to great technology. For the average employee, there are many things beyond pay that employers are looking at to keep people on board and engage them."


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1. Re: CapSense CSX (Mutual Capacitance) Access To Raw DataYuvaM_36 Oct 24, 2016 11:18 PM (in response to pacrc_1517661)
CSX alone can't be used for water rejection. You have to use CSD also for this purpose since their response to the water is opposite. The other option is to use shield with CSD mode. Similar to CSD you should be able to access the rawcount for CSX also.
2. Re: CapSense CSX (Mutual Capacitance) Access To Raw Datapacrc_1517661 Oct 27, 2016 1:14 AM (in response to pacrc_1517661)
Looked through the CapSense generated software. One potential method for accessing the CSX raw count seems to be:-
CapSense_1_FLASH_WD_STRUCT const *ptrFlashWdgt;
ptrFlashWdgt = &CapSense_1_dsFlash.wdgtArray[i]; <-- Widget index here
CapSense_1_RAM_SNS_STRUCT *ptrSns = ptrFlashWdgt->ptr2SnsRam;
sensorRaw[i] = ptrSns->raw[0];
It actually doesn't seem to work (the code freezes), however that could potentially be another issue. . There doesn't seem to be a clean API for accessing the count/raw data.


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INCOMING!!!!!!Posted: December 6, 2012 Filed under: Girl distractions, Wisdom 21 Comments
Ok, this one has been sitting in the drafts for a minute. But it came up again watching a Patrice O'neal special and having it brought up with a female friend. I asked her if her and her dude "went raw" and she admitted they did (she's on birth control). I already know that that's something pretty special for a woman. It's not something she let's many guys do. My last 3 girlfriends went to the "I hate condoms" route pretty quick. After the tests and assurance of BC, we went at it. Honestly, I HATE condoms, when I ONS or have sex outside commitment, I bag up. PERIOD.
I finally asked about what she liked about me firing a round off inside her and the best explanation I got was, "it's just so warm."
Apparently intimacy can be replaced by putting on a snuggie and having a cup of hot tea. Thanks baby-cakes, I REALLY feel special now. Look, I get the biology: semen contains high levels of testosterone which is absorbed by the woman and releases a pleasurable, calming sensation. I get it. And I realize it's a very powerful bonding sensation for a couple. It's intimacy at its highest level. But I'm not a woman. There's just something about it that feels good, but there isn't the same connection to it that I know women have. Whether I blast inside her or make a mess on her stomach/back is irrelevant to me.
I realize you ladies may be blushing but I'm serious about this. I'm assuming the women to chime in will most likely be the married ladies as they have a deep connection to their partners. But I've ALWAYS wondered about it from a female perspective. I do notice a gf get's very relaxed and seem to hae this "aaaaaah" wash over them for the next few hours. "what, you're going out for a bit to have a few beers with john…..um-kay."
So ladies, care to share? WHAT exactly about this is so special to you? Don't be shy.
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Smooth, Danny.
You set this shit up two days in advance.
Hmmm, I can't really relate to this one. Only happened a couple times because the pill didn't agree with me at all…
Every woman I've ever been with told me she wanted me to cum inside her.
"It gets all in the crevices and it feels great!"
"I like that warm feeling when it goes in."
"It feels so hot when it comes out."
hmmmm….i've only been told about the "warm" feeling. the 3 gf's in question seemed embarrassed to discuss it. the single mom i was popping DID NOT want more kids and had her tubes tied. she TOLD me to blast inside her. she actually gave me shit once for pulling out.
i saved up, took a shitload of tribulus over 3-4 days, ate tons of bananas and pineapple and peter north'd her. lol. her response-
"dammit Danny….what a waste." lol.
Peter North?
She told you to come, but you were already there.
Interesting…bananas and pineapple, huh? Sounds like they could work in some kind of smoothie.
the potassium increases the sperm levels and makes your nut taste better, per said gf.
Win win in my book. They're good fruit to eat.
danny we need your massive man gunk recipe. It will definitely be a top post.
seriously. lol. it's VERY goggleable.
I know but I want your take and editorializing. I'm giving you topics man!
[…] *This post inspired by danny. Girls like it raw. […]


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Mitchells Way wins at Carlisle 12th November
Mitchells Way ran in the Class 4 Novice hurdle today at Carlisle over 2 mile 3 & a half furlongs. His usual partner Fearghal Davis was aboard the Alan Swinbank trained 5 year old.
The conditions were described as soft and from the off , Fearghal chose to ride Mitchells Way more prominently than usual, keeping him a neck off the leader for the most part.
At 4 out, Fearghal decided to take up the running and asked Mitchells Way to go on, at this point Mitchells Way and the eventual runner up – Snowed In looked to be travelling best of all.
Approaching the last it looked as though the runner up would make a bold bid to go up the rail but as all good jockeys do, Fearghal closed off this option promptly. Mitchells Way battled on and won bravely by a length.
This was his 10th start and having finished 2nd on 3 of those outings , this was a well-deserved success for all involved.
Congratulations to all of his owners and we hope he can go on from this and give you more good days out.
The trophy was collected by Mr and Mrs John Mein, having their 1st win as racehorse owners.
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Deaths from COPD in 2002 in the UK numbered 28,500 of which 84% were smokers demonstrating a clear link between the inhalation of tobacco smoke and the disease as is the case with lung cancer.
Emphysema is the destruction of the lung leading to loss of surface area, alveoli (air sacks in the lungs) and the loss of elasticity. Chronic bronchitis manifests itself through swollen bronchii and over production of mucus within the lung. It is characterised by daily coughing, bringing up sputum. Both emphysema and
lead to slow, debilitating and frustrating deaths for their victims.
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After relief is obtained the sufferer should take to natural feeding because if that is not done, the disease is likely to recur and it may become chronic. Breathing exercises, a friction sponge (rubbing the body with a hand towel dipped in water and wrung out) should be taken twice or thrice weekly.
Treatment: The sufferer from
must fast for as long as the acute symptoms last. He should only take water and orange juice. An all fruit diet should be taken when the fever attendant upon
has gone down and the breathing is easier. A lot salt bath every night or alternative nights will be beneficial during the acute stage of disease. A wet pack should be applied to the upper part of the chest every day. Hot towels (dipped in hot water and wrung out) applied to the chest are also helpful. The phlegm sticking to the insides of the bronchial tubes will be dislodged and the sufferer will feel an immediate relief in breathing. After the hot compresses, a cold compress should be applied.
Stomach cancer took 1,650 lives in 2002 but is found in 35% of men compared with only 11% of female smokers. It is reasonable therefore to draw the same conclusion about the causes as for bladder cancer between men and women.
How Much N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) Should You Take For Treating Bronchitis? For treating
, you can take up to 500mg of n-acetyl cysteine (NAC) supplements three times a day.
Clinical trials found that n-acetyl cysteine (NAC) supplements were an effective treatment for
chronic bronchitis
. Apart from helping to reduce mucus within the lungs, it also helped to reduce cough severity in
All in all, there were over 114,000 premature deaths in 2002 from cigarette smoking, mostly from cancer, but also from heart disease and pulmonary (lung) disease. The best way to improve ones chances of not suffering from a shortened life and succumbing to one of the diseases mentioned in this article is by quitting smoking once and for all. Benefits have been clearly documented and the sooner smokers quit, the bigger the benefits of quitting become on their life expectancy. Indeed, smokers who quit before they reach thirty, statistically negate virtually all the ill health effect of smoking and can generally expect to live as long as a non-smoking contemporary.
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Bronchitis is of two types - acute & chronic. Acute
or the short term
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Chronic bronchitis
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1. This type of
is the most common one for the winter season, especially among children. 2. The viruses attack the child's lining of bronchial tree that leads to infection. The swelling heightens as the child's body combats with the attack of the viruses.
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Pancreatic cancer is another cancer that is less prevalent in smokers than the general population. Indeed 20% of men and 26% of women dying from the disease in 2002 were smokers, suggesting parity with women and a disparity with men. It may be reasonable therefore to assume that there are other contributory factors in male pancreatic cancers.
Finally, heart disease is the biggest single killer in the UK with over a quarter of a million deaths a year as a result of its various forms. Of all the major forms of heart disease, ischaemic heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, aortic aneurysm, myocardial degeneration and atherosclerosis, the percentage of smokers suffering from aortic aneuryism was just under 60%. All other forms of heart disease showed near 26% or below. This suggests that smoking may not be the main contributory factor but it almost certainly will have had an impact.
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i. Runny nose ii. Followed by cough iii. Slight fever iv. Experiencing pain in the back & muscle area v. Sore throat vi. Getting chills
14. Along side, antihistamines must also be prevented as these can worsen the cough of the child. 15. In order to avoid recurring acute
for the child, you must ensure that the child washes his hands well regularly.
In the disease of
, the air passages amidst the child's lungs & nose swell up owing to the viral infection. This affects the child's bronchi. Bronchi refer to the tubes where in the air passes through in to & out of the child's lungs. Many a times, the tracheas & windpipe are also affected by this inflammation.
3. As the swelling increases, more & more mucus is produced in the body. 4. The child is most likely to develop
acute bronchitis
in case the causative virus of the ailment is inhaled in the air that they breathe or it can get passed over from a person coughing.
Kidney cancer is another cancer where smokers are seen less frequently than non-smokers in the statistics. The next disease we shall look at is the non-cancerous, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD. The disease manifests itself mainly in two forms, being emphysema and
chronic bronchitis
11. Some times the medical practitioners recommend some asthma related medications for the child. These medications help the child release the mucus jammed inside the child's bronchi tubes. Usually with these medications an inhaler is also prescribed.
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Some sources suggest that pneumonia is more likely to kill in smokers but only 17% of the 36,000 fatal pneumonia cases were found in smokers suggesting this is not the case.
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Death from cancer of the upper respiratory tract was found at a rate of 66% in smokers, nearly three times the percentage of smokers. Note though that women sufferers represented half of their cohort compared with three quarters of men, suggesting upper respiratory cancer is more likely in men than in women smokers.
Next, bladder cancer takes over 1,800 lives per year of which 37% are found to be smokers. However, only 19% of female cases were smokers compared with 47% of male cases. It is fair to assume that there are other factors more prevalent in female bladder cancer other than smoking but the link is clear in men.
iii. Lung Tests iv. Pulse Oximetry v. Sputum cultures 10. To cure the acute
among children the key word is taking rest. You must ensure that the child takes a good & well balanced meal. Also, drinking loads of non-caffeinated fluids is very helpful. Another key tip to cure this ailment is maintaining the in the surroundings of the child. You can do this by placing room humidifiers or keeping wet towels in several places in the house.
12. To relieve the child's fever and the feeling of discomfort, analgesics are also a part of the prescription. 13. The parents and/or caregivers must note that hey should not give aspirin to the child who is suffering with bronchitis. This can lead to devastating results and other ailments like Reye's syndrome.
is the inflammation of the tubes that lead from the throat to the lungs. The inflammation tends to impede the process of breathing because phlegm tends to stick to its insides. The treatment outlined in the section on asthma should help in
too, but the following procedures are being repeated here for the benefit of the readers.
Oesophageal cancer deaths numbered just under 5,000 and the deceased were found to be 66% smokers, 71% and 65% men to women respectively; again another clear link that smoking and oesophageal cancer are linked.
4. Bronchitis must not be taken lightly as this ailment can also lead to other severe conditions like pneumonia. Whenever your child experiences cough or cold, rather than thinking it to be a simple phase take it seriously and consider a visit to your physician as it might get dangerous for the child leading to bronchitis!
Firstly, we will deal with the cancer deaths so lets get underway with the 33,600 deaths from lung cancer. 84% of these deaths were in smokers. This means that the average 26% of the smoking population yielded more than three times the proportion of deaths ' a clear link.
It has long been known that smoking and lung cancer are causally linked. After having discovered this association though, much has been made of the heightened incidence of other forms of cancer caused by of smoking. I am going to highlight the data that reiterates the claims and suggest that the evidence is not so strong for other forms of cancer being causally linked with smoking. The evidence is analysed from the mortality statistics for the UK in 2002.
16. Also make sure that the child keeps away from all sorts of smokes like that coming from the belches or cigarettes.
Chronic Bronchitis
1. When the bronchial symptoms persistently afflict the individual for three months or more, it is termed as chronic bronchitis.
5. Therefore, the ailment of
acute bronchitis
is most oft acquired by the air the child breathes. 6. The symptoms & signs of
acute bronchitis
among children are:
First of all, the parents and/or caregivers can calm down as the medical findings have proved that bronchitis among children is not a chronic ailment.
9. To verify the ailment developing in the child, the following tests are referred to by the medical practitioners: i. Blood tests ii. X-ray of the chest
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Warning: Remember, before taking any supplements please consult your doctor. If you are suffering from peptic ulcers, do not take n-acetyl cysteine (NAC) supplements.
8. In case you notice the symptoms given above in the children, the experts say, it is high time that you should take the child to the physician. Initially the doctor does a physical examination and refers to the child's medical history to conclude whether he is suffering with the said ailment or not.
vii. Malaise 7. In the early stage of acute bronchitis, the child suffers with dry & unproductive cough. This later on develops in to copious cough all filled with mucus. In some cases, the child vomits or gags as he/she coughs.
2. This usually initiates with a continuous irritation in the bronchial tubes. 3. Among children,
acute bronchitis
is rather common as compared to the chronic type of the ailment. The studies prove that
chronic bronchitis
hits the children usually when the symptoms of acute
are not treated well and in time.
Though among children bronchitis is certainly not a chronic ailment, the parents and/or caregivers must essentially acquire the knowledge on the disease. This way they would be able to help their child better while the child suffers a
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? So, why is n-acetyl cysteine (NAC) good for your
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There was no activity related to Tamil and religion in Coimbatore for more than five decades that he did not associate himself with. The author of more than 60 published works and many more yet to see the light of the day, C.M. Ramachandran Chettiar's writings included short stories, essays, poems, drama and a book on history. Fondly called "Kovai kizhar", he was a Tamil encyclopedia. Marudhachala Adigalar of Perur Aadheenam, in his preface to a recent book on Chettiar, authored by C.R. Elangovan, points out that Chettiar's contribution to the literary world was notable.
He was the first to write a history of Kongu Region. His "Siruvar Sivagnanam", is on Saiva philosophy. His "Idhuvo Engal Kovai" and "Engal Naatuppuram" delineate the culture and lifestyle of Coimbatore. His "Koyil poonaigal", "Kaaterumai" and "Veeteli" ridicule the foibles of society. Lamentably, a number of his works are still in manuscript form in Perur Tamil Kalloori library.
Elangovan describes him as a historian, epigraphist, excellent litterateur and an administrator of spiritual institutions, and regrets that much of Chettiar's service to Coimbatore and the literary world remains unknown to this day.
Born on Nov 30, 1888, in an affluent family , Chettiar began his education in London Mission School, Coimbatore.
He did his B.A at Presidency College. His love for Tamil was nurtured by U.V. Swaminatha Iyer, affectionately called "Thamizh thatha", who was a doyen of Tamil literature in the early part of 20{+t}{+h} century.
Chettiar won accolades even as a college student for his speech on "Kamba Ramayanamum , Kandhapuranaum" which he delivered in the presence of Maraimalai Adigal, another savant of the Tamil literary world.
He contributed substantially to the promotion of education—by helping establish schools and libraries. A member of the Chennai Manuscript Centre and also Thanjavur Saraswathi Mahal Library, he was an expert in reading and publishing works written on palm leaves. He headed the District Library Authority, too. He became a member of the Senate of Madras University in 1943 and 1946.
The Kongu factor
His "Kongu Nattu Varalaru" is a well documented book on Kongu Region.
Chettiar recalled the Purananooru poems of Enicheri Mudamosiyar, Kovoorkizhar and Maangudi Marudhanar, and pointed out that Senggundram Kiahzar, Ponmudiyar, Perundhalai Chattanar, Andhikeeranar, Karuvurkadhapillai, Karuvur Perunchathukatthu Boothanar and Karuvur Kosanar all hailed from the Kongu region. He compiled the salient features of literary works of Jains in this region including "Perungadhai", "Nannool", "Silappadhikara urai" of Adiyarku Nallar, Kongu Mandala Sadhagam and also "Sadhagam" "Kuravanchi" "Kovai Pillai Thamizh ".
He became the Secretary of the Kovai Thamizh Sangham founded by his teacher, the Tamil scholar Thiruchittrambalam Pillai, and in his tenure helped publish a number of significant literary works. Apart from inviting great Tamil scholars to Coimbatore, Kovai Kizhar also conducted special examinations in Tamil. Chettiar authored "Kadavul vanakkam", "Ilaignar padalgal', "Sundararum Kongunaadum", "Thiruperur Aaraychi"and "Marudhamalai maanmiyam". He published a monthly magazine called "Kongu Malar" which became the literary voice of the region between 1934 and 37.It accommodated the history, the litterateurs and the spiritual centres of the Kongu region.
Treasure trove
Elangovan terms "Kongu Malar" a treasure trove of research work. Chettiar was its editor for almost five years. He also edited "Siddhantham", a magazine brought out by Saiva Siddhantha Samajam of Chennai, from 1947 to 1953.
Another significant contribution was the publication of literary treasures that lay hidden in the palm leaves and old manuscripts. Thus came into being works such as "Chozhan poorva pattayam", "Kongu desa rasakkal" and "Perur Kovai".
With the help of the first Union Finance Minister, R.K. Shanmugham Chetty, Chettiar established a Tamil college at the Perur Aadhenam premises in 1953. He became its Principal later and even in his old age, he used to take classes at least once a week.
Tamil giants like Thiru.Vi.Ka., R.P. Sethupillai, Kavimani Desiga Vinayagam Pillai and Gnaniar Swamigal were his good friends. Chettiar was immensely interested in geography, and was awarded Fellowship in the Royal Geographical Society.
Summing up his life, Chettiar said, "I remained always contented and had peace of mind. Though I was not very affluent, neither did I suffer poverty. I earned enough and left it to my offspring to live in peace. I always remained healthy as well."
He breathed his last on Dec 3, 1969.


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The Legal Satyricon By Marc Randazza Named To ABA Journal Top 100
We would like to thank our colleagues at the ABA Journal Blawg for adding The Legal Satyricon, a law blog authored by Marc Randazza on the ABA Journal blog directory.
The ABA Journal website correctly lists The Legal Satyricon as a blog that contains "Occasionally irreverent thoughts on law, liberty, tech and politics." With a focus on First Amendment, entertainment, and intellectual property law issues as well as commentary on legal practice and legal education issues.
The blog was awarded wide coverage and included in these categories: Media & Communications Law, Copyright Law, First Amendment, Constitutional Law, Entertainment & Sports Law, Intellectual Property Law, Internet Law, Solo / Small Firm, Trademark Law and In-house Lawyer.
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Philadelphia Theatre Company Names Paige Price new Artistic Director
Acclaimed actress, producer and arts executive succeeds Sara Garonzik as PTC's creative leader
The Philadelphia Theatre Company (PTC) announced that Paige Price will join the organization as Producing Artistic Director. Price brings more than thirty years of experience in the performing arts to the Theatre, most recently serving as Executive and Artistic Director at the nationally-renowned Theatre Aspen in Aspen, Colorado. She succeeds outgoing PTC Executive Producing Director Sara Garonzik, who steps down after 35 years at the helm to pursue consulting and independent producing projects.
"Paige comes to us highly recommended by artists and art leaders across the country, and she brings a clear vision to build on the exceptional reputation that the Philadelphia Theatre Company has enjoyed under Sara's leadership," E. Gerald Riesenbach, PTC Board Chair said.
"When Sara decided that the current season would be her last, we embarked on a national search to find a worthy successor. We couldn't be more pleased to welcome Paige as the Theatre's new creative leader, and we are very excited about working with her to continue PTC's mission and build on its reputation as an outstanding venue for important and entertaining theater." — E. Gerald Riesenbach
In her new role, Price is tasked with fulfilling the PTC's mission of producing and developing new American plays and musicals while continuing to create and facilitate programming aimed at spreading the power of theater in the community with particular emphasis on PTC's award-winning education program. She begins her work with PTC in April and will collaborate with Garonzik on completing the season selection process for the 2017/18 season.
"I am very excited to be joining the Philadelphia Theatre Company. I see Philadelphia as a hotbed of opportunity for generating really important work in such a culturally rich city and I am eager to dive into the theatre community with its wealth of talented actors and artists," Price said in a statement.
"I am truly delighted about Paige Price and what she brings to the table. I think she will be an excellent fit for Philadelphia Theatre Company and feel quite confident about her abilities to lead the Company into an exciting future," Garonzik said.
During her decade with Theatre Aspen, Price increased revenue by 127 percent, instituted a professional apprentice program and created the Aspen Theatre Festival for new work, among other accomplishments. After attending Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, Price worked as an actor on and off-Broadway and in television and film; as a freelance producer of concerts and events; recently appeared on stage and currently still pursues directing opportunities. Price serves on the Tony Award nominating committee, is Vice President of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre, and, will step down as Vice President of Actors' Equity Association to take the position at PTC.
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Most of us would have grown up with the story of Peter Pan, who never wanted to grow up and who was saved from certain death by the little fairy Tinker Bell who drank the poison meant for him. Tinker Bell in turn was then saved by children stating "I believe in fairies", for every time a child says "I don't believe in fairies" a fairy will drop dead. Yet at that crucial moment the united power of a belief not only saved Tinker Bell but also brought back her strength and power.
I still get mesmerized by that story. Although it is a beautiful tale written by J.M. Barrie, it strikes me as a perfect allegory of how powerful believes are. In times of ill-health, despair or sheer bad luck a belief can make all the difference. When I watched a video from the aftermath of the devastating typhoon in the Philippines last month I couldn't but marvel at some of the people who were interviewed, who showed defiance and managed to smile despite having lost everything.
I believe that we hold an incredible power within us, to heal, to change and to make a difference in this world and to accomplish anything we set our minds to. And each person can decide for themselves where they think that power comes from. Just remember, every time we state we don't believe in ourselves, a little spark of trust and power of creation die in us.


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"If you reckon that was bad, just wait until we get an early safety car," a team principal said in Bahrain on Sunday night. It set me thinking.
Formula 1 teams do not have separate pit crews for each car. One of the less satisfactory scenarios occurs when everyone piles into the pits for what is effectively a free stop during a safety car period. In the refuelling days, whichever of a team's drivers arrived at the pit second, was stacked for a considerable time while the first car was serviced, effectively ruining his race.
The new Mercedes-Benz safety car © Sutton
They'd lined up 11th and 13th on the grid, a couple of hundredths apart and, in one of those moments guaranteed to send Patrick Head's blood pressure stratospheric, they came together at Turn 4.
Clearly, they were at odds about what had happened.
Webber: "I was fighting with Jenson [Button] and Pedro [de la Rosa] going into Turn 1/2/3, but then I braked a bit late going into Turn 4 and found myself hit from behind."
Rosberg: "After the start I was trying to get out of traffic and get back the place I had just lost to Jenson, so I was close behind Mark. I think he braked a metre early and I hit him."
So, picture the scene. Webber's car has a damaged diffuser, rear wing and, very possibly, a cut or punctured tyre. Rosberg's has a damaged nose and front wing. And they both know that whoever is last back to the pits is going to be stacked behind the other. So they begin a less than gentlemanly race to get there first.
Meanwhile, Bernie's TV guys have realised there's been some drama and are busy teeing up action replays. They're pretty quick and by the time Webber and Rosberg are halfway round the lap, there it is on screen. So now the Williams pit can see what's happened. More to the point, they can see what's damaged.
Formula 1 doesn't follow the rules of the road, whereby if you hit someone up the chuff it's your fault no matter what. In F1 the logic is that the front wing is a lot quicker to change than the rear. And so out goes the radio message to both drivers: "Priority Nico, priority Nico."
But Webber is still in front and, as the man driven into, thinks "bugger that..."
Of course, in the Williams pit they are ready with Rosberg's new nose and will be less than impressed if Webber arrives first. Through Mergulho and Juncao they come, Rosberg now trying to drive around the outside of Webber. But Mark doesn't cede, forces Nico wide and he picks up a load of dust and junk on his tyres. Nico keeps his boot firmly planted but with the combination of dirty tyres and damaged front wing, he has the mother and father of a shunt on the outside of the quick left onto the main straight.
Does Webber think "oh dear, my esteemed team-mate appears to have had a rather hefty accident. I do hope he's okay and hasn't spoiled his hair"? He does not. His competitive persona is more Aussie rules football than ice dancing, so he thinks: "You beauty!"
Then, with perfect timing, the Williams pit comes back on the radio: "Priority Nico. Repeat, priority Nico."
Now all but in the pitlane, Webber presses his radio button with a certain degree of enthusiasm: "Don't think so, mate. Britney's in the wall."
In the end it didn't matter. Rosberg was winded but okay, which was more than you could say for the car, while Webber's chassis was too badly damaged to take any further part. The thoughts of Frank and Patrick went unrecorded.
Adrian Sutil pits the Force India © LAT
Now, imagine an early lap safety car in Melbourne. The leaders all file in one behind the other and suddenly it's like Piccadilly Circus. Off come the option tyres they've all qualified with and on go the primes.
But, if it's like Bahrain, drivers such as Felipe Massa, Jenson Button, Mark Webber, even Michael Schumacher, are going to find themselves stacked. Okay, it won't be as bad as before as there's no refuelling involved. But even if, amid the highly-charged situation, teams manage to turn the first car around in about 3s, the second guy is going to lose out fairly disastrously.
The second drivers in the leading teams would emerge behind the quick guys from less competitive teams - men like Robert Kubica, Rubens Barrichello, Sebastian Buemi and Pedro de la Rosa, who have maybe qualified ninth or 10th. And, who knows, possibly they're going to be stuck behind them for the duration if Bahrain is any barometer.
Will anyone choose not to pit? Well, the guys who have qualified outside the top 10 in all probability will have started on the prime tyre and will not want to stop because they'd be faced with putting the softer tyre on and making it last. Depending upon compound and track it may be viable at some places, but certainly not all.
Perhaps, among the top 10 qualifiers, some teams might leave their second guy out on his option tyres in the hope that he can open up enough margin to buy his pitstop later (about 25s). This might work given that when the race resumes, the guys who have changed tyres are going to be trapped behind the second half of the grid, which has stayed out on their primes.
And what if a leading team leaves both cars out? On resumption, Driver A, still on his options, hares off - relatively speaking of course - while his team-mate, Driver B, circulates a couple of seconds a lap slower, holding everyone up so that in a dozen laps or so, A can get into the pits for his primes and rejoin still in front.
Once that's been achieved, B, having nursed his options, speeds up and tries to open his own margin which, admittedly, would be a tall order. As a team strategy it would be a good one. The difficult bit would be persuading any one of Messrs Alonso, Massa, Vettel, Webber, Schumacher, Rosberg, Hamilton or Button to fulfil the role of Driver B.
It would be controversial, too. Does it constitute team orders prejudicial to the interests of a competition?
Imagine that B and his team manager are then called up by the stewards. B is asked why he appeared to hold up the whole field to the benefit of A.
"I didn't," he replies, "I thought A was driving far too quickly and was going to root his tyres. I was also on the options of course, and it's really important not to take too much out of them early in the stint. I was hoping for payback later on and to be able to open up my own gap but as things turned out, A got away with it and I found that when the track rubbered in there wasn't as much difference between the options and primes as I thought. Even when I pushed I wasn't able to open much of a gap."
What do the stewards do? Call him a liar? And what can they do about A, who's done nothing wrong. Take away some constructors' championship points, maybe? Who cares?
All this, of course, is with a single safety car scenario. What happens when there are multiple safety cars? It wasn't simple before, but it could be awfully complicated now. How many Melbourne safety cars have we had over time? It probably won't be like Bahrain, but you might need to be a university professor to understand it.


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Distracted Driving Simulator Coming To The Roanoke Area Soon
April 12, 2012
In today's technological age, we are experiencing a growing problem of distracted driving thanks to advanced cellphones, GPS devices, and car stereo systems. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that as many as 5,000 individuals lost their lives in motor vehicle accidents where distracted driving was a contributing factor.
That is why one organization, UNITE, with the help of the Virginia State Police, is working to curb these numbers by visiting school campuses with a high-tech distracted driving simulator.
The simulator works by putting students in mock driving scenarios where they must also send text messages through a phone at the same time. One instructor stated, "The simulators are set up to put them in a real-life driving experience. It's kind of a worst-case scenario with driving conditions. Cars are swerving out in front of you. People are walking across crosswalks." When a driver hits an obstacle, the ride is over and Troopers issue the participant a mock citation.
WSLS 10 News reported that the simulator will be set up at the Miller-Motte Technical College campus at the Tanglewood Mall on April 28 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The Roanoke Car Accident Lawyers with Skolrood Law Firm encourage anyone in the area to give the simulator a try. It may just be the lesson you need about distracted driving that saves your life or the life of another motorist.


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Read: Psalm 86
It's hard to imagine how someone would have the desire to set off a bomb in the middle of innocent people who are doing nothing more than enjoying their day and celebrating friends and family; and yet that is what we saw happen this week in Boston and continue to see happen around the world.
As terrible as the Boston tragedy is we also need to remember that people in some other countries deal with these type of bombings on a weekly or even daily basis. In Syria it is ongoing and just two days ago a car bomb in Iraq killed over 50 people.
As we pray for all of these people affected we need to pray for strength, trust, love, and hope to prevail. In Psalm 86 David writes about that trust in his time of deep trouble. King Saul was pursuing him to kill him and he often called on the Lord to hear his prayers of deliverance and help. Here are a few verses from Psalm 86
"Hear my prayer, O Lord; listen to my cry for mercy." v.6
"In the day of trouble I will call to you, for you will answer me." v.7
"For great is your love toward me; you have delivered me from the depths of the grave." v.13
"Give me a sign of your goodness, that my enemies may see it and be put to shame, for you, O Lord, have helped me and comforted me." v.17
We live in a world that is filled with fear, sorrow, and evil acts, and our only hope is to turn to God who truly can deliver us and save us from the world. Just like David did, we too can turn to God for help when we don't understand. We may not totally understand why or how someone could do such terrible things to others, but as Christians we do know where to find peace and hope in the midst of it all.
Marty Haugen once said, "Healer of our every ill, light of each tomorrow, give us peace beyond our fear, and hope beyond our sorrow." That seems to be a perfect word for us this week.
Our prayers are lifted for those in Boston, Iraq, Syria, and other places where evil has impacted people's lives this week. May the comfort, peace, and hope of Jesus Christ be real to them in the midst of their pain and sorrow. In the end, we know that Jesus will overcome the evil in our world.
Make it personal: As you pray this week for all of these other people affected by evil, pray that Christ will give you peace to overcome your fear, and hope to take you beyond your sorrow. As David writes in verse 5, "You are forgiving and good, O Lord, abounding in love to all who call to you."
Have a peace filled week everyone,
Glen Rhodes, Minister of Discipling and Community Life, Arthur Mennonite Church


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What Is the League of Women Voters' Mission?
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in citizenship, elections and democracy, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues and to influence public policy through education and advocacy.
What Does the League Do?
The League of Women Voters is a peoples' organization that has fought since 1920 to improve our government and engage all Americans in the decisions that impact their lives. We operate at national, state and local levels through more than 800 state and local Leagues in all 50 states as well in the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands and Hong Kong. We have many male members but we have not changed our name as a homage to our suffragist roots. We are a non-partisan organization that never endorses or opposes specific political parties or candidates.
Formed from the movement that secured the right to vote for women, the centerpiece of the League's efforts remain to expand participation and give a voice to all Americans. We do this at all three levels of government. The issues we study and advocate are grounded in our history of making democracy work for all.
Why is the League Important?
The League is different from many organizations in that what it accomplishes comes directly from the involvement of its members. It is a grassroots organization providing every member with opportunities to learn and educate others about government, and take action on public policy. We walk our talk: we believe that we need everyone to participate in order for our community to be strong, safe and vibrant.
Our study and consensus process ensures that we are fully informed on issues before we take a stand. We also host public forums and debates that are well known for being fair, transparent and civil, earning the League a global reputation for integrity.
You can devote as much or as little time as you wish to League activities. Whether you aspire to leadership or are keen to follow the lead of experienced members, the League will excite, use, and nurture your civic curiosity, ideals, or desire for action.
What is the League's History?
At the first League convention, members approved 69 statements of principle and recommendations for legislation. Among them were protection for women and children, rights of working women, food supply and demand, social hygiene, the legal status of women, and American citizenship. The League's first major national legislative success was the passage of the Sheppard-Towner Act providing federal aid for maternal and child care programs.
In the 1930s, League members worked successfully for enactment of the Social Security and Food and Drug Acts. Due at least in part to League efforts, legislation passed in 1938 and 1940 that removed hundreds of federal jobs from the spoils system and placed them under Civil Service.
During the postwar period, the League helped lead the effort to establish the United Nations and to ensure U.S. Participation. The League was one of the first organizations in the country officially recognized by the United Nations as a non-governmental organization; it still maintains official observer status today.
In recent years, the League has been a leader in both legislative and judicial efforts to end gerrymandering, overturn laws that restrict access to voting and secure broader access to the polls.


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Coal mining company PT Cipaganti Inti Resources decided to delay its proposed initial public offering (IPO) from an initial plan in the first half to the second half of this year as the market situation is less favorable.
Cipaganti, with 1,300 hectares of coal concession in East Kalimantan, plans to float 40% stake in the primary market with a target proceed of Rp500 billion-Rp1 trillion.
"The IPO proceed will be used by the company to develop the heavy equipment business and mining," said Cipaganti Group President Director Andianto Setiabudi as reported by Kontan daily today.
Cipaganti Resources, which has started a commercial production, has 3 million tons of coal reserves with calorie of 5,500 kcal-5,800 kcal.
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I didn't have much better luck up on top of the roof. I also bought a new push broom while I was getting the self-tapping screws, but it didn't seem to work as well as the old broom. The new roof has a gritty, gravel-like texture that made the broom hard to push. This was unfortunate, because after three full days of sunshine, there was still standing water on the roof. I'm beginning to think that the new roof puddles up even worse than the old roof. It doesn't leak anymore though. That's one good thing!
To add insult to injury, I got stung by bees while I was working. These were the same type of honeybees that built a hive in our house a few years ago. I looked around, but couldn't find any evidence of a hive near the house. I have a healthy respect for these bees. Wasps and hornets will often ignore you, but honeybees almost always sting. There's got to be a beehive nearby. Where there are bees, there is honey.
All this futile manual labor probably explains why I am a writer instead of a carpenter. I've never been fond of sweating or lifting heavy objects. I am pretty good at working with my hands, but only out of necessity. In a perfect world, I would live on the seventeenth floor of a luxury high-rose and never do yard work or home maintenance at all. I would spend my time sharing stories with friends over cappuccino at a friendly coffee bar. Maybe someone would make movies like "My Dinner with Andre" about me.
The dogs don't have such delusions of grandeur. I'm beginning to think they do have delusions about the temperature though. Every morning they bound out of the house as if they're eager to run for five miles. It usually doesn't take them five minutes to discover that it's hot outside and they both decide they want to turn around and go home again. I don't like the heat either, but it's getting harder and harder to get my requisite 10,000 daily steps on the Jawbone UP band with such lazy dogs.
This week has gone very quickly. I guess there's something to be said for staying busy. I'm glad tomorrow is Friday though. I'm really looking forward to my regular breakfast outing. I can't say that adding flax seed to my oatmeal has added much excitement to my life.
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Looking through the scriptures, we find that Yeshua was interested in meeting both the spiritual and physical needs of His people. Often, it was the meeting of a physical need that opened the eyes of Israel to their Messiah. Here at Dugit we believe that Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. And so we seek to follow His lead by doing what we can to meet the real and pressing needs of some of Israel's most vulnerable citizens.
The conditions of the poor and needy in Israel have not improved over the last few years, and according to local news outlets and NGO reports, it has only worsened. Between the high cost of living, high taxes, and low income, the majority of Israelis struggle just to make ends meet. This battle is the reality of more than a quarter of the population of Israel.
According to a report recently published by the NGO, there are about 2,546,000 (31.6%) impoverished people living in the country. This includes 1,613,000 adults (29.8%), and 932,000 children (35.1%), according to the findings. More than a third of these children dropped out of school to help support their families. Almost 70% of the impoverished families earn an average salary of 4,000 shekels a month – about a thousand dollars (1/4 less than the cost of housing alone). When it comes to senior citizens, the statistics are not much better. Most elderly (94%) will say that the government benefits are not enough to live in dignity or to purchase bare necessities. The majority of elderly cannot afford a nursing home or in-home care. The homeless make up 10% of the poor people while the other 90% live in old homes or housing projects.
Yeshua says in Matthew 6:26-28 that He is the great provider. Just as he provides for the birds of the air and the flowers of the field, He will also provide for our every need.
Please join us in praying for our fellow Israelis, that God will fill their needs both physically and spiritually and that they will see Yeshua as the great Provider for their bodies and the great Redeemer of their souls.
Blessings in Messiah,
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'Parks and Recreation' Cast Does Some Canvassing for Leslie Knope (Exclusive Photos)
The cast of NBC's Parks and Recreation is stepping up its campaign for Leslie Knope.
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Vineyard Column - Křižovnické Square, Old Town
Křižovnické Square, Old Town
Vineyard column, currently standing by the church of St. Francis of Assissi, used to stand in front of the building of Prague Vineyard Office at the Křižovnické náměstí, right in front of the Old Town Bridge Tower. This office was in charge of foundation and maintenance of Prague vineyards and punished offences of winemakers and innkeepers but it was closed down by the emperor Joseph II in 1783. The column was transferred to its current location during the square adaptation in 1848. Thin column is enlaced by vine with grapes, on its top there is a statue of the patron of vineyards and winemakers St. Wenceslas in armour and coat, with a princely hat on his head, a spear with a flag in one hand and a shield in the other hand; it is the work of J. J. Bendl from 1676. There is a unique paving from red rounded stones under the column, transferred there from the remainders of the old Judith's bridge; it is possibly the oldest street paving that can be seen in Prague.
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