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Datz finishes up six weeks of radiation treatment
Third-base coach hopes to rejoin Mariners sometime after All-Star break
SEATTLE -- Mariners third-base coach Jeff Datz has been sidelined since late April after announcing he was dealing with cancer, but the longtime baseball man didn't talk publicly about his situation until Wednesday when he revealed he's now done with six weeks of radiation treatment.
Datz, 53, finished treatment a week ago for Level 2 squamous cell cancer, which developed in a growth on his neck, and says he's hoping to rejoin the Mariners on the field sometime after the All-Star break.
That might be an optimistic outlook at this point, given he's still recovering from the treatment, but Datz already had a history of skin cancer and isn't about to back down from his new battle.
"With my skin cancer history, one minute you're thinking positive and saying, 'This is local. They'll cut it out and I'll be good to go. It's just like another skin cancer, but a little deeper,'" he said. "But the next minute you're thinking, 'With my skin cancer history I'm going to light up on these scans from head to toe,' and five minutes later you're planning your funeral. It's like, 'Woah.'
"But after that first week, the CT scan came back with no other skin cancer in the body and all the tests came back good. The biopsies from my throat came back good. All signs were positive. Six weeks of radiation, I don't wish on anybody.
"But having said that, you're 53 and feel like, 'Why me at 53?' But hey, man, let me tell you something. I'm walking in seeing 10-12-year-old kids going through this and, wow, it's rough. But they're getting through it, and fortunately I've come through it in not too bad of shape."
Datz felt a lump developing on his neck late in Spring Training and had tests around the time of the Mariners' first road trip. When the diagnosis came out in mid-April, Datz was taken off his game duties and team travel, but he has continued working with the team throwing batting practice and hitting fungoes in pregame work when the club is home.
Being able to continue putting on the uniform and being part of things has been a saving grace.
"It's immense," Datz said. "It's been therapy for me. [Hitting coach] Dave Hansen looked at me and said, 'You want to throw a group?' And I'm like, 'Yeah, I want to throw a group. I need to throw a group. This is therapy for me.' These guys are on the road and I'm sitting there watching on TV, throwing stuff and cussing and my wife says, 'What's going on?'
"She's taking the brunt of that because I'm not with the team and I'm sitting here at home while they're on the road. That's frustrating, but you have to take care of yourself at some point. We'll get through it. Now it's on the downside. Each and every day I hope to feel better and we'll go from there. I'm fired up when the club is home and pulling like heck for them when they're on the road. Now I'm almost good to go."
Datz's mother died of cancer and his father recently passed away as well, but he says he's been bolstered through his situation by a widespread support group.
"My wife has put up with my different moods and frustration more than anybody. She's been great," he said. "Both my brothers back east came out. It's just been amazing, the support from family, friends and people in baseball. All types of people all over this country have sent letters and calls and texts. It's very nice. It's a little setback, a little bump in the road. We'll get through it. We're getting through it. Then we'll be good to go."

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I had a nice phone conversation Feb. 25 with Anthony DiComo, beat writer for the New York Mets at MLB.com. It's the first of what will be a series of Q&As with DiComo throughout the 2008 season, so we can get a solid glimpse into the world of our chief rivals, the New York Metropolitians.
DiComo answered questions about the Johan Santana deal, the resurgence of Moises Alou and Duaner Sanchez, young standouts and the key to the 2008 Mets offense.
PHILLIES NATION: How confident are the Mets right now?
DICOMO: Every team, from best to worst, has confidence. But the Mets have a lot of confidence, and they wouldn't have to throw a pitcher out there to get it. They have arguably the best confidence in the game, you can see it just in the clubhouse demeanor.
Are you surprised by Carlos Beltran's retort to Jimmy Rollins?
I'm not surprised that someone came out and said it. I'm surprised that he's the guy who did it.
Has the collapse been discussed in the clubhouse?
Willie Randolph made it a point [the first week of camp] to say he hasn't addressed his players about last year. … He said on multiple occasions there's nothing he needs to say. Everyone knows they have to deal with it; if that's not motivation enough I don't think it's anything more.
If the Mets fail to make the playoffs in 2008, is Willie Randolph fired?
You know, it's really tough to say. There's a lot of 'ifs' that can happen from now until October. People thought he could've lost his job after last year and that didn't happen. And I don't think he should've. Everything depends on what happens this year. Say Johan Santana gets hurt in the middle of the year, is that Willie Randolph's fault?
Directly after the collapse last year there was a thought that somebody has to pay for this. Really, no one did. They kept the team largely in tact. It's good from the coaches' perspectives that the front office has confidence.
What was the biggest concern for the Mets going into the offseason?
The rotation. They lost Tom Glavine; say what you want about the guy at the end of the season, but he was the most consistent pitcher all year and gave them double-digit wins. But they pretty quickly turned that concern into a strength when they signed Santana.
Did you think the Johan Santana deal was a win for the Mets?
When I read the deal it almost seemed like robbery. They didn't give up anyone that they would consider 'elite.' They knew Carlos Gomez would develop into a big hitter; Fernando Martinez looks like he can be something special. His numbers don't pop off the sheet but you have to realize, he's played as the youngest player in every level. The fact they didn't give up those guys was a good job by Omar Minaya.
How does Pedro Martinez look this early in the spring?
He looks as good now as I've seen him [before]. … He's kind of transformed himself as a pitcher, where he still has some life on his fastball, but he's a pitcher now. He knows how to work counts, work batters. Regardless of if the Mets think he's an ace, they have Santana around, and that takes a ton of pressure off him. I don't think there are any questions about health anymore, which is the biggest thing.
How does Mike Pelfrey compute into the Mets Opening Day plans?
If Pelfrey has a lights-out spring, I would be surprised to see him in the Opening Day rotation. … [Last year] there's no question he put pressure on himself. He could spend another year in AAA again; obviously he'd rather be in the Majors, but I don't think there's pressure on the Mets that they need him. If he needs another year or half year in the minors I think they'll be perfectly content with El Duque.
Duaner Sanchez missed 2007, so is he ready to come back and perform in 2008?
I'd say Pedro Martinez looks good. But Duaner Sanchez looks unbelievable. His fastball looks unbelievable, his changeup has life on it. There was a ton of concern because here's a guy who's coming off major surgeries and hasn't pitched since 2006. But not only does it give them obviously the best setup and closing [tandem] in the league, it shortens the game. You got [Aaron] Heilman, [Pedro] Feliciano, Sanchez and of course, Billy Wagner. … With four parts like that, it'd be tough to match.
Are there any concerns about Billy Wagner after ending the 2007 season so poorly?
There's always concern when guys are blowing games. He was remarkable until early August and then he dropped off. He can't throw 100 miles an hour anymore, but he's a guy who's trying to refine his game. He's adding a curveball to his repertoire. And he's going to the windup instead of the stretch all the time. He's going to need to adapt if he wants to stay in the league. I'm not worried about him at all.
Any prospects or Minor Leaguers who could reach the Opening Day roster? Anyone surprising you?
Eddie Kunz has a great fastball. He can project right to the Majors quickly. You'll probably see him in September if nothing else.
And [Fernando] Martinez is in camp, and he looks like he has the tools. He says that we're going to see him this year. But the thing with the Mets is there are so few jobs to be won. Backup for the middle infielders, fifth starter, and one spot in the back of the bullpen that's probably going to be Matt Wise or [Steven Register]. If these youngsters have brilliant springs they won't make the team anyways.
Could Fernando Martinez reach the Major Leagues before September 1?
Right now they have three great outfielders in Beltran, Alou and Church — he can hit lefties consistently. They have Endy Chavez, who is one of the better fourth outfielders in the game, and they have Angel Pagan. The fifth outfielder role is definitely his.
I'd be shocked if Martinez made the team out of camp, but it wouldn't be out of the question. They'd be much more inclined to take non-roster guys like Ben Johnson. And they have Marlon Anderson and Damion Easley, who could play outfield. I don't think they're going to rush [Martinez].
You wrote early in the Spring about the resurgence of Moises Alou. What's changed about him, and what could go right with him?
Last year, he looked and sounded like one of the most disappointed players when the Mets lost out. There was talk he'd retire, but I didn't think he would retire because he had such an incredible September.
The thing with him is always his health. If they get 400 at bats out of him they'll be thrilled, and that's why it's important they have that outfield depth. When hes healthy, he's one of the best hitters in the game. He can turn on a fastball like a 22-year-old kid.
As a veteran, is Alou as a clubhouse leader?
That was kind of a big issue last year: 'Where is this leadership coming from?' You can't expect David Wright to do it, or Jose Reyes. You can't expect Moises Alou to do it [because it was his first season with the Mets]. A lot of guys looked to [Carlos] Delgado, who said 'I lead by example.'
That's why it's interesting that Beltran [spoke up]. Maybe he'll step up and be the vocal leader for this team. If you look at the complexion, you have a good mix of the older guys — Delgado and Alou — and younger guys like Wright and Reyes, who are both 24 but both veterans, too. It's a clubhouse where you kind of know the direction they're going into.
Who is the key to the Mets offense this season?
The key to the offense absolutely is Carlos Delgado. He had a very disappointing season by his standards. He's at the age where you have to say, 'Was that a fluke or can he have another season like that?'
If he can hit 30 home runs and in the high .200s in the middle of the lineup, that really changes the dynamic of the offense. He takes it from a very good lineup to an extremely good lineup.â€
Jayson Stark, when writing about the Phillies-Mets rivalry, said the teams will brawl at some point in 2008. From what you've seen, is that possible?
I don't think it's the type of thing where they're going to start brawling on the field. I think the Mets have to respect the Phillies — they won the division last year. What matters is what happens on the field. Until the mets get a chance again they have to respect that, and the Phillies have to respect the mets. It's going to be fun, but I don't think there's any bad blood on a personal level.


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The Central Connecticut baseball team won a pair of Northeast Conference games at home vs. Wagner on Friday afternoon. Central won the first 8-2, and needed extra-innings to win the second 2-1. With the wins the Blue Devils are now 16-15 overall and 7-7 in NEC play. Wagner is now 12-25 overall and 5-5 in league action.
In game one the Blue Devils scored an unearned run in the first to take a 1-0 lead. With two outs senior Anthony Turgeon singled. The then stole second base and scored when the throw went into center field and by the Seahawk fielder, leading to the run.
Wagner tied it 1-1 on a sacrifice fly from Zack Yesko in the top of the second. A solo home run from Chris Smith gave the Seahawks a 2-1 lead in the top of the fourth inning.
The Blue Devils tied the game 2-2 on a sacrifice fly from junior Dominic Severino in the bottom of the fourth. Turgeon scored his second run of the game after leading of the inning with his second hit.
Central took the 4-2 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning. Turgeon drove in his first run of the game with his third hit, and then freshman Pat Sirois singled up the middle to score Turgeon for the two-run lead.
Two more runs in the seventh made it 6-2. A triple from senior J.P. Sportman scored junior Bryan Rivera and then Sportman scored on a sacrifice fly from freshman Franklin Jennings. Freshman Jake Patton's pinch-hit two-RBI triple made it 8-2 in the eighth inning.
Senior Tom Coughlin got the start in game one but didn't factor in the decision. He pitched five innings allowing just two runs on two hits while striking out two. He walked three and hit a pair of Wagner hitters. Senior Anthony Mannuccia pitched the final four innings to earn his first victory of the season. He didn't allow a run and struck out three batters.
In game two it was scoreless until a sacrifice fly from John Lynn gave Wagner the 1-0 lead in the top of the seventh inning. Central tied it in the bottom of the inning with an unearned run. With runners at the corners a fielder's choice from Sportman scored the run and tied the game.
In the bottom of the ninth freshman Bryan Rivera doubled to left center with one out and then scored on a game-winning single from Sportman. Sportman drove in both runs in the win. Rivera had three hits.
Senior Nick Neumann pitched all nine innings for the Blue Devils to improve to 3-3 on the season. He allowed just one run on six hits while striking out five. He did not walk a batter but hit one. Neumann allowed only two runners to reach second base.
The two teams will continue the weekend series on Saturday with a single seven-inning game at 1 p.m. The series will conclude on Sunday with a nine-inning game at 1 p.m.


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The Providence Bruins and Hartford Wolf Pack was one extended brawl tonight—the game had 167 total penalty minutes handed out—and although five-foot-eleven Ben Youds facing off against six-foot-five Dylan McIlrath was an entertaining mismatch, the highlight of this particular chaos came when goalies Malcolm Subban and Scott Stajcer traded blows. It's nice to see a goalie fight in which both goalies actually want to fight.
Subban and Stajcer finished the match amicably and received game misconducts. The Bruins won, 6-0.


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A letter written to the Bible League Quarterly concerning Richard Cox and John Knox. Sir: Writers of biography have always to guard themselves against presenting their subject so that he stands in exaggerated contrast to his fellow-beings. Knox, of course, is of great interest to students of the Reformation but in presenting him, John Brentnall has painted some of those around him in too sombre colours. For instance, Knox is mentioned as opposing Richard Cox as if Cox were in the wrong. Actually, after studying contemporary Latin, Dutch, French, English, Low German and High German sources on the so-called 'Troubles at Frankfurt', one can only conclude that Knox's alleged opposition to Cox, and so-called Coxian opposition… Full Article
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship is Down Under again for tonight's "UFC 127: Penn vs. Fitch" event at the Acer Arena in Sydney, Australia.
As usual, you can catch a live video stream of the night's post-fight press conference, courtesy of the UFC, here on MMAjunkie.com at approximately 1:15 a.m. ET (5:15 p.m. Sunday AEST local time).
Expected to take part in tonight's press conference are UFC president Dana White, headliners B.J. Penn and Jon Fitch, and other winners from the night's pay-per-view main card.
For more on UFC 127, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Oklahoma's proof of identity law (sometimes called the "voter ID" law) was contained in State Question 746 (Legislative Referendum No. 347). The question appeared on the ballot at the November 2, 2010, General Election, and it was approved by 74% of the votes cast.
The proof of identity law requires every voter who votes in person at the precinct polling place or during early voting at the County Election Board to show proof of identity before receiving a ballot.
A document used for proof of identity for voting must have been issued by the United States government, the State of Oklahoma, or a federally recognized tribal government.
A document used for proof of identity for voting must have been issued by the United States government, the State of Oklahoma, or a federally recognized tribal government.
The law requires a document used for proof of identity for voting to contain the following information:
The law requires the voter's name on the proof of identity document to "substantially conform" to the voter's name in the Precinct Registry. In other words, your name on your proof of identity must match your name in the Precinct Registry.
In addition, voters may use the free voter identification card they received by mail from the County Election Board when they registered to vote. The law allows use of the voter identification card even though it does not include a photograph.
If you do not have or if you refuse to show proof of identity, you may vote by provisional ballot and prove your identity by signing a sworn affidavit.
Provisional ballots are sealed inside special envelopes and are not put through the voting device. After election day, County Election Board officials will investigate the information provided by the voter on the affidavit and either will approve the provisional ballot for counting or will reject it based on the outcome of that investigation.
A provisional ballot cast by a voter who declines or is unable to produce proof of identity shall only be considered verified and approved for counting if:
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We present to you the "Blue Mountain Oil Spill Response Team" !
We asked each team member 3 questions:
- Why did you get involved with the oil spill response project?
- What is your Christmas wish for the city of Bayou La Batre, Alabama?
- What's your favorite thing to do at Christmas/the Holidays?
I'm Patty Price and I'm from Strongsville, Ohio.
Why?: There are many, many reasons I became involved with the oil spill response project. I always wanted to make a positive impact in the world somehow, and this is definitely my biggest opportunity yet!
Your wish?: My Christmas wish for Bayou La Batre is that they see many things positive come from something so negative – and in hoping that our help is not the first or the last of those.
Favorite Christmas activity?: My favorite thing to do at Christmas is sit around the kitchen table with my family and eat an amazing home cooked brunch.
I work in the Marketing Department here at BlueMountian.com and I enjoy practicing yoga, trying new and fun restaurants, and spending lots of time with friends and family.
Why?: I got involved simply because I wanted to help the families affected by the oil spill. The Gulf Oil Spill has affected, and will continue to affect, so many families and businesses and I'm so happy to be part of the oil spill response project.
Your wish?: I wish for Happiness and lots of smiles!
Favorite Christmas activity?: I love to make homemade pasta with my family (and then eat lots of it of course!)
I'm a native of Chicago and a lover of people…and a hater of oil! (just kidding)
Why?: The oil spill was a true tragedy for the Gulf Coast and the surrounding regions. When presented with the opportunity to go and possibly make a difference, possibly put on a smile on someone's face, I couldn't refuse.
Your wish?: My wish for the city is continued growth, progress, and prosperity. I wish they become an even stronger city than they were before the tragedy.
Favorite Christmas activity?: My favorite part of the Holidays is spending time with family. I don't get to see them often, so anytime together is a great time.
I'm a web developer at American Greetings. In my spare time, I ensure far off planets have the benefit of stuffed animals and waffles.
Why?: Several months back, the notion of wanting to reach out hit me like lightning on the way to work. I felt it so strongly that I had to put the idea out there.
Your wish?: My wish is that Bayou La Batre knows there are people who care, and that they're not alone… and that people are willing to extend a hand.
Favorite Christmas activity?: I love watching the snow fall at night with nothing but Christmas lights or candles lighting the room. I also love the Christmas Eve candlelight service. Setting up and then karate kicking snowmen is pretty cool too.
Penny is a nature photographer from Tennessee who enjoys taking photos in the great outdoors and playing soccer.
Why?: Volunteering is in my blood and making a difference feeds the soul. I'm a big believer that giving is far more rewarding than receiving. I really appreciate the opportunity to help those affected by the oil tragedy directly.
Your wish?: I wish that after this terrible tragedy, despite all obstacles, the members of the community continue to keep the spirit of Christmas in their hearts all year long.
Favorite Christmas activity?: I really enjoy the light displays around town with my family and of course eat lots of Southern cooking.
I'm a programmer, amateur music producer/rapper who enjoys being a Geek.
Why?: I want to help others. If everyone lived to help others then the world would be a better place.
Your wish?: Hope, Peace, and Prosperity.
Favorite Christmas activity?: I love finding something worthy (of being given this life to live) to do.… last year I adopted a cat from the local animal shelter.
I am a father, husband, and outdoorsman.
Why?: I got involved because I'm an environmentalist and a humanitarian.
Your wish?: In addition to a speedy economic recovery, the events of this year create a previously unforeseen opportunity for prosperity for the people of Bayou La Batre and the Gulf Coast.
Favorite Christmas activity?: Volunteering.
I'm a 25 year old Marketing Interactive Coordinator. When I'm not at work, I enjoy my time the most when spent with family and close friends.
Why?: I got involved with the oil spill response project, because knowing I could help make someone else feel better is very rewarding.
Your wish?: My Christmas wish for the city is for them not to feel any less fortunate because of the devastating oil spill that occurred.
Favorite Christmas activity?: My favorite thing to do during the holiday/Christmas season is to spend a lot of time with family, eat a lot and listen to tons of Christmas music!
A native Blue Ridge Mountaineer; I enjoy rock climbing, snow boarding and anything outdoors… I enjoy dancing and singing and being super random and goofy with my family and friends.
Why?: I got involved because I couldn't sit back and watch another disaster occur on the coast and not at least try to do something to help out.
Your wish?: My Christmas wish for Bayou La Batre is that Christmas occurs in their spirits not just their living rooms this year. They've been through so much; my wish is for fulfillment, peace and hope of a prosperous future.
Favorite Christmas activity?: My favorite thing to do at the holidays is bake cookies and listen to Christmas music on snowy days.


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2008 Philly Live Arts/Fringe, in a Wordle
The 2008 Philadelphia Live Arts/Fringe Festival is over, but my extracurricular work--sorting out what I've seen and divining new ideas, trends and rising stars from the pack--continues. Rather than summarize the whole experience, click on the word cloud below. It's composed of all my festival reviews and is almost as chaotic as the fringing experience itself (who knew "balls," and "blood," would figure so prominently)?
Want more? Here are links to every review in the cloud (bonus: they're attached to reviews from my Philadelphia Inquirer colleagues).
If that's still not enough, well, fine, I'll summarize anyway.
For me, the most exciting moments at this year's Philly Live Arts/Fringe were those that took theater out of the theater. Viennese artists Matsune + Subal opened Store, a social experiment wherein two performance artists set up shop on South Street, a busy, exhaust-choked urban thoroughfare that was once where "all the hippies meet," (it's not nearly as nice as it sounds on this link, but you do get a bit of historical flavor and some Dead Milkmen trivia) and is now home to an array of condom stores, tattoo parlors, bars, and--considering those volatile ingredients--a heavy police presence. So it was nothing short of astonishing to watch as everyone from hoochies to hipsters fell under the Matsune + Subal spell, purchasing ridiculous mini performances from a menu and laughing out loud as the pair ran through traffic with a plastic sheet fluttering behind them a la Christo, or posed as a .75 cent "Cheap Copy" of a grinning Buddha.
England's Rotozaza brought Etiquette, a two-person event, in which you and a friend are the two people, and the table in front of you is the stage. This link shows a video of the project's New York incarnation, but here in Philly, the setting was vastly different. It took place at the Last Drop Cafe, a local java joint that's been cultivating an air of pretentiousness since grunge, and whose grimy interior was perfectly suited to the piece. While a woman's voice (via recorded message, played through a pair of headphones) directed me to perform tasks, a man directed my husband, who sat opposite me at a cafe table filled with tiny props--a ball of clay, piece of chalk, glass of water with an eyedropper perched on its rim. We performed bits from Godard and Ibsen, and though I announced loudly "I am a prostitute," no one around seemed to care. It was a somnambulistic experience, being inside this hyper-dramatic event complete with a thrashing storm, that appeared to have no impact on its surroundings.
Anyway, these, to me were examples of the essence of a perfect Fringe fest, productions that blurred the lines between performer and audience, performance and perception. There were several others equally exciting, but the real point here is that the Fringe is not the time to mount a conventional production of a standard old play. Unless you're adding a radical new spin (Oedipus at FDR's olly-popping skateboarders, for example), save yourself the agony, save it for your regular season and make room for artists whose work expands the form and offers us a reflection of our present and a glimpse into the future.
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Here comes Paulson, man who fifty years ago would be running a grocery store, stuttering and stammering his way to unprecedented power.
No answers form our Hank, nor compromises, as he wriggles under scrutiny. Thus is the system, the Christian Scientist from a Floridian swamp becomes fiscal sage, and, we, unhappy many watch with amazement.
I hope everyone is not so stupid as to approve his plan. Protection of the very wealthy is his agenda, his background shows no economic prowess, his articulation is limited.
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Everything I Know I Learned from Musicals
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Clinton: Missile decision is a message to Syria
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says NATO's decision to send Patriot missiles to Turkey is a clear message to Syria: Turkey is backed by its allies.
Clinton says the Patriots are solely for defensive purposes. But she says Damascus should take it as further evidence of the U.S. and its allies' resolve.
Speaking at NATO Wednesday, she also reiterated concerns that "an increasingly desperate Assad regime might turn to chemical weapons" or lose control of them to militant groups.
She said both scenarios cross a red line and those responsible would be held accountable.
Clinton said the U.S. and its partners would seek to apply additional pressure on Syria's government at a conference next week in Morocco.
She said the Assad regime must end its violence.


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After news of the impending release of Vita system firmware update v2.05 mysteriously popped up on the official PlayStation website and then disappeared, the update is now properly out.
so far so good, browser has not crashed on me since updating,
also anyone else have annoying "infinite" load times? ever since 2.02 (i think) i have to exit the web browser and restart it


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A COUNCIL has won an £83,000 Government grant to see if the Ardley incinerator can heat eco homes.
Cherwell District Council had asked for £144,000 for a feasibility study to use steam from the Ardley incinerator to heat 6,000 homes and businesses.
The council will use the cash to look at installing a specialist pipe system between the incinerator and the eco settlement to transfer heat to homes.
Sustainability charity BioRegional and Cherwell will work together on it. Nigel Morris, lead member for clean and green, said: "The core foundation of the north west Bicester eco-town is to create sustainable living. By recycling wasted heat to provide low carbon energy for homes, this project fits that criteria perfectly.
"However, while the idea works in principle, the practicalities of this scheme need to be investigated further and this money will enable us to do that before we proceed."
The incinerator, which will burn up to 300,000 tonnes of non-recyclable waste and generate enough electricity for the National Grid to power more than 38,000 homes, has planning approval at Ardley for 30 years.
The study will also look at alternative heat sources in case the incinerator's planning consent is not renewed.


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Presenters: Ananth Krishnamurthy, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison and Wai Kin (Victor) Chan, Ph.D., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Join us on March 26 to learn about how innovative Industrial Engineering research can provide solutions to problems or questions interested to you. This webinar gives an overview of cutting edge industrial engineering research and innovative applications that will be presented at the ISERC 2013 — a leading conference in the field of industrial engineering.
Join more than 1,600 other participants on one of the most beautiful beaches of Puerto Rico for an exciting three days of professional learning and networking. Learn about the latest research in industrial and systems engineering through 1,200 high quality presentations and 70 posters spanning 26 tracks and 320 sessions. Interact with leading research experts from a wide variety of fields to learn about the latest developments in a variety of topics including computer and information systems, energy, engineering management, healthcare, homeland security, human factors, manufacturing, simulation, operations research, production, quality and reliability, services, and supply chain and logistics.
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Lifetime network has set a premiere date for its new reality series about Bristol Palin's home life in Alaska.
The network says "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp" will debut June 19 with two new half-hours airing weekly.
The 14-episode series stars the daughter of former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, and will explore her pressures raising toddler son Tripp as she maintains her close relationship with the larger Palin clan.
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For Release in Greater China, October 2013
Release Number: 471PR13
The new Cat® 950 GC wheel loader combines low operating costs with the durability, reliability and economy of proven Caterpillar components to deliver productive performance in a wide range of 5t wheel loader applications. The result is a machine of exceptional value at an affordable price. The 950 GC's list of features is impressive: heavy-duty frames; Cat Z-bar linkage; Performance Series buckets; fuel-efficient Cat C7.1 engine; powerful load-sensing hydraulics; spacious, air-conditioned cab with intuitive controls; and unsurpassed support from Caterpillar's worldwide dealers.
The 950 GC is well-suited for stockpiling, truck loading, material handling, hopper charging and load-and-carry work in applications such as quarries, sand and gravel pits, coal operations, storage yards, concrete and asphalt plants, and on construction projects for job-site preparation, back-filling, pipe handling, and general cleanup. The new loader also is an exceptional choice for governmental bids, offering agencies a well-designed, durable machine that fits the budget.
The 950 GC complements the current Cat Wheel Loader product line available in China.
Power train
With a net power rating of 168 kW (225 hp), the C7.1 engine meets Stage IIIA (Tier 3) emissions standards and features a new fuel-injection system specifically designed for fuel available in emerging markets. An electronically controlled, hydraulically driven, variable- speed cooling fan lowers fuel consumption and sound levels, and an optional fan-drive-bypass feature allows faster warm-up in cold weather. A high-ambient cooling package is available.
The 950 GC's 4F/3R countershaft, power-shift transmission, designed and built by Caterpillar, features automatic-shift capability and the Cat Electronic Clutch Pressure Control system, which allows full-power shifts and directional shift changes. The fully modulated transmission ensures smooth shifts for operators and contributes significantly to fast cycles and extended component life.
Heavy-duty axles with inboard-planetary final drives feature hydraulically actuated wet-disc brakes and specially heat-treated bevel gear. Limited-slip differentials are available.
Linkage, buckets, hydraulics
The 950 GC features Caterpillar's proven Z-bar loader linkage, providing aggressive digging capabilities, high breakout forces, and lift and reach capability to competently handle a wide range of loading applications. The B-pin height and dump clearance are best in class for a 5t wheel loader allowing easy loading of on-highway trucks. Lift and a return-to-dig can be adjusted to suit the application.
Complementing the linkage are Cat Performance Series buckets, featuring a long floor, curved side sheets, and a wide opening to allow even less-experienced operators to attain 110- to 115-percent fill factors in minimum time, speeding cycles and saving fuel. The spill guard protects linkage, cylinders and cab from material spillage. An electro-hydraulically actuated quick coupler is available, allowing the 950 GC to use a number of Cat work tools for added versatility.
Powering the loader linkage is the 950 GC's load-sensing hydraulic system, providing fast, powerful response, allowing combined lift and tilt movements, while also conserving engine horsepower, saving fuel and reducing heat by creating only the hydraulic flow and pressure actually required to perform the task at hand. The 950 GC's design is a precise balance between hydraulic cycles and rimpull which results in aggressive loading without excessive wheel spin, saving fuel and tires.
Operator amenities
Operator comfort and convenience is a focal point of the 950 GC's design. The cab is spacious, featuring a comfortable, cloth-covered, mechanical-suspension seat (an air-suspension seat is available) and low-effort, pilot-operated implement controls. If preferred, joystick implement control is also available. Both types of controls have a remote quick-down switch; the joystick features also a direction change switch. The adjustable steering column includes a conventional shift lever with kick-down function for added convenience.
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What is Ag-Gag?
"Ag-gag" is a term to describe state-level legislation aimed at punishing whistleblowers on factory farms throughout the United States. These bills have recently been sweeping the nation, and are the agricultural industry's attempt to hide the abuses and horrific conditions animals on factory farms must endure. Although each state's ag-gag legislation is different, they are all written to ensure abuse on factory farms is left unreported and hidden from public scrutiny.
U.S. Constitution First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievance.
LCA is Fighting Back!
LCA monitors pending ag-gag legislation and campaigns against bills as they arise. In March 2015, LCA successfully defeated Arkansas bill HB 1774, which would have banned audio recording between anyone in an employment relationship unless all parties consented. After LCA exposed the bill to the media and circulated a petition against it, HB 1774 died quietly in committee.
In 2016, LCA also fought Missouri Bill HB 1414, which would have created an "information blackout" for factory farms and puppy mills — blocking you from learning about animal cruelty, toxic pollution and human health hazards like infectious diseases. Tens of thousands of people signed LCA's petition against HB 1414, and on July 8, 2016, Governor Jay Nixon vetoed the dangerous bill.
Map of ag-gag states across the U.S.
Ag-Gag Legislation:
1) Criminalizes unauthorized video and audio recordings by activists, employees, and journalists on farm premises.
2) If recordings are allowed, individuals are forced to submit footage to authorities in an unrealistically short turnaround time, making it impossible to document patterns of abuse.
3) Makes it illegal for an employee to not disclose affiliations with animal advocacy groups.
4) Are an infringement on the First Amendment to the Constitution's right to freedom of speech and press.
Deceased chick at factory farm
Downed cow being loaded for slaughter
Overcrowded chicken barn
Whistleblower Suppression
Whistleblowers are crucial in exposing animal cruelty, unsafe working conditions and health, labor and environmental violations. With no checks and balances on the agriculture industry, consumers are at risk of eating contaminated food and animal rights organizations, such as LCA, will no longer be able to execute undercover investigations. Some of the largest and most dangerous recalls have been a direct result of covert investigations, including the 2008 investigation of a cow slaughter plant in California where nine workers were charged with animal cruelty and 143 million tons of beef were recalled. Ag-gag is aimed at suppressing whistleblowers for the monetary damages and public humility they cause to agribusiness corporations.
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)
Instead of addressing the recurring abuses on factory farms, the industrial farm lobby has turned to state legislators and a corporate bill mill called the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). ALEC is a 501(c)(3) nonpartisan membership organization composed of legislators, businesses, and foundations that help produce "model" legislation for state legislatures. However, behind closed doors, members of ALEC (corporations and registered lobbyists), hand state legislators the desired changes to the law that benefit their own interests. Currently, there are more than 2,000 legislative members and 300 corporate members of ALEC; representatives sit on nine ALEC task forces where they vote on and approve so-called model legislation. ALEC's agriculture task force states that they operate under the principles of "enhancing the quality and use of our natural and agricultural resources for the benefit of human health and well-being." Under the proposed ag-gag bills, the well-being of factory animals and the health of consumers are secondary to the agricultural industry's demand for secrecy.
The Dangers of Ag-Gag
Animal Welfare
Factory farmed animals are constantly mistreated and abused. Without undercover investigations, illegal animal cruelty will resume and farmed animals will continue to suffer a brutal reality.
Food Safety
Mishandling animals, their meat and their byproducts can lead to serious health risks such as the spread of antibiotic-resistant strains of salmonella and staph, and outbreaks such as e. Coli and mad cow disease.
Marketplace Transparency
Consumers have a right to know how their food is produced. Ag-gag legislation is a direct threat to the rights of the consumer, as it will shield the agriculture industry from any public scrutiny or inquiry.
Workers' Rights
Ag-gag legislation criminalizes employees who attempt to document unsanitary and hazardous working conditions, and any illegal or unethical conduct by other employees or supervisors.
Environmental Consequences
Documentation of environmental violations at factory farms is crucial in getting the government to impose progressive changes in the way that industrial farming impacts the environment.
The First Amendment's freedom of speech and press is blind-sighted with ag-gag legislation. Limiting the constitutional right to photograph and record punishes those who seek free speech and press, without proof of harm. Instead of punishing the abusers, these bills punish those who expose the abuse.
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I noticed that there was a bump button feature and I sort of accidentally bumped this thread up. When I pressed it, I thought it might ask me if I wanted to complete the action, but it did not. It just bumped it up. I was looking at this thread, which had sunk to page four, because someone had PMed me about a "hinayana" thread on another forum and I was asking myself: do I want get entangled in all this again when I got distracted by the bump option. To answer my question to me: I really do not.Bubbabuddhist wrote:Been called lots of things in my life, if I took offense at them all I would always be mad. Hinyana isn't the most common epithet in my case--I've been called "dogmatic" by Zen folk so much I got some dogtags with Buddha stamped on them.
But to respond to your point: It is not that the term hinayana is offensive, though it obviously was coined to be so; it is, rather, that the word hinayana has been defined by the Mahayana (being of Mahayana coinage) in a way that grossly mischaracterizes the Theravada if applied to the Theravada, which can be an occasion for someone who takes such characterization to heart from seeing what it is that the Theravada really teaches. That is important enough to respond to when the occasion is right.


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One Direction heart-throb Louis Tomlinson made his professional football debut for Doncaster reserves last night, delighting more than 5,000 hardcore fans with his cameo appearance.
Rovers fan Tomlinson, whose band have had three consecutive number one albums in the United States and won two Brit Awards earlier this month, came on as a second-half substitute in the Final Third Development League fixture against Rotherham as part of a joint partnership with local charity Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice.
Tomlinson's 65th-minute arrival at right-back was greeted by a deafening ovation from the bumper 5,333 crowd – consisting mostly of die-hard 'Directioners' who had come from as far afield as Michigan and Mexico to watch their hero strut his stuff.
The pop prince had limited chances to showcase his footballing 'X Factor' and struck a bum note in the 89th minute of the 0-0 draw when he fell on his backside attempting a pass.
He had more touches of his trademark floppy hairdo than the ball, but that did not stop his adoring public forcing a stadium announcement asking them to return to their seats as they advanced for a closer look.
His planned debut in September was scuppered when Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor injured the 22-year-old in a charity fixture, but the Bessacarr boy survived unscathed on this occasion.
Wow what an incredible experience . Can't put into words how I feel :) I will never forget pulling on my own Doncaster Rovers shirt !!— Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) February 26, 2014
After the match he tweeted: "Wow what an incredible experience . Can't put into words how I feel :) I will never forget pulling on my own Doncaster Rovers shirt !!"
He added: "Really can't thank the team, the gaffer and every single person involved at Doncaster Rovers enough ! I feel like a 10 year old again !
"And obviously a huge huge thank you to everyone who came down :) a real credit to our fans :) hope it was a good day out !"
Really can't thank the team, the gaffer and every single person involved at Doncaster Rovers enough ! I feel like a 10 year old again !— Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) February 26, 2014
With a world tour already booked, the 22-year-old is unlikely to be back at Rovers any time soon but the day served its primary purpose in raising much-needed funds for the hospice, for which Tomlinson serves as a patron.
He started the day with an emotional visit to one-year-old Harrison Ellmer, who made a remarkable recovery after being sent to Bluebell Wood for end-of-life treatment as a newborn.
Harrison was given just days to live when he contracted meningitis at three weeks old but defied doctors' predictions to survive.
Harrison's parents, Adam Ellmer and Sam Barker, are running Bluebell Wood's Colour Dash race in aid of the hospice and Tomlinson visited the family to pledge his support and pass on his honorary running vest.
He said: "Harrison's story is remarkable, it's been inspirational meeting him and his family. I can't think how difficult it must have been for them.
"Bluebell Wood is a fantastic place that helps so many children and I'm honoured to be their patron and help raise money."
Claire Rintoul, chief executive at Bluebell Wood, which relies on fundraising drives such as this one to cover its £3m-a-year running costs, added: "Louis is a great patron of ours and for him to take time out of his packed schedule just shows how much he cares."
Fans paid £7 to watch Tomlinson's footballing bow, with all profits going to the hospice.


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California readies carbon pollution auction in landmark move
California is set to unveil a new weapon in its fight against global climate change on Wednesday when it holds its first sale of carbon emissions permits - a landmark experiment that it hopes will serve as a model for other US states and the federal government.
The state's carbon auction is a key step in the initiation of its "cap-and-trade" program, a policy where the state sets a limit, or cap, on the amount of heat-trapping gases released by manufacturers, oil refineries, electric utilities and other large emitting businesses.
Those companies can then either reduce their emissions or purchase carbon permits, also known as "allowances," on the open market from companies that have extras - the "trade" part of cap and trade. The number of allowances in the system will decline over time.
Environmentalists have long advocated cap-and-trade as a market-based means of limiting greenhouse gas emissions. Thirty European countries have been using it since 2005, and markets are operating or in development in Australia, China, Japan, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Quebec and South Korea.
With Superstorm Sandy drawing attention to climate change and a strong Democratic showing in last week's election, carbon emission limits could again be on the national political agenda in the United States. But past efforts to implement cap-and-trade nationally have faltered in the face of opposition from congressional Republicans and others who say it will increase energy costs.
The California Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday filed a lawsuit to stop the California auction of emissions permits, contending that the state had exceeded its authority in making the program a revenue-generator. Sale of carbon allowances is expected to generate at least $US1 billion a year.
The cap-and-trade program, which initially covers 350 businesses, is a key component of AB 32, California's landmark 2006 law, which called for the state to cut its greenhouse gas emissions back to 1990 levels by 2020. That's a reduction of about 15 per cent.
"The cap-and-trade auction is a huge milestone for California because it kick-starts a program that is the strongest and boldest move yet in the US to protect public health and the environment from climate change," said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund.
California is responsible for about 3 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, so influencing others to follow suit and eventually link to the California market will be critical to the program's success.
"Our overall impact is small," said Mary Nichols, chairwoman of the California Air Resources Board, the agency implementing the program. "What we do will not solve the problem. But we want to demonstrate that this type of system can work."
Cap-and-trade supporters believe California's market is launching during a favorable time politically.
Environmentalists were buoyed by the re-election of state Senator Fran Pavley, the author of AB 32 who survived a tough challenge in a redrawn Southern California district. Democratic electoral gains last week, which are likely to give the party a super-majority in the state legislature, also may bolster support for the program.
The re-election of President Barack Obama ensures the federal government will not interfere with the program. And it is possible that legislation creating a carbon tax or national cap-and-trade program could be introduced in the coming years.
But California's market is still highly controversial and lawyers on all sides expect the state Air Resources Board to face challenges in court.
The companies that operate California's 13 oil refineries have been vocal opponents of the program, arguing that it could lead to the closure of five to seven refining facilities.
Oil company opposition is likely to increase when the program expands in 2015 to cover emissions from distributors of transportation and home heating fuels.
Wednesday marks an important day for the new market, but it may take years before its success or failure can be truly measured.
"It's a very long-term effort," said Richard McNeil, an attorney with Snell & Wilmer, which represents California electric utilities.
"I think you'll see some tumultuous times market-wise and I think you'll see additional legal challenges. The big question is - will we ultimately see the benefits? It will be a while before anyone can answer that."


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Playing as part of the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival's Midnight Madness run is the natural disaster thriller, Aftershock. Co-written by star Eli Roth and director Nicolas Lopez, Aftershock centers on a group of young partygoers in Chile who find themselves surrounded by death and destruction when a violent earthquake brings the town down around them. In this exclusive first clip, we get a look at what appears to be during the initial quake, its destruction taking out dancers in a club Final Destination-style. Hit the jump to check it out!
Aftershock, also starring Selena Gomez, Andrea Osvart and Ariel Levy, was recently picked up by Dimension. Be sure to check out some images from the film here. Here's the synopsis, followed by the first clip from Aftershock:
Chile has it all: gorgeous landscapes, smokin'- hot women, cool dudes, great wine, and the wildest parties. For a hapless American tourist, nicknamed Gringo (Eli Roth) by his two Chilean pals Ariel (Ariel Levy) and Pollo (Nicolás Martínez), the trip has been heaven on earth — except that he just can't hook up with the ladies. Gringo's luck seems to change when the group meets a trio of babes — Russian model Irina (Natasha Yarovenko), non-stop party girl Kylie (Lorenza Izzo) and her serious sister Monica (Andrea Osvárt) — who agree to accompany them on a trip to the coastal town of Valparaíso. The new friends are having the best of times whooping it up in a dance club, until a violent earthquake brings the entire city down around them. With this one-time paradise now a landscape of death and destruction that's seething with terror and panic, our unlucky heroes must run for their lives from looters, escaped convicts, and the inevitable aftershocks.


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By Peggy Aulisio
FAIRHAVEN — Laurel Carlsen, who is doing the wind turbine sound study for the Department of Environmental Protection, said last week it is still ongoing and too early to draw conclusions.
"I have not provided any results to the town yet and have not yet concluded that there were no exceedences of the 10 dBA limit found in the sampling we did this fall," Ms. Carslen said in an e-mail to The Advocate.
The 10-decibel threshold is based on state regulations limiting any increase in sound to no more than 10 decibels over what was there previously. The sound is measured when the turbines are off and compared with the noise level when they are on. The tests are done during varied wind conditions.
Tests have been ongoing for months in areas where complaints have been received about two industrial-sized wind turbines on town land off Arsene Street. Ms. Carlsen has said in the past that it is better to test in the winter; for one thing, because there are no leaves on trees blocking sound.
In her e-mail, Ms. Carlsen said she is in the "midst of trying to finish the data" and will write an "interim" report for the town "that will provide them final results for the work done to date."
She said the final results won't be complete "until I am able to sample one or two more specific weather conditions that we just haven't had for months."
She added, "It is premature to draw any conclusions about the sampling done to date and I had sent the town and e-mail to that effect earlier this month."
Selectmen had a sentence in the town's annual report saying the sound test results showed no violations of the 10 decibel limit but they voted to delete it at their Jan. 22 meeting after objections were raised by Selectman Robert Espindola. They kept a sentence saying there were no violations in testing as of early December.
Select Board Chairman Brian K. Bowcock said Ms. Carlsen had e-mailed town officials saying there were no violations in testing to date. He said the language in the annual report saying the turbines were in compliance with noise regulations was based on those e-mails.


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Wheatley sworn in to fourth term
January 13, 2009
State Rep. Jake Wheatley, D-Allegheny, was sworn in to his fourth term in the House of Representatives.
Rep. Wheatley also has been chosen by his colleagues in the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus to serve as vice chairman of the PLBC for the 2009-10 session.
"The national economy is already having a negative impact on Pennsylvania's budget, and I will continue working in the coming months to protect vital services for our communities and the Commonwealth. I am also hopeful that the Obama administration and Congress will help the states to meet expenses for the health-care safety net and other core programs as a crucial part of the federal economic stimulus package," Rep. Wheatley said.
In the 2007-08 session, Mr. Wheatley served as the chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Education as well as the chairman of the Health and Human Services Subcommittee on Health, and as a member of the Education and Transportation committees, treasurer for the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus and as the vice chairman for the Democratic Policy Committee. He also has served as a deputy majority whip for the House Democratic Caucus.
Rep. Wheatley represents the 19th Legislative District, which includes historic Pittsburgh neighborhoods such as the Hill District, North Side, South Side, Allentown, Hazelwood, Downtown, the Bluff, Knoxville, Beltzhoover, Manchester, Arlington, Arlington Heights, and West, South and North Oakland.


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Diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes
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The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical and family history. A physical exam will be done. The doctor will also do a few tests. There are four main tests used to diagnose diabetes. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) recommends the following tests for diagnosis:
Fasting Plasma Glucose Test
You will need to eat nothing for at least eight hours before the test. A sample of your blood will be taken. The blood glucose level will be measured. A measure of 126 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dl) (7 millimole per liter of blood [ mmol/L]) or higher on two separate occasions indicates a diagnosis of diabetes.
Symptoms and Results of Random Plasma Glucose Test
Symptoms typical of diabetes include excessive thirst and hunger, frequent urination, and weight loss. Your doctor will make the diagnosis based on your symptoms and the results of the random plasma glucose test. This test is taken any time of day, without regard to when you have last eaten. A sample of your blood will be taken. The blood glucose level will be measured. A measure of 200 (mg/dl) [11.1 mmol/L] or higher indicates the presence of diabetes.
Two-hour Glucose Tolerance Test
This starts with a three-day intake of a diet consisting of at least 150 grams of carbohydrates. You will then be asked to fast overnight (between 8-16 hours). The test is generally done in the morning, in your doctor's office.
A blood sample will be obtained from you to measure blood sugar. Then, you will consume a drink that contains 75 grams of glucose dissolved in water. Two hours later, another blood sample will be obtained to measure blood sugar. If you have diabetes, your blood sugar level will rise higher than normal and remain high for a much longer time than is normal. A measure of 200 mg/dl (7 mmol/L) or above at two hours is considered a positive test.
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
The HbA1c test is a good indicator of your average blood sugar levels over the previous 2-4 months. This test usually does not require any dietary restrictions. A blood sample will be taken. If your HBA1c level is 6.5% or higher, this indicates a diagnosis of diabetes.
Other Tests
After the diagnosis of diabetes is confirmed, your doctor will most likely order the following tests:
- Urine microalbumin—to see if there is any damage to your kidneys by measuring protein in your urine
- Thyroid function tests
- Blood lipids (cholesterol) levels (total, LDL, and HDL cholesterol, triglycerides)
- Kidney function tests including serum creatinine, BUN, and potassium
Less commonly ordered tests may include:
- Glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) antibodies
- Plasma insulin levels
- Islet cell antibodies
- Plasma C-peptide
- Insulin antibodies
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Diabetes type 1. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated January 2010. Accessed February 23, 2010.
Diagnosis and classification of diabetes mellitus. Daibetes Care . 2005;28(Suppl 1):S37-42.
Diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/thisTopic.php?marketID=15topicID=81. Updated February 2010. Accessed February 23, 2010.
National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niddk.nih.gov/.
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Greenbelt, MD – A grouping of 110 to 112 million-year-old dinosaur footprints pressed into mud from the Cretaceous Period have now been safely moved from their original setting on the grounds of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD.
Until further scientific study is possible, the footprints, now wrapped in protective material, will be stored on the Goddard campus.
This imprint shows the right rear foot of a nodosaur – a low-slung, spiny leaf-eater – apparently moving in haste as the heel did not fully settle in the cretaceous mud, according to dinosaur tracker Ray Stanford. It was found recently on NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center campus and is being preserved for study. (Credit: Ray Stanford)
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(Girls) I see my mother kneeling with our family each day.
I hear the words she whispers as she bows her head to pray.
Her plea to the Father quiets all my fears,
And I am thankful love is spoken here.
(Boys) Mine is a home where ev'ry hour is blessed by the strength of priesthood pow'r,
With father and mother leading the way,
Teaching me how to trust and obey;
And the things they teach are crystal clear,
For love is spoken here.
(3rd ending) I can often feel the Savior near
When love is spoken here.
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Crossed Swords: Pakistan, Its Army, and the Wars Within
Oxford University Press, 2008 - History - 655 pages
Based on 30 years of research and analysis, this definitive book is a profound, multi-layered, and historical analysis of the nature and role of the Pakistan army in the country's polity as well as its turbulent relationship with the United States. Shuja Nawaz examines the army and Pakistan in both peace and war. Using many hitherto unpublished materials from the archives of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the General Headquarters of the Pakistan Army, as well as interviews withkey military and political figures in Pakistan and the United States, he sheds light not only on the Pakistan Army and its US connections but also on Pakistan as a key Muslim country in one of the world's toughest neighborhoods. In doing so, he lays bare key facts about Pakistan's numerous wars with India and its many rounds of political musical chairs, as well as the Kargil conflict of 1999. He then draws lessons from this history that may help Pakistan end its wars within and create a stablerpolitical entity. Visit http://www.shujanawaz.com for more information about Shuja Nawaz.
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A Battery That Charges in Seconds
by Edwin Cartlidge
Environmental News Network, March 24, 2011
Imagine being able to charge your cell phone in a matter of seconds or your laptop in a few minutes. That might soon be possible, thanks to a new kind of nanostructured battery electrode developed by scientists at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. The researchers found that their electrode can charge and discharge up to 100 times faster than existing devices while holding the same amount of energy.
High-storage batteries that could charge and discharge quickly might make a number of still-marginal technologies much more attractive. For example, if you could recharge an electric car in minutes rather than hours, filling up your battery at a charging station would take no longer than the amount of time it takes to buy a tank of gas. And batteries that gave up their stored energy quickly could mean uninterrupted solar power, pitching in when the sun goes behind a cloud and solar cells stop producing.
Electrical storage devices known as capacitors charge and discharge very quickly, but because they hold their charge on the surface of metal plates, their storage capacity is limited. Batteries, on the other hand, can store much more energy because they hold their charge inside the bulk of a material, usually an oxide or a phosphate compound located inside the cathode. Unfortunately, because these materials are not good conductors of electric charge, it takes a long time to get the charge in or out of a battery.
Scientists have tried to get around this problem in the past by adding electrical conductors to the energy-storage material, but this reduces the material's volume, so it tends to lower the battery's capacity. University of Illinois materials scientist Paul Braun and his colleagues came up with a novel solution, published online this month in
Nature Nanotechnology. They built a tiny metal lattice with so many nooks and crannies that when it's filled with a charge-storage material, the electrons in the material never have far to go before reaching the metal and being conducted away.
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