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In recognition of National Stroke Awareness Month, HealthSouth Lakeview Rehabilitation Hospital, 134 Heartland Drive, Elizabethtown, will host an open house 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. May 30.
There will be free blood pressure and blood sugar screens, stroke education, fall and safety education, technology inservice (equipment used for stroke rehab) and brown bag pharmacy (bring prescriptions and pharmacist will screen for adverse drug interactions).
A light lunch will be provided and door prize awarded.
With spring and summer, the list of chores that you want to do around the house has probably gotten a little longer. After being stuck inside for the winter months you may be glad to know that all of those chores will count as your daily physical activity.
Here are some activities that you may have on your "to-do" list and about how many calories you will burn while you are doing them.
May is National Stroke Awareness Month. A stroke, or cerebrovascular accident, is a life-threatening event in which the arteries of the brain become blocked or rupture, depriving the brain of adequate oxygen. When nerve cells do not receive oxygen, they cannot function and the cells die rapidly.
Consequently, the parts of the body controlled by those nerve cells cannot function either. The effects of stroke are often permanent because dead nerve cells cannot be regenerated.
The Tdap vaccine is used to prevent the serious health consequences that result from tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis diseases. The Center for Disease Control offers the following information about each of these diseases:
Tetanus, also known as lockjaw, enters the body through cuts, scratches or wounds. It causes painful muscle spasms and stiffness, usually all over the body. It can lead to tightening of muscles in the head and neck so the victim cannot open his mouth or swallow, or sometimes even breathe. Tetanus kills about one out of five people who are infected.
What is the main reason you give for not getting enough exercise in your day? Are you too busy, too tired when you get home from work or just don't have the energy to even think about exercising? We give all sorts of excuses and don't even want to hear the E-word some days. What if activity wasn't a dreaded thing and what if you could make it fun and fit it into your normal everyday routine? Do I have your attention?
Guests planning to attend the 150th commemoration of the Battle of Perryville, Oct. 6-7, can save money and avoid long lines by purchasing advance tickets online.
The Kentucky Department of Parks is offering advance tickets for the first time, with savings of between $5 and $7.50 on the ticket price. Advance sales will be available through Sept. 28.
LG&E and KU's is offering consumers the chance to recycle an inefficient refrigerator or freezer through the Fridge and Freezer Recycling Program.
An inefficient refrigerator may be near and dear to your heart, but it could be sucking up nearly one month's worth of your energy usage by chugging year-round to keep its cool.
Kayla Aleece Carrico of LaRue County and Justin Dean Gray of Hardin County, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride to be is the daughter of Jim and Jill Carrico.
The prospective groom is the son of Timothy Gray and Lana Wheeler.
The wedding is May 19, 2012, at Rolling Fork Christian Church.
The "Week Of The Horse" was celebrated last week at Sunrise Manor Adult Daycare with a wide range of horse related events. The run for the roses was held on Friday followed by a Derby Party with special holiday food. Lou Floyd of Hodgenville won the first race. She was presented the red roses by daycare director, Beverly Heath
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Reporter Erin Richards celebrates the end of her 20s by trying to complete a list of 30 haven't-done-yet activities -- including some Wisconsin rites of passage -- in the month before her birthday.
First, let me say that I never expected to appear in one of these kinds of photos:
I've never liked these pictures, which I remember seeing for the first time in northern Wisconsin towns like Crandon, where they were pinned up in gas stations. I felt like it was insulting to the animal, and representative of everything I didn't like about hunting: the glorifying of the kill, the gloating of the hunter.
I told as much to Paul Smith, the full-time outdoor writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, who I had asked to take me hunting as part of my quest to take on 30 adventures, Wisconsin-based and otherwise, in the month leading up to my 30th birthday.
(For the record, I missed that deadline and am still completing the list despite the fact I am now about 30 years and two weeks old.)
As a Missouri native, I thought that deer hunting was something I should try - or at least observe - as a rite of passage in a state I have called home now for almost five years.
So Paul called upon some folks he had written about during opening weekend of deer gun season a few years earlier - Mike and Lloyd Purnell, two brothers from Oconomowoc - and asked if he could take me hunting on their property near Richland Center.
A week prior, Paul had taken me to a shooting range and taught me how to load and fire a .243 rifle.
On the last day of the traditional gun deer season in November, we headed west to the Purnells' place near Sextonville. After an hour or two I brought up the whole photo thing.
"I sort of hate those pictures of hunters who sit there grinning next to dead deer," I said while thumbing through a youth hunting guide Paul had brought along for me.
Paul, a knowledgeable and genuine outdoorsman, explained it differently. He said that the photos can be controversial, but that people are also really proud of what they shot and they do, in fact, still honor the animal. He explained the Journal Sentinel makes the editorial decision to run those kinds of photos.
Awhile later, we arrived at the Purnells' house, where we were greeted by the family.
And then my first hunt began to work in reverse.
Turns out, 13-year-old Phalen Purnell, Lloyd's daughter, had shot what I came to understand was a "lifetime buck," or a buck that's bigger than anything else you're likely to shoot in your lifetime.
She had made the shot two days prior, but they couldn't find the animal right away. By the time we arrived, Mike Purnell had found it, and had gutted it in the field. Now, he said, we had to go out and get it.
This part never really occurred to me. I suppose I thought that once you killed a deer, it made its own way to a tree for butchering or the taxidermy's shop.
So off we all went in a Gator-like utility vehicle: me crammed between Mike and Lloyd in the front, and Paul folded into the back with the girls. Once we made it through the woods and over the hills, the inevitable retellings of the hunt began: Phalen was here, and the deer was there, and he looked this way and then ran that way...
We tromped on foot through the forest to find the deer. He was indeed a beautiful animal: 11 points on his antlers and well-proportioned, but he smelled so much of death that I had to breathe through my mouth. The same scent was on Mike's clothing, an unmistakably rank odor of decomposition that's difficult to forget.
But there was so much love for the experience, for the outdoors and for the animal, that it was hard not to get caught up in the family's excitement for Phalen's big shot. She knelt by the animal and held its head up so his antlers were clearly visible, in that same pose that hours earlier I had told Paul made me so uncomfortable.
I'm not sure if I could have taken my own photo like that for anything I killed personally, but I did ask Phalen if I could take one with her, to share in her big day.
Afterward, we dragged the animal out on a sled and put him on the back of the Gator, then transferred him to the back of the Purnell's pickup truck so he could go to the taxidermy. Meanwhile, Paul and I got everything sorted to spend the rest of the afternoon and evening in one of the Purnells' blinds.
Once up in the blind, at about 2:30 p.m., The Hunt turned into The Wait. I was secretly a little concerned I'd be terribly bored or just cold and grumpy during this time. Or all three.
Instead, I found the three hours we spent in the blind to be pleasurable because of the very fact that everything was so ... simple.
Paul's binoculars were key, because they allowed us to see better into the woods that lined the field of corn. While I was making one scan, I detected some movement. A band of wild turkeys pecked their way out to feed. Paul pointed out that one of the birds was actually a bearded hen.
The sightings of animals were so rare that when two songbirds perched on some neaby tree twigs, it felt like we'd won a small lottery. Paul identified them immediately.
But darkness started to fall, and as of about 5:20 p.m. we hadn't seen anything larger than a turkey.
I got ready to pack up.
"Erin," Paul said. " I think I see a deer."
I squinted and looked at where his binoculars were aimed.
"It's right behind that tree, beside the house, and it's feeding."
I took the binoculars, and the brownish blob I saw between the branches of the tree, in the impending darkness, looked sort of like a deer.
It also looked sort of like a tree stump.
"Do we take a shot anyway?" I asked.
"No," he said. "That's part of the hunter ethic: You don't take a shot unless you have a clear shot. If you don't, the bullet could ricochet off of branches or trees and you don't ever want to risk that if you can help it."
With eyes better trained than mine, Paul could make out a few other deer (or tree stumps) before the lack of light made it impossible for even him to make out anything.
Somewhere else farther away in the valley, we heard one gunshot. A few moments later there was another. And two more.
Then silence.
We climbed down, and Paul said that in surveys, deer hunter satisfaction is more closely connected to sightings of deer, not to taking a shot.
So does thinking that you saw a deer count?
I wasn't sure, so I told Paul I thought I needed to go hunting with him again.
You know, to be sure.
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A fan compiles all of the vigilante's 'toys' from Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
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Hello All! I'm looking to purchase a 1974 Pearson 30'. This will be my first sailboat. I've check the boat out the best I can, the only issue is that the original atomic 4 has been removed from the boat, the previous owner had an outboard fitted to the boat, but it is not included. I plan on replacing it with an outboard for the time being. I've read some about the outboards coming out of the water on these. I'm hoping it won't be too much problem since it is on a lake.
The guy who owns the boat now bought the boat from a guy who had to leave town -- so all I know about the boat is that the previous owner was a liveaboard (and a smoker).
I've attached pictures of the boat, I'm looking to get some feedback. The boat needs some cosmetic work (nothing major) and a motor. Are there any particular problems I should be looking out for on this boat? As far as I know it has been a freshwater boat for the last 5+ years.
You should be able to get a long shaft outboard. It's a lot easier to take care of an outboard than an inboard. You need to check for hull blistering, expensive job. Also look for water intrusion into the deck core, also a difficult job. Is this the original rigging? It would be time fro replacement if it is. If it has the original gate valves for the thru hulls that's something you'd want to replace. Not too big a job. Check the hull to deck joint for collision damage/leakage. Also check for a sloppy rudder you may need to replace the bearings. Not too big a job. It's a well built boat . Should serve you well
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By: Sheldon Gardner on December 20, 2014 - 12:05pm - Add new comment
Am I the only one who is surprised by the cost of the upcoming special election?
When John Thrasher left his senate seat to serve as president of Florida State University, a domino effect began in government.
Travis Hutson and Ronald "Doc" Renuart are both seeking that seat.
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Two hearings for a proposed 7-Eleven in St. Augustine are coming up in January.
The debate is about a possible 12-pump gas station at May Street and San Marco Avenue, an already heavily traveled intersection.
Residents think the gas station will be a safety hazard, in part because of increased congestion.
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Locals planned to celebrate today the completion of Hypolita Street in downtown St. Augustine after months of construction.
On Monday, the street will be open for vehicular traffic. That means this weekend is probably the last time Hypolita Street will be a pedestrian only space - some call it a pedestrian mall.
A business owner told me the vehicle traffic will be a boost for merchants because trolleys will be able to come through, and the trolley riders will be looking at storefronts.
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A Planned Unit Development application for a development on West King Street will be headed to the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday.
The development of a Family Dollar on West King Street has been delayed by title issues, an attorney for Twin Rivers Capital said previously. But now plans are moving forward.
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The City of St. Augustine made more than $1,400 from free parking spaces around the Plaza de la Constitucion in October, according to City Comptroller Mark Litzinger.
The city has been considering different ways to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow in the city.
One idea that was quickly tabled by the city's Parking and Traffic Committee was to extend parking meter enforcement hours during the week and on Sundays.
That would also help encourage use of the city's parking garage.
By: Sheldon Gardner on November 15, 2014 - 1:05pm - Add new comment
On Nov. 20 the Historic Architectural Review Board will hear another appeal over paint.
John Sandroni, owner of Planet! Sarbez! at 115 Anastasia Boulevard, is listed on the upcoming agenda for an appeal.
The business is a coffee shop and art gallery, according to the business Facebook page.
The appeal is of an architectural review official's determination that the paint finish does not comply with the Design Standards for Entry Corridors.
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Despite the failure of Amendment 2, which would have broadly legalized medical marijuana in Florida, the City of St. Augustine is moving forward with ordinances to define the issue in the city zoning codes.
As I wrote last week, medical marijuana could already be on its way thanks to actions taken by the state legislature in the last session, City Attorney Isabelle Lopez said.
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As voters cast their ballots on Tuesday, St. Augustine officials will review proposed regulations intended to protect the city in case Amendment 2 passes.
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A major development is coming back to the St. Augustine City Commission on Monday.
A large portion of Monday's agenda is taken up by ordinances relating to the project.
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St. Augustine's visioning committee and the Parking and Traffic Committee will have a joint meeting at City Hall soon.


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International Museum Day
- When Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 10 a.m.
- Where San Diego Museum of Art, 1450 El Prado, San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Arts, Exhibits, Family, Museums, Outdoors, Painting, Photography, Visual Arts
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Above: Exterior image of the San Diego Museum of Art.
International Museum Day, hosted world wide by the International Council of Museums and the Association of Art Museum Directors, celebrates the importance of museums in society on May 19th.
The Museum celebrates by offering free admission, extended hours, free family activities, Docent led tours, a concert, and more.
Become a Museum member with a special discounted rate, and receive 75% off select catalogues in The Museum Store. Enjoy an entree at The Sculpture Court Cafe and receive a complementary cookie.
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Mississippi Man Indicted In Ricin Letters Case
James Everett Dutschke, the Mississippi man arrested in April on suspicions that he sent letters containing the poison ricin to President Obama and other officials, has been indicted on five federal charges, from sending threats in the mail to knowingly making and possessing "a biological agent... for use as a weapon."
Maximum punishments for the counts leveled against Dutschke, 41, range from five years to life in prison.
A federal grand jury in Mississippi's Northern District indicted Dutschke on charges that he put ricin in letters he mailed to the president, to Sen. Roger Wicker, and to state judge Sadie Holland, according to the indictment, which was filed Friday and released publicly Monday.
One charge accuses Dutschke of devising a scheme to cover his tracks and "to make it appear that Paul Kevin Curtis had mailed threatening letters."
Authorities say that all three letters included versions of a note in which the author wrote, "There are still 'Missing Pieces." The note then said, "Maybe I have your attention now Even if that means someone must die." They all ended with the same sentence: "I am KC and I approve this message."
That sign-off likely played a role in the arrest of Paul Kevin Curtis, a rival of Dutschke's who was held in federal custody for several days before being released — a development he welcomed with a jubilant news conference at which he avowed his "contempt for rice" and anything that sounds like "ricin."
Dutschke, who has maintained his innocence, "is expected to appear Thursday in Oxford before U. S. Magistrate Judge S. Allan Alexander," reports the Tupelo, Miss., Daily Journal. "Since his arrest, the former martial arts instructor has been held without bond in the Lafayette County Detention Center."
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I conceived by IVF but our baby stopped growing at 8 weeks and I miscarried at home at 12 weeks. I had a D&C scheduled in two days but I guess hearing the ultrasound tech tell me there was no heartbeat made me believe my baby was gone, as I expected, and my body just decided it was time for it to go. So while I was in the bathroom I passed the pregnancy and thankfully I had exam gloves at my house so I was able to retrieve it. I just couldn't flush my baby like a dead goldfish. So now I have my baby in my freezer because I don't know what to do with it. I can't bury it like a pet. I have ashes from my dog that I can't bear to put in the cold ground. But it would be weird if someone was in my freezer and said "Hey... whats inside that baggie with the blue glove?" "Oh it's just my miscarried 12 week fetus." So I was wondering what other mothers have done with their babies remains when they miscarried at home? I really need some advice on this. I am working on going through IVF#2 and I feel like I need to do something to gain some closure.
What did you do with your miscarried baby?
First of all sorry for your loss. I understand how you may be feeling right now.
I had a missed miscarriage and had to deliver my son in the hospital when I asked what the options were they said either #1 Bury him or #2 "medical waste" I was shocked. I said there is no way that my son is medical waste so we decided to bury him. There is a funeral home nearby that had a special garden for babies it's called "the garden of innocence." We buried him a few days later with a small service. I felt at peace after we had done that because I have somewhere to go when I am very sad. The funeral home didn't treat him any different than someone that was once living. He had a small casket and flowers. I had decided that I wanted to be the one to place the casket in the grave. My husband and I both did it together which is one of the hardest things I have ever done.
Yesterday I went in to order a name marker for my little baby. When they asked if I wanted this lay out I said no:
Baby's Name
Date of birth
Date of death
It was so difficult to see the date of birth and death being the same day. So I opted just to have the date on there once. I have been thinking about my boy ever since. I miss him dearly but I know that whenever I wanna see him all I have to do is close my eyes.
*Married to Neal 6/25/05*Mommy to Sahiba 03/09/06*
*Baby boy in heaven 1/12/10 @ 16 wks*
*Baby Shaan is finally here 01/24/11!*
When I had my first MC I had no idea what to expect or what to do with the fetus, I was almost 7 weeks along. So when i went to the ER I gave the fetus to the OB> I wasnt sure what else to do.
Im almost 100% positive i am having another one right now, but have not passed the fetus yet(i do not believe) am 5 weeks along now. If I see this one i think i will make a memorial in my garden for this one
Ethan-2-22-07 Jordan-1/10/11--Our miracle rainbow baby Logan -3/14/13
3 angel babies 4-4-09 / 2-06-10/ 8-22-11
WE still have our baby in a container in our freezer also, wrapped in my favorite hand towel. When the ground thaws we will plant her. She was 12 weeks.
I am liking the idea of the house plant however, something about it makes me feel more comfortable.
So sorry to all of you ladies, this experience has been awful. The past two weeks I would rather forget.
Randi (28) and husband Jason (29)
Mommy to Tate age 8, Lydia age 3 and angel baby 1/24/2010 at 13 weeks.
This doesn't have to do with remains but I found someone on etsy.com who does beautiful hand sculpts of babies and she even has a listing for a sculpt of a 13 week fetus that is very life like and to size that is listed as a memorial piece. She does custom work as well. Search for seller mytangiblepeace and look at her shop. She's amazing! For those of you who have MC later and have photos this could be a way of having something to hold as well.
Kelly(29) & Rocky(31) TTC a living child Since Sept. 2005
IVF#1 M/C at 11wks IVF#2 BFN
FET#1 10/20/11 Beta #1 15.8 Beta #2 38.9! Beta #3 225!
I started miscarrying at home in the bathroom (@13 weeks), so I used rubber gloves to gather the large pieces of what came out. I put them in a jar to take to the hospital.
When I was at the hospital, I was told I needed to have a D&C because everything wasn't coming out. I was scared about what would happen to the rest of what was still in my womb, so I expressed this concern to the doctor. Then, I got to speak with a priest, who told me that they (doctors where I live in Scandinavia) had come to realize that it was meaningful for families to have fetal remains treated respectfully. All remains are cremated, and when requested, they are scattered around a memorial in a cemetery that's just outside the city where we live. There's no marker or anything, but apparently it's a very nice place where people actually go and have picnics.
So, they did this with what I had in the jar from home and what was left over from the D&C. We might not live in this country forever, so I've decided to get a tattoo that will serve as my memorial.
29, living in Scandinavia, expecting our first!
I am sorry for your loss.. I also m/c in december 2009 at 7 weeks. I passed the pregnancy at home and I was able to recover it. I put my baby in a white cloth and inside a nice box. I called my priest to ask him what to do. He had us come with the baby and he made a small blessing ceremony. We buried him in a park close to the church where people come to pray. I was so happy in the spring when I came to see the site where our baby is, because wild flowers had grown in the exact place that he is. I know he is with God now.
Jo and Bob (Sep '08), Joanna (Mar '11), and Melissa (Feb 28, 2013)
many funeral homes cremate infant remains for free - ours did, and our son is in our living room in a tiny infant urn.
Julie, married to Kenny since 06.25.05
Angel Baby Kenny Jr., stillborn at 25wks, 05.01.10, SO very missed
We lost our precious Garrett at 16 weeks but did not find out until I was at 20 weeks and we were going to learn the sex of the baby. I had to deliver Garrett at the hospital. We chose to have a funeral and a burial at a local cementary. This was probably the most expensive route to go, but as the mother of a one year old and a five year old I wanted to bury my son and treat him like I would his sibblings if anything ever happened to them. I'm sorry for everyones loss! This is so hard, thank you for sharing your story!
This is a free pattern for a pouch for a miscarried baby. You could make one and then bury the baby in it.
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In an era where the creator's rights conversation is as loud as its ever been in comics, this week saw some surprising news quietly slip out onto the web: Black Lightning creator Tony Isabella and DC Comics have taken the first steps towards reconciling a very contentious relationship.
The writer has long contended he's the sole creator of DC's first black superhero to star in a solo series as the character wasn't introduced under a work-for-hire agreement but rather a partnership between he and DC. It was only after Isabella sought to buy out the publisher's interest in the character following the cancellation of that first series in 1978 that he says DC declared artist Trevor Von Eeden as Black Lightning's co-creator.
While Isabella did some later work with the publisher — most notably the first nine issues of a 13-issue Black Lightning revival in 1995 — he's spent the majority of the past two decades being very vocal about his discontent with the publisher and their treatment of him. Most recently, the writer spoke out against DC's choice to revive and redesign the hero as part of the New 52 initiative.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back for another round of Robot Roulette. It's kind of like Vegas, without the mob connections or chances of actually winning money–comic creators spin the virtual wheel and get six questions thrown at them to answer.
Today Kurt Busiek takes his six questions and turns them into gold. Kurt, of course, is the award-winning writer of Astro City, Liberty Project, Untold Tales of Spider-Man, Marvels, Avengers, Arrowsmith, Shockrockets, Thunderbolts, Iron Man, Kirby: Genesis, JLA/Avengers, Trinity, Superman: Secret Identity, Conan, Power Company and many, many more comics. You can find out more about him on his website.
My thanks to Kurt for agreeing to answer our questions. Now let's get to it …
Black Lightning co-creator Tony Isabella, whose relationship with DC Comics can be kindly described as contentious, would like you to know that, yes, he's seen the announcement about the character's reintroduction in DC Universe Presents — and, no, he doesn't want to comment on it.
"You don't have to e-mail me, private message me, phone me, or post links on my Facebook page," he wrote on his blog. "My only public comments to date have been 'Words fail me' and, to my friend Dan Mishkin, 'Forget it, Dan. It's DC Town.' But, really, if you've ever read anything I've written about Black Lightning and DC's continued refusal to honor its agreements with me, and if you have half a brain, you already know how I feel about the news."
Mishkin is, of course, co-creator of Blue Devil, who'll share the spotlight with Black Lighting, as well as co-creator of Amethyst, who will anchor the upcoming Sword of Sorcery anthology. He's already spoken publicly about the relaunch of Amethyst, telling Comic Book Resources he thinks "what they're setting out to do isn't worth doing" because of central changes DC is making to the character. His former collaborator Gary Cohn was more blunt, saying, "I really don't have anything to say about Amethyst that I haven't said many times before, except maybe, R.I.P."
Isabella has long contended he's the sole creator of Black Lightning, a character who wasn't introduced under a work-for-hire agreement but rather a partnership between he and DC. It was only after he sought to buy out the publisher's interest in the character following the cancellation of the first series in 1978 that he says DC declared artist Trevor Von Eeden as Black Lightning's co-creator.
The new Black Lightning will debut alongside the new Blue Devil in October's DC Universe Presents #13. The five-part story by Marc Andreyko and Robson Rocha will team the two disparate heroes in a scenario the writer has likened to Lethal Weapon and Moonlighting.


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UNDATED (AP) - The diabetes drug Avandia has been ordered off the market in Europe. But it will still be available in the United States -- amid some tough new restrictions.
Regulators say the heart attack risks associated with the drug are too great a safety concern.
In Europe, it'll be off the market in a few months. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration says patients will be able to get a prescription for it -- but only if they can't control their blood sugar with other medications. Doctors will have to show that the patients are eligible to receive the drug, and that they've been briefed on the risks.
A doctor at the Cleveland Clinic -- who published the first paper linking Avandia to heart risks -- says the actions in Europe and the U.S. will have the same result, nearly eliminating the use of Avandia.
The maker of the drug, GlaxoSmithKline, says it will voluntarily stop promoting Avandia in all countries where it operates. But it says it still thinks Avandia is "an important treatment for patients with type-2 diabetes."
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Since the 19th century, Japan has started incorporating modern Western architectures in the design and construction of its homes. In fact, the country is currently an innovator in architectural design. Before this, however, Japan also used a traditional and heterogeneous style that was actually introduced by China and other Asian cultures. Below are some of the things you need to know about the traditional Japanese house.
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A map of the improved part of the Province of Pennsilvania in America : begun by Wil. Penn, Proprietary & Governour thereof anno 1681
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Taiwan is up in arms over comments a government official made on his Facebook account.
Hu Yu-wei, Taiwan's information minister, posted a picture of the iPhone 5 on his Facebook account yesterday, along with a caption, saying "Help the economy and bolster consumption," according to the Associated Press, which was first to report on the story. Soon after, Hu was hammered by critics, who said that he wasn't supporting his country.
Taiwan is currently suffering through a sluggish economy that could use a jump-start from consumer spending. The government has tried to encourage consumers to buy Taiwanese products, including smartphones from that country's HTC. By seeming to urge consumers to buy an iPhone 5, Hu was criticized for lacking patriotism.
In his defense, Hu issued a statement saying that he currently owns the HTC One, adding that the "accusation of my being not patriotic was a misunderstanding."
Still, the issue seems to indicate the fierce patriotism that follows certain company products. In tough times, consumers are urged to support those products that will benefit the country. A similar scenario plays out in South Korea, where government officials nearly exclusively own Samsung products and often urge consumers to do the same.
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• Pressure and scrutiny are key reasons why Florida football coach Urban Meyer will take a leave of absence rather than resign. That is good news for Gator Nation. It was sad to learn the original report that Meyer was going to resign due to health issues. He has done a super job leading the Gators to a pair of national championships. He is as good as it gets in motivating and recruiting! I wish him the best during his leave of absence as he tackles his health situation.
• What has happened to the Saints? A few weeks ago, people were talking about the possibility of them going through the regular season unbeaten. Now the team has lost two in a row at home. Wow, an L to the Bucs?! New Orleans had a big lead before Tampa Bay pulled off shock city. I feel that these two setbacks will take Drew Brees out of the MVP talk.
• Brett Favre of the Vikings should just do what he does best -- play quarterback. I hope he does not ruin a great season with a big collapse!
• Geno Auriemma's Huskies rout everyone. Connecticut's women's hoop team made it 49 in a row with its win over Stanford! That was a battle of No. 1 versus No. 2, but the end result showed the Huskies, led by Maya Moore and Tina Charles, are the crème de la crème, baby! Geno can flat-out coach and it is great to know he will be running the U. S. women's team at the next Olympics.
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) today announced three new projects being funded through its Blueprint Neurotherapeutics Network initiative, which was launched in 2011. Investigators at Cambridge, MA-based Sage Therapeutics, The Scripps Research Institute, and the University of Utah have won funds to develop drugs for Fragile X syndrome (FXS), nicotine addiction, and age-related macular degeneration, respectively.
NIH explained that its Blueprint initiative "uses a virtual pharma model to provide researchers with access to support and resources that have been traditionally available to large pharmaceutical companies." In a statement, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's Rebecca Farkas, Ph.D., program director at the Office of Translational Research, said NIH is "excited about the opportunity to apply cutting-edge science to the pursuit of novel treatments for these debilitating disorders."
Through this initiative, NIH program staff form partnerships with awardee investigators in an effort to "bridge the funding gap between ground-breaking laboratory research and industry adoption," the agency said. "NIH staff helps investigators work with veteran industry drug development consultants and contract research organization capabilities from the discovery stage through preliminary clinical trials." NIH noted that awardees maintain sole ownership of the IP associated with their projects.
Investigators at Sage have won up to $10 million to develop a drug to treat anxiety and social deficits in patients with FXS. The firm is working to develop a positive allosteric modulator (PAM) targeting GABAA, which it said "may provide symptomatic and potentially disease-modifying therapeutic benefits to patients with FXS, with a focus on ameliorating anxiety and social deficits."
In a statement, Sage interim CEO Kevin Starr noted that "the vast majority of patients with Fragile X suffer from debilitating fear, anxiety and social dysfunction, and there are no approved drugs for this devastating condition." He added: "There is hope that in developing treatments for a monogenic form of autism like Fragile X, we may be able to make significant advances toward developing treatments for other forms of autism."
Added Al Robichaud, Ph.D., CSO: "The hope is that this grant will enable us to accelerate our development of an innovative therapy designed to address the symptoms of Fragile X, and could potentially have a durable, disease-modifying effect, as well."
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Cardiff City have rejected reports that Sunderland have agreed a deal to sign midfielder Jordon Mutch.
It had been rumoured that Sunderland had sealed a £1.5million deal for the 22-year-old, who scored seven goals last season but was unable to prevent Cardiff from suffering relegation from the Premier League.
Sunderland have already added defender Billy Jones and midfielder Jordi Gomez to their ranks this season, however, it does not appear as if Mutch will be joining them at the Stadium of Light any time soon.
Indeed, Cardiff chairman Mehmet Dalman insists that they have not received any offers for Mutch and is adamant that the former Birmingham City man has a big role to play as the Welsh capital club seek an immediate return to the top flight.
"We have not received any bids for Jordon and he is in our manager's (Ole Gunnar Solskjaer) plans for next season," Dalman said in quotes reported by Wales Online.
"Jordon is a Cardiff City player and that will not change."
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It may sound like something from a sci-fi film, but cloned horses could soon be competing at international level.
Following in-depth analysis of the process at the spring sports forum in Lausanne (30 April-2 May), the FEI has announced that it "will not forbid participation of clones or their progenies".
The decision is a complete u-turn, as the equestrian federation previously said that cloning went against one of FEI's basic objectives: "to enable FEI athletes to compete in international events under fair and even conditions."
The new ruling came about after the FEI were shown the latest research on equine cloning, which involves taking the genes of any cell (such as skin) and then duplicating them.
FEI veterinary director Dr Graeme Cooke said little was known of about cloning at the time of the ban. "We now know that the clone is only a 98 per cent copy of the original," he said.
Dr Cooke also said that many other factors could be implicated in the outcome of a competition horse, such as the maternal environment, training, the rider and their relationship with the horse.
"We came to the conclusion there were so many variables that there were no unfair advantages that were contrary to the spirit of sport."
There are no clones currently competing, but there are a number of progeny that will now be able to compete in the future, following the FEI's decision.
Austrian rider Hugo Simon's grand prix showjumper, ET, has produced one clone while the 1988 Olympic games team and individual silver medalist, Gem Twist, has been cloned twice.
Gem Twist's breeders Frank and Mary Chapot own four-year-old Gemini, who was originally cloned for breeding, while Olga White has just bought the appropriately named yearling, Gem Twin.
Olga, who also owns Peter Charles' Olympic ride, Murka's Vindicat, says that the rider is delighted with her latest purchase, although there are currently no plans to compete the now-named Murka's Gem. Instead he will play an important role in Olga's breeding programme.
"For my rider, Peter Charles, this is a dream come true," Olga told The Telegraph. "A few years ago we would not even have dreamed of it. Gem Twist was a horse with a heart of gold who would never say die. This is what makes a good show jumper into a great show jumper."
The top Holsteiner stallion Chellano Z, who died in 2006, has also been cloned, using tissues which were taken from him before he died. In September 2011 Chellano Alpha Z became the first clone in the Zangersheide's studbook.
According to the stud the yearling is "as alert, as handsome, has the same flawless jumping technique and the same DNA as his donor."
Earlier this year two clones of the grand prix dressage stallion Jazz were born in the United States.
The two main companies offering cloning are ViaTech in Texas and Cryozootech in Sonchamp, France. While both companies welcomed the news, which Cryozootech says is the result of "10 years of smooth information and lobbying", they explained that cloning isn't simply about duplicating top horses. Instead, it enables their genes to made available after they have died or been gelded.
The FEI has stated that it will continue to "monitor further research, especially with regard to equine welfare."
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4th Annual Local Author Fair at the Homosassa Branch
Readers and writers alike are invited to the 4th annual Local Author Fair at the Homosassa Public Library on Saturday, October 12, 2013 between 1:00 – 4:00 pm! This special event will feature various published writers from the local area.
At the author fair, there's a book to interest everyone: romance, mystery, western, sci-fi and fantasy, as well as fascinating non-fiction and delightful children's literature. With so many different genres represented, you're sure to find a wonderful book.
The authors will set up tabletop displays and have their books available for autographing. It's a fantastic chance to interact one-on-one with these talented authors: share stories, get some insight into the publishing business, or perhaps be inspired to try some writing of your own!
This exciting event is free and open to the public.
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to Mclennan I will cut it way down and only leave more on the Practicum. I was told that a lot of schools don't offer it and if they do some are limited to what is allowed in practice. I felt like...Nov 30, '12
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Thanks again. I am making the changes. Should I at least leave the practicum? I read that alot of schools do not incorporate that into their program and I was truly working by myself? Also if I...Nov 30, '12
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Thank you for your reply. Ok so I should take off all of the clinical experience and only list the GI Lab employment? That is going to make my resume less than half a page? Will that not look bad?...Nov 30, '12
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Name Address City, State, Zip Email November 26, 2012 Name, Nurse Recruiter XYZ hospital addressNov 30, '12
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I am struggling with my resume. I have re-written it several times. Everytime I get on here and read other people's suggestions I feel like mine is wrong. I have sent out around 20 resumes and...Nov 30, '12
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I am trying to find out who the NICU manager at JPS Hospital in Fort Worth is. Can anyone help me?Thank you!Nov 27, '12
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I agree with airway first! We have been taught that since day one. If you aren't breathing nothing else matters! I would've said SOB first, chest pain, pain med, person at nurses station ...Nov 26, '12
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I was trying to use Cool Video Gallery but was having trouble uploading YouTube videos of all things and it also doesn't seem to work in IOS7. Can anyone recommend a good video gallery plugin (free preferably) that allows .mp4s as well as YouTube and Vimeo that plays on all devices.
I've tried FlowVideo and it's great but can't seem to get it to beyond single videos.


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