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Ear Infection in Austin, TX

Ear infections are among the most common reasons for a visit to the pediatrician's office – surpassed only by “colds.” For most, they are an occasional inconvenience, but for a few they can be recurrent or persistent, causing discomfort, sleepless nights and possibly resulting in hearing loss or speech delay. When a child has an upper respiratory infection, throat infection or allergy, the Eustachian tube (which connects the middle ear space to the back of the nose) can become swollen, blocking the drainage of the middle ear. Retained fluid may become infected with bacteria or viruses resulting in an acute ear infection. The pediatricians at North Austin Pediatrics in Austin and Cedar Park are skilled in treating your child's ear infections and returning them to good health.

Ear Infection in Austin, TX

Ear Infection Symptoms:

e older children who do not have a high fever and are not severely ill may be observed for 1-3 days, along with measures to make the symptoms are familiar to many parents: ear pain or irritability, restless sleep, loss of appetite, decreased hearing in the affected ear, and possibly fever or ear drainage – though these are often not present. Risk factors for the development of ear infections include age (most often 3 months to three years), family history of problems with ear infections, recurrent colds or allergies, exposure to tobacco smoke, and bottle-feeding while lying down. While there is no sure-fire way to avoid ear infections completely, avoiding the risk factors that you can, breastfeeding your child and making sure their immunizations are up to date, including Flu vaccine when available, will help.

In the past, ear infections were almost always treated with antibiotics. In cases of children with persistent fluid behind the eardrum, they were sometimes put on “suppressive” antibiotics once a day for long-term treatment in an effort to keep their ears clear. This is no longer the case. Additional research on the natural course ear infections may take, and concerns over the increasing resistance of many bacteria to available antibiotics have generated new guidelines regarding treatment. These include careful differentiation between a true infection and just “fluid” behind the ear, and emphasize pain management with Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen, and ear drops. The good news is that antibiotics may not always be required or even recommended.

Some more comfortable and help control any other symptoms they may be experiencing. Very often, ear infections will resolve without use of antibiotics, thus avoiding a struggle with your child over taking medicine. In addition, decreasing overall antibiotic use will decrease resistance. There is also the decreased incidence of side effects or allergic reactions which may be encountered whenever an antibiotic is prescribed. Fortunately, this new approach has not demonstrated an increase in the rare complications associated with untreated ear infections. This new “wait and watch” approach is appropriate for many, but not all children – especially those with other conditions that may affect the course of their illness or those younger than 6 months. See your doctor to make an accurate diagnosis and to discuss the best treatment plan for your child.

For more information on Ear Infections in the Austin, TX area call North Austin Pediatrics P.A. at (512) 491-5125 today!


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Verdi’s La Traviata enjoys great popularity on the stage of the State Opera House. At the time of its origin, the audience was appalled that the lead role had been assigned to a courtesan. A bit of scandalousness is still apparent even in this production by Arnaud Bernard. Although this production appears to be black-and-white in costumes and decoration, it excels in variety of characters and affects its audience by the faith of the main protagonists.


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Brown said the department calls it Bevis Lake. The U.S. Geological Survey uses that name on its topographic map.

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The rule, which is aimed at reducing the allowable sulfur content in gasoline from 30 parts per million to 10 ppm beginning in 2017, was set to be finalized in December. But EPA said it needs additional time to review some 200,000 public comments received on its May proposal, according to published reports.

The new proposed rule had been stuck in regulatory limbo since December 2011 because of industry and political opposition. Representatives of the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association testified before Congress in 2011 that the technology used to reduce the sulfur content of gasoline results in increased energy consumption and more greenhouse gas emissions during production. Removing sulfur from gasoline also can increase emissions of other pollutants, they said.

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The Energy Supply Outlook, released today by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), confirms that there is no need for the Commonwealth to restrict Queensland’s LNG exports.

AEMO expects that all regions of the National Electricity Market will meet the reliability standard for the next two years.

AEMO can foresee a worst-case scenario for South Australia and Victoria on an exceptionally hot summer day, if coal-fired and renewable generation unexpectedly fail to deliver.

APPEA Chief Executive Dr Malcolm Roberts said gas producers were working with AEMO, generators and pipeline operators to guarantee that, in such an extreme event, gas would be available to support gas-fired peak generation.

“That was our commitment to the Prime Minister in April,” Dr Roberts said.  “The gas industry already supplies, at short notice, gas into the electricity market in response to sudden outages.”

APPEA notes AEMO’s conclusion today that:

“Gas availability on the supply side, together with new initiatives to reduce peak demand via demand side management, will form a formidable combination in managing power system security during those hours on the very few extreme condition days per year.”

Dr Roberts said the gas supply-demand situation may be even more positive than the ESO suggests.

“The ESO is only a partial update of the March 2017 Gas Statement of Opportunities (GSOO),” he said.

“It does not capture new gas supply announced after 1 May, such as Arrow’s Tipton Fields project, and, inexplicably, does not revise the high forecasts of LNG demand for gas.  The ESO shows that actual demand for gas from the LNG projects to date is significantly lower than the March 2017 forecast.

“The Government is rushing the introduction of the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism (ADGSM) to commence on 1 July when the ESO shows there is no need to restrict Queensland’s LNG exports.

“The threat to tear up export contracts was prompted by the March 2017 forecast of a gas shortage. But AEMO’s revised forecast shows production will be sufficient to meet demand.

“The ADGSM is a sovereign risk issue for Australia. It undermines our reputation as a safe place to invest. This is not a spurious claim from the industry – media reports today quote one of the world’s leading experts, Dr Fereidun Fesharaki, as warning:

“I guarantee you a lot of people will not extend contracts in Australia … because it is un-Australian to interfere in the market when contracts have been signed.”

Dr Roberts said that by discouraging investment in new gas supply, the ADGSM risked actually worsening the very problem it was meant to solve.

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Visual Aura: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Visual Aura: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment. Visual aura refers to changes in one’s field of vision such as squiggly lines, shimmering spots or lines, zigzag or flashing lines, even stars or irregular wavy scintillating lines or flickering lights. Visual aura is basically a benign neurological condition that generates simple to complex optical effects. While it may occur on its own, it is known to precede or accompany a migraine. The optical effects it generates usually last up to about 20 minutes.

Visual aura is a benign distortion of one’s visual field. It is different from eye floaters and both have distinct causes. Visual aura may or may not reoccur and this depends greatly on what caused it in the first place. For someone who has never experienced such a disturbance in vision, an aura can prove extremely worrisome, especially if it is a more complex optical effect. However, even the most simple of visual disturbances can interfere with driving which is why it is recommended to avoid performing complex tasks until the optical effects of a visual aura withdraw.

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Here is a list of simple and complex optical effects that can be classified as visual aura:
1) Bright flashing or flickering lights.
2) Shimmering dots, spots or patches.
3) Zigzag, curved, wavy or squiggly lines that flicker or shimmer.
4) Shimmering or dark spots that develop gradually and spread.
5) Whiteish or shimmering stars.
6) Blind spots or patches that spread across one’s field of vision.
7) Expansion of one’s blind spot.
8) Deformed perception of the size of objects in one’s field of vision.
9) Tunnel vision as a result of loss of peripheral vision.
10) Photosensitivity.
11) Temporary blindness in either one or both eyes.
12) Kaleidoscope vision.

Scintillating scotoma is a particular type of visual aura. It appears as spots or patches of shimmering or flickering light in an area of one’s field of vision called scotoma (or blind spot) which then expand towards the center. Lines, arcs or flickering lights, either white or colored may occur. Scotoma is a type of visual aura that refers to actual blind spots or dark pathches that start in the scotoma area and slowly spread towards the center of the eye. This type may come to obscure vision in one eye almost completely.

All of these unusual visual symptoms may appear in combination with smell, hearing or other types of neurological distortions such as experiencing strange, unknown smells or tastes, nausea, sudden anxiety, tingling and numbness sensation, confusion, weakness or slurred speech. While seizures are rare occurrences, migraines are very likely to occur. Usually, visual auras accompany migraines in the majority of cases.

Visual aura

When I first experienced a visual aura I was extremely panicked because I thought I was going blind. It was a couple of years back and I was driving into town at noon on a beautiful summer day. 5 minutes into the drive, I felt my left eye very teary and I assumed it was because of the bright light. Almost instantly I started seeing several shimmering, whitish lines which appeared to move across my field of vision. While they disappeared in about 20 minutes, I couldn’t see well and had to pull the car over.

In my case, the visual aura shimmering lines were caused by lack of sleep (I had only slept two hours the night before) and a serious migraine brought on by putting up some shelves on the wall early in the morning. I heard the noise from the hammer throbbing in my ears for hours afterwards and deduced it was the cause behind the visual distortions I was experiencing.

Visual aurae can have a variety of causes or can be a side effect of another medical problem or condition such as migraines. If you experience both migraines and visual aura, then what is causing your migraines is also causing the visual aurae. Here is a list of potential triggers of visual aura:

1) Stress and sleep deprivation.
2) The strain caused by lifting heavy weights or intense exercising.
3) Nutrient deficiencies (magnesium deficit is a possible cause).
4) Loud, repetitive noises (such as a hammer noises).
5) Irritants such as dust or irritant chemical substances (from cleaning products).
6) Pollen or other allergens.
7) Certain foods one is intolerant of.
8) Psychological conditions (depression, anxiety).
9) Anomalies in the occipital cortex (the back part of the brain responsible for vision).
10) Other medical conditions: synesthesia, hallucinations, seizures, epilepsy, migraines, local inflammation, rarely retinal tear, ischemia, myopia, uveitis etc.
11) Sudden movements of the eye.
12) Aging (visual auras are more likely to occur in individuals over 40).
13) Alcohol, coffee and caffeinated beverages.
14) Food additives such as nitrates, monosodium glutamate or tyramine may play a role.

Flickers and shimmering in one’s field of vision may have to do with problems with the retinal photoreceptors which are specialized cells in the retina. These retina cells convert light into signals that help us understand the visual world. But with time, the vitreous humour (the gel-like substance in between the retina and the lens) may either liquefy or collapse.

This means that the vitreous tugs on the retina, causing an innappropriate activation of the photoreceptor cells and subsequent flickers, shimmers or flashes of light. This would explain why loud noises, lifting weights and lack of sleep lead to visual aura. Problems with retinal photoreceptors and subsequent optical disturbances are more common in people with migraines, ischemia, glaucoma, uveitis, myopia and the elderly. However, the symptoms should last no more than 20-60 minutes at a time and resolve themselves in 2-3 days at most.

In most cases, visual auras are no reason for concern and pose no health risk. How long do visual aurae last? Symptoms may last anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour. If they occur for more than 2-3 days, then a visit to the ophthalmologist is in order to rule out any serious underlying health problem. Unlike visual aurae, eye floaters are particles physically present in the vitreous humour of the eye and usually do not disappear.

Treatment for visual auras. Visual auras do not generally require treatment, but rather resolve themselves. But for this to happen, you may need to identify what has been causing these optical disturbances in the first place and learn to avoid it. If the optical effects are a only a symptom of an underlying medical condition, then it is best to see your doctor for professional treatment.

Here are a few tips and tricks that may help prevent and even treat visual auras:
1) Getting enough sleep.
2) Relieving stress.
3) Staying away from loud noises.
4) Using hearing protection (earplugs, earmuffs).
5) Eating balanced, nutritious meals.
6) Taking dietary supplements to promote vision health.
7) Ceasing activities such as reading or driving when visual disturbances appear.
8) Monitoring alcohol, coffee and caffeinated beverages intake.

Sleeping enough should help relieve strain on the eyes and promote good vision. Because dietary habits play an important part in migraine control and visual auras often accompany migraines, it might be best to monitor your coffee, alcohol, caffeinated beverages, luncheon meats etc. intake. Similarly, having a balanced diet that supplies essential nutrients such as carotenoid antioxidants, vitamins A and C and dietary minerals is recommended.

Some people report feeling better after taking magnesium supplements, but research on the subject is lacking. It has been suggested that women with a history of migraines with auras should be careful with any form of hormone replacement therapy they may be under because hormonal fluctuations may play a role in triggering migraines and visual auraa.

Using hearing protection when in loud environments is recommended. Similarly, lifting heavy weights should be avoided if you notice the strain of lifting triggers visual auras. It is also extremely important to cease dangerous activities such as driving or operating heavy machinery as soon as the visual disturbances occur to avoid accidents.

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Child's Blanket : Kathy Marianito : Churro 1317

This weaving is part of an Exhibition showing at the Tucson Desert Art Museum January 4 2017 to April 30 2017 – If purchased prior to /or during the Exhibition, the weaving will be available for delivery, as soon as possible, after May 30, 2017

"Spider Woman, in some Navajo legends, is a Kisani (Pueblo) woman who was taught the craft by a spider. In acknowledgement of their debt to Spider Woman, one of the Holy People of Navajo mythology, Navajo weavers always left a hole in the center of each blanket, like that of a spider's web, until the traders in the early part of this century refused to buy such blankets.

Most Navajo weavers still acknowledge the debt by leaving a "spirit outlet" in the design. The spirit outlet usually takes the form of a thin line made from the center of the blanket to the edge, and also serves, Navajo weavers believe, to prevent "blanket sickness." The People have a phrase similar to "cobwebs in the brain" and believe that Spider Woman, to whom the tribute of a spider hole has been denied, will spin webs in the head of the weaver if the spirit outlet is omitted. Since the weaver carries the pattern of the blanket in her head from beginning to ending, perhaps blanket sickness is more real than imagined."

-- Pg. 34 The Book of the Navajo; 1976, Raymond Friday Locke.

In this beautiful Child's Blanket, Kathy Marianito carried on the tradition of using the Spider Woman Hole in the center of the piece. It was woven from Churro wool, using all natural dyes. The judges at the Gallup Ceremonial approved and in 2013 awarded this piece 1st place!

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Chiwetel Ejiofor On Obsession, Forbidden Love, & Diversity in Film

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WESTWOOD, CA - NOVEMBER 11: Actor Chiwetel Ejiofor attends the premiere of "Secret in Their Eyes" at Hammer Museum on November 11, 2015 in Westwood, California. (Photo by Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic)Jason LaVeris / FilmMagic
 Chiwetel Ejiofor plays investigator Ray in the movie 'Secret In Their Eyes.' STX Entertainment

Remaining focused on any task can prove difficult. Keeping that focus for 13 years until you see results could make any normal person shudder.

Chiwetel Ejiofor is no stranger to these life experiences. His new movie "Secret in Their Eyes" tells the story of a tight knit Federal investigative team whose bond is severed after a murder case resonates too close to home.

The "12 Years A Slave" and "The Martian" star recently spoke with NBCBLK contributor Jeff Johnson about obsessions, forbidden love, and diversity in film.

What interested you about this role initially?

Well, I think after my first conversation with Billy Ray. One of the things we were talking about was the idea of obsession; somebody being obsessed with one specific thing for this long period of time and then seeing this person be obsessed over two different time periods was just really fascinating as an idea of what the distinctions would be, what the changes would be, how somebody would evolve and adapt over that time. I think that was the first in for me into the world of the film, and Billy Ray wrote a great script for it!

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Definitely! Seeing the film, your character Ray seemed VERY determined over the course of 13 years to get to the bottom of this case. Over the course of your life, when was the last time you were that determined to reach a goal or solve a problem?

I think it's the sort of thing that creeps up on you. I mean, if I think of myself 13 years ago I'm still probably obsessed with the same thing! (laughs). Trying to get to the root of the characters, trying to tell stories as an actor, trying to be the best actor you can be on the day, and I'm still engaged with all of those things.

I think that's the thing about Ray, in the movie it doesn't seem like as long of a time as it actually is. It’s like he's trying to remove a sound is the only thing he can think of, so then time passes and yet the obsession remains.

It’s like “time flies when you’re having fun, but also when you’re tormented.

Yea, Exactly! I think that's the thing. all you can think of is the pain, you don’t think of how much time you’ve invested in the pain.

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In this film, you work with actors like Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman, Dean Norris, Michael Kelly; people who’ve been in major films and television series. Can you talk about how working with a cast that talented boosts the overall performance on screen?

It’s amazing to work with -- first of all people like Julia and Nicole it's one of the great privileges of being an actor that you have the best seat in the house! You get up close and personal watching somebody deliver this extraordinary work.

These actresses who are iconic legends in their lifetimes and have been doing it for so long, and doing it at such a high level for so long. So even as an actor just appreciating the craft of these very dynamic and talented people is great and obviously elevates all the people all around it. It’s fun to play even if it's dark or intense, it still retains an engaging quality for the actors because the work is at a really great level.

Shakespeare said that being an actor and storyteller is being a brief chronicler of your times. So you want to tell stories that reflect the world that you see when you walk out your door.

Along with the search for Carolyn’s (Zoe Graham) killer, Ray also has a clear infatuation with Claire (Nicole Kidman). The only problem is she’s engaged. How would you advise someone who has feelings for a love interest that’s already in a relationship?

There are so many different ways of finding yourself in an impossible romantic situation (laughs) it sort of happens all the time, but I think everybody has to deal with that experience in their lives. Everybody has to deal with it in their own way. You know, some people would choose ways that might make things a lot more complicated and rarely choose to go away and have another life. It’s difficult being in those circumstances. Its part of the life experiences; trying to deal with that specific kind of circumstance is a lot of what life is…(laughs)

"Secret In Their Eyes" is a murder-mystery thriller, and people love to be in suspense and on the edge of their seats. What were some of your favorite murder mystery/thriller films or shows?

That’s a great question! I think I would consider this a thriller, the Woody Allen movie “Crimes and Misdemeanors” — I felt like the way the story turns and the twists it takes was really engaging for me, even though with Woody Allen, it takes a lighter comedic touch, but still a really heavy drama underneath.

 This film publicity image released by Fox Searchlight shows Chiwetel Ejiofor in a scene from "12 Years A Slave." (AP Photo/Fox Searchlight Films, Jaap Buitendijk) Jaap Buitendijk / AP

With your Success on “12 Years A Slave,” did you find yourself typecast at all in terms of the movies that you were offered. Did that impact how you selected your scripts going forward?

No, Not really. I feel like I’ve been lucky enough to have a diverse opportunities to make different kind of films, which has really been something that I've been very grateful for. Different genres different movies and different mediums. To be able to do film, to be able to do television and theater. To keep moving between those things and different projects has always been the best part of the experience for me.

I know that you’ll be playing the role of Baron Mordo in Dr. Strange next. Can you speak towards the importance in any artform of being more inclusive and true to the current times?

Shakespeare said that being an actor and storyteller is being a brief chronicler of your times. So you want to tell stories that reflect the world that you see when you walk out your door. That's really important. I loved making "The Martian" with Ridley Scott whom I worked with before on "American Gangster," and that film was successful due to the great diversity of cast both ethnically and in terms of gender. That worked great in the film and I think it should be encouraged more. I think it's something that everyone can get something out of, so I'm glad to see Marvel move in that direction.

Give me one reason why everyone should go see Secret in Their Eyes.

I think they’ll get a lot out of it. It’s an intelligent film, but it's also very engaging and really gripping. The characters are very dynamic and interesting. It’s a rare film for that, because it's a dramatic thriller which really engages, so I know they’ll enjoy.

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    Liberty Station's Art District will host a series of free outdoor movie screenings for the next six months. The event is dubbed "Second Saturday Cinema."

    San Diego’s Liberty Station will moonlight as an outdoor movie theater for the next six months as the venue hosts a series of free outdoor film screenings focused on heroes of the silver screen.

    “Second Saturday Cinema” returns next week, on May 13, with a screening of the highly-acclaimed Damien Chazelle musical “La La Land.” The film, starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, will start at 8 p.m. at the Liberty Station North Promenade (2848 Dewey Rd.). Movie lovers are invited to sit on the grass (don’t forget that blanket or low-back chair, and maybe a snack from Liberty Public Market) and watch the flick under the stars, for free.

    “La La Land” is the first in the series of free outdoor movies happening at the Liberty Station North Promenade now through October, on the second Saturday of each month. The 2017 series, produced in partnership with Pacific Arts Movement, will feature movies that spotlight the theme of “Heroes of the Arts on Film.”

    Other films and dates in the lineup include:

    • “Strictly Ballroom” (1992) on June 10 at 8 p.m.
    • “Lego Batman Movie” (2017) on July 8 at 8 p.m.
    • “Sing” (2016) on Aug. 12 at 8 p.m.
    • “Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings” (2012) on Sept. 9 at 7 p.m.
    • “Ghostbusters” (2016) on Oct. 14 at 7 p.m.

    According to organizers, the movies are reflective of the art forms represented by the diverse resident groups in the Arts District. The event aims to also bring more people to this part of Liberty Station, which is home to dozens of open art galleries, studios and museums.

    Before the movies, a short film – experimental, independent or documentary – will screen. This part of the event is curated by Outside the Lens, a local program that teaches youth to use digital media, photography and filmmaking to create social change and advocate for important issues. Those who arrive early to Second Saturday Cinema will also enjoy music and performances highlighting groups in residence at the Arts District.

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Ann Daisey, community conservationist for the federation, talks to the students about marine debris.

Fifty students, teachers and adults gathered to enhance their environmental knowledge by participating in the Environmental Education Field Day at the Ponzer Community Building in Hyde County on Oct. 26.

Debbie Cahoon, administrator for the Hyde County Soil and Water Conservation District, organized the all-day learning experience. This annual field day is for the county’s fourth-grade students. They participate in activities and learn from multiple environmental organizations whose programs align with the fourth-grade curriculum.

This year, students had the opportunity to learn from the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island, Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, North Carolina Forest Service, Goose Creek State Park, North Carolina Cooperative Extension, and the North Carolina Coastal Federation.

The students used plastic bottles to make a fish craft.

Staff from the federation’s Wanchese office led activities during the event. Ann Daisey, community conservationist, and Reilly Kelly, AmeriCorps member, taught the participants about stormwater runoff and marine debris. The students were also tested on their current knowledge of the three Rs: reducing, reusing and recycling, while being reminded they could also refuse plastic products.

The students then had fun with reusing single-use plastic items. They each engaged in a marine debris craft — painting fish that were once plastic bottles. The students were amazed by how easy it was to reuse plastic water bottles and in turn thought about what items they could reuse for their next art project.

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Learn the answer along with other interesting facts as you take a step back in time in Boxley Valley.

From 1870 until the 1950s, this grist mill was handed down from generation to generation and was an important component of the community.

While a working mill, the customers would have been veterans of the Civil War and both World Wars.

Now, in the 21st century, the grist mill is under a 50-year lease with the Gorgas Science Foundation in partnership with the National Park Service.

The mill has no electricity, so you might want to bring a flashlight in order to read the exhibit signs and plaques and a camera for photos.

The mill is not accessible for those with disabilities, although parking is in sight of the mill and only a short walk is required, then four stairs to enter.

Once inside, there is a level ramp to walk, and no reservation is required. Stop in for a free self-guided tour of the first floor.

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Zambian leader Lungu warns of 'sabotage' after fire razes biggest market

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Lusaka – Zambian President Edgar Lungu has vowed to take "stringent action" against those he suspected of having caused an inferno that razed the biggest market place in the capital Lusaka on Tuesday, reports say.

Zambia's biggest market was reportedly burnt down early on Tuesday "destroying the livelihood of its many traders".

Police were still investigating the cause of the fire, which left some of the traders in tears, as they lost most of their goods.

According to BBC, some people at the gutted market said they suspected it was caused by an electrical fault.

But Lungu, who jetted back into the country from the African Union summit in Ethiopia on Tuesday, maintained that the market was deliberately set on fire in an act bordering on "economic sabotage", the report said.

He "vowed to bring the suspected arsonists to justice".

In a series of Tweets, Lungu described the the incident as "economic sabotage".

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Meanwhile, according to Africa News, the country’s largest opposition the United Party for National Development (UPND) has called for thorough police investigation, adding that the incident shouldn’t be politiciced.

In a statement, the UPND said that "it is too early to speculate".

"It is in the same vein that we call upon those that find comfort in politicising such tragedies to lay off their hands and let independent professionals do their job unhindered," the UPND said.

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Lanky runner Sbusiso Madikizela from Khayelitsha will be one of elite athletes competing in the Copenhagen Games in Denmark on June 20.

“I am in good shape and I am looking forward to do my best,” said Madikizela.

In Denmark, Madikizela will be doing 3000 metre steeple chase, followed by two competitions in Stockholm and Gothenburg (Sweden) on June 29 and July 11. He will also compete at Padavo City Games in Italy on July 16 before closing at in Brussels on July 26.

Madikizela said his main focus was to qualify for World Championship taking place in London on August.

“I would love to represent my country in at the championships,” he said.

Madikizela thanked his club MSA Multisport, the Western Province Athletics, fellow athletes Marks Mapekula and Thembelani Molefe for assisting him with his travelling fees.

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Port Elizabeth - Schools in Port Elizabeth, closed due to protest action since Monday, have re-opened without incident, the Northern Areas Education Forum (NAEF) said.

"It was smooth, quiet and peaceful," NAEF secretary Richard Draai told News24.

"Attendance was not as expected, but the schools have been re-opened."

He could not provide further information as he was on his way into a meeting with Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Danny Jordaan.

Residents recently closed down schools in the area to protest against a shortage of teachers and non-payment of those who are already employed, among other problems.

Police spokesperson Captain Johan Rheeder said the Northern Areas appeared to be calm on Thursday.

"It's very quiet. The kids are back at school and everything is back to normal. There are no criminal activities happening."

Rheeder could not provide details on the court appearances of five people who were arrested for public violence during the protests.

Police had to disperse protesters on Monday with rubber bullets, teargas and a water cannon. Children from homes overlooking the troubled Standford continued to pelt cars with stones on Tuesday and on Wednesday morning.

By Wednesday afternoon, municipal workers were seen sweeping away ash and rubbish, and removing boulders from the road.

Parents, residents and the NAEF decided at a meeting on Tuesday night to reopen the schools on Thursday after the provincial education department said it was dealing with the issues they raised.

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Akron, Ohio - Nina Zraik is a student at St. Vincent St Mary's High School where she is member of the National Honor Society. She also runs track and cross country.

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Comtech Telecommunications Corp. Thursday reported third quarter net sales declined 19.4 percent to $71.6 million versus the year-ago period, as gains in mobile data failed to offset declines in the transmission and microwave amplifier businesses.

After the market close, the Melville company posted net income of $5 million, or 30 cents per diluted share, for the three months ended April 30 versus $5.9 million, or 32 cents per diluted share, in the prior year's period.

Stanton Sloane, who replaced longtime executive Fred Kornberg as president and CEO in January, said that the company has expanded marketing and begun a cost-cutting program. In after-hours trading, shares of Comtech fell 4.4 percent to $28.50.

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The democratic structures of Irish Presbyterianism went into top gear this week with the election of a new Moderator and, paradoxically, the result was so conclusive and overwhelming that church historians pondered when last did all but one presbytery vote for a single candidate.

The Moderator-designate the Rev Frank Sellar received backing from ministers and elders in 18 of the 19 presbyteries located across Ireland and the unequivocal mandate he received has left him “humbled, honoured and very appreciative”.

The 57-year-old minister of Bloomfield Presbyterian Church in East Belfast is theologically and intellectually well equipped to lead the 250,000-strong Church over a year-long Moderatoral term that begins in June when present Moderator the Rev Dr Ian McNie stands down.

Considered a conservative evangelical, Frank Sellar describes himself as “a gospel radical”. He is certainly a minister with the experience and grace to reach across the religious divide in the two parts of Ireland, without compromising his Reformed Protestant beliefs.

Seventeen years as minister of the influential Adelaide Road Church in central Dublin and eleven years as pastor at Bloomfield in upper East Belfast have given him a unique and clear insight into where the Presbyterian Church pitches its evangelical witness.

His north-east Scottish family roots (around Aberdeenshire), on his paternal side, and mid-Antrim farming stock, on his maternal side, makes the Rev Frank Sellar authentically an Ulster-Scot, which he happily acknowledges with a smile. The Sellars were a military family during the First World War with the three brothers of Frank’s grandfather serving in the Royal Scottish Highland Regiment, two of whom lost their lives and the third received the military medal for gallantry. Frank Sellar is well placed to represent the Presbyterian Church at the upcoming centenary commemorative events on the Battle of the Somme.

A man of striking build, the incoming Moderator is very personable and engaging, with a dry sense of humour. He is also media-savvy and sharp on not only religious affairs but current issues, as I gathered from his performance at his first press conference in Church House on Wednesday.

He frequently presents the BBC Radio Ulster morning ‘Thought for the Day’ item and is also a prolific writer of books and pamphlets.

Among those who congratulated the Moderator-designate on his election was Church of Ireland Primate Archbishop Richard Clarke.

“I look forward to working with the Rev Sellar as a fellow Church leader and assure him and his family of my prayers as he prepares for and later takes on this responsible role in the life and Christian witness of the Church,” said Dr Clarke.

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CALGARY, Aug. 21, 2014 /CNW/ - The National Energy Board (NEB or the Board) will begin hearing oral traditional evidence from registered Aboriginal intervenors for the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project on Monday 25 August in Edmonton. The hearings will begin at 9 am at the Edmonton Hotel & Convention Centre and the public is welcome to attend.

The Board recognizes that Aboriginal peoples have an oral tradition for sharing stories, lessons, and knowledge from generation to generation. This information cannot always be shared adequately in writing yet it will make up an important component of the evidence the Panel will consider as it decides whether or not to recommend approving the Project.

Aboriginal intervenors may also file written evidence in addition to their oral traditional evidence. Other intervenors, Trans Mountain or the Board may ask participants questions about their oral traditional evidence. It is up to the individual Aboriginal groups to decide whether they will respond to any questions orally, in writing or both.

The hearings were originally scheduled to run throughout August. After receiving input from a number of Aboriginal groups, the Board amended its hearing schedule in order to avoid interfering with the salmon harvest, among other reasons. The Board will now hold four sessions to gather Aboriginal oral traditional evidence:

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Details of these hearings and a daily schedule of appearances are available on the NEB website at Live audio from the hearing will be streamed through the NEB website.

Trans Mountain submitted its application to the Board on 16 December 2013. The project would expand the existing Trans Mountain pipeline system in Alberta and British Columbia and include approximately 990 km of new pipeline, new and modified facilities, such as pump stations and tanks, and the reactivation of 193 km of existing pipeline between Edmonton and Burnaby, BC. There would also be an expansion of the Westridge Marine Terminal. The application can be found on the NEB website.

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After her employer reorganized, Jillian Foucré turned her passion for food into a thriving business

After 31 years in the health insurance business, Jillian Foucré had worked her way to the top. As chief operating officer of UnitedHealth Group's UnitedHealth Networks, she oversaw all the partnerships between the insurance company and its health care providers. That meant working long hours and, on most weeks, commuting from her suburban Chicago home to Minneapolis or another city.
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That double whammy led her to consider making a change. As she told her husband, Bob: “I apparently only have 20 years left, and I don’t feel like spending 10 of them living in a hotel room.”
Foucré’s decision soon became easier as United Healthcare announced a reorganization. Suddenly the choice was simple: She could either take a new job that she didn’t want or leave the company with a year of severance pay, which would give her time to figure out a new path.
The breadwinner of the family — her husband has always managed their home and two rental properties they own — Foucré took a risk and chose the latter. She resigned in June 2010.
As for her new path, she knew she wanted to do something entrepreneurial related to her love of food and entertaining, but wasn’t sure exactly what it would be. “I had to have a business that would support us, financially,” she says. “The whole thing was very scary because I stepped away from a lifetime of certainty into something that’s very uncertain.”
The New Venture: Cooking Classes and a Food Shop
As she contemplated her options, Foucré kept coming back to the cooking classes she and her husband liked to take during their world travels. But she realized that offering cooking school classes alone wouldn’t bring in enough income. So she decided to open Marcel’s Culinary Experience (named after her grandfather) in her hometown of Glen Ellyn, Ill., which would include a retail gourmet food shop with items she'd buy for the store and onsite cooking classes. Just one problem: She knew nothing about that type of business.
For advice, Foucré turned to the SCORE, a national nonprofit supported by the Small Business Administration that provides counseling to small businesses. SCORE matched her up with two advisers who helped her craft a business plan.
The advisers emphasized the importance of putting enough money into the business for a successful launch. With that in mind, Foucré decided she’d need to tap about $500,000 of the retirement savings she and her husband had built up and take on $820,000 of debt for a mortgage and a construction loan to renovate the building.
A Feeling of Accomplishment
Marcel’s became a reality on Sept. 26, 2011. “When the store opened, it was the most significant feeling of accomplishment that I had felt in my professional career,” Foucré says. “To know that in less than 15 months I had gone from the start of a business plan to the opening of this beautiful store with an amazing team of people was very, very satisfying.”
Since then, she and her team have focused on getting the word out. To drum up business — most of their sales come from a five-mile radius of Marcel’s — they advertise in regional magazines and online, and also use social media by posting on Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter. They distribute a monthly newsletter via email, too, and make public donations to local nonprofits.
Marcel's Takes Off Quickly
The business is sizzling. Within six months, Foucré has brought on 11 retail employees, a full-time chef who helps her plan the cooking classes, and six other chefs who teach part-time. Revenue is about 32 percent ahead of her projections, the business is more than meeting its expenses, and Foucré believes she’ll earn back her investment, excluding the mortgage, within three years.
Foucré works the same hours she did when she was an executive: up to 15 hours a day. When store traffic is slow or Marcel’s racks up less than $1,000 in sales, “it’s nerve-wracking because I don’t totally understand the rhythm of my business yet,” she says.
Still, she loves being her own boss and sleeping in her own bed every night.
Her advice to other would-be entrepreneurs: Go for it — but expect the unexpected.
“There’s stress, but I don’t have any of the stress of working in a highly political environment,” Foucré says. “I love running my own business and making my own decisions and being surrounded by great staff.”

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The “Corner Office” is the next, and also a popular male cliché. This guy is wearing a jacket and tie to the office everyday, and he’s not shopping at Men’s Warehouse. He’s buying one thousand dollar suits and has a couple that have been made by a tailor. He practices a profession, is the owner/CEO of his own company, or a higher ranking government official. He is fashionable, attended a small liberal arts college and went on to obtain a professional degree, and is a great conversationalist.
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Brother remembered as part of Corby Council’s World War One commemorations

Harry Austin will be remembered on September 22
Harry Austin will be remembered on September 22

The second of three local brothers to lose their lives while fighting in World War One is to have his 100th anniversary marked as part of Corby Council’s ongoing commemorations of the Great War.

The authority will be raising the flag outside Corby Cube on September 22 to mark 100 years since the death of Corby soldier Harry Austin.

He is one of many soldiers to be honoured as part of the council’s ongoing commemorations.

Harry, son of John Thomas and Alice Austin (nee Silsby), was born in Corby in 1892.

It was recorded that the family lived in Main Street, Corby, in 1901 and Harryn was later recorded to have been working as an ironstone labourer in the 1911 Census.

There is further reference to Harry residing in Sheep Street, Kettering, in 1915.

Harry enlisted in Kettering, serving as a Private in the Northamptonshire Regiment 1/4th Battalion (3826).

He had been in the 3rd Battalion, Special Reserve Northamptonshire Regiment, and was mobilised on January 27, 1915.

According to his medal record, he disembarked in Turkey on July 29, 1915.

It is recorded that Private Harry Austin was killed in action in Gallipoli on September 22, 1915.

He is buried at the 7th Field Ambulance Cemetery and commemorated on Kettering War Memorial.

Harry had two brothers that were also killed during the war.

Percy Austin, who served in the 3rd Battalion (8638) before transferring to the 2nd Battalion.

He was promoted to Corporal and was killed while serving in France/Flanders on March 14, 1915.

The other brother Alfred G. Austin served as a Private in The Queen’s Royal West Surrey Regiment 10th Battalion (39397).

He served in France/Flanders and was killed on August 4, 1917.

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Charities set out objection to mine plans

The reduced area of the proposed Highthorn surface mine scheme.
The reduced area of the proposed Highthorn surface mine scheme.

Concerns have been raised by a trio of charities in relation to a controversial proposal for an opencast mine in Northumberland.

Banks Mining lodged a planning application in October for the Highthorn site – land to the north of the C116 which runs between the villages of Widdrington and Druridge. Thousands of people have signed petitions against the proposal, although hundreds are in favour.

As well as support and objection letters from residents – the deadline is December 8 – a range of organisations have been consulted and a joint statement has been issued by Northumberland Wildlife Trust (NWT), The National Trust and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.

Although they accept that Banks has attempted to incorporate comments and concerns made by the organisations pre-submission into its application, they are minded to object to the proposal as it currently stands.

The statement says: ‘It is not clear how the applicant’s proposed mitigation will be delivered realistically and the proposal lacks assurances over delivery that we consider imperative are adequately and satisfactorily addressed prior to consideration by the local planning authority, in discussion with conservation groups, site users and local communities’.

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It includes the following: ‘The hydrological regime of wetlands, including Cresswell Pond SSSI (which is owned and managed by NWT) may be impacted.

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I have been a fan of SunChips for quite some time. As a kid, it was always a treat to have these around.  When the company contacted me to see if I wanted to try their new flavor of chips, I was excited to do so.  The new kind is 6 Grain Medley Parmesan and Herb.

One Saturday afternoon when I was doing some painting in my house, I needed a snack break and broke open a package of these chips.  They have the typical SunChips look and crunch.  They are flavored with many different herbs.  I really enjoyed them! My dad who is the biggest SunChips fan really liked them too.  Although they are good, my favorite is still the Harvest Cheddar ones.

These would be really good topped with a bit of feta cheese or goat cheese. Yum! Also, they are good crunched up on a salad for some extra flavor and crunch.  Each package contains 21 grams of whole grains and 4 grams of fiber per serving.  I am impressed by the fiber! Chips usually are very low in fiber and these are comparable to the fiber in oatmeal!! Try some of these in your lunch and see if they become a must have in your lunch.

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Keeps archival records of YSS meeting minutes, publications, and any other relevant documents. Also responsible for storage and distribution of Empire State Award medallions.
CE Committee Liaison
Member of the NYLA CE Committee; brings forth YSS concerns/ideas and reports back to YSS with committee recommendations/upcoming CEs [on day before NYLA Annual Conference].
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Member of the NYLA Leg. Committee; brings forth concerns of YSS Board so advocacy efforts can be made toward helping libraries to better serve the families and children of NYS.
Newsletter Editor
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When you join a committee, you are making a 3 year commitment. You will learn and help out during your 1st year, become committee chair for your 2nd year, and mentor the newer members of the committee during your 3rd year.

3 Apples Award Committee
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Conference Planning Committee
Coordinates/plans the YSS events and workshops for the NYLA Annual [fall] Conference.

Empire State Award Committee
Selects the ESA winner from YSS member nominations; plans the ESA luncheon for NYLA [fall] Conference.

Pied Piper Award Committee
Responsible for advertising, collecting submissions, and selecting a winning library from submissions of library programming/marketing excellence.

Publications Committee
Explores the viability of publications, both online and print, to support the YSS members and generate revenue.
(example: 2015 calendar!)

Scholarship Committee
Responsible for marketing, collecting submissions, and selecting winners for the Spring Conference Scholarships and the Ann Gibson Scholarship.

More questions? Contact the 2nd Vice President for more membership information.
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Discussion in 'Northeast Ohio Fishing Reports' started by RileyCreekFisherman, Jun 18, 2007.

  1. Please post your favorite lure for trout. Thanks!
  2. Definitely gotta go with the wooly bugger. Rainbows and steelies love em.

  3. I love a small white rooster tail or chartruse power bait nuggets
  4. BornWithGills

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    Are you talking wild trout or stocked, big difference. Wild trout, hairs ear nymph fly fished or spinning. Stocked trout, small white plastic grubtail fished below a bobber tipped with a waxworm.
  5. Rapala Gold X-Rap for Steelhead in Rocky River for the Fall bite.

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    blue and silver lil cleo spoons for fall fishing, chartuese and black jig & maggot, minnow and slip bobber...shoot even night crawlers under a slip bobber. I was fishing down at 72nd street and caught trout last fall on all of the above
  7. it's hard to beat a 2-3" chub below a bobber. I seine them out of the creek/ river I'm fishin in.
  8. What size? I would imagine pretty small?
  9. Fished a lot of trout when I lived in Washington and I would have to say gold triple teasers, jones flies with gold in-line spinners, and my secret honey lure. If I'm not trolling a jig, waxworm, & slip bobber.
  10. I use joes' flies and rooster tails.
  11. i would go with the small floating raplala it does the trick every time for me when fishing for stocked trout also the mepps #2
    for steelhead a big count down rapala works for me
  12. liquidsoap

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    My favorite bait has always been big minnows. Works for stockers and steelies.


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January 19th, 2018 5:45 PM   through   9:00 PM
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Marum extend Kumuls, Hunters term

Incumbent PNG LNG Kumuls coach Michael Marum has been confirmed to guide the national rugby league team into the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

PNG Rugby Football League chairman Sandis Tsaka said his Board ratified the appointment of Marum as PNG LNG Kumuls coach at its meeting last week.

He said Marum’s appointment was confirmed following the PNG LNG Kumul’s win over Fiji in the Pacific Test in Sydney in May.

“The win has taken PNG to 11th spot in world rankings from 14th spot and proves he is the right person to start preparing the national team for the World Cup next year,” Tsaka said.

“He is a well-credentialed rugby league coach, is respected by his peers and players, and we have every confidence in him to deliver the result we expect and improve our world standing.”

He said Marum’s appointment becomes effective immediately and will run until October 31, 2018.

“I am happy the Board have confirmed my appointment and I will start preparations for this important event,” Marum said.

“I thank the PNGRFL Board for their continued confidence in me to guide the PNG LNG Kumuls into the World Cup next year.

“With three games to be played in the country, it will be a big challenge but we will prepare as best as possible starting now to perform well at home,” Marum said.

He said those players currently playing in the Australian NRL, English Super League, NSW and Queensland Intrust Super Cup competitions will be closely monitored.

Marum’s first engagement was a fortnight ago when he attended the announcement of the World Cup draws in Brisbane with PNG LNG Kumul captain David Mead alongside Australia’s coach Mal Meninga and captain Cameron Smith and New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney and skipper Jesse Bromwich.

The RLWC2017 will see 14 nations play 28 games over five weeks in PNG, Australia and New Zealand from October 27 to December 2, 2017.

All countries taking part will be hoping to be crowned world champions in what is the pinnacle event in international rugby league.

Meanwhile, Tsaka also announced the extension of Marum’s coaching tenure with the PNG Hunters until the end of the 2018 season.

Tsaka said the contract was due to expire at the end of this season.

“I’m happy to announce that Michael has agreed to continue his role as coach of the Hunters until October 31, 2018,” Tsaka said.

Marum said he was happy his future has been cleared and will focus his energies into guiding the Hunters go a step further this year in the Intrust Super Cup competition.

“That’s our goal and I guess it’s everybody’s expectation, but we will do as best as we can hoping there are no major injuries or loss of form by the players to achieve this dream,” the respected coach said.

The Hunters entered the Queensland Intrust Super Cup competition in 2014 with Marum as coach.

In that first year, the Hunters missed out in the top five by a point. Last year, the Hunters finished second after the season proper, but were beaten by eventual premiers Ipswich Jets in the preliminary final.

Chairman Tsaka said Marum will build a good team of people around both the Hunters and Kumuls to deliver both programs successfully.

He added that having learnt from the experience of the past few seasons.

“We are better placed to deliver both programs successfully,” he said.

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