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A hospital based in Edmonton, Canada has its rehab patients using Wii to help treat their movement and balance woes.
One such patient is Albert Liaw, who uses the boxing game in Wii Sports. Liaw, himself a former boxer went down in the ring, causing a brain injury.
"When I first played I was in a wheelchair, now I'm standing and I can box normal".
They tried to make me go to Wii-hab, I said no - no - no.
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Wii Freak said:
I can see it now: Wii-hab whether you're overweight, handicapped, not balanced, wii-hab is for you.
soulbreather said:
Funneh picture.
Zendalf said:
Haha. There was this one daily show skit where this guy is addicted to the Wii and it is like the show intervention or whatever and they get him off his Wii addiction. Very funny, look it up on youtube.
Gonzo said:
I always hear about older people always playing the Wii.
Scooby Jew said:
Wii-hab is for people with disabilities and idiots. I don't fit in either of those categories. I think that's pretty cool how Wii's actually helping some people physically while still being entertaining and innovative at the same time. It's just the God console, there's no comparison.
Elementrat said:
This is great publicity for Nintendo. Not to mention a fun way to get back into the swing of things after an emergency. This kind of reminds me of yesterday at Six Flags Great America when they had a room with 8 Wiis in it for people to play. These are good things.
Wiimaster said:
Wii: helping everyone. Sony: we takin your money runnin.
BonbonJoe said:
That's pretty elite. Cure for cancer?= Wii.
really old person said:
I can stand thanks to Wii! I played ps3 and broke all my bones but I played Wii and I feel like I'm 16!
Hey said:
Yes! Is there a such thing as PS3-Habilitation? Didn't think so! Poor guy. At least he can box virtually.
Crimson Hawk said:
You leave the seals alone!
Smash Champion said:
Wii-hab for them filthy seal hunters? Hopefully.
cmk said:
Really old person! Lolol.
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Rest In Peace
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Nintendo should do this more.
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Could it be?
ohitshami said:
maybe the update might hit people in the hood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvVLwquQEIw ... The Serious Problem Brewing for Pokemon GO!
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Hi Andrew! Sorry, I just saw this message right now! You can add my FC (1504-5707-8126) and we can play together ... Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate review
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, Volume 30, Issue 4, pp 211-220
First online:
Six-Month Evaluation of the Benefits of the Low-Dose Combined Oral Contraceptive Chlormadinone Acetate 2 mg/Ethinylestradiol 0.03 mg in Young Women
- Sabine AnthuberAffiliated withKlinikum der Universität München — Groβhadern Email author
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Background: In clinical trials and non-interventional studies encompassing >50 000 women, the monophasic, low-dose combined oral contraceptive (OC) chlormadinone acetate 2 mg/ethinylestradiol 0.03 mg (CMA/EE) has been shown to have various non-contraceptive benefits, as well as contraceptive efficacy and good tolerability. However, there is a paucity of data on use of this OC in young women.
Objective: To investigate the relevance of, and changes in, cycle disorders, dysmenorrhoea and skin problems in addition to the efficacy and tolerability of CMA/EE in young women.
Methods: In this prospective, observational, non-interventional, multicentre study (TeeNIS [Teenager in Non-Interventional Study 2mg CMA/0.03mgEE]), young women (≤20 years of age) were administered CMA/EE (Belara®) once daily for 21 days (one blister strip), followed by either a 7-day pill-free interval (conventional cycle regimen; 89.3%) or a pill-free interval after two blister strips or more (extended cycle regimen; 3.7%), over a 6-month treatment period. Data on the mode of administration were missing for 7.1% of patients. The study included a safety population of 7462 patients (the efficacy population consisted of 6885 patients) from 886 gynaecological centres throughout Germany.
Results: Compared with baseline, CMA/EE intake resulted in significant reductions in the numbers of patients with cycle disorders, i.e. spotting (−46%), breakthrough bleeding (−64%), heavy bleeding (−95%) and absence of any bleeding (secondary amenorrhoea; −76%) [all p≤ 0.001], and with dysmenorrhoea (−56%) [p≤ 0.001]. Similarly, there was a significant decrease in the number of patients who used analgesics (−75%), had dysmenorrhoea-associated symptoms (back pain [−69%], headache [−70%], nausea/vomiting [−85%], diarrhoea [−80%], mood swings [−75%] or absence from school/job due to dysmenorrhoea [−92%]), or were restricted in their leisure/sporting activities because of dysmenorrhoea (−83%) [all p ≤ 0.001]. Another major benefit of CMA/EE was a significant reduction in the number of patients with skin problems (acne and acne-prone skin) [−55%; p≤ 0.001]. In parallel, the number of patients who needed dermatological treatment (−67%; p≤ 0.001) and concealer cosmetics (−55%; p≤ 0.001) was significantly reduced, and significantly fewer patients felt that their self-esteem was restricted due to skin problems (−67%; p≤ 0.001). There were no relevant weight changes during the observation period; mean bodyweight remained virtually constant (mean weight change <1 kg). At final assessment, physicians' expectations were either 'completely fulfilled' or 'exceeded' with regard to cycle stability, regular bleeding, dysmenorrhoea, effects on weight, and skin problems in 78–95% of patients. CMA/EE provided high contraceptive efficacy with an unadjusted Pearl index of 0.25, calculated from 41 601 cycles of exposure; seven out of eight pregnancies were attributable to user failure, thus resulting in an adjusted Pearl index of 0.03. The tolerability of CMA/EE was excellent, with no unexpected adverse effects.
Conclusions: This observational, non-interventional study in young women showed that CMA/EE had a significantly beneficial effect on cycle disorders, dysmenorrhoea and skin disorders, and confirmed the good efficacy and tolerability of this combined OC.
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- Title
- Six-Month Evaluation of the Benefits of the Low-Dose Combined Oral Contraceptive Chlormadinone Acetate 2 mg/Ethinylestradiol 0.03 mg in Young Women
- Journal
Clinical Drug Investigation
Volume 30, Issue 4 , pp 211-220
- Cover Date
- 2010-04
- 10.2165/11532910-000000000-00000
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- 1173-2563
- Online ISSN
- 1179-1918
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- Springer International Publishing
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- 2. Medical Department, Grünenthal GmbH, Aachen, Germany

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finding the air up there – selected for performance at the TUTTI New Music Festival
– I'm looking forward to heading out to Denison University in March for the TUTTI New Music Festival.
– I'm looking forward to heading out to Denison University in March for the TUTTI New Music Festival.
– I'm thrilled to share this video of the spectacular performance of "finding the air up there" by Kelly Leon-Pearce and Marc Shapiro at last month's Composer's Inc. concert.
I'm excited to announce that finding the air up there will be performed
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Hey Folks!
If you're in the San Francisco Bay area next week, please come on down to the First Congregational Church of Berkeley on Tuesday, October 7 at 8 p.m. for the Composer's Inc Diane Elizabeth Clymer-Greenberg Memorial Concert. They are programming my piece finding the air up there which received the Suzanne and Lee Ettelson award earlier this year.
I'll be there, so come say hi!
I'm excited to announce that "finding the air up there" has won second prize in the Robert Avalon International Competition for Composers. If you're in Houston on November 1, I hope to see you at the concert!
Through the competition, the Foundation for Modern Music honors its late Artistic Director Robert Avalon, who helped develop and initiate several important new projects for the Foundation, including this competition for young, college and professional composers.
I have a review up about a new work from George Heathco and Misha Penton!
I've got a new Sounds Heard over at NewMusicBox on the fantastic Akropolis Reed Quintet.
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def deployFile(self, localdir, remoteroot, filename):
log.info('Deploying file {0} to host {1}...'.format(filename, self.host))
env.password = self.password
env.disable_known_hosts = True
with settings(host_string = self.connectstring):
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put(localFile, "/tmp/", mode=0755)
with cd(remoteroot):
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DEB [20110205-20:49:36.782] thr=1 paramiko.transport: [chan 8] Max packet in: 34816 bytes
DEB [20110205-20:49:36.784] thr=2 paramiko.transport: [chan 7] EOF received (7)
DEB [20110205-20:49:36.785] thr=2 paramiko.transport: [chan 8] Max packet out: 32768 bytes
INF [20110205-20:49:36.785] thr=2 paramiko.transport: Secsh channel 8 opened.
DEB [20110205-20:49:36.788] thr=2 paramiko.transport: EOF in transport thread
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HARTFORD, Conn. - United Technologies Corp.'s chief financial officer reiterated the industrial conglomerate's 2009 profit forecast on Thursday, even voicing optimism in the face of the deteriorating economy.
New boutique to open at Wolflin
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Factory orders fall for fifth month
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Okla. roads industry expects $465 million
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Business Briefs
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Shoppers opting for slashed mall prices over thrift
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Candy-maker, American icon changes heart
REVERE, Mass. - After 162 years, the New England Confectionery Co. wants to be more than your valentine.
Texas women whip OSU
Brittainey Raven scored a career-high 26 points, freshman Ashleigh Fontenette added 16, and No. 16 Texas hit a season-high 13 3-pointers in a 91-74 Big 12 Conference women's basketball rout of Oklahoma State on Thursday night at Stillwater, Okla. The Longhorns (16-5, 4-3 Big 12) hit 10 of their first 12 attempts from 3-point range, opening a 19-point lead in the closing minute of the first half.
OPSU lands White Deer trio
Tyler Smith, Tyler Perryman and Cody Smith of White Deer have signed letters of intent to play football at Oklahoma Panhandle State.
Kathryn Rose Clark
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Jennifer Gail Sinclair
Laura and David Sinclair of Midland announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer, to Tyson Douglas Liedtke. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Pat Kardell of Pleasanton, Pat Sinclair of Midland and the late C.L. Sinclair.
Lisa Kate Whinery
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Whinery of Arlington announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa, to Caleb Nash Upchurch. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Dr. and Mrs. John G. Whinery of Amarillo, and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Robertson of Austin.
Congregational Corner - Coulter Road Baptist Church
The season for Salt and Light
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Dear Abby: I am 21 and have been with a great guy, "Albert," who's 20, for more than a year. We're engaged to be married and live together in a condo we recently bought. We both work full time and support ourselves comfortably.
Design a date night
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With veggies, it's a greening of the soup
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Dear Abby: Ties still bind wife to mom after marriage
Dear Abby: Five years ago, I married a 40-year-old woman I'll call "Phyllis." We had dated for eight years. My problem is, after all this time Phyllis still has not moved into my home. She has never moved any of her personal belongings in either. And she runs home to her mother's house six days a week.
Health benefit for moderate drinkers
You've heard about the health benefits of red wine, which is rich in antioxidants. Now, there is even more good news for moderate drinkers: A recent study by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles found that healthy people age 50 and older who drink small to moderate amounts of alcohol appear less likely to suffer from age-related physical disabilities than people who don't drink.
Bob Hatton: Frustration and reward
"I can't garden - I have a brown thumb."
Heloise: Microchips rescue pets
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Dr. Gott: Aorta is twisted with air between your lungs
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The Dessert
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Dr. Gott: Misdiagnosis of allergy leads to years of suffering
Dear Dr. Gott: I have had stomach and bowel problems for years. I lost an excessive amount of weight, had diarrhea six or seven times a day, every day for months and found that I could not tolerate foods that I was always able to eat in years past even though there was not one food that upset my stomach every time. At one point, I couldn't even tolerate bottled water. I wanted to die and couldn't envision myself living the rest of my life chained to the bathroom.
Heloise: How to make fireplace logs
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Hash is a time-honored way of using leftover meat. This variation adds rice and tomato, which gives the dish the feel of a hearty casserole.
Free kick lifts PD past Caprock
With superb goalie play from both teams, it appeared Palo Duro and Caprock would play to a scoreless tie in their District 3-4A boys soccer match Friday.
Dons hold off game Canyon
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Who's hot ... Randall Raiders
With three games left in the regular season, the Randall Raiders are on a roll after securing a playoff berth Tuesday with a win against Canyon, guaranteeing at least the second seed out of District 3-4A.
Rematch carries 3-4A title implications
The first time around, it was the battle of district winning streaks between two of the state's best Class 4A girls basketball teams.
Raiders, Lady 'Horns play favorites' roles
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SJCA swimmer repeats at state
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Metro Standings, Area Schedules
Lady 'Horns clinch playoff berth
Amarillo Globe-News
AHS grad Fields honored
Former Amarillo High soccer player Rachel Fields, who plays collegiately for New Mexico, has been named to the Mountain West Conference Academic All-Conference team.
Streak stopper
Momentum and confidence can be fickle things in sports.
AHS grad Robertson honored
La Salle junior basketball forward and Amarillo High graduate Morgan Robertson has been named to first team of the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Women's Team.
Two more high schoolers sign letters with colleges
Canyon's Aries Bazaldua signed a letter-of-intent with the West Texas A&M track and field program.
SJCA sends 11 to state swim meet
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3-4A soccer continues
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Borger brothers a tough act on wrestling mat
Most high school wrestlers are pleased to finish the season with 20 or more wins and 10 or fewer losses.
AHS teams remain in playoff hunt
The end of the 18-game marathon that is the District 2-5A season is on the horizon, and the Amarillo High basketball teams are battling to keep their playoff hopes alive.
A look at the district races
The high school girls basketball season nears its end, and the boys season will finish a week later.
Dusters add pair of two-way linemen in fold
The Amarillo Dusters announced the signing of two more players Friday, two-way linemen Brandon Hurd and Lee Tibbs, giving them six players signed.
Gorillas lose third straight, fall 5-3 to Sundogs
Amarillo (12-29-1) lost its third straight game Friday night, and the second of three straight road games at Arizona, as the Sundogs dropped the Gorillas, 5-3, before 3,414 fans at Tim's Toyota Center.
It's official: Dillas to play
"All I can say is we are back."
Gorillas to visit Arizona
According to the weather forecast in Prescott Valley, Ariz., there's a 50-percent chance of rain or snow tonight.
League invites Dillas
Amarillo Dillas general manager Mark Lee said Thursday morning the team will return for the 2009 season and move from the defunct United League Baseball to the Continental Baseball League.
Sheets might be headed for surgery
FORT WORTH - Free agent right-hander Ben Sheets could be headed for elbow surgery after contract negotiations with the Texas Rangers fell through because of the injury.
O'Brien excelled at every level of tennis
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Leslie & Nard Cazzell Memorial
C.L. Duniven Super Team Award: Amarillo High Volleyball
Auto Racing, Basketball, Golf, Hockey, Odds
Scoreboard, Auto Racing, Basketball, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Swimming
51st Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Special Recognition
Hudson helped put area on volleyball map
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Dead man cleared in rape
AUSTIN - A Texas judge has exonerated a man who died in prison while serving time for rape after recent DNA tests showed another man committed the crime.
Thornberry: Stimulus slights small business
The proposed $780 billion stimulus package now before the U.S. Senate is laden with pork-barrel projects and should focus more on creating private-sector jobs instead of funding an already-bloated government bureaucracy, U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry said Friday.
Requests mount for utility help
Winter always brings struggles to keep homes lit and warm, but throw in a weakened economy and there are more people looking for help.
CISD may add period
Officials in the Canyon school district are considering adding an eighth period at its two high schools so students can continue to fit elective courses into their schedules.
Mom, teen jailed in boy's death
A mother and a teenager remained in the Potter County jail Friday on $1 million bond, facing charges relating to the death of her 3-year-old boy.
Stomach ailment plagues inmates
Upward of 200 inmates at the Nat Neal Unit in Amarillo have been treated for a stomach virus, a state prison official confirmed Thursday.
Thunderstorms expected tomorrow, snow possible Tuesday - 5:30 p.m.
Those close to Amarillo College President Steven Jones say his involvement in college affairs has waned in recent months.
DNA could exonerate dead inmate in Lubbock rape
AUSTIN - The mother of a man who died in prison while serving 25 years for a rape that DNA tests now show he didn't commit tearfully pleaded Thursday for a judge to overturn his conviction.
Customers high, dry after water main bursts
City workers spent five hours Thursday repairing a water main break in the 3000 block of Eaton Drive.
Man jailed in '81 case
Nearly three decades have passed since an engaged couple were murdered in their north Amarillo home.
Circus Gatti comes to town
The crowd watches during a performance of Circus Gatti at Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum, 401 S. Buchanan St. The circus continues at 4:15 and 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday, and 2 and 6 p.m. Sunday at the civic center.
I-40 traveler jailed on pot charge
Authorities say they found 94 pounds of marijuana on a recreational vehicle that was stopped on Interstate 40 near Groom for a traffic violation.
Meteorologist returns as KAMR's chief forecaster
Meteorologist John Harris will return to television next week.
79 degrees sets record
Amarillo on Friday set a record high of 79 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
Woman, son escape fire
A single mother and her toddler son were scared but unharmed after escaping a fire that erupted in their southwest Amarillo home Thursday morning.
SUV plows through store - 9:13 p.m.
Those close to Amarillo College President Steven Jones say his involvement in college affairs has waned in recent months.
Stalkings earn 20 years
An Amarillo man with three previous felony convictions was sentenced to two 20-year prison sentences for stalking.
Beilue: Love of cookies means no bailout for Girl Scouts
There's a display of boxes for sale in the storefront window of a tanning salon. Booths at makeshift tables at Wal-Marts, Hastings, United Market Streets and truck stops push their product. There's an order form taped to the circulation window at the Amarillo Globe-News on behalf of Jacqualyn.
Landing gear collapses
No one was injured when a small plane's landing gear collapsed Wednesday at Childress Municipal Airport.
Bushland educator to retire
Bushland Independent School District soon will need a new chief. John Lemons will retire as superintendent at the end of his contract in June.
Amarillo.com | Local News: Mother, boyfriend now in custody 02/06/09
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Amarillo lawyer tabbed by Perry for Tech board
Amarillo lawyer John Huffaker is one of three people appointed by Gov. Rick Perry to the Texas Tech University System Board of Regents.
No one helped in 3-year-old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
KKK recruits in Pampa with yard fliers
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No one helped in 3-year-old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Boy, 3, pulled from lake
A family cookout turned disastrous after emergency crews pulled an unconscious 3-year-old from Recreation Park Lake in eastern Pampa on Friday night.
Family: No one helped in 3 year old's death
Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
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WT, AC qualify fewer nurses
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Jones wants say on AC pick
Those close to Amarillo College President Steven Jones say his involvement in college affairs has waned in recent months.
Baxter Black: Losing stuff gives new meaning to 'hunting'
In the movie "The Long Kiss Goodnight," Samuel Jackson's character practiced a habit of saying out loud to himself, "I'm putting my car keys on the dresser ... on the kitchen counter ... on the nightstand" as he laid down the object. It is a great mental mechanical memory device. It has worked for me, but I don't think I would have ever thought about saying, "I'm dropping my glasses in the dog's water bucket."
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Authorities have issued arrest warrants for a mother of eight and her teenage boyfriend in the death earlier this week of a 3-year-old Amarillo boy.
Supremacist group recruits in Pampa
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94 lbs. of marijuana found in RV
Billie Pate
DUMAS - Billie Pate, 80, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Richmond.
Dorothy Jean Sullivan
Dorothy Jean Sullivan, 84, formerly of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009, in Lubbock.
John Arthur Atkinson
CLOVIS, N.M. - Retired Chief Master Sgt. John Arthur Atkinson, 89, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Anne Rigsby Hirsch
Anne Rigsby Hirsch, 86, of Canyon died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Glynn Lane
PUEBLO WEST, Colo. - Glynn Lane, 85, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
James Wayne Monroe
James Wayne Monroe, 76, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Loretta Jeanneanne "Tink" Nixon
PHOENIX - Loretta Jeanneanne "Tink" Nixon, 74, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Miracuelos Fuentes
Miracuelos Fuentes, 3, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Leslie Clay Campbell
ELMWOOD, Okla. - Leslie Clay Campbell, 91, died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009.
Majorie Lucille Elliott Ray
PLANO - Majorie Lucille Elliott Ray, 87, died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009.
Bernice Wilma Bergen
BORGER - Bernice Wilma Bergen, 97, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Josephine Beatrice "Jo" Patton
GUYMON, Okla. - Josephine Beatrice "Jo" Patton, 88, died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009, in Salina, Kan.
Mattie Lucille Sorrels
BEAVER, Okla. - Mattie Lucille Sorrels, 78, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Faye "Granny" Shuping
Faye "Granny" Shuping, 86, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009.
Michael Dwight West
Michael Dwight West, 57, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Bee Thi Vongsurith
Bee Thi Vongsurith, 43, of Amarillo died Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
Benjiman William "Dub" Robinson
Benjiman William "Dub" Robinson, 86, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Sally Teague Cole
PLAINVIEW - Sally Teague Cole, 87, died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009.
Lana Carole Howl
Lana Carole Howl, 59, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Helen Blevins
GOULD, Okla. - Helen Blevins, 77, died Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009, in Hollis.
Eloise Harvey
Eloise Harvey, 75, of Canyon died Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009, in Amarillo.
Vera Roden
BORGER - Vera Roden, 91, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Amarillo.
Wanda Jetuan Clevenger George
TULIA - Wanda Jetuan Clevenger George, 81, died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009, in Plainview.
Owen Collins
Owen Collins, 91, of Amarillo died Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009.
Michael Roy Macartney
Michael Roy Macartney, 63, of Amarillo, formerly of Pampa, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Genet C. Ashley-Flint
Genet C. Ashley-Flint, 37, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
Gloria Ann Mills
Gloria Ann Mills, 61, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Dicie Pickens Duke
Dicie Pickens Duke, 99, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009, in Lumberton.
S.C. "Bant" Storrs
S.C. "Bant" Storrs, 90, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Omar Lee Williams
DALHART - Omar Lee Williams, infant son of Yolanda Arguello and Walter Williams, died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009.
Letter: Say 'no' to abortion on demand
President Obama is promoting the Freedom of Choice Act to pay back Planned Parenthood for helping him get elected. He has already ordered the "Mexico City Policy" of U.S. tax dollars to pay for abortions worldwide.
Letter: Lawmaker, APD officer need to open their eyes
State Rep. David Swinford and Amarillo Police Sgt. Brent Barbee must have their heads stuck in the sand if they think that there is not a problem with people using cell phones when they drive.
Letter: Same old politics stinks up the nation's capital
Well, so much for cleaning up politics in Washington.
Letter: Ex-President Bush 'earned' the nation's scorn
Concerning M.J. Poole's recent letter decrying Leonard Pitts' column (History lesson: Time is not on Bush's side) and those who showed their lack of reverence for the outgoing president:
Editorial: Rural vs. urban fight looms
Urban interests in Texas have issued a direct challenge to all those Texans who live in areas defined as something other than "major metropolitan areas."
Letter: Middle class needs help
I am worried about the state of the middle class when the president is appointing a task force.
Letter: Failure would keep Americans free from burdens
(Re: Leonard Pitts' column, Feb. 2.)
Editorial: City recycles
More than 700 people signed a petition for a "livable, environmentally conscious and socially responsible" city that was recently presented to Amarillo city commissioners.
Wrestling shrine to induct Funk
Terry Funk, an area native and former football star at then-West Texas State, will receive the ultimate pro wrestling honor April 4 when he is inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame during ceremonies in Houston.
WT baseball team to visit Sul Ross
West Texas A&M will try to open its baseball season again today when it travels to Alpine for a three-game series against Sul Ross State.
WT adds track signee
West Texas A&M track and field coach Darren Flowers on Thursday added long-distance runner Nicole Hudgens from Kaufman to his list of signees.
Buffs not expecting to duplicate blowout
West Texas A&M men's basketball coach Rick Cooper's life the past couple of days could have been titled Sleepless in Canyon.
Lady Buffs coach optimistic
Maybe just this once, the fourth time may be the charm.
No. 9 Lady Buffs bid to sweep Zias again
West Texas A&M will try to complete its fifth consecutive women's basketball sweep of Eastern New Mexico when the teams meet for the second time in four days today at Greyhound Arena in Portales, N.M.
Three Lady Buffs get academic honors
West Texas A&M's Emily Brister has been named to the first team of the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team, while teammates Jamie Dreiling and Holly Isaacs have been named to the second team.
WT softball team blasts UT-PB in to win opener
The West Texas A&M softball team used a good balance of offense and pitching to win its season opener Friday against Texas-Permian Basin, 10-0.
Buffs baseball team beats Sul Ross State, 13-9
The Matt Vanderburg era at West Texas A&M opened on a high note Friday as the Buffs defeated Sul Ross State, 13-9, in their season opener in Alpine.
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The number of kinase inhibitors entering clinical development has increased significantly in recent years. In addition to major pharmaceutical and biotech companies, an increasing number of emerging companies are focusing on their development. By 2020, small-molecule kinase inhibitors could generate annual revenues > $25 billion. This report assesses:
Kinases are now firmly established as a major class of drug targets. It was previously thought that kinases would be intractable drug targets due to the presumed need to compete with ATP and the assumption that sufficient selectivity would be unattainable. However, considerable progress has been made in understanding kinases and their function, and the past few years have seen a number of kinase inhibitors reach the market. Imatinib (Novartis' Gleevec) is currently the most commercially successful, with sales reaching $3.7 billion in 2008. Erlotinib (OSI/Roche's Tarceva) generated revenues of $1.1 billion the same year.
In recent years, there has been an explosion in the number of kinase inhibitors entering the clinic, and many more are in preclinical development. Kinase Therapeutics: Pipeline Assessment and Commercial Prospects identifies which kinase families and their respective members have attracted the greatest interest for therapeutic development and in which indications these kinases play a physiological or pathophysiological role and thus are most relevant for kinase inhibitor development.
This report extensively reviews small-molecule kinase inhibitors identified as being in active clinical development. Oncology indications accounted for 79% of these inhibitors, while inflammatory indications accounted for nearly half of the kinase inhibitors not being developed to treat cancers. Kinase inhibitors identified as being in clinical development are analyzed by clinical phase (Phases I–III) and by target.
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By Spc. Ashley M. Armstrong, 94th Army Air and Missile Defense CommandNovember 11, 2010
JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska - It was not snow that fell from the sky here on Nov. 10. Instead, the sky was speckled with the parachutes of Soldiers from U.S. Army Alaska and the Indian army.
Almost 400 paratroopers from both armies jumped and landed at Malamute Drop Zone as part of a friendship jump for combined training exercise Yudh Abhyas 2010. It was the first time the U.S. Army and the Indian army conducted a combined jump.
"The soldiers from the Indian army were really excited about having a chance to jump with us, and our Soldiers were excited as well. Having the opportunity to jump with another army is always a great experience," said Sgt. Randy Henrion, team leader with Apache Troop, 1st Squadron (Airborne), 40th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division.
Soldiers participating in the combined jump qualified to receive foreign jump wings. Jump wings are scheduled to be presented in a ceremony Nov. 13.
"It's been great working with the Indian army. They are very professional," said Spc. Justin Coates, infantryman in Charlie Troop, 1-40th CAV. "They really know what they are doing, and I felt confident with their ability to jump.
"It is unique jumping with a foreign army. I'm definitely going to remember this jump more than other ones."
Soldiers and jumpmasters from both armies combined their knowledge, experience and leadership abilities for the jump.
"We weren't split apart. Everyone was intermingling," Henrion said. "Our Soldiers were integrated with theirs, and all the jumpmasters were working together.
"We are all paratroopers, even though we are from different armies. Jumping together is definitely one of those experiences that brings everyone involved tighter and closer."
Prior training ensured that both armies were synchronized and prepared for a successful operation.
"They have been able to adapt to our differences very quickly," Henrion said. "So seeing them perform so well in this unfamiliar environment is amazing. From talking to them and working with them, I've learned that even though we wear different uniforms, we still share the same lifestyle."
Henrion described the jump as the climax of the Yudh Abhyas 2010 exercise because of the significance it had to the overall exercise and to each individual involved.
"It's always great to meet soldiers from another country knowing that we can share experiences with each other," Coates said. "This experience has definitely strengthened our camaraderie. We've all had a really good time together."
Yudh Abhyas is a regularly-scheduled bilateral, conventional-forces training exercise, sponsored by U.S. Army, Pacific and the Indian Army. The exercise is designed to promote cooperation between the two militaries to develop U.S. Army Pacific and USARAK relationships with India and promote interoperability through combined Military Decision Making Process, battle tracking and maneuvering forces, and exchange of tactics, techniques and procedures.
U.S. Soldiers and their Indian counterparts are conducting a command post exercise, airborne operations training, marksmanship and tactical training to improve partnership readiness and cooperation between the armies of India and the United States during Yudh Abhyas 2010.
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Democratic aides say their bosses are waiting for a "real" GOP offer beyond the Monday suggestion put forward by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) which involved about $300 billion in new revenue from capping tax deductions and $40 billion from changing the way inflation is calculated as it relates to the tax code.
Democrats scoffed at that offer because they say the gains are erased by the fact the offer "locks in" Bush-era tax rates and lowers the top rate from 35 percent to 28 percent.
Democrats have proposed extending only the Bush-era rate reductions for the middle class and emphasize they have put real entitlement cuts on the table including to Medicare benefits.
On Wednesday it was revealed that Democrats had made their own revised offer to Republicans during the Monday night meeting.
In lieu of the $3 trillion deficit cutting offer, Democrats put forward a $2.3 trillion plan, according to an aide familiar with the talks. The plan demanded fewer revenues and also did not contain a proposal to change the way inflation is calculated. That "chained consumer price index" plan would lower Social Security benefits, and it is vigorously opposed by AARP.
It total the new Democratic offer on the table has $1 trillion in revenue, $1 trillion in spending cuts and $300 billion in lower interest payments.
The GOP rejected that offer.
GOP aides said the offer and say that a 1:1 revenue to cuts ratio is not serious.
A Democratic aide said that the Democratic offer is "balanced and serious" and noted that offer does not add to the deficit under Congressional Budget Office scoring rules. Democrats say the GOP offer adds trillions to the deficit by extending Bush era tax cuts.
Republicans in contrast emphasized that the Democratic offer came prior to the Toomey proposal, something Senate Majority Whip Richard DurbinDick DurbinDNC event calendar Opioid package clears key Senate hurdle Overnight Healthcare: Feds defend ObamaCare's affordability MORE (D-Ill.) praised on Wednesday.
""Right now, we are waiting for a response to what the second-ranking Democratic Leader in the Senate called 'a breakthrough' – and we've seen nothing," BoehnerJohn BoehnerConservative allies on opposite sides in GOP primary fight Clinton maps out first 100 days The Hill's 12:30 Report MORE spokesman Michael Steel said.
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Documentary film: Waste Land
(2010). Filmed over nearly three years, this film follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home base in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump, Jardim Gramacho, located on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro. There he photographs an eclectic band of "catadores"—self-designated pickers of recyclable materials. Muniz's initial objective was to "paint" the catadores with garbage.
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It was a familiar theme in the Big East Monday night.
Stop me if you've heard this one: Notre Dame gets off to a great start offensively, led by yet another dominating performance from Luke Harangody. For 37 minutes, the Irish offensive attack runs through Gody while his teammates chip in occasional three-balls and jumpers. The defense is decent but nothing spectacular.
And then fatigue sets in.
All of a sudden the Gody well goes dry, the defense gives up open looks and slashing drives, and Notre Dame finds themselves praying for missed free throws by their opponents in an attempt to play catch up.
That was the scene once again for the Irish, as they fell at hands of Marquette, who pulled away from a close game to win 71-64 Monday night.
Look, Notre Dame could very well win the SEC, but you are what your record is, as they say, and it's time to send the Irish packing from the top 25. Over and over again they have shown that they just can't hang with the big boys, and it has become a broken record.
As if the four-game losing streak they are currently riding isn't bad enough, the Irish have three tough road games looming against Pitt, Cincy, and UCLA. Then it's back home for a delightful rematch with Louisville.
For Marquette, Jerel McNeal was spectacular, but the Golden Eagles' defense was the story, particularly Maurice Acker, who blanketed Kyle McAlarney all night, forcing him into uncharacteristic shots while holding the sharpshooter to just nine points on 3-12 shooting.
While Buzz Williams' team lacks a true big body, their quickness and length (to borrow Jay Bilas' term) make up for miscues or slow rotations.
Marquette's schedule is brutally backloaded, but as of now, you have to give them their due.
In the Big XII, Oklahoma State put up a mighty fight, but eventually Oklahoma fought off the scrappy Cowboys and came away with an 89-81 win.
Austin Johnson's Mohawk-headband combo is Charles Barkley-like "terrrrrrrble," but his jumpshot is silky, and his follow-through is almost as dirty as Craig Hodges'—the single greatest three-point shooter ever. With two minutes remaining, Johnson's dagger of a three from a mile out iced the game, as the Sooners cruised from there.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma State's head man Travis Ford is a rising star. The former Kentucky standout either stood up the SEC or was spurned for some reason. Whatever the case, the SEC's loss was the Big XII's gain. The Cowboys lack a big non-conference win but should at least be a bubble team come tournament time. Ford has his boys playing well at the right time.
Sometimes Blake Griffin makes me think I'm 14 again and playing Sega's classic NBA Jam. I'm pretty sure this guy jumps over the hoop when he dunks.
Tony Crocker and his pajamas continue to drive me crazy. Part of me is happy when the kid struggles, like he did last night, scoring only six points. There is always hope that the next bad game will lead him to believe that wearing long sleeves might not be the answer.
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Alabama: Not this year, of course, but with Mark Gottfried now gone, the Tide can finally move forward. Gottfried overstayed his welcome in Tuscaloosa far too long, and the SEC should get a boost with new life at the helm. Paging Anthony Grant, whose VCU squad is 15-5 overall and sitting atop the CAA standings. A return to the SEC for the former Florida assistant would be just what the conference is in need of.
Stock down
Big XII officiating: I'm not suggesting that Oklahoma State would have beaten Oklahoma, but the calls certainly didn't help things. Travis Ford is still fuming over some questionable calls in late losses to Missouri and Baylor, and after last night's odd whistles, something tells me Ford will be sending some more gametape the Big XII office's way in the near future.
The best-laid plans
While I feel bad for the kid, I'm glad the Brandon Jennings to Europe experiment has gone poorly. Jennings recently sent out a warning to other youngsters contemplating a European trip: "I've gotten paid on time once this year. They treat me like I'm a little kid. They don't see me as a man. If you get on a good team, you might not play a lot. Some nights you'll play a lot; some nights you won't play at all. That's just how it is."
I'm sure the million dollars is nice, but something tells me Jennings didn't see himself playing the role of a defensive specialist in Europe while his fellow Americans fell in love with other freshmen who took his place in college—all while he was miles and miles away from any chance at national exposure.
Here's hoping the Grizzlies pick him.
Keep an eye on a surging Nevada team. The gelling Wolf Pack have registered five wins in a row and get conference leader Utah State this Thursday. A win would put Nevada in first place of the WAC.
Davidson's last conference loss was Jan. 20, 2007, making them 46-1 in their last 47 conference games for those keeping score at home.
Oklahoma State's Keiton Page is the reincarnation of former Florida guard Teddy Dupay. Hopefully Page doesn't follow the same legal pattern as Dupay.
Does ESPN really have to tell us how much "real time" star players spend on the bench, complete with the ticking clock in the corner of our TV screens? Is there some overwhelming demand for this information that I don't know about?
Buckle up, Southern Virginia. You just gave up 91 points to 10-10 Longwood, and you are headed to Lexington, VA this Thursday to face the nation's top scoring team in VMI. This could get ugly.


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Favourite Scrubs Episodes (By Season)
- S1 - My Old Lady
- S2 - My Lucky Day / My Own Private Practice Guy
- S3 - My Screw Up / My Porcelain God
- S4 - My Cake / My Last Chance / My Lucky Charm
- S5 - My Way Home / My Lunch
- S6 - My Road to Nowhere
- S7 - My Manhood
Some of these are purely vague memory, so some may be based on one joke or running gag, so please excuse some of the choices, but i tried my best to pick, the best (my faves).
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Hm, overlooked this set of lists! Good choices, naturally!
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cheers dude! i thought S7 was gonna be their last but i hear they are comming back ofr a shorter 8th season, i think mainly due to writer's strike
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Yeah, from what I understand it's going to be on ABC instead of NBC so not sure if there'll be any changes or anything. I'm pleased it's getting another season though, from what I heard on the Internet the strike meant S7 didn't really wrap things up properly.
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yeah i've watched a few, the series seemed a little weak but generally pretty good. this joke from season 7 had me laughing for days
the writers strike was such a shame really
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Haha nice clip there. I'll be no doubt buying the DVD when it comes out, I don't suppose Scrubs will ever really match up to S1-3 again but it's still good stuff. (Well, I haven't seen S7 yet but S6 was good!)
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Even in Massachusetts, which is considered a beacon of tolerance and diversity for many gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Americans, the older members of this group remain in the shadows, as in the rest of the country.
Many fear going into assisted-living or skilled nursing facilities, or getting home health care, say those who work in agencies serving gay and lesbian elders. They retreat into the closet rather than face scornful remarks of fellow residents or possible discrimination from caregivers.
But a growing number, led by aging gay and lesbian baby boomers, are starting to assert themselves. They are familiar with anti-discrimination laws and are not afraid to make sure those laws are enforced. They are looking for retirement complexes, assisted-living facilities, and skilled nursing facilities that not only tolerate them, but welcome them.
"I think people are gradually coming out more," says Linda S. George, RN, MA, CAN, executive director of Boston Senior Care, a home health agency that serves about 3,000 people in the city. "And young gay people are very much out. I think things will be equal in 50 years, maybe 40."
Agencies Join Efforts
In the meantime, some agencies and companies that serve the elderly including Boston Senior Home Care are actively working with staff and clients to become more welcoming to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender elders, including offering training for nurses and other healthcare workers. A skilled nursing facility in the Boston area, the Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home, plans to break ground next year for a unit specifically for elderly gay and lesbian residents.
About 2.4 million Americans older than 55 are gay, lesbian, or bisexual, according to researchers at the University of California in Los Angeles. But many hide behind a wall of fear and isolation, says Lisa Krinsky, director of the LGBT Aging Project in Massachusetts. The project's services include cultural competency training sessions for agencies and facilities that work with aging adults.
Gay and lesbian elders are more likely to live alone, without children or other family members to care for them. They may limit visits from friends for fear their neighbors may guess they are not heterosexual. "I know how older people have a secret life," says Michael Ridolfi, RN, BSN, MEd, director of health services at BSHC. "They weren't raised to be out in the open the way people are today."
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Studies of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender elders show their greatest fear in going into retirement communities, assisted-living, or skilled nursing facilities is for their safety. The next greatest fear is they won't be cared for properly. If gay and lesbian elders know a facility will be friendly and welcoming to them, many of them are more likely to self-identify rather than return to the closet, say those who work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender elders.
Krinsky says a lot of nurses want to know why they should care whether someone is gay or lesbian, if all they are doing is managing a patient's health.
"The fact is that folks may simply feel better about their treatment if they're not holding a secret and if they know that their provider knows and respects them."
If gay and lesbian elders know a facility will be friendly and welcoming to them, they are more likely to self-identify rather than to return to the closet, say those who work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender elders. They are more likely to have friends visit and less likely to become isolated, lonely, or depressed.
On home-care visits, Ridolfi looks for certain clues someone living alone with no children or photos featuring a specific person. They may never openly tell him they are gay, he says, but they often relax and start talking. "They are always glad to have somebody to talk to," Ridolfi says. "And they always look forward to my visits.


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Hamilton out-qualified Rosberg for the first time in four races in Canada last week, as his team-mate's run of three consecutive pole positions came to an end.
It was Hamilton's supreme focus on sorting out the braking issues to help him overcome Rosberg that left him appearing to be in a downbeat mood throughout the Montreal weekend.
Wolff suspects that Hamilton has had to do some readjustment to take into account Rosberg's pace, but says Mercedes never had any doubts about the Briton's abilities.
"Probably, or maybe, he was surprised by Nico's pace," explained Wolff. "You guys [the media] have written a lot in the last few weeks, as it was not always clear how Nico's pace was compared to Michael [Schumacher] and his days in Williams.
"Now, he [Rosberg] has proved he is really quick, and this came as a surprise to Lewis. But I don't think it is a real problem.
"We saw him strong in Canada, and he was on track for pole position before he missed the braking point, so I think we will see great races from Lewis. I have no doubt."
Team boss Ross Brawn reckons it is only natural that the form between his two drivers will fluctuate over the season, with neither likely to establish total dominance.
"You will naturally get this yo-yoing of form, when you have two drivers as we have who are very, very competitive and very close," he said.
"One of them gets comfortable with the car at a race, and the other perhaps does not find the balance they want.
"That is enough to make the difference between them."
Wolff has also rubbished suggestions that Hamilton has had difficulty coping with a new-found freedom at Mercedes, compared to his former life at McLaren.
"It is different here to McLaren and we are trying to give him the freedom, but that isn't a reason that he didn't perform up to his expectations. He has performed up to our expectations.
"Nico had had a great run, to justify and show that he is a top guy and a top driver, and it is the best situation for the team. Things will eventually balance out.
"I don't think there is any reason to say that he [Hamilton] has a problem or is struggling. It is still early in the season for him. The team is just beginning for him and Nico has been here for a couple of years."
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In the past 3 posts I've made the case that the most important mindset shift a leader has to make to be successful in a senior leader role is to make the shift from being Smart to being Aware.
If you missed Part 1 and Part 2, read those first. Then come back here for more details on the shift from being Smart to being Aware.
In our last post, we began exploring the first shift leaders need to make to be successful in senior leadership roles - from being smart to being aware.
So, what does this shift of being smart to being aware look like? It will seem easy on the surface, but it's a lifetime of work. And it's comprised of 3 parts:
In our recent survey about senior leadership, we asked senior leaders the following question. "What do you wish you knew more about prior to being promoted to senior leadership?"
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My wife Rachel and I have an 8- month old. During Rachel's 9 months of pregnancy, everyone kept saying to us – "everything is going to change." Frankly, that "advice" wasn't helpful. It didn't help me understand how things would be different as a father and as a parent.
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As most Denver Broncos fans know, John Fox, the Broncos highly respected head coach, went into unexpected surgery this past Monday to replace an aortic valve in his heart. It's still unknown when Fox will return to the sidelines, but he will likely be out for quite some time.
In my last post I wrote about "The Big Why" - the importance for leaders to communicate the rationale behind their decisions. After all, who wants to be told what to do? And emotional commitment only comes when people understand why.


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Introduction to Crate Training a Dog
To introduce your dog to crate training you need to provide your pet dog or puppy with a dog crate or a pen enclosure, of the correct size for your breed of dog that will provide your dog's natural instincts to have its own "lair" or den as in prehistorical times when all dogs were wild, before domestication.
These days with domesticated dogs we are providing our dog's natural instincts to mess its private dwelling and sleeping environment. It also helps to calm the dag by giving it a safe place away from the dangers in the home such as electrical cables which it might chew on and be electrocuted. It also keeps it away from the kitchen or bathroom or wherever you keep your poisonous cleaning liquids. The crate or cage for crate training can also become a portable dog house or kennel used in other rooms or when you go on vacation with your dog. It is also a convenient mode of safely transporting your dog on the journey to your holiday if you are going by car.
Never use your crate as a means of punishment. I remember as a child, being sent to bed as a punishment and I began to resent going to bed even when tired.
To give your dog a place to sleep throughout its lifetime gives your dog a sense of security and is pleasurable for it. All of the crates I recommend have removable doors and these can sometimes be stored under the crate, at least you will be able to find them when you need them. The crate does not have to be an eyesore either as it can be "camouflaged" by keeping it under a table or even make a table out of it which saves a lot of space in a smaller room.
How to Prepare Your Crate for Crate Training.
If your dog's crate training pen is the type that has a separate floor which can be detached from the side walls, just get your dog lay on the floor of the crate without erecting the walls and roof of the pen. I always put a thick piece of felt underneath the floor, between the ground and the underside of crate floor to give some insulation and to stop the rattling noises. This procedure of just using the floor can also be done with some puppies but I tend to omit this part of the training for them but with some puppies it is necessary. You will have to allow for trial and error I am afraid. I then put on one wall for the next hour once your dog has become used to making its home on just the floor of the crate. Again you could put all of the walls up in one go but try one first is my motto. Eventually as the dog gets accustomed to its new changing environment you can add the roof. Do not be in a hurry but usually this is only a one day task in total.
Put Toys and Treats Inside the Crate
I always start by putting my dog's favorite toy inside the crate or pen for crate training but away from the entrance so the dog entirely enters the cage. Some of my dog's favorite toys are Kong Marvin Moose and Tuff Whistle Ball.
Yor dog's favorite toys should always be bigger than the can swallow, better to if they are indestructible. Any loose parts need to be removed or cut off to be safe. I use those small rodent type water feeders for very small puppies to drink from this ensures they are adequately hydrated throughout their confinement if confined for any length of time.
For the dog's bedding I use old towels or old blankets. I get these from garage sales and charity shops are also a good place to get cheap items, it's also a good cause and recycling is something I encourage. If your dog messes on the bedding remove the bedding and wash and let the dog sleep on the hard floor for a while. Some dogs prefer to sleep on a hard "bed" just like some humans.
When you are at home try to arrange the placement of the crate so that you have complete view of the dog in the crate. This will ensure the dogs can see you too and it will encourage the dog or puppy that it is safe to go into and stay in the crate when you are around. It can even be in another room as long as you are in full view of the dog.
Introducing the Crate to Your Puppy for Crate Training
As an introduction to crate training, crate your dog or puppy in its dog crate, and with simplicity, please follow these simple instructions:
To begin with crate training, at the start, always without fail, praise your dog or puppy when it enters the cage to make it think this is a good place to be. It will be thinking "Heh every time I come in here my owner praises me! I think I'll come in here more often", this will also make the crate training much more enjoyable for your dog. Never try to force your dog into something it clearly feels uneasy with. Encourage them with praise and titbits, a reward and they will naturally always want to do it to get the praise or titbit. Never ever force your dog into the crate as this will only instill in its mind that this could be a punishment. No exceptions even if you want to get to bed, you have to have patience if you are to succeed in crate training and in encouraging your dog to feel comfortable with the new environment. Just drop a tasty morsel of something into the crate and that should do the trick. I also do this in the beginning throughout the day and it quickly encourages the dog to go and possibly stay in the cage waiting for the next tasty treat. Also at the beginning convince the dog to eat just outside the entrance to the cage and then as the days go by work the plate further into the crate until after a few days the food is eaten at the far side of the cage from the entrance. It does not take long to convince them.
Put your dog into the dog crate periodically at the beginning of your period of initial crate train exercise whilst at home. This really speeds up the time taken to crate train your dog as it does not fret, it can see you are staying close by and will settle down in the dog crate. This convinces the dog you are not leaving it in isolation.
Bladder and sphincter control in small puppies is none existent so do not even try to crate train your dog if it is under a couple of months old as it will surely mess the crate. This could be a difficult trait to extinguish.
Always remove collars or use a safety-collar for crate training, the type that will break away if it gets caught onto something in the dog cage. You may need to use this type of collar if you need your puppy tagged with an identification tag.
Be sure to exercise your dog before retiring it to the crate so that it can "empty" itself of urine and do its business. Never use a dog crate that is too large for the breed of dog you have as it may encourage it to soil in the cage as the space it has is large therefore it will think that part of it is not in its territory. If your dag does soil in its dog cage when crate training then this is the first check to make.
If your dog or puppy make a mess in the crate while you are out and it has been your fault because you have left it unattended for too long, do not punish it. Just clean the mess up and forget it, live with it as it was your fault. You could use one of those sprays that eliminates the smell too.
Do not let any children play in or near your dog's crate as it is the dog's private place and not a play area. The dog may feel threatened so keep the kids well away.
The cost of buying a crate can be cheaper than your dog destroying or damaging your furniture so it is a worthwhile investment and will pay for itself in time, but the real cost is preserving the life of your dog ensuring it is safely in its own space and not on any danger in other parts of the home.
I wish you good luck in crate training your dog and if you have any questions about crate training or helpful tips then please drop me a line for inclusion on this website.


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Oceanic is focused on the development of the Ungava Bay iron properties in Nunavik, Quebec. The properties comprise three project areas: Hopes Advance, Morgan Lake and Roberts Lake, which cover over 300 kilometres of iron formation and are located within 20 – 50 km of tidewater.
Monday December 14, 2015
Oceanic Announces Director Appointment
Oceanic Iron Ore Corp. ("Oceanic" or the "Company") announces that pursuant to the provisions of its amended debenture agreement with Sino-Canada Natural Resources Fund I ("Sino-Canada") that Ms. H...
Wednesday December 2, 2015
Oceanic Announces Salary Reductions, And Granting Of Stock Options And Restricted Share Units
Vancouver, BC - Oceanic Iron Ore Corp. ("Oceanic" or the "Company") announces that pursuant to the Company's Stock Option Plan, a total of 840,000 incentive stock options have been granted to ...
Monday November 30, 2015
Oceanic And SPG Royalties Inc. Finalize Partial Settlement Of Advance Royalty Payment
Montreal QC - Oceanic Iron Ore Corp. ("Oceanic", orthe "Company") announces the issuance of 318,674 common shares of the Company from treasury in connection with the parti...