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Grace Lee, who won right-to-die case, is dead
A woman at the center of a highly publicized right-to-die case last year has passed away, her parents confirmed Tuesday.
Sungeon Grace Lee, 28, died at 6 p.m. Sunday, | said her mother, Jin Ah Lee.
"We are very sad," she said.
Grace Lee had been in a deep coma since late last year, said David Smith of Garden City | [
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Samsung has sent out invites to a press event where they will unveil a new Android device. Samsung is currently the largest manufacturer with Android devices on the market, and could therefore be entitled to release the first device with Android 2.3, aka Ginger | bread, on board.
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Nanny Diaries A NovelAuthor:
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Summary: "What they have here are the makings of a nonfiction tell-all book | , but the material has been winningly transformed into fiction....The book is saved from self-righteousness not only by the authors' cleverness but also by their | [
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When I was asked to review an App I was so intrigued. Books are one thing but an app is in a completely different world. As many of you know, I adore my iphone. It's one of the best Thrifting tools that I know. I can check prices, research what I'm looking at when I'm out in the thrift field, can use a map if I get lost and I can search for the nearest coffee stand using the map feature. Someone said to me a couple months ago, "If it could cook, I would marry it." So true, so true.
When I'm | on the road is the time my iphone really comes into use. I use it faithfully to find the nearest gluten free restaurants or addresses of local thrift stores.
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Hazards issue 108, October-December 2009
Stop press! HSE withdraws director leadership case histories after Hazards slams free PR for killer BP [more]. If you thought your life being shattered would at least prompt an official investigation, you’d be wrong. Figures obtained exclusively by Hazards show | that in 2007/08, just 7.3 per cent of the 32,810 fatal and major injuries – or fewer than 1-in-every-13 – reported to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) resulted in an investigation by the watchdog.
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I placed the question in my status box on Facebook. I wasn’t a bit shocked at what came back. From, “I’m tired of this topic,” to “You must be kidding” it was clear most believe Woods owes no apology | for having sex with “those women.” They grown enough to know what they were getting into. They should apologize to his wife. They participated in this fiasco by coming after Tiger because of his fame and cash.
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Mark J. Rebilas-US PRESSWIRE
Steve and I are back again with your Senior Bowl coverage this week. Steve is out there with the players right now, so we'll have his thoughts a little bit later on. But for now, here's my notes as I followed along on NFL Network's coverage of the North team's practice.
The first thing on show was running backs and receivers working in pass-protection drills one on one against linebackers and safeties. Oregon running back Kenjon Barner was the early stand out, with a good pick up on a blitz from USC safety TJ McDonald. Barner followed that up by ston | ewalling a linebacker blitz up the middle. Barner has been thought of as a change of pace, speed guy. If he can prove he can be relied upon as an effective blocker, he could easily grow into a third down role, potentially even more.
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Study promoter activity using the Living Colors Fluorescent Timer, a fluorescent protein that shifts color from green to red over time (1). This color change provides a way to visualize the time frame of promoter activity, indicating where in an organism the promoter is active and also when it becomes inactive. Easily detect the red and green emissions indicating promoter activity with fluorescence microscopy or flow cytometry.
Easily Characterize Promoter Activity
The Fluorescent Timer is a mutant form of the DsRed fluorescent reporter, containing two amino acid substitutions which increase its fluorescence intensity and endow it with a distinct spectral property: as the Fluorescent Timer matures, it changes color—in a matter of hours, depending on the expression system used. Shortly after its synthesis, the Fluorescent Timer begins emitting green fluorescence but as time passes, the fluorophore undergoes additional changes that shift its fluorescence to longer wavelengths. When fully matured the protein is bright red. The protein’s color shift can be used to follow the on and off phases of gene expression (e.g., during embryogenesis and cell differentiation).
Fluorescent Timer under | the control of the heat shock promoter hsp16-41 in a transgenic C. elegans embryo. The embryo was heat-shocked in a 33°C water bath. Promoter activity was studied during the heat shock recovery period. Green fluorescence was observed in the embryo as early as two hr into the recovery period. By 50 hr after heat shock, promoter activity had ceased, as indicated by the lack of green color.
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Over the last few years I had come to believe that the roasting process for bold coffees removed caffeine from the beans resulting in a lower caffeine content than compared to a light roasted coffee. I got this idea from Good Eats with Alton brown. | Here's the clip where the master roaster makes this point.
However, yesterday's On Point w/ Tom Ashbrook had on a coffee expert that made the opposite claim. Also, comments the page have pointed to sources describing the inconsistency of caffeine levels: Caffeine content by roast level and Does dark roast coffee have less caffeine than light roast?
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The Nielsen Co. said Friday that Obama's campaign had run nearly 230,000 ads in Nevada, Colorado, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire from the beginning of the year through early September, compared with about 87,000 for Romney. All are considered | battlegrounds this year, with both candidates competing heavily in those states for votes.
The biggest disparity was in Ohio.
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Hear about Georgia Law's advocacy program from moot court and mock trial participants.
Try criminal and civil mock cases as a member of Georgia Law's Mock Trial teams. Participants deliver opening statements, conduct witness examinations and present closing arguments in the presence of a judge and jury.
UGA's Mock Trial program receives strong support from faculty members and Mock Trial alumni who dedicate long hours to bench practice rounds, critique student arguments and offer suggestions for improvement. This level of support truly benefits students and helps them to develop the courtroom skills they will need during their legal careers.
Membership on the Mock Trial teams is reserved for 2nd and 3rd year law students.
1st year students have the opportunity to participate in the J. Ralph Beaird Closing Argument Competition during the spring semester of their 1st year.
Georgia Law's Mock Trial teams have competed and won several prestigious tournaments, including:
National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition
American Association for Justice National Student Trial Advocacy Competition
Quarterfinalists: 2001, 1998, 1997
Regional Champions: 2002, | 2001, 1998, 1997 (first and second)
William W. Daniel National Invitational Mock Trial Competition
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Hey, we started the Linuxdoc.org blog. You want to write a guest post about your favorite Linux related topic? Just send us a mail.The Linux community would appreciate it.
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French sold fake medical doctor of Bulgarian immigrantsPeople, Thursday, February 09, 2012 09:25:53
French police have arrested a doctor from the city of Bordeaux on suspicion of selling fake medical certificates to illegal immigrants, says the French newspaper "Liberation". The investigation lasted more than a year, found that the service benefited nearly 60 foreigners from Bulgaria, Turkey and Albania, as a real figure may be higher.
In the deal was and facilitator, manager of the association "world citizen", who had between 200 and 3000 euros to bring illegal immigrants to the doctor. The doctor has supplied them with medical, confirming the presence | of severe pathology in the patient. This document illegal immigrants could obtain evidence of a temporary stay in the country. The doctor was arrested on Wednesday for "passive corruption for making false statements and supporting the illegal | [
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Brad Bergesen had retired nine of 10 batters, the only baserunner coming on an intentional walk, but the first five Rays reached in the fourth inning, and the Orioles are behind, 3-0.
Johnny Damon led off the inning with a double to left. Luke Scott didn't take the ideal route to the ball. Evan Longoria followed with a bloop single to center, and Damon scored when Adam Jones couldn't field the ball cleanly. No error charged, but there would have been a play at the plate.
Matt Joyce doubled off the fence in left field to further stoke the rally, and B.J. Upton followed with a two-run single to center. Fortunately for the Orioles, Upton was tagged out in a rundown.
Will the Orioles ever take a lead in this series?
Bergesen has allowed three runs and six hits in four innings, with two walks and one strikeout. He's throw 70 pitches, so the bullpen could be busy again.
The Orioles have drawn a walk in six straight innings | , going back to yesterday. They've scored twice.
Brian Roberts has walked twice.
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IN THE NEWS: University of Colorado President Elizabeth Hoffman is stepping down July 1, because she wants to end the "speculation" about her future and the future of CU. A new person will undoubtedly take the focus off Hoffman, but the image of CU as a scandal-plagued institution will undoubtedly continue for a time. The mix of sports scandals, | alleged rapes, a student's drinking-related death, and the Ward Churchill 9/11-little Eichmann-free speech conundrum, formed a perfect storm over Hoffman. It will take time for the clouds to part. Some see Hoffman as contributing to CU's problems, first by playing down the sports and rape allegations that surfaced last | [
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To date, it has been an unbelievably quiet flu season throughout the country. But with that being said there is still some flu and there could be more to come, this is typically the time of year that flu begins to peak.
So, what is the flu? Flu is short for influenza which is a viral infection of the nose, throat and lungs. There are many different types of influenza viruses and different viruses circulate each year. Since the flu viruses change each year a new vaccine is released every year to cover the 3 expected strains of flu for the season.
The most common symptoms of the flu include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches headaches, chills and fatigue. In younger children the flu may also cause some vomiting and diarrhea | . Occasionally, some people with the flu will not have fever, but this is not common. You typically feel a lot sicker with the flu than with a cold and most people really go to bed, or at least the couch while sick with the flu. Even toddlers and children slow down!
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Washington, D.C—The American people are tired of our broken campaign finance system, believe it’s corrupting our democracy, and want elected officials to take action, according to new polling released today by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner for Democracy Corps and Public Campaign Action Fund.
"The detrimental impact of big money in our political process is one issue in a divided electorate that crosses party lines,” said David Donnelly, executive director of Public Campaign Action Fund. “Republicans, Independents, and Democrats all agree—our political system too often rewards those with the most cash and elected officials should take action to restore our democracy to one that is of, by, and for the people.”
Key points from the Poll:
- Democrats and Republicans, Obama voters and Romney voters alike, are equally concerned about the level of spending in this year’s presidential campaign. Among all 2012 voters, 61 percent | give the current level of money in politics an unfavorable rating, including a nearly identical 62 percent of Obama voters and 60 percent of Romney voters.
- Two thirds (64 percent) of 2012 voters said that big donors and secret money that control which candidates we hear about undermined democracy in this election.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - MTV will gather some young voters at Georgetown University in Washington for a live 30-minute interview with President Barack Obama that will be shown across its various networks and platforms this week.
The interview is scheduled for Friday at 5 p.m. Eastern time. It will air on tape delay at 5 p.m. Pacific time.
Viewers are being invited to submit questions for the president on MTV's Facebook page. MTV News correspondent Sway Calloway will interview Obama at the White House, while Andrew Jenks will be reporting from Georgetown University's campus | . He will talk with a group of young voters as part of the broadcast.
MTV hopes many questions will focus on issues important to young voters.
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- FIORELLA TABLE
- BY NIGEL COATES
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Calling all Strong Ladies
We are hosting our first powerlifting meet and it's for girls only!
What: 3 attempts at a 1 rep max of Backsquat, Bench Press and Deadlift
When: December 17 at 2pm
Who: SBK women who have been attending group classes for at least 3 months
How much: $20. Includes participation and a bench press/rules clinic with Margie on December 1 at 8pm.
Registration deadline is December 10, 2011
Each woman will have 3 attempts to hit a max single in Squat, Bench and Deadlift, in that order. All lifters will make their attempts in each lift before moving to the next.
First, second and third place winners will be awarded in each weight class based on total combined weight of best lifts | .
There will be 3 weight classes:
- Under 135
- Over 160
In the event of a tie, lowest weight wins.
Information regarding rules and logistics of the meet will be emailed upon registration.
Questions? Contact Margie at crossfitsouthbrooklyn dot com
Shoulder Disfunction, Where to start?
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Central Saanich councillor Terry Siklenka has decamped for the Caribbean, but he’s still going to get his council salary until May.
It’s a deal that might make even a senator blush.
At a closed-door meeting earlier this month, his council pals decided that until May, Siklenka doesn’t have to | show up to keep collecting his $11,862-a-year salary — a third of which is tax free.
So what’s going on? Well, nobody’s saying anything beyond Mayor Alastair Bryson’s vague statement on Nov. 5 that council agreed to grant the six-month, paid leave after Siklenka requested it “for personal reasons.”
Siklenka himself didn’t respond to phone and email messages.
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ISM manufacturing report shows strong growth in November for 16th straight month
The manufacturing sector remained on solid footing in November, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).
The ISM’s Manufacturing Report on Business stated that the index the ISM uses to measure the manufacturing sector—also known as the PMI—was 56.6 percent in November, which was a 0.3 percent difference from October. Any reading that is 50 or better represents economic growth, and November represents the 16th consecutive month that the PMI is more than 50, along with the fact that the overall economy has been on a growth track for 19 straight months.
“The manufacturing sector grew during November, with both new orders and production continuing to expand,” said Norbert J. Ore, CPSM, C.P.M., chair of the Institute for Supply Management Manufacturing Business Survey Committee, in a statement. “With the PMI at 56.6 percent, November’s rate of growth is the second fastest in the last six months. Exports and imports continue to support expansion in the sector. Prices moderated slightly during the month, but comments from the respondents express concerns with regard to | pricing pressures. The list of commodities in short supply increased, though short supply items are not yet posing significant problems. Manufacturing continues to benefit from the recovery in autos, but those industries reliant upon housing continue to struggle.”
Notable PMI readings from the November report include: New Orders at 56.6 percent (down 2.3 percent from October); Production at 55.0 percent (down 7.7 percent from October); Employment at 57.5 percent (down 0.2 percent from October); Inventories at 56.7 percent ( | [
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine; 5-HT) is a neurotransmitter. The serotonin transporter (5-HTT) modulates neurotransmission by facilitating removal of serotonin from the synapse of serotonergic neurons, resulting in serotonin reuptake into the presynaptic terminus. Other designations for 5-HT | T are SLC6A4 (solute carrier family 6 [neurotransmitter transporter, serotonin], member 4), hSERT, OCD1, SERT, sodium-dependent serotonin transporter, and 5-HT transporter.
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Q. What kept you at APA for 13 years?
A. I tend to be a long-distance runner. That's my style and that's my way. When I became head of a clinic as my first job, I did that for seven years. When I became head of a psychology department, I did that for 18 years. And I did this for 13 years. I don't move around when I get so into something I really like. I stay there and develop it as far as I can.
Q.What will you miss about being at APA's helm?
A.Being in the middle of everything and knowing everything that is going on, and being in touch with hundreds and hundreds of people. It's really exciting to come in each morning and see what's come in on my e-mail--although by that time, to be honest, I'll have already checked it two or three times from home.
The fascinating thing about this job is the incredible variability of it. You may in the space of an hour chat by e-mail with a psychologist in China, talk with an | irate Member who didn't like the hotel room he got at the convention and make some major decision, like starting a graduate student magazine [to debut this spring]. Or you might deal with a sticky personnel problem, have a talk with the APA president about the agenda for the next board meeting and participate in a conference call. It's a never-ending kaleidoscope. I sometimes compare it to playing tennis with an out | [
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Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times was dazzled when he visited Occupy Wall Street in early October. “The protest reminded me a bit of Tahrir Square in Cairo,” Kristof exulted. “There is the same cohort of alienated young people, and the same savvy use of Twitter and other social media to recruit more participants.”
The quinquagenarian Kristof is quite the fogy if he finds it amazing that 20-something Americans are able to figure out how to | use Twitter. But that wasn’t the least impressive element of Occupy Wall Street as Kristof described it. “Where the movement falters is in its demands,” he wrote:
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rEVOLution Infinite: Thoughts on a Money Bomb Thursday I had the opportunity to talk with some young Ron Paul supporters who were helping various liberty candidates across the country. These people, too, were from all over the country.
PoliticalNews.me - May 17,2012 - rEVOLution Infinite: Thoughts on a Money Bomb Thursday
I had the opportunity to talk with some young Ron Paul supporters who were helping various liberty candidates across the country. These people, too, were from all over the country.
Most importantly, such supporters are all over the country. A lot of people seemed to like my statement from Monday’s video about media | incompetence: That the mainstream media understands how to cover a conventional campaign, a horserace if you will, but does not understand how to cover a movement.
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THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF TRANSIENCE► k) NOVEMBER 2000► c) MARCH 2000► l) DECEMBER 2000► e) MAY 2000► d) APRIL 2000► f) JUNE 2000► g) JULY 2000► h) AUGUST 2000► i) SEPTEMBER 2000► j) OCTOBER 2000► a) JANUARY 2000► b) FEBRUARY 2000
CONCEPTS► JUST WAR► THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF TIME - THE HISTORY OF ISTRIA► ENERGETIC STRUCTURE OF OBJECTS► ENERGETIC STRUCTURE OF PARTICULAR SPACE TIME► RECYCLING HISTORY► POLITICAL DREAMS► REBIRTH OF VENUS► STRINGS AND MEMBRANES► THE LINE AS A STARTING POINT► THE PHENOMENOLOGY | OF TIME - THE HISTORY OF HUMAN KIND, 1999► THE UNIQUE STRUCTURE OF RITUAL
PORTRAITS► PORTRAITS► THE PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN PRESIDENTS► THE PORTRAITS OF FIRST LADIES
In this project, my interest in the exploration of time as a phenomenon is sustained by the comparison of differences in the passage of time within history as a succession of occurrence, and the passage of time in art as a cyclical succession of creative actions.
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|Posted by dale's plumbing sercice on February 20, 1999 at 21:58:07:|
|In response to Re: converting to gas|
: : I am converting my home from electric everything to gas everything... a piece at a time. Contractors are | confusing me with 2psi copper pipe versus steel black pie for gas lines in the house. Any comments on which is better?
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|Ong Bak 2: The Beginning (2008)|
|Blu-ray Martial Arts|
|Written by Noah Fleming|
|Monday, 08 February 2010|
As it stands, what made "Ong Bak" so popular was the fact that there was no CGI or wire work in the film. Audiences were astounded at this fact. In a world where martial stunts are all performed using stunt doubles and wires, the film was a real refresher.
"Ong Bak 2: The Beginning" is a prequel to the 2003 film. While the original was extremely low budget and looks even worse on the Blu-ray format, the sequel, or prequel, was given a bump in production value. This is of great interest, as it makes the martial arts sequences all the more powerful.
| "Ong Bak 2" is marked by bone crushing blows and fancy footwork. However, I guess it is too much to ask for everything. The film contains no real plot. It exceeds the first film's complete lack of story, but in the prequel it remains undeveloped. Like every other martial arts film, the story is about revenge. However | [
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Posts Tagged ‘Town of Islip’
Thursday, May 16
8:30am – Registration, Networking & Breakfast
9:00 – 10:30am – Panel Discussion
At NBTY’s Auditorium, 2100 Smithtown Avenue, Ronkonkoma
Southwest Airlines has added connections to Mexico and the Caribbean as part of a network merging with subsidiary carrier AirTran Airways.
The Town of Islip has agreed to sell a large building and the near 18-acre tract of land it sits on to Hauppauge-based West Rac Contracting.
The bazaar’s current owners, the Attias family, has entered into a long-term lease agreement with Target to open a big box store on the nearly 12-acre site.
by David Winzelberg Published: July 17, 2012
Tags: apprenticeship program, builders, contractors, developers, IDA, Indusrial Development Agency, Long Island | , project labor agreement, Town of Islip, unions
After an aborted effort to require union labor on Industrial Development Agency projects in Islip last year, the town voted 5-0 Tuesday to adopt a similar, more extensive policy. To receive IDA benefits, construction projects will now have to employ 90 percent of its workers from Nassau and Suffolk counties and purchase 90 percent of [...]
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10-Feb-2001 -- My wife, Debbie, and I began our trek from Kenner, LA, just outside
New Orleans, earlier that day. The drive took us almost two hours, mostly because
we were checking maps and GPS readings along the way. The day was beautiful,
with temperatures in the low 50's and the sun shining brightly. We took our two-year-old
grandchild Katelyn with us for the ride.
We found the coordinates located on land owned and operated by the O'Bryant
family in Thomas, LA. The elder O'Bryant runs a goat farm there, and the coordinates
were within | walking distance from his son Joseph's home.
When we arrived at our destination we found Melissa O'Bryant (Missy) and
her 4 month-old son Christopher at home. Missy was very gracious and she and
Christopher took us to the rear of her land where we located the confluence. It
was in the middle of a rabbit pen where Joseph trained his dogs.
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Prep Basketball: Defending champ Lincoln defeats Somerset 62-43 in girls 12th Region Tournament
Tiandra Hocker is hugged by a Lincoln County teammate as she comes to the bench during the fourth quarter of Lincoln's 62-43 victory over Somerset on Thursday in a girls 12th Region Tournament first-round game at Pulaski County. Hocker came off the bench to score six straight points in the Lady Patriots' 23-4 run. (Nancy Leedy / February 28, 2013)
The Patriots jumped out to a 23-17 lead in the first quarter Thursday night, then struggled through offensive slumps in the second and third periods before making some adjustments and coming away with a 62- | 43 win in the first round of regional tournament at Pulaski County.
“I talk to the girls all the time about a game being a lot like a puzzle, and that if the pieces don’t fit together it makes things ugly,” Lincoln coach Cassandra McWhorter said. “It was like we were missing pieces in the middle of the game, but at the end we | [
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The 2013 NBA Slam Dunk Contests lifts off on Saturday, Feb. 16, in Houston. The Jazz’s defending Slam Dunk Contest champion Jeremy Evans, Pacers’...
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Jim Racalto Utah Jazz big man Enes Kanter has displayed one hell of a charismatic personality upon entering the NBA. From taking part in dance-offs to looking for dates on Twitter, Kanter hasn’t failed us in the entertainment | department. He continued this trend for Valentine’s Day, tweeting a special message to all the fine mamacitas out there, complete with a picture of...
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Karl Malone said that Charles Barkley used to keep Vaseline in his belly button during games. Find out why he would do that.
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A not-to-be-missed foodie's destination! Maison Blanche, located in the Chueca area, combines a gourmet restaurant, a cafeteria and a store.
| Maison Blanche is a „white house" in the direct sense of the word. White walls, tables decked in white, white furniture and columns of the dining hall. Everything is refined there, including its public, as Maison Blanche is much favored by designers, politicians and art elite. Maison Blanche features an international cuisine with a Spanish culinary touch and very friendly prices (main course from 10 to 17 Euros).
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My name is HiMY, pronounced HiM, ME, as in pronouns. I am an Artist,
Activist, Author, Islamic Banker, Photoblogger based in The Annex.
Why are you running?
Early in the 21st Century and we are experiencing the displacement of
the city-state with a newer neighbourhood-civilization reality.
It is Toronto's archipelago of 220 plus distinctive neighbourhoods
which need acknowledgement, representation, and a champion.
The current up-for-grabs City of Toronto act seems less concerned with
laying the groundwork necessary in the 21st century for empowering
Toronto's neighbourhoods for this once-in-the-life-of-a-city moment,
than with trying to bandage Toronto's cuts and bruises left by Premier
Harris late in the 20th century.
You elect someone else and you will end up not just with a 416-905
problem, you and all of us will end up with a 416-705 and a 416-519
You Elect HiMY and the pain will go away.
| What should a City Councillor be?
An impatient pragmatic visionary who as a consensus builder empowers
Toronto's neighbourhoods to take each of their rightful places within
the 'Great Toronto Area'.
Cities are created half by planning and half by accident.
The Megacity has had enough accidents. Toronto's archipelago of 220
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|| ||linux-kernel-AT-vger.kernel.org |
|| ||My pledge as a maintainer to the developers sending me patches. |
|| ||Mon, 18 Jun 2012 14:15:10 -0700|
|| ||linux-usb-AT-vger.kernel.org, linux-serial-AT-vger.kernel.org,
|| ||Article, Thread
As I recently posted here:
there's been lots of discussion about maintainers, their general
grumpiness, and how to handle this. I don't want to duplicate what was
said in that post, except for the following.
Here's what I, as a kernel subsystem maintainer, will strive to do for
all patches sent to me by developers:
1) I will review your patch within 1-2 weeks (see details below).
2) I will offer semi-constructive criticism of your patches.
3) I will let you know the status of your patch if it is rejected, or if
it is | accepted, what tree it has gone into, where you can find it,
and when you can expect to see it merged into Linus's tree.
Notes on the above:
1) Of course, if I'm sick, or traveling on insane Asia trips, my
response time will be delayed, but feel free to email me asking the
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Appreciation and adulation of white-tailed deer antlers surely transcends us modern hunters. Indeed, huge-racked bucks were the fodder of native drawings, explorers’ di | aries and settlers’ deer-camp confabs.
However, it seems today’s deer fanatics have ramped it up a notch with an explosive trend toward buying and selling antlers of every size, shape and configuration via Internet auctions.
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To Hungary for a tale of corruption, racism and brutality as neo-Nazis try to oust the new democracy.
British journalist, Charlie Barrow, is mugged in a Budapest street one night. When he recovers, he finds a note stuck to his lapel - "Foreigners Out!" But Charlie is unfazed - he has a nose for a good story. Teaming up with contacts in the police, he uncovers a plot to overthrow the democracy that followed the collapse of communism in Hungary and set up a fascist regime. Masterminding this is Kozma, head of state security, who uses his power and influence to finance a militia based on the Arrow Cross, the Hungarian Nazis who briefly held power at the end of World War 2. Kozma also runs secret camps where Roma (gypsies) are held as slave labour. One of these is Coro who provides Charlie and his mates with the evidence to nail Kozma - his fate is sealed in a shoot out at a derelict steelworks. Charlie gets his story but loses friends on the way. And | asks - was it all worth it? As one Hungarian reviewer put it - Hungary is still a confused and gloomy place, disappointed by political change, a mood which " Thompson | [
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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- Troy Smith outplayed Brady Quinn and Jim Tressel outfoxed Charlie Weis.
Fourth-ranked Ohio State jumped on No. 5 Notre Dame with big play after big play Monday night in a 34-20 Fiesta romp, sending the Irish to their eighth consecutive bowl defeat.
"I been hearing a lot about how are you guys going to beat a Notre Dame team when you give Charlie Weis four weeks to prepare for it," Buckeyes senior linebacker A.J. Hawk said. "That kind of upset me because I thought, 'What about giving coach Tressel four weeks to prepare for you?''
So make it four straight bowl wins for the Buckeyes, three of them at the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.
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A technique is described for multiple-path propagation time measurements in the surface layer of the atmosphere. This is based | on solving simple bi-directional ray tracing equations on successively higher penetrating paths using propagation times for a short acoustic pulse. The scattering process from turbulence is shown to be capable of providing signals from which phase comparisons can be made and time-of-flight deduced. Simulations demonstrate that the method has potential for deriving continuous temperature and wind profiles. In practice a multiple-beam interferometer can be used at each end of the path. Such an in-strument has been designed and first | [
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An emotional start to a new school year, losing a fellow classmate who was just 18 years old.
"Its just devastating to everybody," said Andrew Mccormick, Fresno State student.
A candlelight vigil was held on Fresno State campus for 18-year old Philip Dhanens who died over the | weekend after police say he was drinking heavily at the Theta Chi fraternity house. Andrew Gong is a fraternity pledge, like Philip was.
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After hearing that Jill Abramson was named editor of The New York Times, columnist Gail Collins couldn’t help but think about how much has changed since the early 1970s, when female journalists were still widely discriminated against at the Times.
In an email interview, Collins — who was the Times’ first female editorial page editor and has written two books about women in American society — referred to Nan Robertson’s “The Girls in the Balcony,” which describes this discrimination. She also spoke about why Abramson’s appointment is so significant:
“I was very happy but not surprised since Jill was such a logical choice.
The other day I had a chance to reread Nan’s description of the balcony at the National Press Club where women reporters were | — as a great gesture of tolerance by the men — allowed to stand huddled together if they wanted to cover newsmakers’ appearances there. While the male reporters and their friends/doctors/insurance agents/golf partners sat and ate lunch, the women stood up there, straining to hear what was being said | [
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Winter Olympics: Bobsleigh
Offspring of the toboggan
by John Gettings and Christine Frantz
An offspring of tobogganing, the modern-day sport of bobsledding was conceived in Switzerland late in the 1800s.
The bobsled's Olympic debut was the four-man event at the 1924 Winter Games. The two-man event was added eight years later in 1932. The first women's bobsled event—the two-woman bobsled—was held for the first time in 2002.
Each nation may enter a maximum of two sleds | in each event. The sleds are made of fiberglass and must adhere to strict size and weight restrictions. A driver steers the sled by pulling one rope with his right hand to go right or a separate rope with his left hand to go left.
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When filmmaker Ruba Nadda began writing the indie thriller Inescapable six years ago, she never dreamed she’d receive so much attention before the film hit theatres. And I don’t mean attention in a good way.
Set mostly in politically torn Syria, the film’s trailer immediately went viral a few months back when it debuted on YouTube.
“I was excited until I read the comments,” admits Nadda during a recent interview at the Toronto International Film Festival alongside the film’s lead, Alexander Siddig. For the Syrian-Canadian auteur, those comments soon revealed “the most graphic thing I’ve read in my life.”
Choked up by death threats and warnings from apparent supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, the YouTube comment section was quickly dismantled for the director’s security — not that it put Nadda at ease.
“I’m paranoid by nature because | I’m an Arab, so I feel like I’m always being watched,” half-jokes the filmmaker. “In the last year and a half, (Syria) exploded and (the movie’s) become very timely, but I’ve always known just the extent of how dangerous the government in Syria is.”
Nadda’s aim is to shed further light on the poisonous police state where civil strife broke out in the wake of the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Retro Game Master, or GameCenter CX in Japan, is a 13-season strong show about a guy who plays video games.
The series is a blend of reality and fiction in which comedian Shinya Arino plays classic ( | and classically difficult) games with tenacity. Arino’s successes propel him up the corporate ladder, while his failures send him tumbling down.
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Things are looking up for the PlayStation 3 in Japan this week, as stellar Sega bruiser installment Virtua Fighter 5 blasts up the charts to snatch the console's first ever number one.
The fighter beat off Nintendo titles Wii Sports, Wii Play, Brain Age and New Super Mario Brothers for the top slot, selling 48,000 copies since it was released in the country almost two weeks ago.
Despite blitzing the competition in the sales charts though, the Wii continues to dominate Sony's console on the hardware front with 78,550 units shifted this week, compared to the PS3's 32,175 and the Xbox 360's paltry 4,811.
The fifth fighting installment hit US shelves just yesterday, and is currently pencilled in for | a European debut alongside the PS3 next month. If you're still wondering what all the fuss is about, click on over to our VF5 hub for screens, movies, and more.
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EU foreign chief lauds 'new chapter' in Myanmar ties
(YANGON) - EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton hailed a "new chapter" in relations with Myanmar ahead of talks Saturday with Aung San Suu Kyi, in the latest high-level mission to the former pariah state.
Her visit for talks with the opposition leader and the reformist regime comes just days after the European Union suspended a wide range of trade, economic and individual sanctions against the long-isolated country.
"The European Union welcomes the remarkable changes in Burma/Myanmar and has decided to open a new chapter in our relations," Ashton said in a statement released late Friday.
"Of course reforms need to continue -- we need to see further progress, in particular the unconditional release of all political prisoners and efforts to end ethnic conflicts," she added.
"We are ready to assist with these efforts as well as with economic and social development. We will continue to support the democratic transition, including through electoral assistance and encourage trade and investment in the country."
After her talks with Suu Kyi, Ashton will open a new EU office in Yangon that diplomats say will mostly oversee the management of aid programmes but also have a political | role.
Speaking in Brunei on Friday at the end of a meeting of European and Southeast Asian foreign ministers and senior diplomats, Ashton said it would be a "first step" towards establishing a full delegation.
Myanmar, which languished for decades under a repressive junta, has announced a series of reforms since a controversial 2010 election brought a civilian government to power -- albeit one with close links to the military.
The suspension of the EU sanctions is intended to bolster sweeping reforms that culminated in opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's election to parliament on April 1.
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Associate Professor of Clinical Neurology, The Saul R. Korey Department of Neurology
Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics
Aleksandra Djukic, is Associate Professor of Neurology. She completed her neurology residency at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Dr. Djukic has Ph.D. in neuropsychology and is especially qualified for evaluations and treatment of children with learning disabilities, addressing both cognitive and neurological problems in children with a variety of hereditary neurological diseases and babies with neonatal neurological problems.
Dr. Djukic gained extensive experience following and treating more than 300 | children with traumatic brain injuries.
Currently she is Director of the Center for Rett Syndrome which is the only Center for Rett syndrome in the Tri-State area.
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Personally, I can’t wait to see what China has in store for us for the Olympic opening night. However, the internet censorship that they will apply on all journalists covering the event is a minus point. It just reminds us why many groups didn’t accept the news gladly when they won the rights to the games.
However, since they say | we can’t mix politics with sports, everyone will have to adopt the stance:
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Some see political fallout in the fall from grace of the late-night host.
On this day in 1998, the Drudge Report carried an item on its website alleging that Newsweek magazine was sitting on a story exposing an affair between President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, a 22-year-old White House intern.
Can we credit Matt Drudge for bringing together Alex Jones, the radio host, gun advocate, and conspiracy theorist, to the attention of Piers Morgan and CNN?
The former senator says Romney and his team have built an attack machine -- and they're proud of it.
The conservative media decide they need to come clean about the man they really know.
Conservative commentators split into camps.
Blog: Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is calling out web news aggregator Matt Drudge for suggesting that she's an ogre eager to invade the pr
For the Washington punditocracy, to attain last-name status on Drudge marks an achievement of sorts.
A survey of the site | 's headlines found only one negative reference to the candidate in 13 months.
Obama's predecessors benefited from a consensus that some allegations had no place in public debate.
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The protein encoded by this gene catalyzes the conversion of 10-formyltetrahydrofolate, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADP+), and water to tetrahydrofolate, NADPH, and carbon dioxide. The encoded protein belongs to the aldehyde dehydrogenase family. Loss of function or expression of this gene is associated with decreased apoptosis, | increased cell motility, and cancer progression. There is an antisense transcript that overlaps on the opposite strand with this gene locus. Alternative splicing results in multiple transcript variants. [provided by RefSeq | [
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Kankakee Businessman Charged with Bank Fraud; Money Laundering
Urbana, Ill. – Late yesterday afternoon a grand jury returned an indictment charging Kankakee, Ill., businessman Richard M. Rogers with defra | uding a Manteno bank in 2010. Rogers, 48, of Orland Park, Ill., owned a Kankakee telecommunications corporation, Telecom Assemblies Plus, Inc., doing business as “Future Vision,” with his wife.
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Staff reporterMcDONALD SCORES TWICE TO PROPEL PENGUINS TO GAME ONE WIN WILKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP, Pa. – Colin McDonald scored two goals, and Brad Thiessen held the HERSHEY BEARS off of the score sheet until late in the game, helping the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins to a...
Staff reporterPOTULNY, MICFLIKIER SCORE TWICE TO HELP BEARS BLITZ PENGUINS HERSHEY, Pa. – Ryan Potulny and Jacob Micflikier scored two goals each and Braden Holtby made 34 | saves, helping the HERSHEY BEARS to a convincing 5-1 win over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins...
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Herman Cain continues to surprise pollsters looking to handicap the Republican presidential field.
The radio host and former Godfather’s Pizza CEO pulled off his latest coup in a new Iowa poll out Wednesday from Public Policy Polling, in which he and Sarah Palin tied for second with 15 percent, six points shy of front-runner Mitt Romney.
PPP is a Democratic polling firm, but nonetheless its results traditionally fall mostly in line with other, nonpartisan pollsters. In a recent national CNN survey, Cain cracked into the double digits, placing fourth in the GOP field with 10 percent.
The first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses are still a long way down the road, and all polls should be taken with a heaping teaspoon of salt. Nevertheless, Cain’s recent hot streak suggests at least the potential for him to establish himself as a legitimate dark-horse | candidate with the potential to stick around.
If nothing else, the survey results will likely garner him a little more press coverage, particularly at a time when most political reporters are desperate for the stalled nomination battle to pick up steam.
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Mission Type: Orbiter
Launch Vehicle: Atlas-Centaur (AC-50 / Atlas no. 5030D)
Launch Site: ETR / launch complex 36A
NASA Center: Ames Research Center
Spacecraft Mass: 582 kg
1) Charged-particle retarding potential analyzer
2) charged-particle mass spectrometer
3) thermal electron temperature Langmuir probe
4) neutral-particle mass spectrometer
5 | ) cloud photopolarimeter/imaging system
6) temperature sounding infrared radiometer
7) magnetic field fluxgate magnetometer
8) solar wind plasma analyzer
9) surface radar mapper
10) electric field experiment
11) transient gamma-ray burst experiment
12) gas and plasma environment experiment
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You know it is time to reassess your relationship with
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Justice for Shahzeb-And behind bars they shall be..
Will I say Justice is served, no its just the first step. But I can say this much for sure, when you fight for what is right, it happens, miracles happen. His sisters and his friends, swore to fight and they will continue this till the guilty and punished. And if Jatoi junior refuses to surrender I would say arrest the father, he knows where his son is, why not arrest him?
Will you help us? Spread the word in your country, spread the word around, that a murder which the police refuse to write a complaint against is now being noticed all because we swore to make them | hear us.
And it has begun….. Will keep you all updated, tomorrow is the big day, the Chief Justice and his supreme court.
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It just hit me. I was looking at more photos of the UC Davis protest, and realized that they're claiming they were "surrounded" by the students SITTING ON THE GROUND. The students had formed a sit-in circle around the tent city to " | stop" the police from crossing. Some of the cops were on the inside of the circle and now claim they couldn't escape and feared for their lives, that's why they had to pepper spray their way out of the dangerous piranha like circle.
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Photograph of three bells in the Los Angeles Plaza Church tower, cast by Paul Revere's apprentice George Holbrook for the Plaza Church, ca.1910. From the rear. Sidewalks, trees, and people can be seen in the plaza, which is visible below through one of the tower openings. The bells bear inscriptions (illegible in this perspective).; "Across the street from the Plaza and to the west is the Old Plaza Church (535 Main St.), first established in 1784 as a chapel. The oldest religious structure in Los Angeles, this 1822 building is also known as the Church of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels. Originally built as a simple adobe by Franciscan Padres with the labor of local Native American Indians, it took an additional 40 years to construct the whole church. This Catholic Church now features some fine modern additions, including a tile mosaic of The Annunciation, | created by artist Isabel Piczek in 1981. The interior displays ornate designs of wrought iron and gold leaf. A collection of religious canvases adorn the alter, and murals grace the ceilings. Today, Our Lady Queen of | [
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Brussels, 24 October 2012
Poverty: Commission proposes new Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived
The European Commission has proposed to set up a Fund to help the most deprived persons in the EU. The Fund would support Member State schemes providing food to the most deprived people and clothing and other essential goods to homeless people and materially-deprived children. The proposal now goes to the European Parliament and the European Union's Council of Ministers for approval.
The Commission foresaw a budget of €2.5 billion for the Fund during the period 2014-202 | 0 as part of its June 2011 proposal for a Multiannual Financial Framework (see IP/11/799). Member States would be responsible for paying 15% of the costs of their national programmes, with the remaining 85% coming from the Fund.
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Residents of a ramshackle trailer park in a rural part of the Coachella Valley will wait months and potentially into next year to find out if state and Riverside County officials can agree on using redevelopment funds to open a nearby replacement mobile home park.
The delay in moving residents was announced Monday, July 23, during a federal court hearing about closing Desert Mobile Home Park, commonly called Duroville after owner Harvey Duro.
Duro opened the park on land he owned on the Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indian Reservation to offer low-cost housing to farmworkers, most immigrants who had no other place to go. But | inadequate trailers, numerous health and safety concerns and rigged electrical and sewer systems made the park a slum.
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The Defector by Mark Chisnell
Price: $2.99 USD. 102060 words.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. — Sen. John McCain on Thursday gets what one political scientist calls a Hubert H. Humphrey moment.
Forty years ago, Humphrey's ties to an unpopular president from his own party bogged down his presidential campaign. Late in that 1968 campaign, Humphrey | removed his vice-presidential seal from his podium, a symbolic sign of his break from President Lyndon Johnson and the Vietnam War.
It started turning the tide his way — many said he'd have won if the election had been a week later — but it was too late.
On Thursday night, McCain gets his chance to show the country how he'd break with an unpopular president from his party, George W. Bush.
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Re: Bug#366873: gcc-4.1-source: patch for cross compiler doesn't apply
> Jonas Meyer writes:
>> Package: gcc-4.1-source
>> Severity: normal
>> cross-configure.dpatch doesn't apply when following the instructions in
>> Indeed building according to README.cross doesn't work, because those
>> patches don't apply. However, when simply skipping them, the | build
>> seems to succeed (and the resulting compiler works). So I suggest to
>> remove them completely (cross-includes and cross-configure).
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Juvederm Results Still Visible After a Year - Will It Disappear?
I had lip augmentation 11 months ago with Juvederm in my upper lip. It is still visible - of course, a lot less, but definitely not like it | was before the treatment. When can I expect it to disappear completely? (I'm positive it was Juvederm - my doctor talked me into it exactly because she said it wouldn't last that long.) Is it normal and if not, what can I do about it?
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A 2012 Parent Satisfaction Survey conducted by virtual education provider Connections Academy revealed that the top reasons cited by parents for enrolling students in its full-time online public schools were that they wanted: a change in the learning environment from their current school situation, a more flexible schedule and a more controlled educational setting. Fifty-one percent of parents felt, “I have a child who doesn’t learn well in a traditional school setting,” and a sobering 16 percent reported that their child was bullied in his or her previous school and cited this issue as a “significant reason” for enrollment.
Educators say many of these families are turning to full-time online schools. The reason is two-fold. First, more families than ever are embracing virtual education: Roughly 275,000 American K-12 students now get their complete educations online, according to | the report, Keeping Pace with K-12 Online & Blended Learning. And second, the very format of virtual school eases the adjustment period and physical transitions for both student and family. At these schools, learning takes place at home, with a parent or “Learning Coach” on site. Instruction is directed by certified teachers, with whom students and parents communicate frequently by phone, email and real-time online lessons.
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Penn-designed non-invasive MRI screening method is cost-effective, statistically powerful
When trying to determine the root cause of a person's dementia, using an MRI can effectively and non-invasively screen patients for Alzheimer's disease or Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration (FTLD), according to a new study by researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Using an MRI-based algorithm effectively differentiated cases 75 percent of the time, according to the study, published in the December 26th, 2012, issue of Neurology-, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. The non-invasive approach reported in this study can track disease progression over time more easily and cost-effectively than other tests, particularly in clinical trials testing new therapies.
Researchers used the MRIs to predict the ratio of two biomarkers for the diseases - the proteins total tau and beta-amyloid - in the cerebrospinal fluid. Cerebrospinal fluid analyses remain the most accurate method for predicting the disease cause, but requires a more invasive lumbar puncture. "Using this novel method, | we obtain a single biologically meaningful value from analyzing MRI data in this manner and then we can derive a probabilistic estimate of the likelihood of Alzheimer's or FTLD," said the study's lead author, Corey McMillan, PhD, of the Perelman School of Medicine and Frontotemporal Degeneration Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
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There’s a new title in the utility industry: “chief customer officer.” As any HR professional knows, trendy titles come and go. The new economy brought us “corporate evangelist” and “chief knowledge officer.” In many cases, such titles have been more effective at drawing attention to Dilbert-esque management than at focusing corporate strategy. A company that needs a “chief morale officer” isn’t likely to impress employees with a new C-suite office dedicated to corporate B.S.
So as an increasing list of utilities create the new position of “chief customer officer” (CCO), it might seem more like a PR exercise than anything truly substantive. However, the pressures that are driving utilities to create this position are very real.
For example, the industry’s newest CCO (Brenda Jackson at Oncor) got her title not as a result of new-age management, but her company’s response to a crisis (see “Utility Chief Customer Officers”). | Oncor faces a class-action lawsuit alleging the company defrauded customers with its new smart-metering system, leading to hundreds of overcharges in monthly bills. For its part Oncor denies there’s anything wrong with the meters, instead blaming high bills on a cold snap, inefficient heaters and uneconomical service plans with third-party retailers. But by elevating Jackson to CCO, the company seems to be acknowledging that it | [
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Jonathan McCown <JMCCOWN @
> Marcus helped us in the beginning, but felt we were
> not rigorous enough.
Actually, that's not *quite* it. I feel there's an inherent tension
in any certification process depending, in a nutshell, on who is
paying for it. It's not that I felt that NCSA wasn't being rigorous
enough -- it's that I felt NCSA would always be between a rock
and a hard place, and your efforts would always be hampered
by questions about choosing the right level of rigorousness!!
When I think back to the | discussions we had back then (and this was a
while ago!) I recall that I was mostly annoyed that the people who
really "owned" the problem stayed silent. Folks like NIST and other
(ahem) nameless branches of the government that also, because of
funding or procurement politics or office politics or the fact that
they've got an obsolete spook mindset couldn't contribute to a
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it’s (finally) time.
tomorrow morning at 7am (in a few short hours) Lovely, too will open at 1138 West Bryn Mawr in Chicago.
without the love, support, blood, sweat, and (exhausted but mostly happy) tears provided by the following people, this monumental day would not be possible (in no particular order…):
christen, ben, mary, barri, hollyce, gillian, jillian, gillian (yes, there’s three), lindsay, jordan, max, timmy, clay dawg (yes, he’s back!), matt (yup, he’s been back for a while, too… can also be found writing in his Lovely basement office), yenny, adriana + joshua + brian soto (yes, there’s three sotos), kara, iain, carolyn, anthony, belinda, andreas, sarah, tohm, tanner, cody, little dan olson, ranya, juan, hugo, edwin, betsy, mire & fernando (they’re married! an adorable package deal), estella | , carlos, yeisy, and nacho.
without each of them, we’d be nowhere. we’d most certainly not be opening our third location tomorrow.
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Date of Birth: December 29th 1976
First gained industry awareness with his starring role in David Gordon Green's "All the Real Girls," winner of the 2003 Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. McBride attended the North Carolina School of the Arts alongside David Gordon Green, Jody Hill and Ben Best, where he received a BFA in filmmaking. McBride re-teamed with Hill and Best in the 2006 Sundance smash hit comedy "The Foot Fist Way," which he co-wrote with the director Jody Hill.
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It’s no surprise that most people readily assume that I love horseracing. After all, my last mystery, TRIPLE CROSS, took place at the Kentucky Derby.
I do love watching horses run, but I don’t love horseracing. I love horses, and there’s the difference. In my opinion, any equine sport, whether it be the Olympic disciplines, barrel racing, endurance riding, etc., becomes less horse friendly at | the upper levels where considerable prize money, reputations, and ego come into play. So, it was nice to see Rachel Alexandra’s connections (she won the 2009 Kentucky Oaks and Preakness) withdraw her from the Belmont Stakes scheduled this Saturday because they were thinking of her longtime health.
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Green Girl Studios
Cast Lead Free Pewter
"Knowledge" Tree Pendant
- The front side of this pendant showcases a single large tree. The reverse side displays the words "Knowledge".
- Featured in national beading magazines, Green Girl Studios is known for its incredible, artisan-crafted beads that evoke a feeling of whimsy and fantasy.
- Made in the USA. Cast Lead-Free Pewter. Although all pewter contains trace amounts of lead, the | term "lead free pewter" is used to describe pewter that meets the stringent CSPC standard of less than.05% (or 500 parts per million) lead content in pewter.
- Please note that most Green Girl Studios pewter pieces are a little darker in color than antiqued silver and lighter in color than some gunmetal. When searching for complimentary components such as chain and other findings, we suggest pieces with an antiqued finish rather than a bright finish.
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Tuesday, 14/09/2010 03:01 PM
“Strong hearts” for children in Vietnam
Over nearly 3 recent years, more than 1,000 heart attacked children have successful operated under the charity | program named “A Heart for Children” which was jointly launched by Viettel, Vietnam Television and the East Meets West Organization. 1,000 “strong hearts” means thousands of dreams, thousands of ideals fostered by children will be given wings to fly”. They live again, not just for themselves - their family and | [
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[LINK] Apple Mac malware: caught on camera
kim at holburn.net
Fri Mar 27 19:33:26 EST 2009
> Pob in our analysis labs blogged earlier this week about a new
> variant of the RSPlug Trojan horse for Mac OS X that he had written
> protection against.
> One of the ways in which the OSX/RSPlug-F Mac Trojan horse is being
> distributed by hackers is in the form of a poisoned HDTV/DTV program
> called MacCinema.
> As you'll see in this video, visiting a website that gives many of
> the signs of legitimacy, can lead to you downloading a Trojan horse.
> Even for the Apple Mac.
> The video is also available on YouTube.
> And don't try and tell me that this couldn't affect Mac OS X users
> because they would have to enter their administrator username and
> password to install the package. If they were prepared to download
> this program from this website, I feel pretty confident that they
> would enter their administrator details to allow installation too!
> Mac users are no different to Windows users in this regard - this is
> | social engineering, plain and simple.
> Oh, and Windows users shouldn't feel too smug about this either. If
> you visit the site on a Windows computer, it will serve up a
> malicious Windows executable from the Zlob family of malware rather
> than a Mac OS X Trojan horse.
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|Ready for the hay ride!|
|My Children of the Corn picking out their perfect pumpkins. It was an arduous task, but we finally arrived at two very acceptable choices.|
|Mommy got lots of weird looks that day.|
(seriously, Hailey, stop biting your NAILS!!!!)
| | I love the scenery attributed to Fall...the fruits, gourds, mums...all of it. |
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I’m currently looking to recruit a Software Developer to join our team in London, UK. We’ve created a groundbreaking interactive online trade show app, and we’re now looking to expand further with a talented Software Developer | . This is a full time, paid position with salary dependent on the individual.
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Corey has become quite the photographer, so I thought I would take him on a great photo op for his day. Everybody else got to come along.
We went to the Seattle Center to visit the Chihuly Glass Museum.
We were a little early so we enjoyed the center grounds while we waited for the glass museum to open. Everybody had their camera except Jill. She did have her phone, of course.
Here we go.
The Glass Forest uses neon and argon glass tubing.
The next room was devoted to glass designs borrowed from Indian basketry | .
Dale Chihuly is a collector extraordinaire. Here is a collection of his Pendelton blankets.
Sea life was the theme of the next room.
This amazing glass ceiling captivated all of us.
Each room was just more and more stunning. Look at the amazing "plants" in this garden.
Irene had peeked ahead, and alerted me of the next spectacle, a boat load of beauty.
Next came the chandelier room.
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In the Glass house.
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Planned Giving: Create a Legacy of Liberty for Future Generations
The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin has been protecting and promoting the civil liberties and civil rights of all Wisconsinites, in a non-partisan manner, since 1930. You can create your own legacy of liberty by making a gift to the ACLU of Wisconsin or the ACLU of Wisconsin Foundation through your financial and estate plans. Gift planning is a great way to make a lasting contribution to the ACLU while taking advantage of favorable federal and state tax laws.
A legacy gift is a great way to demonstrate your commitment to the Bill of Rights and can be an effective part of your personal financial planning. Remember that defending First Amendment rights, equality and privacy rights requires constant vigilance and support.
Here are some ways you may contribute:
Name the ACLU in your will
The most common planned gift is a gift through your will. You can arrange a gift of a specific amount, a percentage, or all or part of the residual of your estate.
Naming the ACLU as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy or retirement fund is a simple and effective way to support the future of civil liberties. While most Americans use insurance policies to provide financial security for their loved ones, such policies can also be used to fulfill charitable goals | .
Right now there is a special reason to consider making a planned gift:
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I strongly suggest that you read this book as soon as you can. It’s very good and very funny. Johnny Khamka is a seriously weird boy who discovers that he could be a VERY good comedian. But as Johnny draws closer to the State final his jokes get lame and unfunny. Will Johnny win the State final or will the other | comedians overpower him? I liked the way Johnny narrates the story because he makes it so entertaining and uses funny language.
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DSML for eDirectory (SOAP)
DSML is an OASIS standard for representing directory information as XML elements. It provides your application a standard way to present and transfer directory information in XML format.
DSML v2 for eDirectory®; contains a deployable Web archive (.war) that enables you to access eDirectory as a Web service using SOAP.
Your use of these files is subject to the Novell Developer License Agreement unless different license terms accompany the file itself, in which case those terms govern.
| Fixed formatting issues.
DSML for eDirectory (SOAP)For complete installation dependencies, see the Readme.
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Innocent civilians become the tragic casualties of war. Insurgents plant thousands of IEDs. Special-ops teams hunt down insurgents. The Taliban may have a few Stinger missiles. Pakistan plays a double game with the Taliban. The U.S. government can't keep its secrets. The New York Times has about as much regard for those secrets as a British tabloid has for a starlet's privacy. The Obama administration blames everything on Bush.
Is any of this news? Not exactly.
Still, you'd be forgiven for thinking it is, given the Pentagon Papers-style treatment now being accorded to the WikiLeak of 92,000 classified documents on the Afghan War. John Kerry says | the documents "raise serious questions about the reality of America's policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan." WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sees "evidence of war crimes." A Time magazine columnist, making explicit the comparison with the Vietnam War, offers that the leak underscores "how futile the situation in Afghanistan | [
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All About Me
What everyone should know about me
Silver Phantasy is a South Australian small business with three locations Victor Harbor, Seaford and Hallett Cove. We also have a growing online profile; you can find us on facebook, eBay and our own website www.silverphantasy.com.au
Things I sell
Kelly Lane Australian Designed Giftware
, Lisa Pollock Art from the Heart Australian Made Giftware |
, Jennifer Dumet Homewares
, Urban Products Homewares
, Sterling Silver Jewellery
, Assorted Fashion Jewellery
, Beanie Kids
, Handpainted Turkish Giftware
, African Fair Trade Giftware
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Angiotech Gets FDA Clearance for Option Inferior Vena Cava Filter
June 8, 2009 - Angiotech Pharmaceuticals Inc. today said the FDA granted 510(k) clearance for the Option Inferior Vena Cava (IVC) Filter for use in both permanent and retrievable indications.
Angiotech holds exclusive worldwide rights to market and distribute the Option IVC Filter, which | it obtained in a license agreement with privately held Rex Medical LP.
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Ishar 2 Solution Tips & Tricks|
Tags: Ishar 2 Solution Game Guides, Ishar 2 Solution Hints, Ishar 2 Solution Walkthrough
| Ishar 2 - Solution
Go west, then north, and avoid the fight. Enter the village,
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What's New for 2012
The 2012 BMW 6 Series has been fully redesigned. Highlights for the coupe and convertible include sharper looks, larger wheels and a pair of turbocharged engines.
Now in its third generation, the BMW 6 Series occupies a special niche in the automaker's lineup. It's alternately been the company's flagship GT platform and an experimental canvas, the latter for former design chief Chris Bangle's polarizing exteriors.
With this year's full redesign, the 2012 BMW 6 Series largely shakes off the Bangle legacy looking a little longer, wider, shorter and sharper. The larger dimensions are attributed to a new aluminum-intensive rear-wheel-drive architecture that BMW says is 50 percent stiffer than its predecessor.
And the chassis needs that | extra rigidity given the engines underhood. The old V8 wasn't exactly a slouch, but its acceleration is now matched by the more fuel-efficient turbocharged six-cylinder found in the new 640i model. For those wanting even more, the new V8 in the | [
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