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This is our fifth biennial Litigation Department of the Year competition. It has become a cliché to note that we've never had a tougher time picking finalists and winners from the scores of submissions. Nevertheless, it's true. The last two years have been a time of unprecedented upheaval for American businesses--and for the lawyers who serve them. To quote a partner from one of our finalist firms, the economic meltdown resulted not just in litigation, but in conflagration. The firms we chose in the overall contest and in the three practice area competitions--product liability, labor and employment and intellectual property--didn't just survive this trial by fire. They were forged into stronger, faster, smarter litigation departments.
As before, we invited every firm in The Am Law 200 to report on litigation activities in a 19-month period, this time January 1, 2008-July 31, 2009. Every submission was read by at least three American Lawyer journalists. We vetted the strongest entries with calls to clients and opposing counsel. Panels of reporters and editors picked finalists in each category and invited those firms to our offices in New York to plead their cases. At the end, we arrived at the results that follow: four winners, 12 runners-up, and 24 honorable mentions.
Congratulations to all of them.
General Litigation
The Winner: Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Finalist: Kirkland & Ellis
Finalist: O'Melveny & Myers
Finalist: Paul Weiss
Finalist: Quinn Emanuel
Finalist: Weil, Gotshal & Manges
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The Winner: Reed Smith
Finalist: DLA Piper
Finalist: Shook, Hardy & Bacon
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The Winner: Paul Hastings
Finalist: Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Finalist: Morgan, Lewis & Bockius
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The Winner: Quinn Emanuel
Finalist: Winston & Strawn
Finalist: Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Finalist: Fish & Richardson
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Documentary about the nuclear situation in the U.S. and Japan
Fukushima 2011.
Three Mile Island 1979.
Santa Susana 1959.
These nuclear meltdowns are still having an impact.
Not enough details have been disclosed…
Screening will take place at UCLA Melnitz 2586 on February 28. 2013.
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Born in Kobe, Japan, Jun Hori has over 13 years of experience in broadcast journalism. Having received his BA from Rikkyo University in German Language and Literature, he was recruited to join the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, in 2001. Hori served for several years at the Okayama branch, first as a local news reporter, and later an anchor, joining NHK's national news team as a reporter for News Watch 9 in 2006. In 2010, Hori became an anchor at BizPo, NHK's premier economy-focus news show. Hori has regularly covered national stories, as well as produced over a dozen special reports on the economy, crime, and Japan's recovery since the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.
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Gates Takes The Lead On UGA's O-Line
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When it comes to importance on the 2012 Georgia football team, Seth Emerson of the Macon Telgraph believes there are few players more key to UGA's success than left tackle Kenarious Gates. According to Bulldog offensive line coach Will Friend, Gates is the one guy who rose above the pack this spring:
"Nobody's separated themselves – with the exception of Ken Gates. Right now if you were gonna play a game I know he would be there."
With so many new faces on UGA's line, Gates needs to live up his performance during spring drills. Emerson believes that if Gates "isn't up to the job, or at least not on a consistent basis, (then) the Bulldogs are juggling the line on a constant basis."
The Dawgs will be trying to replace tackles Cordy Glenn and Justin Anderson from last year's line. Gates — who started nine games at left guard last season — will be the man trying to fill the void left by Glenn and trying to protect quarterback Aaron Murray's blind side.
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Nnimmo Bassey speaks to thousands of Friends of the Earth International campaigners and volunteers from 20 countries demanding 'climate justice' in a peaceful, colorful march during UN Climate Talks in Copenhagen. These photos can only be used with this credit: "Photo: Christoffer Askman / FoEI". They can be used for free until 2013 only. These photos cannot be sold, nor can they be offered to agencies like scanpix which store and sell pictures.


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After four years overseeing Morning Edition, Madhulika Sikka will soon be directing NPRs news operations. Thu., November 8, 2012.
By Christina Mele Christina Mele (email@example.com) is a student at the Philip Merrill
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Madhulika Sikka had a classic journalist's upbringing. She grew up in England watching BBC News and fighting over the newspaper with her news-loving father. Now executive producer of NPR's "Morning Edition," she has worked all over the world, won Emmy Awards and will soon trade in her 5 a.m. wake-up calls for a major new job.
In January, Sikka will leave behind her job of the past four years to become executive editor of NPR News. In that position, she will oversee NPR's desks and reporters and help set the news agenda. "NPR serves a really important function," she says. "I'm looking forward to being part of a team that takes us to the next level."
Sikka, 50, was powerfully affected early on by her father's passion for news. Sikka says she was 16 years old when she knew she wanted to become a journalist. She attended college in England, earning a BA from the University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies, and a master's in the economics and politics of development from Cambridge University.
"I had a lot of curiosity about the world," she says. "I thought [journalism] was a wonderful way to learn about the world and impart it to other people."
There was no journalist in particular whom she idolized. "The interesting thing about growing up in Britain was that the journalism was the star," she says. "It was the idea of journalism that appealed to me."
After finishing her master's, Sikka moved to the United States when she married an American, James Millward. She worked for World Monitor Television, CBS News and NBC News before joining ABC News as a researcher in 1992. Sikka rose through the ranks, becoming the senior producer of "Nightline," the prestigious nightly news show. She joined NPR in 2006.
"At 'Nightline,' I was responsible for a half-hour show with a single topic," she says. "It's different managing a two-hour newsmagazine show, but the news aesthetic is not that different. The medium is different; radio is a much more intimate medium than TV."
At NPR, Sikka initially served as senior producer of "Morning Edition" before moving up to executive producer four years ago. "There isn't a typical day, which is what is fun for a newsmagazine show," she says. "There are days when it might be very news heavy. It can get a little crazy when we're doing things live."
Sikka's duties as executive producer include helping to harness ideas, working with the rest of the news division and making sure all NPR's assets are being utilized "apart from telling everybody what to do," she says, laughing.
Margaret Low Smith, NPR Senior Vice President for News, helped recruit Sikka to the public radio operation. "I knew she was first class," Smith says.
Smith describes Sikka as super smart with a great editorial mind. She says Sikka was quick to understand NPR's culture. "She has made a significant difference," Smith says. " 'Morning Edition' has become a super relevant, smart, vital show." She identified Sikka's main strengths as her imagination, ambition and "deep sophistication on a range of stories."
Over the course of her career, Sikka has received numerous awards, including four Emmys and two Peabodys. A breast cancer survivor, she is the author of the upcoming book "A Breast Cancer Alphabet."
During her career, Sikka has traveled to Pakistan, India, Rwanda and Honduras to cover a wide array of stories. She says the only anxiety she feels when traveling in risky locales is over the quality of the work. "The fear is about getting the story," she says. "It's the technical aspects. Are we equipped to tell the stories in a challenging physical environment?"
She says she does not worry about her own safety. "Every time you go overseas to a difficult place, you have to cope with physical and cultural challenges and focus on the story," Sikka says. "You must take a leap of faith into the unknown, steel yourself and go for it. I think journalists think that since they're reporters they have a cloak to protect them" from harm.
Smith, who promoted Sikka to her new role, says Sikka has a great track record and "enormous respect and trust." "It's important to engage people who will have a big impact," Smith says. "She has a vision for the kind of coverage" NPR does.
One of the stories Sikka is most proud of is the 2010 project she spearheaded titled "Along The Grand Trunk Road," in which NPR reporters followed the ancient thoroughfare through Pakistan and India interviewing young people. Sikka says it is one of the most memorable pieces because of the subject matter. "It was a collaboration across NPR," Sikka says. "I was proud from an editorial point of view and of what we were able to do."
At the opposite end of the spectrum, another favorite memory is producing a profile of Julia Child on her 90th birthday. "She was lovely, charming, down to earth, an inspiration," Sikka says, calling her "the most fun and interesting person I met."
The contrast between those two pieces of journalism is an important part of why she likes her current job so much. It "shows the range of things I get to do," she says.
Smith says a series this past summer, "Revolutionary Road Trip," reflects Sikka's leadership in the newsroom. "Morning Edition" hosts reported from Tunisia, Libya and Egypt on a variety of subjects. Sikka worked closely with the digital news team, the international desk and the science desk, Smith says, adding that the series exemplifies "the range and depth of the stories they covered."
"Revolutionary Road Trip" "took a look at the politics but also the food from that part of the world, the books," Smith says. "It is a beautiful reflection of her broad, deep editorial sense."
Sikka succeeds Dick Meyer, who left NPR a year ago to become executive producer of BBC News America. As much as she loves her current job, Sikka says she is excited about her new challenge. "It's about making the right choice for your next step," she says.
But she acknowledges it represents a big change for her. "I won't be consumed by every minute that's on the air," Sikka says. "I will have to influence and encourage our staff."
Sikka credits her father for her success, as well as her husband, a professor at Georgetown University, and her two daughters, Priya, 15, and Maya, 13. "It can be quite a bore to have a news mom," she says. "Everything is affected, holidays are affected. They're a great support network."
Sikka jokes that the highlight of her career is still being employed at her age.
"We get to do really valuable work that reaches a significant audience," she says. "People love what we do. They thank us for it. It's immensely rewarding and fun."


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Mirek wrote:Oh dear this is becoming a pattern
The sooner JB holds his hands up and gets rid of Arthur Daley the better
Anyone know what the crowd was?
Irrate? Annoyed? Depressed? Livid?...the list goes on.
Seriousl though, 3790 according to the bbc site. That means hardly enough left at the end to boo with any great volume.


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Sugar Plum didn't make it and neither did Fred and Ginger. But Chocolate Fudge Brownie is a bestseller.
Not every flavor makes it to your freezer; but if you're Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, you keep trying. Indeed, making ice cream has been a metaphor for the way the company has become a leader in sustainable business.
"Figuring out how to have a socially conscious business was like creating a new flavor," Jerry Greenfield told students in a presentation at the Feed Your Conscience event on April 22. "We had no idea to do it, but it didn't prevent us from trying and failing, making improvements and trying again."
Greenfield spoke with Julius Walls, Jr., President and CEO of Greyston Bakery, at the event, which was sponsored by the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center, the Social Enterprise Program, the Social Enterprise Club, the Green Business Club and the Columbia Entrepreneurs Organization. The presentations were followed with brownies a la mode.
Walls shared his experience connecting Greyston's business model to a community mission and urged students to look beyond financial returns.
"It's not about the dollar and making money," he said. "It's about people, planet and profits. You don't have to give up one to serve another — business should serve humanity."
Both leaders agreed that community outreach and ingredient sourcing have been key parts of their sustainability mission. In an audience Q&A, Greenfield responded to questions about the challenges of both becoming a public-owned company as well as a subsidiary of Unilever, which it has been since 2000.
"How do you maintain the mission in founder-driven entrepreneurial companies?" he asked. "The jury is still out. It's very difficult."
However, Greenfield said the strongest endorsement of the mission is in the bottom line.
"Our experience is that the more giving and caring we are, the more successful [the business] is," he said.
UPDATE (5/6/09): Watch video from Feed Your Conscience '09, now posted on Columbia Business School's YouTube channel. -CN
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Most don't know I'm psychotic....I mean psychic. But I have my predictions for the remainder of this week for the teams in the upper realms of the Pac.
UCLA is going to Oregon. Oregon is going to win. Why?
Dana Altman appears to have Oregon back on track. Oregon is a very difficult place to play. UCLA, while they've improved considerably still, as far as I've heard, don't travel well.
Arizona State is going to Stanford. Stanford is going to win. Why?
Stanford is not happy about the loss to UofA. Arizona State will be a little cocky because they beat Cal. Stanfords guards can at least make things difficult for Jahaha(and as we know, slow him down and the team follows.
Washington is going to Washington State. Washington State is going to win. Why?
Washington is playing much better of late. Washington State is playing the same...not so good. ?? But, Washington has a habit of playing to their opponents level. Washington State has a habit of beating Washington when they come there. Washington can get cocky and look down on Washington State.
And finally, Arizona is going to Cal. Arizona is going to win. Why?
Arizona's bigs can play havoc with Cal's front court. Arizona got the scare against Stanford and is going to come out with a vengeance. Cal is disoriented because ASU just beat them at home. And because Rondae is going to make the guys smile and get them back on track and the assists are going to pile up.
The results: There will be four teams tied at 5-4, and the Arizona Wildats will be in sole command of the Pac at 9-0!
Okay, it may be more of a dream than an actual prediction, but watch and see. Every once in a while I've actually been right! (Or I was dreaming)
But feel free to point out any predictions I missed.
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Final Thumbs UpTuesday, April 09, 2013
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The funeral was attended by family, friends, and fans. The blogosphere and Twitterscape is still aglow with fond remembrances as we all say good-bye to the ultimate lover of movies and friend of Runco, Robert Ebert.
No one can argue that he was the nation's most influential film critic, who worked across media, from newspaper to television to book publishing to social media, to define a profession. He aptly showed how early adoption of technology can keep a public figure relevant across the decades. He's the only film critic with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. At his funeral, the mayor of Chicago joked that "Roger spent a lot of time sitting through bad movies, so we didn't have to." He inspired his fans by bravely and publicly facing down cancer, eventually losing his ability to speak, though not his ability to communicate. In the end, the villain won, but like the fallen heroes in epic films, the legacy continues.
On April 2, just days before his death, he posted an open letter on his blog claiming for himself a much deserved "leave of presence." To slow down from his prolific writing production (resulting in 306 movie reviews last year alone across 200 newspapers) to do what he could have only fantasized about in his lifetime as a film critic: "seeing only the movies I want to review."
So, in homage to a gifted and generous movie lover, here is a link to what Roger Ebert called the "Great Movies." These 300 films shaped public opinion, pushed the boundaries of cinema technology and art, and, Roger believed, were worthy stories, well told. Perhaps some of these will spark your interest. Perhaps you'll add your own thumbs up to that of Roger Ebert.
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The theater is inspired by the Basicilia of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, an imposing edifice demonstrating engineering sophistication beyond its day. The scaled down design includes marble columns, hand-carved marble capitals, hand-painted frescos by Inga Belozerova and Louis Triverio. The general contractor, Teknamat, and the AV integrator, Yiannis Roubessis of Home & Yachts Private Theaters, is working alongside these artists and craftspeople to deliver an impressive cinema experience, featuring a Runco Signature Cinema™ SC-50d projector.
The entire project has been several years in the making and you can track the final progress of the theater at Theo's blog.
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About Brian Weeden
What's really crazy is that the NSA has come out and said that it was Snowden's job to copy all the files off their internal wiki. It's in the interview on this page with Lonny Anderson, Chief of the NSA's Technology Directorate:
http://www.lawfareblog.com/the-lawfare-podcast/inside-nsa-we-brought-in-a-recording-devi ce-so-you-dont-have-to
So for anonymous sources to go to the NYT and other publications and claim that he used all these tools and did nefarious things is just part of their smear campaign. In crawling their internal network was doing exactly what he was told to do for his job.
Because the have other agents that remain silent and stay in place, and by going public Snowden could do great damage to US intel efforts and its public image.
I don't think the claim is true, but I think it's important to realize that the KGB (and to a lesser extent other intelligence services) have a history of doing EXACTLY what he's claiming.
A quick perusal through this list of publicly-known list of historical KGB "Active Measures" shows several things pretty close to Wikileaks/Snowden:
The weasel word isn't "target" but rather "collect". "Collection" has a specific legal meaning and simply capturing and storing data doesn't meet it, So they can store as much data as they want on anyone while still abiding by the law regarding collection of intel data on US citizens,
This story was being discussed on "Canada AM" on CTV up here in Canada this morning and it was pretty funny. I don't have a link to the video, but to paraphrase what happened, some pundit started in on how texting/twitter/facebook was causing drop in grammar scores. Then they went to the other person who said, "well actually, that's not what our data shows. There is a slight drop in grammar proficiency, but we don't know why."
There was an extremely pregnant pause, at which point the host did a "let's cut to a commercial and fire the producer" bit.
How is this any different than normal? Almost all DoD computers are mandated to have Windows installed, which has dozens of known vulnerabilities and untold more.
Not to mention Adobe reader or flash player which again are almost mandated everywhere.
First off, I will definitely try and find a way to remove this DRM when I buy my copy of either game, simply because of the annoyance factor. Only 3 installs? Please. I have blown thru way more than that trying to troubleshoot why a game keeps crashing or didn't patch right.
However, we cannot ignore the rampant piracy that exists within the PC game world. Take a read at this forum posting by a former producer of Titan Quest for another POV on the issue:
"Two, the numbers on piracy are really astonishing. The research I've seen pegs the piracy rate at between 70-85% on PC in the US, 90%+ in Europe, off the charts in Asia. I didn't believe it at first. It seemed way too high. Then I saw that Bioshock was selling 5 to 1 on console vs. PC. And Call of Duty 4 was selling 10 to 1. These are hardcore games, shooters, classic PC audience stuff. Given the difference in install base, I can't believe that there's that big of a difference in who played these games, but I guess there can be in who actually payed for them."
"So, before the game even comes out, we've got people bad-mouthing it because their pirated copies crash, even though a legitimate copy won't. We took a lot of shit on this, completely undeserved mind you. How many people decided to pick up the pirated version because it had this reputation and they didn't want to risk buying something that didn't work? Talk about your self-fulfilling prophecy."
This is why developers are starting to release games on the consoles first and then (maybe) on the PC. And also why more and more are considering models like Steam.


text: Custom Wine Maker Crushpad Gets New Life Castlegate Capital buys Cruspad and launches The Wine Foundry a custom wine production facility. Published on: Nov 26, 2012 With the acquisition of Crushpad's assets in August of 2012 and its launch of The Wine Foundry a custom wine production facility returns to Sonoma. Castlegate Capital Advisors, LLC, was able to secure the wines of the original customers and avoid liquidation. With its opening in 2004, Crushpad reduced the barriers to entry for wine-making by providing a one-stop shop for producing and selling wine. The company is focusing on luxury-class winemaking for individuals and small wineries According to Philip Von Burg, the Founder and Principal of Castlegate Capital, "When we looked at Crushpad we saw a solid core business that fit perfectly with our vision, expertise and passion. We believe there continues to be strong demand for custom wine production, a fact that was confirmed by the overwhelming support of Crushpad's clientele.The Cruspad is now The Wine Foundry The Wine Foundry offers their clients fruit sourcing from more than a dozen world-class vineyards, winemaking support (sorting, de-stemming, crushing, pressing, aging, blending), label design, storage, shipping fulfillment, logistics, wine club and allocations, licensing, permits, direct sales, compliance and reporting. "The majority of private barrel clients are having us finish their orders, which gives us the opportunity to prove ourselves and regain their confidence," says Aaron Hayos, a Director at Castlegate and a part owner of The Wine Foundry. "We have also been fortunate to retain the majority of our commercial clients." The Wine Foundry has released a new catalogue with a more focused collection of vineyards from some of California's finest regions including Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino and Santa Barbara. The company is also offering a great selection of wines that are currently in barrel. According to Steve Ryan, Vice President of Sales & Operations, "We are rebuilding client relations and are committed to accommodating client requests whenever possible. The most valuable currency we have at the moment is responsiveness and accurate information. We are offering existing clients preferred pricing and a first shot at buying any excess bottles or barrels we have in our inventory." Clients will still have full access to a top winemaking team headed by Patrick Saboe to help determine fermentation techniques, amount of new oak, type of oak, varietal blend and bottling dates. They will also continue to enjoy the label and packaging design services and compliance support that were available in the past. Future plans call for the expansion and redesign of an e-commerce platform to help facilitate sales for commercial clients. "There are currently a number of investment opportunities in the wine industry, says Philip Von Burg. "Each month we see vineyards, wineries, importers and distributors being offered for sale. This was a tremendously exciting opportunity that we couldn't resist. All of us look forward to working with our existing clientele and bringing new clients into our winemaking community, whether they are interested in building a commercial brand or making wine with a group of friends." Located in the town of Sonoma, The Wine Foundry offers their clients fruit sourcing from more than a dozen world-class vineyards, winemaking support (sorting, de-stemming, crushing, pressing, aging, blending), label design, storage, shipping fulfillment, logistics, wine club and allocations, licensing, permits, direct sales, compliance and reporting. For More is at www.thewinefoundry.com.


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5:10 pm July 2nd - I don't know what happened here or what the outcome was - just sharing my view. I said a prayer for those involved as I drove by and I hope everyone came through this OK.
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He was a really good person and was just working hard to make a life for himself and his daughter. My prayers are with josh, his mother, and all of his family. We'll miss you Josh!
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He was a wonderful person,father, and son. My thoughts and prayers are with all of his family, especially his mom and sister.
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This was my cousin his name is Josh Derry he is from Galesburg Illinois he was heading back home from a job in Pekin
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I was by here also on my way home from work. Its sad, Life FLight was there and there was a fatality.
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my dad saw the truck fly about 20 feet in the air and called 911 asap. dont know exactly what happened. he was originally headed west bound on 74. it looked alot worse than the pic showed. my prayers go out to those who were effected.


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THE CULTURE WARS are all around us -- and their fiercest warriors take the unlikeliest forms. Anita Hill is a plain, unassuming Minneapolis woman. But her ascension in the Lutheran Church as an openly lesbian pastor ignited a firestorm of controversy in the summer of 2001.
THIS Obedience follows Anita's journey as she clashes with the church over its tortured ruling that gays and lesbians be allowed to serve so long as they avoid homosexual sex. Anita refuses to abide by a ruling that ignores her committed relationship with her longtime partner.
Following her ordination at a ceremony that attracted church leaders from as far away as Europe and was covered by CNN and the Washington Post, the national Lutheran Church censures her congregation for "ecclesiastical disobedience."
It's a courageous documentary that takes on the strange and sticky links between gays and religion. But Jamie A. Lee and Dawn Mikkelson's film is wholly unapologetic as it seeks to expose the sheer hypocrisy of church members who espouse Christian rhetoric while excluding gays and lesbians.
As in any war, heroes abound. A group committed to ending the "spiritual violence" against gays and lesbians holds silent vigil outside the national meeting of the Lutheran Church. Agitators within the conference lobby fellow congregants to support an end to the ban on gay and lesbian pastors in committed relationships. In the end, justice moves slowly. The church-wide assembly agrees only to "study" the matter and report back to the congregation in 2005. The hopes of Anita and her companions are dashed.
Ultimately, it's Anita's faith -- enduring and resolute -- that sustains her. Of course, that's the real joy of this powerful documentary. Sure, this is a story about religion, sexuality and politics. But more that that, it's a story about belief, the very force that compels so many of us to get out of bed every day and continue marching even when we're exhausted, even when others beat us down.
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Higher resting heart rate (HR) was associated with diabetes and mortality in older age, according to the results of a new study in Diabetes Care.
Mercedes Carnethon, PhD, from the Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois, and colleagues write, "Given that estimates of autonomic function and fitness are associated with the development of insulin resistance and hyperglycemia in population studies and that heart rate is correlated with these physiologic measures, it is biologically plausible that higher heart rate is associated with the development of diabetes." "In a sample of young and middle-aged adults, we tested the hypothesis that a faster resting heart rate was associated with a greater likelihood of experiencing diabetes-related morbidity or mortality in older age (after age 65 years)."
In the Chicago Heart Association Detection Project in Industry Study, resting HR was measured at baseline, from 1967 to 1973. Using Medicare billing records for 14,992 participants aged 35 to 64 years who were free from diabetes at baseline, the investigators identified diabetes-related hospital claims and nonhospital-based diabetes expenses from 1992 through 2002. They also determined diabetes-related mortality from 1984 to 2002 using National Death Index codes 250.XX (International Classification of Diseases [ICD]-8 and -9) and E10E14 (ICD-10).
Diabetes-related hospital claims occurred in 1877 participants after age 65 years, and 410 participants had some mention of diabetes on their death certificate. For every 12-bpm higher baseline HR, the odds of having a diabetes-related claim was approximately 10% higher (odds ratio [OR], 1.10; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.05 - 1.16), after adjustment for demographic characteristics, cigarette smoking, and years of Medicare eligibility.
This association became non-significant after adjustment for body mass index (BMI) and postload glucose levels at baseline. In adults aged 35 to 49 years at baseline, higher HR was associated with diabetes-related mortality after adjustment for postload glucose levels and BMI (OR, 1.21; 95% CI, 1.03 - 1.41).
"Higher resting HR is associated with diabetes claims and mortality in older age, and is only due in part to BMI and concurrently-measured glucose," the study authors write.
Limitations of the study include measured glucose levels lower than would be obtained with current standard measurement techniques, possible underestimate of the number of participants with fasting glucose levels of more than 11.1 mmol/L who had undiagnosed diabetes, diagnosis of diabetes at follow-up based on Medicare claims data, findings only generalizable to adults who live to older age, reliance on hospital visit diagnosis codes to identify diabetes, inability to evaluate the role of changes in covariates with time on the association between HR and diabetes, and no measurement of physical activity available for statistical adjustment.
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Michel Tremblay's Albertine, en cinq temps has returned to the stage in a production directed by Lorraine Pintal at Théâtre du Nouveau Monde.
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*warning: this instructable involves modification of certain small lego pieces*
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Step 1: ASHPD (portal gun)
the pictures are rather self explanatory.
Step 2: CHELL
Step 3: TURRET
well, its your funeral.
I am especially proud of this model, as it's ingenious and about minifigure sized!
Step 4: PANELS!
these infinitely configurable pieces of walls make up the test chambers in portal, allowing for different testing environments to be created. this panel can also accommodate the optional camera shown in the next step.
Step 5: GLaDOS CAMERA
these ones can be easily detached and positioned so that you can easily use them in conjunction with the Aperture Science Panels.
Step 6: COMPANION CUBE
you can get companion cube decals online, just google it, find it, resize it, and print it.
I covered my decals with clear tape to make the cube a little more robust.
Step 7: APERTURE SCIENCE 1500 MEGAWATT HEAVY DUTY SUPER COLLIDING SUPER BUTTON
I now see what my brother has been saying about the game! Great model! My Brother is also working on a minifigure sized GLaDOs.
P.S. there is a Minecraft mod where you can get the companion cube block!
here's the list!
1. open developer console
2. Sv_cheats1
5.PROFIT!!! lulz, couldn't resist.
im making a note here
remember at the end of portal 1 GLaDos says "all aperture laboratories material remains fuly operational up to 4,000 degrees kelvin"
and in portal 2, you get the companion cube back when GLaDOS saves your butt, wheatey and space core fly into space, the turrets sing an opera, and you get kicked out of the enrichment center
step 1: find decal on internet
step 2: copy and paste into word
step 3: use word to resize
it is easy to resize in word, just click on the picture and drag the corner
I thought it would be easy, though, for people to figure it out themselves:
step 1: stick some colored pieces on the panel
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Mac McHale and The Old-Time Radio Gang will perform a free outdoor concert at the Clark Art Institute on Tuesday, July 16, at 6:00 p.m. Special guest Larry Neu will join The Radio Gang on the 5-string banjo for a program of vintage American country music from the 1930s and '40s. The concert will take place on the Clark's South Lawn. Picnics, lawn chairs, and blankets are encouraged.
"For an evening of vintage country music and cracker barrel humor, The Old Time Radio Gang really fills the bill," said The Boston Globe. The group's repertoire includes spirited fiddle and train songs, gospel music, and ballads of love and heartbreak. Band members are: Mac McHale, lead singer and guitar; Smokey Valley, vocals, fiddle, and dobro; Dick Monroe, vocals and accordion; and John Rock, vocals, stand-up bass, and mandolin. The band has made nine recordings including Old Country Radio Songs, which has been chosen by CD Review as one of the top four country CDs. Based in Kennebunk, Maine, the Radio Gang has performed at the Bangor State Fair, Steamboat Springs' Strings in the Mountains, Bates College, and the International Festival Calais.
The July 16 concert is the second of four offered at the Clark on Tuesdays in July. Upcoming concerts will be: The Steve Murray 7 jazz band on July 23 and the Quintessential Brass Quintet on July 30. In the event of rain, the performance will take place in the auditorium. On the evenings of the band concerts, the Clark galleries will remain open until 6:00 p.m. Currently on view are four special exhibitions celebrating the art and architecture of Vienna: Gustav Klimt Landscapes, Josef Hoffmann: Homes of the Wittgensteins, Otto Wagner: The Academy of Fine Arts, and Bernardo Bellotto: Views of Imperial Vienna.
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Prowl is a self-buff ability.
Additional Information:
- Prowl has a hidden easter egg component where Nidalee grants 10 experience every 5 seconds to allied champions of lower level than her.
Ability Details
Javelin Toss is a linear, colliding skill shot. Takedown is an on-hit effect ability.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by Black Shield and Lifeline.
- Spell shields will block both Javelin Toss and Takedown-enhanced basic attacks.
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- Javelin Toss applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is applied.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 35% slow.
- Takedown does not apply spell effects.
- The triggering autoattack will apply other on-hit effects and can critically strike as normal.
- As with most on-hit physical damage, the bonus damage from Takedown will apply life steal.
- Takedown's bonus damage is effective against structures.
- Takedown's bonus damage does not interact with critical strikes.
- PENDING FOR TEST Takedown's relationship with dodge, parry, block and blind has yet to be tested.
- Takedown will reset Nidalee's attack timer on cast.
- Takedown will only take into account the base attack's damage for its damage increase. Other sources of physical damage on the same autoattack (such as Sheen) are applied after the multiplier.
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Bushwhack is a ground-targeted area of effect ability. Pounce is an autotargeted area of effect dash.
- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 15% slow.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by Black Shield and Lifeline.
- Spell shields will block both Bushwhack and the damage of Pounce.
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- Applies spell effects as an area of effect ability.
- Spell vamp is reduced to one-third effectiveness.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 15% slow.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by Black Shield and Lifeline.
- Spell shields will block the damage of Swipe.
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