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In today's Brazos Valley Physicians Organization Journal of Medicine report Dr Kumud Tripathy talks about skin cancer.
"The skin cancer is the most common type of, the most common. Incidents anywhere from 1 million to 3 million cases per year. But most of the largest majority of those are either basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma. Those are very easily treated and they almost never spread or are never fatal.
The one that is considered "bad" is melanoma. Melanoma is becoming more common. It's hard to say what is causing that but one of the causes that we all know is the ultraviolet rays, exposure to sunlight. If caught early, you know it can be cured. But if it is not caught early, it can be it can be really bad and be fatal.
When we go out into sun, we have to cover ourselves, we have to you know to use sunscreen with SPF of at least 30 and repeat frequently,
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It's not long until summer ... so what better way to prepare yourself than having a limited edition T-shirt at the ready for those balmy Manchester days!
We are launching a fantastic T-shirt design competition, in association with Umbro, which gives you the chance to help raise money for "Shoot For The Moon". This is an exciting new partnership between Manchester City and Sport Relief, that will help young people in the Manchester area reach their goals.
To enter the competition, just come up with a design that you'd like to see on the front of a T-shirt, draw it up and submit it. You don't have to be an art expert to enter – we're just looking for some cracking ideas that will look cool on the streets of our fair city or further afield.
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You may want to consider the value and importance of copyrighting you audio, video, and PowerPoint conference materials, especially if they are available online for anyone to access. Putting your presentation in PowerPoint rather than word makes it harder to copy and steal (adapt). You can also make your documents permission based, read-only so they cannot be edited. Be sure to include a copyright symbol on the bottom of the page, and at the beginning and end of every recording.
If you are amenable to sharing the information, as long as you or your organization is cited as the source, you can state that policy also.
The point is you want to retain control of your content and your concepts. You may even want to register a copy of your presentation with the Library of Congress (www.loc.gov) in advance, so that if anyone tries to copy or repurpose it, that you will have protection under the Copyright Act. While every document you create IS copyrighted at its inception, filing the copyright gives you protection if you have to mount a lawsuit.
By the same token, if you are using anyone else's content in your presentation, you should call, email, or write them and ask for permission to use their content. If you are just using a sentence or two, you can simply cite it with the proper attribution or website, and you are sufficiently covered.
Be smart. Be honest. Better to be safe than sorry.
Conference Calls
With the more distributed and global nature of modern business, more and more companies are moving to interviewing potential employees through video conferencing. The objective of the parties on both sides of the line are the same as if it were a face-to-face meeting: to hire the right person or to be hired.
If you are being interviewed via a video conference, here are some tips to help you do your best.
Having a successful video conference job interview is more than just mastering the technical aspects of the videoconferencing venue. It is all about what you say and how you answer their questions. Knowing what the interviewer is going to ask is a big plus, because at your leisure, you can then plan what you want to say or highlight so when that question comes up, you are prepared instead of surprised or flustered as you furiously think of what to say.
There are plenty of websites now that list the most asked questions in interviews of all types. Just type "job interview questions" into any search engine and a legion of websites devoted to them will pop up. Many also have strategies on how to answer tough questions like "What are your weaknesses?" or, for people who were fired or who left a dysfunctional job situation, "Why did you leave your previous employment?".
There are not really any interview questions out there that have not already been asked a million times, and reading through a number of these websites and thinking of how you might answer some of them in light of your experiences and expertise, really helps build your confidence and comfort. Two things that are paramount to transmit in any interview situation.
Video Conferencing
The conference calling equipment of today comes with almost too many options for the average business owner to choose from. It becomes so much more than just an issue of eliminating the nasty entanglement of wires. Sophisticated options for muting, recording and call inclusion are among a few of the special premiums offered. If your video conferences are not quite up to par because periodic static or fuzziness of picture interferes with their presentation, there is hope that these and other problems can be easily resolved or eliminated. Read on for some tips on what to look for when choosing the proper hardware for your video and conference calling.
Desktop Computers and the Internet
Although it would seem almost unnecessary to say it, some offices, particularly newer ones, are not fully equipped with desktop computers. You must invest in PCs for your staff if you plan to incorporate conference calls into your business protocol. You can actually calculate your net worth based on the quality of the computer technology you can afford.
Each employee should also have total Internet access, far beyond the ability to check email or download a joke of the day. The extra expense is worth it for the vast array of information and the ease and speed of communication that it provides for web conferencing.
Avoid low quality and Mobile Phones
With mobile phones, many variables can cause issues such as changing environments, wind noise (when talking outside) and background noise. Make sure you are using a solid land-line (cannot be had with a cordless phone).
There are a few cordless alternatives, however, should you prefer to go that route. Conference call cell phones shaped like a half star-fish can operate without the wall outlet and only need battery power. This might work well in a conference room, which lacks the floor telephone jack in the middle of the room, which does sometimes occur. A wired phone still might be a better way to go because of the problems with frequencies that often occur in many office buildings.
VOIP services have their pros and cons. Their lines use the Internet to transfer audio and because of the varying levels of speed involved, these lines can waver in voice quality. With VOIP, make sure to use *6 to mute extraneous noise. VOIP costs less, especially in regard to long distance calls, which are offered at flat rates, and incoming calls can be automatically routed to a VOIP phone regardless of where the Internet connection is located. VOIP phones can also be integrated with other Internet services and a user can easily send or receive messages or data.
About headsets
For best results, use a headset with a quality microphone. A headset allows you to have both hands free, and when you use a standard model, in which the phone is held with your hand, it can cause variations in the volume due to the unstable position of the microphone and your mouth.
About microphones
Whether built into your PC or an external plug-in, you can't do without a microphone if you wish to communicate over the Internet. Spend a little more than the minimum because the cheaper ones will not eliminate static or provide for a clear conversation. Microphones provide that which there is no substitute for during a video conference; namely, the clear enhancement of voices picked up from other participants on the conference call.
About Webcams
A webcam is simply a camera that is connected to the Internet. This broad definition makes it difficult to determine which type will best suit your particular business needs. If your conference calls will be soley of a verbal nature, you won't need a webcam. Face-to-face-interaction however, should never be underestimated, as it permits the utilization of facial expressions and professional demeanor. A webcam will allow you to turn a computer-enabled meeting into a personalized one.
One of the biggest business mistakes made with webcams is that they aren't given the "marketing attention" they deserve. Often they are simply "thrown together by an astute computer employee who doesn't realize the economic power that a webcam can generate. Highly rated webcam sites are almost always capable of 5 frames per second or more. Consider investing some time and money to make your company webcam pay off for you.
Choosing the right hardware for your next videoconference can make all the difference between creating an effective business meeting and a disappointment. Choose wisely and spend some quality time in understanding all the options available. Don't buy impulsively even if you are under pressure due to a time frame or other factors. There are so many options available that there probably are several hardware solutions that would work for your company.
Just remember that the videoconference you save may well turn out to be your own!
Agencies that provide health care can use teleconferencing to confer with and counsel patients.
A network of mental health agencies in Ohio has used teleconferencing technology since the 1990s. They faced several hurdles in training staff and reaching patients, especially in rural areas. Teleconferencing provided a way for them to keep staff up-to-date and communicate with patients who lacked transportation.
At the Woodland Centers there were some questions about how patients would handle talking to a screen, but they found that the technology was a boon to their operations.
In addition to the challenges the agencies faced in instructing their own staff, it was also difficult to find qualified psychiatric staff. They were able to find the staff they needed by offering a teleconferencing option.
For example, a psychiatrist can have patient records sent to a computer in a home office. This file transfer can take place while the professional is teleconferencing with a patient. This way doctors can cut down on travel time to medical facilities.
Continual improvements to technology mean that medical professionals and patients who communicate through teleconferencing can see and hear each other much better than in the past.
Using teleconferencing can benefit health care providers and communities they serve.
For students at community colleges with multiple campuses, it can be a big hassle to travel from campus to campus, sometimes hours away from each other. Thanks to teleconferencing technology, students from any campus can be taught by one teacher in one "virtual classroom." This increases the availability of students to be able to take the course, as well as decreasing the need for multiple teachers a college has to hire to teach one specific course.
This amazing technology makes classroom teaching more educationally efficient, by being able to share pictures, slides, and video, virtually anywhere and to anyone. This idea is also very fuel efficient, as it cuts down on travel for both students and faculty.
Most community colleges in the United States are taking advantage of this astounding breakthrough in the world of virtual interaction. Teleconferencing can be great for almost any subject, especially the sciences, math, liberal arts, history, foreign languages, business, economics, human resources and anything else that involves a great deal of talking and visual learning. With special microphones built into each of the screens, teleconferencing can also be a practical tool for class discussions.
Teleconferencing has changed the traditional classroom into a worldwide network of educational possibilities.
Teleconferencing isn't just for moguls and executives: this technology can be used to plan all kinds of events.
Many families spend a lot of time and energy on the phone planning family reunions. You can cut down on numerous phone calls by using teleconferencing. Seeing everyone face-to-face can minimize the time spent organizing the festivities.
Although the reunion is a social occasion, there is nothing wrong with taking a business-minded approach as you put it together.
If there are things that family members in other parts of the country need to see videoconferencing makes it easy to share. Relatives can preview and give their opinion on the family reunion t-shirts, decorations and other items.
Teleconferencing can make planning smoother and cut down on any misunderstanding. It is much easier to understand people when you can see them. Plus, there will be no need to pass on messages when you have everyone right there.
Using teleconferencing is also a way to get some of the family together beforehand. There'll be fewer awkward greetings because a number of you will have been working together. Those of you who have already built some camaraderie can spread the cheer around once the reunion actually takes place.
As we indicated in the previous blog, the biggest mistake in producing webinars is under-pricing them. In part this is because people forget that this is a completely new medium, not your old-fashioned Marriott ballroom seminar event. Remember, webinars free people from the costs of having to travel and stay somewhere to participate in the event. Build some of this convenience that you are providing your audience into your price.
It is a lot easier to initially set the tuition of at the high end and see what comes in than it is to try and increase prices at a later date for the same information. Keep in mind that the important and timeliness of what you can tell participants, in addition to the convenience you are providing, can overcome almost any pocketbook issue.
An alternative way to charge for attendance is to offer a site license, as opposed to a per-seat charge. Consider this option in your pricing as it can be great way to increase participation and get more customers. Although companies will typically pay a higher tuition cost, more than one person from the same office can participate. You may even want to encourage this in your marketing message. The advantage of multi viewer participation to the company is that all of their people hear the same message at the same time. This sure beats paying for one person to go to a meeting and then come home and try to brief their colleagues. This team webinar participation approach also provides your staff with a vehicle to discuss what they have learned and share questions and think of applications after the webinar is over.
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Believe it or not, nobody wants something for nothing. If you look at any kind of event or class, virtual or real, no matter how much interest people have in it, if you don't charge money people stay away in droves. Seems counter intuitive, but almost any kind of event where tickets or reservations are given out free-of-charge to potential attendees typically will have high no-show rates… on the order of 35% or more. In comparison, when people have to pay real money, even if it's a relatively modest amount, no-show rates drop to 5% or less.
Another thing that people understand is that "you get what you pay for", especially in business or any kind of competitive arena. People commonly mistakenly think that the cheaper you make something the more people will be able to afford it and therefore want to buy it. When you are talking about information transfer, this just does not apply. Believe it or not, in the information arena, your price tag tells people what you consider to be the value of the information you have to offer. Make sure that what you charge is commensurate with the importance of the information you are providing and/or with the credentials of who is presenting the information.
In terms of the latter, remember… you would not expect to pay $5 to hear management tips directly from the lips of General Colin Powell. If you saw that advertised, you'd think it was a scam. On the other hand, some people would pay $100's of dollars just to hear him speak even if the topic was about something they were only peripherally interested in, just to hear his perspective. So keep the credentials of who is making the presentation in mind when you set your price.
The amount of pollution in the atmosphere is increasing; there is no doubt about it. One way you can help reduce air pollution is to try and use less fossil fuel, limit your use of aerosols, as well as monitor your paper and energy consumption.
The air pollution caused by the use of fossil fuels like carbon, petroleum, and oil shale are impacting many of our metropolitan areas causing an increase in the incidence of asthma in children and adults alike. Many major metropolitan cities have adapted to these changes by requiring increasing amounts of ethanol in fuels as well as establishing an air quality index indicator. These air quality index indicators are broadcast on television, the radio, and featured prominently in the newspaper to encourage city residents to minimize travel, carpool, use mass transit, and even change the time when they fuel their car or mow their grass. Air quality in these metropolitan areas is impacted not only by the high amount of cars on the road but the time of year, heat index, and cloud cover.
Any significant decrease of travel in these times can be beneficial for children, asthmatics, seniors, and others who are pollution sensitive. By teleconferencing you lessen your own personal impact on your regions air pollution. You can help make a difference in the quality of the air in your own city if you make an effort to cut the amount of travel you absolutely have to make. One small step magnified by others making that same small step amounts to a significant step.
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Once again Kim and Dutch Morrison are offering their Quincy restaurant, the Courthouse Cafe, as a site for fundraising events. First up are kids from a 4-H group that are again this year raising money from the tips they earn to cover some of the veterinarian expenses they've incurred for a horse they acquired last year. They will be serving meals this Sunday, April 27, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The second group is the 6th grade class from Quincy Elementary who are is returning for their 6th year on Sunday, May 4, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tips they earn go towards their Plumas to the Pacific waterways field trip.
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As is his usual tradition, Ed Ward, the town's fire chief and co-owner of the Graeagle Restaurant, has arranged with the Easter Bunny to help with his annual Easter egg hunt Sunday, April 20, for the kids in the park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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The Kehr/O'Brien Real Estate team welcomes two new agents to the Coldwell Banker family,Kristen Stelzriede and Bing Miller. Kristenis a licensed Realtor with specialized skills in photography and home staging who has lived in Lake Almanor for over 30 years. Bing was born and raised in Plumas County. She too has been an agent for 30 years and has had her broker's license for 25 years. Undoubtedly, she will be a team player for the firm with her real estate experience and her prowess in bowling.
|William Jacks opens MEadow Valley Forestry in Quincy. Utilizing his degree in biology and his six years of wildland fire experience Williams offers thinning , piling, and burning for property owners. He can be reached at 588-6200.
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Jim Green, of J.D. Green & Associates, is providing local business and property owners with help providing accessibility for handicapped people. Jim and his associate, Mike Gardner, will guide owners through the maze of requirements in the Americans with Disabilities Act starting with inspections, plans, permits and ultimate construction of improvements for compliance. Jim is a licensed general contractor with 41 years of experience working as a government building code official. He is certified by the International Code Council and is a CASp inspector. For further information, call 249-2736.
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Dr. Martin L. Sanford, DC, welcomes Carrie Little to his offices in Portola and Loyalton. Carrie is a certified massage therapist offering deep-tissue and pain relief massages.She attended the Utah School of Massage Therapy and has been practicing for many years. "Her experience, skills and approach fit well with the Sanford Chiropractic team," Sanford says. "Massage therapy is the perfect complement to chiropractic treatments and is often covered by insurance."
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Three stores in downtown Quincy are teaming up for a gigantic anniversary celebration. On Tuesday, April 1, from 4 to 7 p.m., Carey Candy Co., Forest Stationers and Main Street Styles are each having an open house featuring appetizers, refreshments and fantastic pricing. There will also be a prize drawing and a poker walk.
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Nebraska Coach Connie Yori leads the Huskers in search of a third straight NCAA Tournament bid.
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Release: 08/27/2013
Huskers to Play 20 Games in Arena's First Season
2013-14 Nebraska Women's Basketball Schedule
- The Nebraska women's basketball team will play a 20-game schedule loaded with NCAA Tournament-caliber competition, Coach Connie Yori and the Huskers announced on Tuesday.
Nebraska, which is coming off an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 2013, will play the first exhibition game (Pittsburg State, Oct. 27, 2 p.m.) and the first regular-season basketball game (UCLA, Nov. 8, Noon) in the history of Pinnacle Bank Arena, which will hold its official ribbon cutting on Thursday, Aug. 29 at 4 p.m.
The $179 million arena will hold more than 15,000 fans for Nebraska men's and women's basketball and will give fans exciting new amenities throughout the arena, while the Huskers expect to provide top-notch competition on the court.
"From start to finish, our home schedule is going to challenge us and hopefully provide us the experience necessary to prepare for the postseason," Yori said. "UCLA will test us right away and our team will be working hard to prepare for that first game. By the time we close our home regular-season schedule for Jordan Hooper's Senior Night on Feb. 27, we will play 11 postseason tournament teams at home. That is a going to be a challenge."
Overall, Nebraska will play at least 18 games against 2013 postseason squads, including at least 12 games against NCAA Tournament teams. Eleven of those 12 games will come against teams that advanced to the NCAA second round. The first of those 2013 NCAA second-round foes comes with UCLA on Friday, Nov. 8. The special noon tip time will be part of a historic day of basketball in the state of Nebraska, as the Husker men will face 2013 NCAA Sweet 16 qualifier Florida Gulf Coast later that evening.
The women's game will include a special "Invest 2 Be the Best" life skills pep rally for middle school youth from Lincoln and surrounding communities. The pep rally and Nebraska's record-setting season ticket sales promise record crowds for the men's and women's games.
"The excitement around basketball in the city of Lincoln and the state of Nebraska is probably at an all-time high right now, and we hope we can keep that growing," Yori said. "The really exciting part about it is that we haven't even played a game yet in the arena."
Nebraska's game with UCLA will follow a pair of exhibition games against Pittsburg State and Nebraska-Kearney (Nov. 3). The tickets for both of those exhibition games are included in the 20-game season ticket packages available through the Husker Athletic Ticket Office at Huskers.com/arena or 1-800-8-BIG-RED. NU fans can visit Huskers.com/arena and place a $25 deposit while selecting their seat for the upcoming season. A record number of season tickets (approximately 2,800) have been sold, but great seats in the lower bowl of the arena are still available. Reserved tickets in the lower bowl are available for just $160, while season GA seats are just $80.
Along with providing great value to the families of Husker fans, Nebraska expects to put an exciting and experienced team on the court again this season. The Huskers, who have advanced to back-to-back NCAA tournaments and made five NCAA trips in the past seven seasons, return four starters from a team that finished 25-9 overall in 2012-13. The returners, led by two-time All-American and first-team All-Big Ten choice Jordan Hooper, helped the Huskers finish second in the the 2013 regular-season Big Ten standings with a 12-4 record.
Hooper, a 6-2 forward from Alliance, Neb., is expected to challenge Nebraska career records for points, rebounds and three-pointers during her senior season. She will be joined for the third straight year in NU's starting five by junior forwards Emily Cady and Hailie Sample. Sophomore point guard Rachel Theriot, who earned Big Ten All-Freshman honors a year ago, also returns to the starting lineup. Juniors Tear'a Laudermill and Brandi Jeffery bring more experience to the Husker backcourt, along with sophomore Sadie Murren, while junior Katie Simon bolsters an experienced front line. Allie Havers, a 6-5 freshman center, is hoping to help the Huskers inside, while freshmen guards Hannah Tvrdy and Esther Ramacieri provide depth in the backcourt.
Following the historic opener against UCLA, the Huskers conclude a two-game season-opening home stand against Alabama on Monday, Nov. 11. NU will hit the road for the first time when they battle 2013 WNIT runner-up Utah in Salt Lake City on Nov. 15.
After the road trip to Utah, the Huskers return to Pinnacle Bank Arena for a four-game home stretch that begins with Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday, Nov. 21 and concludes with a clash against NU's second Pac-12 foe of the year, Washington State. The Huskers will face an up-and-coming Cougar club that returns 12 letterwinners and three starters on Saturday, Nov. 30.
Nebraska's second non-conference road trip will feature traditional ACC power North Carolina in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Thursday, Dec. 5 in Chapel Hill, N.C. UNC returns eight players, including two starters from a 2012-13 squad that finished 29-7 and advanced to the NCAA second round.
The Huskers then return to Lincoln for their longest home stretch since Yori's first season at NU in 2002-03. The five-game home stand includes four non-conference foes that all advanced to the postseason in 2013, beginning with Utah State (Dec. 8), which went 18-14 overall, including 14-4 with a runner-up WAC finish last season. The stretch continues with 2013 NCAA second-round qualifier Creighton on Saturday, Dec. 14. Following Finals Week on campus, NU will continue the home stand against South Dakota, coached by former Husker Amy (Gusso) Williams. In Williams' first season in 2012-13, the Coyotes won 19 games overall and finished third in the Summit League. The non-conference portion of the home stand concludes with 2013 NCAA qualifier and defending Southland Conference champion Oral Roberts on Sunday, Dec. 29.
The Huskers wrap up the five-game stand by tipping off Big Ten Conference play against Northwestern at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Thursday, Jan. 2. Nebraska hits the road to face NCAA second-round qualifier Michigan State (Jan. 9), before closing the conference road swing at 2013 WNIT qualifier Illinois (Jan. 12).
NU returns home to face more postseason-caliber competition when the Huskers take on Minnesota (Jan. 16) and 2013 NCAA second-round qualifier and Big Ten Tournament champion Purdue (Jan. 19). A road game at Northwestern (Jan. 26) completes a home-and-home series with the Wildcats, before the Huskers return home to battle 2013 NCAA second-round qualifier Michigan (Jan. 29) .
Nebraska's final two-game road trip of the season comes with Big Ten single plays at 2013 NCAA second-round qualifier Iowa (Feb. 1) and Wisconsin (Feb. 5). The Huskers are a combined 10-0 against the Hawkeyes and Badgers in NU's first two seasons in the Big Ten.
The Huskers complete their home-and-home series with Michigan State on Sunday, Feb. 9 at Pinnacle Bank Arena, before hitting the road to complete the season series with Michigan (Feb. 13). NU then plays host to Indiana (Feb. 16) before traveling to Ohio State (Feb. 19) in its only meetings with the Hoosiers and Buckeyes in 2013-14.
Nebraska wraps up its home regular-season schedule with back-to-back battles against defending Big Ten champion Penn State (Feb. 24) and Illinois (Feb. 27). The Huskers conclude the regular season on the road at Purdue (March 2), before heading back to Indiana for the Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament March 6-9.
The announcement of the NCAA Tournament field will be made on Monday, March 17, with the NCAA Women's Final Four to be held at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., April 6-8.
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The Noble Public Library is partnering with the Norman Homeschool Association to present a new Homeschool Book Club for children.
The group will have its next meeting from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Feb. 13, in the Coman Culbert Community Room of the library, 204 N. 5th St.
The program is geared toward ages 5 to 10, although younger siblings are invited as well. The theme for this month's discussion is "Biographies." Each participating child is asked to read a biography of their choosing and then bring it to the program for discussion.
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Jeune syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- Asphyxiating thoracic dystrophy
- Chondroectodermal dysplasia-like syndrome
- Infantile thoracic dystrophy
- Jeune's syndrome
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Jeune syndrome is caused by changes in the IFT80 gene in some families and is inherited in an autosomal recessive fashion.[1]Jeune syndrome is disorder of bone growth. Common signs and symptoms include small chest and short ribs which restrict the growth and expansion of the lungs often causing life threatening complications. Other symptoms may include shortened bones in the arms and legs, unusually shaped pelvic bones, and extra fingers and/or toes (polydactyly). Children that survive the breathing and lung challenges of infancy, can later develop life-threatening kidney problems. Heart defects and a narrowing of the airway (subglottic stenosis) are also possible. Other, less common features of jeune syndrome include liver disease, pancreatic cysts, dental abnormalities, and an eye disease called retinal dystrophy that can lead to vision loss.
Last updated: 1/21/2010
- Asphyxiating thoracic dystrophy. Genetics Home Reference. 2008; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition=asphyxiatingthoracicdystrophy. Accessed 1/21/2010.
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Bookmark Magnifier - A flat bookmark that magnifiesOne side is perfectly flat. On the other side, miniscule grooves etched in concentric circles magnify just as well as the curved lens of a conventional magnifier. Plastic with a cloth ribbon. 3X magnification. 2½" lens; 5". Learn More
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Daily Fantasy Basketball Recap: 4.17.12
by Jason on Apr.17, 2012, under Quick hits
Beast of the Night: Al Jefferson took full advantage of a triple-overtime marathon against the Mavericks, posting 28 points, 26 rebounds, one assist, one steal and two blocks in more than 54 minutes of burn. He shot 56 percent (14-25) from the floor and had one turnover. For the season, Jefferson has exceeded expectations by producing top six averages. Barring major changes in the Jazz's roster or Jefferson's health, he should be viewed as a first-round player in next year's drafts.
Lines for Discussion:
Ryan Anderson: 11-16 FG (69%), 2-2 FT (100%), 2 threes, 26 Pts, 16 Reb, 1 Ast, 1 Blk, 2 TO; with Dwight Howard likely done for the rest of the regular season, Anderson will be a beast for his owners whose teams are still contending for championships
Arron Afflalo: 10-16 FG (63%), 5-6 FT (83%), 1 three, 26 Pts, 3 Reb, 5 Ast; owners should note that he's been a top 35 player since Feb. 19
Samuel Dalembert: 1-5 FG (20%), 3-5 FT (60%), 5 Pts, 9 Reb, 1 Ast, 1 Stl, 7 Blk; with Marcus Camby hurt, Dalembert could help owners looking to make one last push
Dirk Nowitzki: 13-26 FG (50%), 12-12 FT (100%), 2 threes, 40 Pts, 9 Reb, 6 Ast, 3 TO; though he started the 2011-12 NBA season off poorly, Nowitzki has pulled his averages up to top 10 status (yawn)
J.J. Hickson: 9-15 FG (60%), 4-4 FT (100%), 22 Pts, 8 Reb, 1 Ast, 3 TO; Hickson is peaking too late for most fantasy basketball owners, but his late run is still nice to see
Waiver-Wire Watch (four stars = must add; one star = keep an eye on him):
Ben Uzoh: 4 Pts, 10 Reb, 8 Ast, 2 TO (*)
James Johnson: 18 Pts, 1 three, 4 Reb, 5 Ast, 1 Stl, 3 TO (**)
Spencer Hawes: 10 Pts, 6 Reb, 9 Ast, 1 Stl (***)
Greivis Vasquez: 20 Pts, 4 Reb, 6 Ast, 1 Stl, 4 TO (****)
Derrick Williams: 13 Pts, 10 Reb, 1 Ast, 1 Stl, 1 Blk, 2 TO (**)
Gerald Green: 15 Pts, 3 threes, 3 Reb, 3 Ast, 2 Stl, 4 TO (****)
MarShon Brooks: 24 Pts, 7 Reb, 6 Ast, 2 Stl, 5 TO (***)
Kevin Seraphin: 21 Pts, 13 Reb, 1 Stl, 5 Blk, 3 TO (****)
Chandler Parsons: 21 Pts, 2 threes, 3 Reb, 3 Ast, 3 Stl, 1 Blk, 1 TO (***)
Nate Robinson: 30 Pts, 3 threes, 2 Reb, 7 Ast, 1 Stl, 2 TO (****)
Reggie Williams (concussion): day-to-day
Derrick Rose (foot): questionable for Wednesday
Shane Battier (neck, back): day-to-day
Dwyane Wade (rest): day-to-day
Deron Williams (calf): day-to-day
Chris Kaman (undisclosed): day-to-day
Eric Gordon (rest): day-to-day
Tyson Chandler (knee): expected to play tonight
Grant Hill (knee): day-to-day
Tony Parker (rest): day-to-day
Manu Ginobili (rest): day-to-day
Tim Duncan (rest): day-to-day
Raymond Felton (undisclosed): day-to-day
Linas Kleiza (knee): day-to-day
Zaza Pachulia (foot): could miss the rest of the season
D.J. Augustin (knee): day-to-day
Luol Deng (ribs): day-to-day
Wilson Chandler (hip): day-to-day
Andris Biedrins (concussion): day-to-day
Marcus Camby (back): day-to-day
Kobe Bryant (shin): expected to be out tonight
Marc Gasol (knee): unlikely tonight
Ronny Turiaf (hamstring): day-to-day
Luke Ridnour (ankle): didn't travel with the team; day-to-day
Gerald Wallace (hamstring): will go through a workout today to see if he can return this season
Amar'e Stoudemire (back): Friday or Sunday would be the earliest he could return
Glen Davis (knee): day-to-day
Jose Calderon (eye): day-to-day
C.J. Miles (calf): day-to-day
Josh Howard (knee): hoping to return April 24
Nene (foot): day-to-day
Joel Anthony (ankle): day-to-day
Joel Przybilla (ankle, knee): day-to-day
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7 Things People Using Government Assistance Want You to Know
This weekend I stood in a Walmart checkout line behind a mother of three buying the basics: milk, bread, cheese, children's fever reducer, apples, raw chicken, and a few other items. When a couple behind me realized the cashier was having problems processing the woman's SNAP EBT card (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which helps low-income households pay for food), they complained loudly. "Oh my God, must be nice to get your groceries for free!" while the other snapped, "Free?! WE'RE the ones paying for her groceries!" I should have said something to them, but I didn't. Shame on me. Where was our human decency, sense of community, or compassion? Has society become so much that we think less of those who have fallen on hard times? I was deeply saddened that this woman who was not so different than me needed help feeding her growing children, so I did some research and came up with several facts that need airing. Click through for 7 things people using government assistance want you to know! -By Lori Garcia
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City Sightseeing Bus Tours
Get a view from the top
The open-top double-decker buses of City Sightseeing are one of the best ways to take in the highlights of Cape Town. With the sun on your shoulders, and an elevated view of your surroundings, you'll see why the CitySightseeing Bus is the popular official tour of Cape Town.
See the sights
There are two routes covering more than 20 of Cape Town's iconic attractions and destinations:
The Red Route, including the Two Oceans Aquarium, V&A Waterfront, The South African Museum, Table Mountain Cable Way and more.
The Blue Route, including Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, Camps Bay, Sea Point and the Constantia Wine Route and more.
The buses depart from outside the Two Oceans Aquarium every 15 minutes, seven days a week, starting from 09h00, and you can use your ticket to jump off at any of the stops near the attraction you wish to visit, and get back on the next bus after you are done.
Ticket prices
The single-route R140 ticket is valid for one of the two tours on the day of issue
The R250 two-route ticket is valid for two consecutive days (so you can continue the tour the next day if you've been sidetracked at a particular destination)
The two-day ticket also gives you FREE access to the Night Tour (operates between September and April) and FREE access to the City Sightseeing Canal Cruise that operates between the Two Oceans Aquarium at the V&A Waterfront and the Cape Town International Convention Centre (bus stops 1 and 3)
So you speak my language?
Buses are equipped for wheelchairs and the tour commentary is available in 16 languages including English, German, Dutch, French, Russian, Spanish, Mandarin, Italian, Arabic, Portuguese, Afrikaans, Zulu, Turkish, Japanese and a special Kids Club commentary for the junior passengers.
Visit the City Sightseeing website for more information.
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Southern Suburbs
The Southern Suburbs are a tourist's delight. The area, which stretches from the slopes of the Table Mountain range to the False Bay coast, offers natural attractions and a vibrant nightlife.
St James
Just a little further on from Cape Town's well-known Muizenberg beach is St James. Home to a cluster of well-known and oft-photographed bathing boxes on the beach, St James is a picturesque area that offers beachgoers respite from the westerly wind.
Llandudno and Sandy Bay
Only 18km from the Cape Town city centre, an arc of fine white sand gives away the secluded location of one of Cape Town's most beautiful beaches, Llandudno.
Macassar Dunes Project
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- BA, MS, PhD
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- Course Co-ordinator: ARCL2034 Archaeology of the Middle East 2000-300BC
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Research Interests
- Agent-based modelling
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- Complex adaptive systems
- Computational Social Science
- Mesopotamian history and archaeology
Research Directory Records
- Documentation of Iraqi Archaeological Sites
- Restructuring the social and social-ecological sciences in the 21st century
- Salinisation in Mesopotamia
- Shahrizor Research Project
- SHULGI: A Geospatial Tool for Modelling Human Movement and Interaction
- Social Perceptions, Water Use and Climate Change
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- 2011: Archaeological project conducted in Kurdistan, Iraq (near Sulaymaniyah). Work focuses on studying anthropogenic landscape change in the past using soil analysis, remote sensing, and archaeological survey. Work conducted with the University of Heidelberg.
- 2008-2010: Co-PI on archaeological documentation projected sponsored by the United States State Department with data collected focusing on ancient Mesopotamian sites in southern and northern Iraq. Work included training Iraqis on the use of archaeological survey methods and GPS. Project was conducted near Istanbul, Turkey and Amman, Jordan.
- 2006-2008: Co-PI on archaeological documentation projected sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities with data collected focusing on ancient Mesopotamian sites in southern and northern Iraq. Work included training Iraqis on the use of archaeological survey methods and GPS on archaeological sites in Jordan. Project work was conducted in Homs, Syria and Amman, Jordan.
- 2004-5: PI on archaeological data collection project for sites in northern Mesopotamia with data focused on surveys and excavations conducted in the 1980s and 1990s. Project included training Iraqis on the useof GPS and other survey techniques on sites in Jordan. Project conducted in and near Amman, Jordan.
- 2003: Archaeological site damage assessment survey in Iraq sponsored by National Geographic Society (see October 2003 issue of National Geographic). Conducted near Baghdad, Mosul, and Samarra, Iraq.
Educational Background
- PhD (University of Chicago, 2004)
- MS (University of Chicago, 2000)
- BA (University of Illinois, 1997)
Current Students
- Alessio Palmisano Computational and spatial Approaches to the commercial landscapes and political geography of the Old Assyrian coloney (principal supervisor Andrew Bevan)
- Ryan Perry In search of a Middle Assyrian Style (joint supervision with Jeremy Tanner; principal supervisor David Wengrow)
- Altaweel, M. 2008. The Imperial Landscape of Ashur: Settlement and Land Use in the Assyrian Heartland. Heidelberg Orientverlag.
Book chapters
- Altaweel, M. and Paullet, T. In Press. Modeling nomad-settlement interactions: Investigating economic exchange using computer simulation. In S. Hauser ed., The Visibility of Nomads and Seasonal Occupation: Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to a Methodological Problem, Pp. 125-155.
- Altaweel, M. In press. Modeling anthropogenic land use: Understanding social-ecological change in Mesopotamia. In P. Miglus ed., Landscape and Settlement in the Makhmur Region. Heidelberg, Germany: Heidelberg Orientverlag.
- Hamza, H. and Altaweel, M. In Press. Report on Tell al-Imsihly: The 2000 and 2001 seasons. In P. Miglus ed., Landscape and Settlement in the Makhmur Region. Heidelberg, Germany: Heidelberg Orientverlag.
- Wilkinson, T., Christiansen J., Widell, M., Altaweel, M., Hritz, C., Ur., J., et al. 2007. Modeling settlement systems in a dynamic environment: Case studies from Mesopotamia. In T. Kholer and S. Van der Leeuw (eds), The Model-Based Archaeology of Socio-Natural Systems, Pp. 175-208. Santa Fe, NM: School of Advanced Research (SAR) Press.
Journal articles
- Altaweel, M., Sallach, D., Macal, C. (In review). Mobilizing for change: Modeling the successes and failures of political movements in Central Asia. Journal of Conflict Resolution.
- Altaweel, M., Christianson, D. (In review). Framing the health care debate: Measuring media tone and public opinion. American Journal of Political Science.
- Bone, C., Altaweel, M., Alessa, A., Kliskey, A., Lammers, R. 2011. Assessing the impacts of local knowledge and technology on climate change vulnerability in remote communities. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 8(3):733-761.
- Altaweel, M., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A. 2010. Alaskas freshwater resources: Issues affecting local and international interests. Journal of the American Water Research Association. doi: 10.1111/j.1752-1688.2010.00498.x.
- Altaweel, M., Wu, Y.2010. Human pedestrian traffic and route selection: An integrated modeling approach to understanding social space in urban environments. Structure and Dynamics 4(2).
- Altaweel, M., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A., Bone, C. 2010. Monitoring land use: Capturing change through an information fusion approach. Sustainability 2(5):1182-1203.
- Altaweel, M., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A. 2010. Visualization situational data: Applying information fusion for detecting social-ecological events. Social Science Computer Review. 28: 497-514.
- Altaweel, M.. , Alessa, L., Kliskey, A., Bonce, C. 2010. A framework to structure agent-based modeling data for social-ecological systems. Structure and Dynamics (4)1.
- Altaweel, M., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A. 2010. Social influence and decision making: Evaluating agent networks in village responses to change in freshwater. Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation (JASSS) 13(1).
- Bone, C., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A., Altaweel, M. 2010. The influence of statistical methods and reference dates on describing temperature change in Alaska. Journal of Geophysical Research. doi:10.1029/2010JD014289.
- Hamza, H.A. Thaher, A.K., Kadhum, S.J. Hashem, M., Taha, H.M. Altaweel, M., Studevent-Hickman, B. 2010. Tell Abu Sheeja/Ancient Pasime. Report on the First Season of Excavations, 2007. Akkadica 131(1):47-104.
- Alessa, L., Kliskey, A., and Altaweel, M. 2009. Toward a typology of messy social-ecological systems. Sustainability: Science, Practice, and Policy 5(1).
- Altaweel, M., Alessa, L., Kliskey, A. 2009. Forecasting resilience in Arctic societies: Creating tools for assessing social-hydrological systems. Journal of the American Water Research Association (JAWRA) 45(6):1379-1389
- Hussein, S.Y., Altaweel, M., Rejeb, Z. 2009. Report on Excavations at Tell al-Wilaya, Iraq. Further information on the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Akkadica 130 (2):113-166.
- Hussein, S.Y., Altaweel, M., Rejeb, Z. 2009. Report on Excavations at Tell al-Wilaya, Iraq. Further information on the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Akkadica 130 (1):3-43.
- Altaweel, M. 2008. Investigating agricultural sustainability and strategy in Northern Mesopotamia: Results produced using a socio-ecological modeling approach. Journal of Archaeological Science 35(4): 821-835.
- Altaweel, M. 2007. Excavation in Iraq: The Jazirah Salvage Project, second report. Iraq 69:117-144.
- Wilkinson, T., Christiansen, J., Ur, J., Widell, M., Altaweel, M. 2007. Urbanization within a dynamic environment: Modeling Bronze Age communities in Upper Mesopotamia. American Anthropologist 109 (1):52-68.
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