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There are some old comments on this restaurant, none of them offering much praise, nonetheless I'll be dining at Tuscany next weekend for dinner. Has anyone been there recently who would be able to recommend some good dishes (are there any that I should avoid)?
it's what you might think it is. This factory is over the top, casino priced redux of some of his goto dishes. This type of cuisine is Todd's so called forte and it's all good, but it's so commercialized and much worse dining experience than his charlestown/Boston spots. It lost that personal touch for me. And WHOA - when you don't put prices on the menu, that's a bit too pretentious for me.
Diatribe over. The two way lamb is terrific and you should order
I enjoy the other Italian restaurant - Caesar and Pompeii - much more. When I ate at Tuscany I couldn't figure out why Todd English was a big name chef - it was mediocre at best
I think you may have already dined, but if you haven't and you have the option, for the money, I have enjoyed better meals for a lower price at the Summer Shack in Mohegan. Now, granted...an entirely diff. style of food. And I don't like all Summer Shacks, this is the only one I like, and that has consistently wowed me. I agree with ElizabethHenton and cheesey in being underwhelmed the two times I dined at Tuscany.
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Order the pork chops..next time you need to re-sole your shoes you'll be all set.
I must have ordered ther wrong apps... this restaurant required me to find a new definition to the words "dining experience"...
I ate at Tuscany on Saturday and was actually pleasantly surprised with the meal
and the service. Coming from Montreal and as someone who dines out frequently as
well as having worked as a chef, I was very critical but could not find much to
complain about.
Maybe this had something to do with the fact that our reservation was early
We had a very private table near the front of the restaurant (in a little
alcove). The waitress was very attentive, asking us if we wanted drinks and even
asked if we wanted a second round. She never made any indication that we should
order, even though I heard a couple trying to get a reservation but the
restaurant was booked untill 11 pm that evening. It was actually me that urged
my party to order, after being there for over half an hour, because I didn't
want to keep the next guests waiting for a table.
Three of us decided to go the way of apps, opting for the foie gras trio, baked
oysters, caesar salad, and prosciutto and fig flatbread while the other two
ordered the fried calamari and spaghetti and meatballs.
Someone on an early post complained about being unable to decipher that there
were actually three types of foie gras because of the size but that wasn't the
case for us. There was one seared, a terrine, and an empanada served with a huge
block of goat cheese and greens wrapped in prosciutto. Foie gras is expensive
and for the $16 or $18 that we paid, the size was ample. The caesar dressing
tasted homemade and the flatbread was good. At first I couldn't find the figs
but you could taste the sweetness (they were under the proscuitto). The three of
us had a hard time finishing our four shard apps we we're so full. We also
shared a bottle of shiraz that cost $28. I was impressed with the number of
inexpensive wines on the list for what is supposed to be a gourment restaurant
(a major plus).
As for my other two friends, their calamari was crispy (no hint of sogginess)
served with three sauces. At one point they requested more of the arrabiatta
sauce, which the waiter felt that she took to long to bring to the table so she
brought another plate of calamari free of charge. Their spaghetti and meatballs
was also good (although I am not one to pay $16 for it). Each plate had 4 or 5
meatballs (easily a pound of meat). They were tender and well seasoned with
The only downside, the waitress added a filet mignon on the bill that didn't
belong to our table. I wouldn't go out of my way to go to this restaurant but if
I was in the area I would definately stop by again. It was not the best but it
definately was not mediocre like many of these posts led me to believe.
Foxwoods' restaurants on the other hand, ehh. The only one that I will go out of
my way to complain about here is the Sunday Brunch.
Foxwoods Sunday Brunch, what a piece of crap!!!! The setting was nice, and the
food setup was a feast for the eyes but the $55 price tag is the biggest rip off
ever. I was unaware that it cost this much when I made the reservation. I was
guessing more in the $30 range and they don't post the price outside the
restaurant either. The meal came with one glass of champagne. Heck, I've had
free flowing sparking wine at $14 brunches in Vegas.
Two of us ate the brunch and when the bill came, it was $116 ($55 each plus tax) for the two of us (my jaw dropped to the floor but there was really nothing I could do - we already ate). Considering that I was at a casino for the weekend, the brunch ended up being my biggest loss and I'm still licking my wounds from that one. The brunch ended up being the most expensive meal of the weekend (over Tuscany, Summer Shack, and
Cedar's Steakhouse).
My take on Tuscany was this: it's basically Olives dumbed-down to appeal to mass crowds who THINK they're cutting edge, adventerous, eaters but actually are not. Now, my meal there tasted good and all (I think I had some sort of salmon), but it really wasn't anything special. The portions were huge.
Overall, I wouldn't rush back, but if I wound up there again, so be it. It did seem a little overpriced, but most casino places are, so that didn't really surprise me or concern me.


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They made certain Game 2 of their Western Conference series at Vancouver would not be another marathon, using superb goaltending by Marty Turco and goals early in the first and second periods for a 2-0 win Friday night.
That evened the best-of-seven series as it heads to Dallas for two games. On Wednesday night, the teams played deep into the fourth overtime before the Canucks won.
``It was amazing, our guys were talking about it yesterday, that we're going to come out and dictate the pace,'' Stars coach Dave Tippett said. ``(Jeff) Halpern got us on the board early and I thought we were off and running.''
Halpern beat Roberto Luongo a mere 24 seconds into Game 2. Joel Lundqvist scored 45 seconds into the second period.
Then Turco took charge.
Under fire for an 8-15 record and five straight overtime losses in the playoffs, he made his best saves in the final 6 minutes. He slid across to stop Willie Mitchell in the slot and got a piece of hard blasts by Mattias Ohlund and Sami Salo to preserve his first shutout in 24 career playoff appearances. Not that Turco, who stopped 17 shots in the third, was making a big deal about it.
``I thought I had one the other night,'' he said with a smile, pointing to three scoreless overtime periods. ``I count those. It doesn't really mean anything; it's all about the first win of our series.
``I've never second-guessed what I can do. There's been disappointment, there's going to be more at times down the road. I've talked a lot about it, just doing what I can and really concentrating 100 percent on that and just accepting what comes.''
Elsewhere Friday night, Nashville tied its series with San Jose with a 5-2 home win, and host Anaheim went up 2-0 over Minnesota with a 3-2 victory.
Stu Barnes assisted on both goals for the Stars, who came back less than 42 hours after the opening game epic ended and showed lots of early energy. During the first shift, Halpern solved Roberto Luongo, who faced a playoff record 76 shots on Wednesday.
``I don't know if you can plan something like that, but we wanted to come out early and have a good effort to start the game,'' Barnes said. ``It was nice to get the goal really early like that.''
Luongo made 25 saves and had little chance on the two goals.
``For me tonight it was two mistakes at the beginning of each the first and second period from two different forwards that led to tap-in goals for them,'' Canucks coach Alain Vigneault said. ``And it wasn't the fact our guys were fatigued, it was just we didn't bring our best game to the table.''
Predators 5, Sharks 2
J.P. Dumont scored a short-handed goal, then added a power-play goal 2 1/2 minutes later. Peter Forsberg scored two goals, rookie Alexander Radulov had a goal and an assist in the first period, and Marek Zidlicky had two assists.
Craig Rivet and Ryane Clowe scored for visiting San Jose, which outshot Nashville 24-22.
With emotions high, the teams combined for 32 penalties - 10 in the first period alone - with officials busy separating players. When Forsberg clinched the victory with an empty-netter with 65 seconds left, things disintegrated with three separate fights off the ensuing faceoff and five players ejected.
``We came here to play hockey tonight,'' Nashville coach Barry Trotz said. ``We knew it was an important game, and they turn it into a street brawl.''
Ducks 3, Wild 2
Defenseman Francois Beauchemin scored two power-play goals and Ilya Bryzgalov made 30 saves for host Anaheim.
``We needed to take advantage on home ice and we did that,'' Beauchemin said. ``Now we've got to go back there and keep playing our game. Their fans are good, and that's a great place to play. They're a good defensive team, and we knew going in the games were going to be close.''
Beauchemin scored in the first and second periods, and Ryan Getzlaf added a short-handed goal later in the second period. Then Anaheim held on after Mikko Koivu pulled the Wild within 3-2 on his goal with 4:56 remaining.
Marian Gaborik had a second-period goal for Minnesota.
Bryzgalov started in place of Jean-Sebastien Giguere again. He also started the final three games of the regular season while Giguere remained home to be with his wife and newborn son, who had a medical problem.


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tech in the spotlight
Posted by Alicia Ciccone on September 8, 2014 05:38 PM
The countdown is on as Apple watchers are at the ready for the next big thing: its product reveal taking place Tuesday morning at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. As the "What to Expect" headlines keep rolling in, Apple, as usual, will do its best to keep leaks at bay, so as to unveil its latest products in the typical, dramatic, Apple fashion we all have come to know so well.
Perhaps the only certainty regarding the launch is that Apple will unveil a new iPhone, in line with its fall mobile announcements. But how many, and more importantly, how big? And will we finally see the so-called "iWatch" after months of rumors and sketches?
Major news outlets think so, and if Apple wants to stay on top of its game, it had better. This past week alone saw major wearable tech announcements from Samsung and Intel, and while none of them (arguably) hold the fascination that Apple does, there's no doubt that Apple acolytes are getting impatient waiting for CEO Tim Cook to unveil his first big product post-Jobs.Continue reading...
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branding together
Posted by Abe Sauer on May 28, 2014 06:03 PM
After a few weeks worth of speculation and one very viral video, Apple officially announced today that it is acquiring Beats Electronics and its streaming music service, Beats Music, for $3 billion—its largest acquisition to date—and is bringing co-founders Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine on board at Apple.
"Music is such an important part of all of our lives and holds a special place within our hearts at Apple," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, in a press release. "That's why we have kept investing in music and are bringing together these extraordinary teams so we can continue to create the most innovative music products and services in the world."
Indeed, Apple altered the world of music with its iPod MP3 players and iTunes service—one of the only online music marketplaces widely supported by the music industry. But what many may not know is that Beats co-founder and record label executive Iovine has long played a significant role in the adoption and growth of Apple's music products, including securing product placement deals for Steve Jobs and using his leverage in the entertainment industry to help promote the iPod, as Apple Insider notes.Continue reading...
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Apple may soon be marching to a new beat as it closes in on its largest acquisition ever: the $3.2 billion purchase of Beats Electronics LLC.
Founded by music producer Jimmy Iovine and hip-hop celeb Dr. Dre, Beats is known for its premium Beats by Dre headphones and streaming music service, Beats Music, which launched in January. The headphones alone, which can cost consumers upwards of $300, have become a status (and fashion) symbol in the hip-hop community and beyond, and have posed a great challenge to headphone-makers like Skullcandy.
Apple, of course, produces its own earbuds for use with its iPhones and iPods, but recently partnered with Beats for the iPhone 5S release in November. The company has been under pressure from investors and consumers to bring innovative new products to market.
As the Wall Street Journal observes, Apple shook up the music business in 2003 with the launch of the iTunes music store, but now it's the disrupter that's being disrupted.Continue reading...
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brand challenges
Posted by Mark J. Miller on May 17, 2013 07:10 PM
While Apple has had some good news lately (it reached 50 billion downloads from its App Store, signed a deal with CW to have the network's content appear on Apple TV, and its UK retail locations received the top customer-service rating in Britain), it also is going through some tough times as a brand.
A recent poll from Bloomberg notes that, "71 percent of poll respondents say the Cupertino, California, company has lost its cachet as an industry innovator, which includes 28 percent who say it is permanent and 43 percent who say it may be a temporary hiccup." While some Apple loyalists remain dedicated to the company that has brought the world such innovations as the iPod, iPhone, and iTunes, plenty of folks in the general population aren't as high on Apple as they used to be, with some turning to competitors like Google and Samsung. "Google plays offense while Apple has recently settled for playing defense," Forbes reports. "Apple is struggling to maintain its position in the market, while Google is expanding its position."
Google's shares have gone over a record $900 while Apple's are now just above $400 after being over $705 in late September. While it can be difficult to keep up with its own track record of innovation, Apple apparently has got to keep pushing in order to keep the masses satisfied. "Where Apple went wrong is they began to confuse version releases and feature improvements with innovation," Forbes reports. "What Apple is learning the hard way is even the most loyal base of consumers will jump ship when provided a valid reason to do so."Continue reading...
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name game
Posted by Mark J. Miller on March 6, 2013 01:13 PM
Is that a Mobi in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? This is a question that frisky individuals may have been asking today if Apple's head honchos had gone a different way.
The iPhone nearly had a bunch of different names, many of which were revealed by the company's former advertising head honcho Ken Segall at an event at the University of Arizona Tuesday.
According to 9to5Mac.com, some of the names considered for the iPhone include Mobi (as a shortened version of mobile), Telepod (as a combo of telephone and the then smash hit on the market iPod), Tripod (since the initial device would serve the functions of being a combo phone, iPod, and Internet connection), and iPad.
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on January 18, 2013 03:03 PM
Amazon is moving to take a good bit of cash from Apple's coffers.
The 19-year-old online retail giant has "launched a mobile version of its MP3 store for the iPhone and iPod Touch, giving users a way to buy songs from the online retailer with their devices," according to the Chicago Tribune.
Significantly, as the company's press release notes, the move allows iPhone and iPhone touch users to download songs directly onto their devices using the web — and without using the Apple Store.Continue reading...
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political season
Posted by Mark J. Miller on November 5, 2012 04:32 PM
As Barack Obama campaigns at his final rally today in the vital swing state of Ohio with his pals Jay-Z (who sang, "I've got 99 problems, but Mitt ain't one) and Bruce Springsteen, apparently some voters may be confused. And not because they're undecided.
The hard-fought, long-awaited presidential election will finally take place on Tuesday and America will decide which leader it wants to follow: President Barack Obama or Governor Mitt Romney. This pair has done pretty much everything it can on the marketing front, short of skywriting and Potter-style notes delivered by owl, to get their respective messages out to voters. Combined, their campaigns have spent more than a billion dollars on television ads alone this election, an almost embarrassing sum of money given the state of the U.S. economy.
And online was no different. The two candidates have dedicated digital teams that have been trying to push their message through every online channel imaginable. One of those, though, is getting some negative attention: brand hijacking. That's when a brand buys search-engine ad space for when a consumer searches for a competing brand. In some parts of the US, when someone searches for "Barack Obama" in Google or Facebook, ads for Romney appear. And when some Americans search for "Mitt Romney," ads for Barack Obama appear.Continue reading...
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tech champs
Posted by Shirley Brady on October 25, 2012 04:49 PM
Apple is roaring into the holiday season, reporting earnings for the company's fiscal fourth quarter ending Sept. 30th that show how last month's iPhone 5 launch boosted business, while iPad demand is still high.
The company posted quarterly revenue of $36.0 billion and quarterly net profit of $8.2 billion, or $8.67 per diluted share. These results compare to revenue of $28.3 billion and net profit of $6.6 billion, or $7.05 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 40.0 percent compared to 40.3 percent in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 60 percent of the quarter's revenue.
Apple sold 26.9 million iPhones in the quarter, representing 58 percent unit growth over the year-ago quarter. Apple sold 14.0 million iPads during the quarter, a 26 percent unit increase over the year-ago quarter. On the more tepid side of its product offering, it sold 4.9 million Macs during the quarter, a 1 percent unit increase over the year-ago quarter; and 5.3 million iPods, a 19 percent unit decline from the year-ago quarter.
"We're very proud to end a fantastic fiscal year with record September quarter results," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO. "We're entering this holiday season with the best iPhone, iPad, Mac and iPod products ever, and we remain very confident in our new product pipeline." Analysts will be very curious, no doubt, how many iPad mini sales Apple projects for the upcoming holiday season, given that 14 million units of the full-size iPad were just sold.Continue reading...
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Cyril Siefring
Cyril W. Siefring, 93, New Weston, died Feb. 14, 2013, at Kindred Hospital, Dayton.
He was born May 11, 1919, in Burkettsville, to Henry and Agnes (Reier) Siefring. On May 6, 1942, he married Romilda Bergman, who survives in New Weston.
Also surviving are seven children, Delores (Robert) Lennartz, Vandalia, Mary Jean (Paul) Meyer, Versailles, Arthur (Eileen) Siefring, New Weston, Eileen (Larry) Dues, St. Henry, Janice (Dennis) Rindler, St. Henry, Linda (Joseph) Schmitmeyer, Versailles, and Deborah (Roger) Homan, Celina; 33 grandchildren; 77 great-grandchildren; eight sisters, Alfreda Rose, St. Henry, Lucille Kramer, Celina, Esther Evers-Wuebker, Fort Recovery, Mary Liette, Burkettsville, Mildred Mendenhall, Coldwater, Eulalia Zumberger, Anna, Jeanette (Paul) Lennartz, St. Marys, and Virginia (Robert) Schaefer, Fort Recovery; and a sister-in-law, Irene Siefring, New Weston.
He was preceded in death by a son, Richard Siefring; a granddaughter, Renee Homan; three brothers, Aloys Siefring, Herbert Siefring and Elmer Siefring; a sister, Florentine Siefring; sisters-in-law, Hilda Siefring, Rita Siefring, Laurena Kramer, Marie Bergman and Wilma Bergman; and brothers-in-law, Ralph Rose, Leon Kramer, Walter Evers, Victor Wuebker, Hubert Liette, Ronald Mendenhall, John Zumberger, Lawrence Kramer, Leander Bergman and Elmer Bergman.
He was a farmer and member of St. Bernard Catholic Church, Burkettsville, and its Men's Society.
Mass of Christian Burial is 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Bernard Catholic Church, Burkettsville. Burial will follow in St. Bernard Cemetery.
Calling is 2-8 p.m. Sunday and 9-9:45 a.m. Monday at Hogenkamp Funeral Home, St. Henry.
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text: In Europe, taking a walk is a cultural phenomenon having an almost mystical import. It connects physical activity with meditation, silence within amid the tumult without. Taking its cue both from Joyce's Ulysses and Hrabal's stream of anecdote, Of Kids & Parents is about a father and son taking a walk through Prague, over the course of which, and in the pubs and bars they stop into, their personal lives are revealed as entwined with the past sixty years of upheaval in their corner of Europe. One's small history is inseparable from the large History that is played out on the world's stage: families are uprooted, relationships fail, and still life goes on as it always does. Hakl's genius is his ability to mesh the two into a seamless flow of dialogue. As the father tells his son: "Nothing's been new in this world for more than two billion years, it's all just variations on the same theme of carbon, hydrogen, helium, and nitrogen." The point being that even though Prague over the course of a century has experienced monarchy, democracy, fascism, communism, and democratic capitalism once again, as wars, putsches, and revolutions have come and gone, what really has changed? The novel was awarded the Magnesia Litera Book of the Year in 2002 and is currently being made into a feature film due for release in 2008.


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A female passenger at Denver International Airport caused a stir on Tuesday morning when she stripped naked inside Concourse B.
The incident happened at about 8:45 a.m. when the woman was caught smoking a cigarette at gate B81, in a non-smoking area.
At some point after airport workers told her to extinguish the cigarette, the woman took off her clothing. It wasn't immediately clear why. However, Denver Police say it was unrelated to the smoking issue.
The woman, whose name was not released, stood naked in front of the check-in counter. The whole incident played-out over a span of about 20 minutes.
A witness said that parents went running to cover their children's eyes, and that most people were just stunned about what they saw happen.
Police eventually transported the woman to a hospital.
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A house of cards
A supple heart
Is not a place to dwell
Now you have your cake
Don't hesitate
Come on just do it,
Come on just do it
Put it in your mouth
There is only now
Tomorrow has to wait
But know there's no backing out
This is gonna be reality
You can never dream it down
I have No way
Of telling
The two apart
Well I made amends
In the general sense
But the devil's in the details
And I know the cause
And I want to stop
But I can't do it,
I just can't do it
There was love I meant
There were accidents
So tell me which is which
'Cus I just can't work it out
But for memory and clarity
We had better write it down
I have no way
Of knowing the truth
With time it dissolves
I put the past into the ground
I saw the future as a cloud
If there's still time to turn around
I'm going to
Its just one day I fell asleep
And all day all night I dreamed
I am the first one I deceive
If I can make myself believe
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Donny Harwood of the Tea Party of Bradley County, Tenn., left, debated Mayor Tom Rowland, right, Monday on the truthfulness, or lack of it, in a flier the group distributed to a Cleveland neighborhood in June.
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Psychology of Religion
|Course code RELT2024
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|Faculty of Education and ArtsSchool of Humanities and Social Science
This course introduces students to the complex relationship between psychology and religion. The history and development of the discipline of psychology will be explored, as well as the sub-discipline of psychology of religion. The course will address the psychological motivations for religious behavior, and consider why religious behaviour is present in most cultures with possible roots in early human evolution. The course will also examine war, terrorism and suicide bombing as religious behaviour and what understanding a psychology of religion can bring to this critical world issue.
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|On successful completion of this course students will be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of the history and development of the psychological discipline with attention to its key theorists;
2. Analyse key issues in the psychology or religion;
3. Critically interpret religious behaviour in the light of a psychological understanding;
4. Demonstrate writing, research and information technology skills appropriate to studies in religion and theology.
|The course introduces students to psychology of religion, investigating its history and development as well as what it can contribute to the understanding of religious behavior today.
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2011 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
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A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 5,800 times in 2011. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people.
What do we have to do to prove that a vaccine is safe?
photo from Brian Deer's website: briandeer.com
This week was the fall kick-off of Emory's Vaccine Dinner Club (VDC). The topic of discussion was scientific misconduct. Back in 1998 Andrew Wakefield published a paper in the Lancet, in which he reported autism in 9 out of 12 children referred to a clinic in London after receiving the MMR vaccine.
In 2004, Brian Deer, a reporter for the Sunday Times, was asked to investigate the study. During his investigation, he unveiled several startling facts about Andrew Wakefield and his "science":
- Wakefield was secretly paid by a lawyer, hoping to file a class action law suit against the drug companies that manufactured the MMR shot, to create evidence that the MMR shot was unsafe.
- Wakefield was planning several business ventures meant to profit from the resulting MMR scare, including a "safer" single measles vaccine.
- The children in Wakefield's study were pre-selected by anti-vaccine campaign groups, most of the children's parents were clients/contacts of the lawyer that was secretly paying Wakefield to prove the vaccine unsafe, and none of the children lived in London.
- Wakefield misreported medical information about the children in his study.
Scandal! How come I never heard about this in the news? Individuals at the BMJ were equally confused and bothered by this. The VDC speaker was Fiona Godlee, editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal (BMJ). She said there was some debate over at the BMJ as to whether results of investigative journalism belonged in the BMJ. However, in the end, Brian Deer's work was subjected to peer review, and published in the BMJ as a series of three articles in the January 8, 2011 issue.
The MMR crises resulted in a drop in MMR vaccinations in the UK, and some children died of measles. Because the Wakefield study resulted in a disastrous lack of public confidence in vaccines, the questions were raised:
- What do we have to do to prove that a vaccine is safe?
- How many patients are needed to prove that a vaccine is safe? 100? 1000? 1,000,000?
- Should vaccines be made mandatory for children in the UK as they are mandatory in the US?
Any thoughts?
Deer, B. (2011). How the case against the MMR vaccine was fixed BMJ, 342 (jan05 1) DOI: 10.1136/bmj.c5347
Deer, B. (2011). How the vaccine crisis was meant to make money BMJ, 342 (jan11 4) DOI: 10.1136/bmj.c5258
Deer, B. (2011). The Lancet's two days to bury bad news BMJ, 342 (jan18 2) DOI: 10.1136/bmj.c7001
When Ebola kills and when it doesn't
The beginning of fall semester means several things for me:
(1) There are no spaces on the bottom level of the parking garage, and now I have to park on the roof.
(2) Crowded halls
(3) Special seminars
It is the third item which is the subject of this post. Today I heard Manisha Gupta from the CDC speak about her work with Ebola virus. There are multiple Ebola virus species, and most are fatal in the majority of infected persons. However, Bundibugyo ebolavirus infection has a much lower fatality rate, especially when compared to Zaire ebolavirus. Gupta compared virus replication and immune responses in Bundibugyo and Zaire ebolavirus infections to determine the basis for the difference in fatality rates between these two species. Conclusions drawn from this study, referenced below, are presented in the boxed list to the left.
Gupta, M., Goldsmith, C., Metcalfe, M., Spipopoulou, C., & Rollin, P. (2010). Reduced virus replication, proinflammatory cytokine production, and delayed macrophage cell death in human PBMCs infected with the newly discovered Bundibugyo ebolavirus relative to Zaire ebolavirus Virology, 402 (1), 203-208 DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2010.03.024


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I'm sure some of you do this already but I've not seen anyone post up much information about it. One of the major issues with the Sims.net diary is the limited printing functions. I always get asked if its possible to print a Diary in a similar format to MS Outlook (month view etc). The solution I came up with is to export the diary as a csv and import this into an Outlook Calendar. It works pretty well and means all the nice print templates will be available.
I have written a simple guide and included a report definition on how to import into Outlook and Print as desired. The guide assumes some basic knowledge of outlook but i believe its fairly easy to follow. I havent had it proof read by a school yet so if you have any issues with the guide let me know:
One important thing to note is that the CSV exports to S:\sims\ you may want to change this based on your LA/School standards or change the Def's so that Export location is chosen at runtime.
http://damondo.artists.mpfspromotion...ry2Outlook.zip. Please could you check it out and let me know when it can be downloaded.
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Weather Averages for Barcelona in April
Averages for Barcelona in April
Weather lowdown
April is the beginning of summer in Barcelona, so you can expect the weather to get warmer still as the temperatures jump up a notch.
April is essentially characterized by gradually rising daily high temperatures. The average daytime temperatures are around 17°C (about 62°F) where as the average minimum temperatures tend to drop down to 8°C (47°F). It is even possible for temperatures to exceed 21°C (about 69°F) one day in ten during this month.
Barcelona starts to get busy from this month onward due to its sunny weather. An average of eight hours of sunshine can be expected in April, compared to just six hours in March. The length of day is starting to gradually increase in April. From the start to the end of the month, the length of day increases by 1:15 hours. The shortest day of the month usually falls on April 1st with 12:43 hours of daylight, while the longest day is April 30th with 13:58 hours of daylight.
This month is the best for sunbathing and swimming. There are loads of water sport activities in Barcelona during this time of the year due to the perfect water temperatures. On average, the sea temperature in Barcelona is a warm 14°C. However, this may seem rather cold for some people, so if you would rather visit Barcelona when the sea temperature is a lot warmer, July or August is probably your best option when the sea temperature can reach 24°C to 26°C!
Whilst in Barcelona during the summer months always make sure you carry with you a decent protective sun cream, to avoid getting burnt by the sun's rays, which can be strong. If you want to spend your days lying out on the beach, be sure to keep yourself hydrated by drinking plenty of water.
You can expect some rain in April; the average expected rain fall is 28 mm over 10 days. However, even when it does rain it shouldn't last for more than a day. The average probability that some form of precipitation will be observed throughout April is a little as 35%, with little variation over the course of the month. Throughout this month, the most common forms of precipitation are moderate rain, thunderstorms, drizzle and light rain.
Skies usually clear up quickly after any rainfall, so you can once again go back to enjoying the warmth and sunshine. During April the median cloud cover is a partly cloudy 44% and does not vary substantially over the course of the month. On April 15th, a representative day, the sky is clear or mostly clear 45% and only partly cloudy 29% of the time.
With no fog expected at all for this month, the weather should remain mainly sunny and warm.
Furthermore, the humidity levels are starting to gradually increase at this time of year, typically ranging from a mildly humid 54% to a very humid 92%, rarely dropping below a comfortable 35% or reaching as high as 100%. On average, the air is driest around April 18th, when the relative humidity drops below 64% three days out of four. On the other hand, the air is most humid around April 30th, where humidity levels can rise above a very humid 89% three days out of four.
Over the course of a typical April wind speeds vary from 0 m/s to 7 m/s, which is considered as a calm to moderate breeze, rarely exceeding 11 m/s. The highest average wind speed of 4 m/s usually occurs around April 5th, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 7 m/s. At this time of year in Barcelona, the wind is most often coming from the north, followed by the southwest.
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Things to do
The Palau Nacional (National Palace) is located in the recreational area of Montjuïc found near the center of Barcelona. It was originally constructed between 1926 and 1929 for the International Exhibition in Barcelona, however, since 1934 it has been home to the National Art Museum of Catalonia. The palace is one of he most magnificent buildings in the city, and was inspired by the Spanish Renaissance.
In front of the Palau Nacional you will find the famous Magic Fountain. The fountain shows off an impressive display of light, colour, music and water aerobatics, which look even more spectacular at night. This is a must see whilst visiting Barcelona. However, the Magic Fountain is closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday so make sure you come on the correct day!
If you're here with the kids you may want to visit Barcelona Zoo on a sunny day. Located in the Parc de la Ciutadella this zoo and dolphinarium is home to a wide variety of animal species including giraffes, lions, chimpanzees and elephants. One of the most popular attractions is the dolphin show that performs every day and is available at no extra cost.
Furthermore, if you want to do something for free you should definitely head to the streets of Barceloneta in Ciutat Vella district. This area is made up on tapas bars, restaurants and shops, but it's great to just walk around and take in the atmosphere. On one side you will see Barcelona's Port Vell and beautiful golden sand beaches on the other. The neighborhood is often lively and there's something always going on, so make sure to bring your camera for some fantastic pictures.
- Palau Nacional, Barcelona
Where to eat & drink
Bar Mingus is an authentic Spanish tapas bar situated in the Gothic Quarter. Probably one of the best kept secrets in Barcelona this cosy bar offers free tapas if you order a drink at the bar. Some of the most popular dishes on the menu include the homemade meatballs and ensaladilla rusa (Russian salad).
If you're a fan of hamburgers you should definitely try the trendy Bacoa Universitat in Ronda Universitat. This colourful restaurant is part of a small gourmet hamburger chain, renowned across the city. With the change of the seasons they offer a new burger on the menu, using locally sourced fresh products. It is highly recommended to try the house burger or the San Jacobo, made up of Iberian loin, Serrano Ham and manchego cheese.
El Jabali is definitely worth a try while staying in Barcelona. This deli bar not only offers a variety of refreshing beers on tap but also serves a great selection of traditional tapas, including cured sausage and patatas bravas. On a sunny day, it's also great idea to sit out on the terrace and do some people watching.
Cantina Pepino is a lively Mexican bar situated in El Raval. They offer a great selection of Mexican favourites including tacos and flavoursome soups. Also, at the weekends you are likely to hear house music being blasted out and they also offer a variety of delicious cocktails.
Hit the beach
As the temperature is starting to increase during April, you may well find there are a number of days hot enough to spend the day at the beach or at least go for an afternoon stroll.
Sitges Beach is situated just outside of Barcelona. You will need to catch a train from Sants Station to get to this beach; however, it is definitely worth it as it is relatively quiet at the time of year. Plus, the seawater is clean and the beach is well maintained to keep it litter free.
Somorrostro beach is located right next to the city of Barcelona. This sandy beach offers a number of facilities including adapted showers, toilets, sun loungers, changing rooms, beach umbrellas, food and drink kiosks and even a children's game area.
St. Sebastia & St. Miguel Beaches are two of the city's oldest and most traditional beaches. They were two of the first to offer amenities for bathing, which was often only exclusive to the well to do. Today the area features indoor and open-air swimming pools as well as direct access to the public beach. There are also a number of showers, public toilets, sun loungers, beach umbrellas, sports facilities and drinks and ice cream kiosks available to the public.
- Typical Beach in Barcelona
Where to stay
The Glocal Apartments in L'Eixample, Barcelona offers stylish, modern apartments, located just a short walk away from Passeig de Gracia. All of these contemporary and comfortable apartments come with air-conditioning, a living room and a fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher.
On the other hand, Avenida Palace is a four-star hotel, located just a 5 minutes' walk from Plaza Catalunya, La Rambla and Paseo de Gracia. Many famous guests have stayed at this lavish hotel including the Beatles in 1965. Furthermore, all rooms at Avenida Palace are air-conditioned and feature satellite TVs.
Another option worth looking into is the four-star Olivia Balmes Hotel, which offers an outdoor swimming pool, restaurant and sun terrace. All of the rooms boast a modern, contemporary design and come with free Wi-Fi, a flat screen TV and laptop safe.
If you want a central location you may want to stay at Citadines Prestige Ramblas Barcelona in Ciutat Vella. This comfortable, three-star aparthotel offers air-conditioned studios and apartments which feature fully-equipped kitchens, bathrooms and satellite TVs.
April events in Barcelona
Barcelona Beer Festival
10th April 2015 to 12th April 2015
This festival provides a beer-lover's paradise. Over 300 different beers of limited availability will be on hand to sample.
Holy Week
12th April 2015 to 20th April 2015
Holy Week marks the end of Lent and commemorates the Resurrection of Christ. Palm Sunday is April 13; Good Friday is April 18th; Easter Sunday is April 20 and Easter Monday is April 21. The week is full of processions, church-going, praying and celebrations. One of the most beautiful churches in Barcelona ,Santa Esglesia Catedral Basilica de Barcelona near the top of the Ramblas, has an exceptionally brilliant procession and visitors will be enthralled by their renowned choir.
Trofeo Conde de Godó de Tennis
19th April 2015 to 27th April 2015
Part of the ATP circuit, this 8-day tennis tournament attracts world-renowned tennis players and the best up-and-coming players.
Handmade Festival Barcelona
24th April 2015 to 26th April 2015
This is a brand new event, with its first exhibition in Barcelona. It will display handmade crafts and products. Focus is on the use of thread, paper, cooking, and DIY materials. There will be workshops, craft activities, and concerts. France will be the guest country featured. Over 20,000 visitors are expected.


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To get in the mood for the upcoming open house in the College of Veterinary Medicine, we're sharing some of our favorite vet school photos.
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This beautiful home is located in the Caribbean inspired neighborhood of Caribe. Caribe is one of the most interesting and whimsical neighborhoods on the coast. Caribe is a gated, gulf front community with two community pools, a tennis court, and lakeside gazebo. Why pay gulf front prices when you can have this beach front palace for much less?
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Starting in the new year, Oregonians will have a choice: buy local firewood, or to buy firewood that comes from elsewhere that's labelled pest-free.
The Oregon Legislature passed the new firewood law in 2011, to stop invasive species like the Emerald Ash Borer from gaining a local foothold.
It's taken the state Agriculture Department a few years to agree on rules. But insect prevention manager Helmuth Rogg says starting January, firewood either has to come from local trees, or it has to be heated to 140 degrees for an hour -- to kill the pests.
"We've waited for the federal government to do something but that hasn't come through yet," said Rogg. "So in Oregon we're thinking ahead."
Concern about shipping pests began in 2010 after the Agriculture Department bought firewood from stores across Oregon.
The wood had originated in at least six states, as well as Canada and Mexico. It was stored -- and then the bugs that emerged were identified. But none were the invasive species targeted by the state.
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Anyone with printers at home could eventually make untraceable guns. Now a group in Texas is claiming they've already done it.
The group in Texas is called Defense Distributed. We told you about them last week. On Monday, they released video of them firing a single shot from a gun created from a 3D printer.
The group is calling the gun the Liberator. They claim all the parts needed for the gun were printed on 3D printer except for the metal firing pin which was made from a nail.
Local experts claim while printing 3D guns is possible, it poses a risk for safety.
"It probably wouldn't totally act like a hand grenade but it would probably blow your fingers off, maybe a whole hand," said Dr. Charlie Mesloh, professor, Florida Gulf Coast University.
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Over the weekend, New York Senator Charles Schumer said he wants to make printing 3D guns illegal.
Schumer and Representative Steve Israel are planning to try and renew the Undetectable Firearms Act. The Act makes it illegal to make, sell, possess or ship any firearm that is not detectable by metal detectors or xray machines.
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ATP Oil & Gas Corp. (ATPG:US) bonds are yielding twice the rate of Greek government debt three months before the driller has to make an $89 million interest payment, as falling production may leave the company without enough cash.
ATP's $1.5 billion of 11.875 percent notes due May 2015 fell to 34.1 cents on the dollar yesterday as bondholders organize a group to represent their interests in a potential restructuring, according to two people familiar with the matter. The debt now yields 68 percent, compared with 33 percent for Greece, which relies on international bailouts to stay solvent.
The firm has been battered by production delays as it strives to extract more oil and profits from wells in the Gulf of Mexico. Houston-based ATP won't have money for the coupon payment on the notes and other planned spending without outside financing, Standard & Poor's said Aug. 1, as it downgraded the company to CCC, meaning it's currently vulnerable to default.
"They really have to get over the hump of the November coupon payment," Oliver Corlett, a New York-based analyst for R.W. Pressprich & Co., said in a telephone interview. "It's conceivable that they can scrape by, and in the past they have been very adept at raising money."
While ATP had $224.7 million of cash on March 31, according to a May 10 regulatory filing, that may have dwindled to about $50 million by the end of June as the company paid interest and developed wells, Corlett estimated.
'Timing Issues'
Isabel Plume, a spokeswoman for the company, didn't return messages seeking comment.
"ATP has grappled with numerous timing issues, and yet we have not missed an interest payment on our debt," Paul Bulmahn, the company's executive chairman, said May 10 on a conference call with analysts and investors to discuss first-quarter earnings.
The driller's bonds have dropped from 76.5 cents on the dollar three months ago, erasing about $600 million of value, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Greece's 35.6 million euros ($43.4 million) of 5 percent notes due March 2019 fell to 27.9 cents on the euro yesterday, Bloomberg data show.
Investors in the driller's bonds interviewed potential advisers last week, one of the people said at the time, asking for anonymity because he's involved in the confidential process. ATP's corporate counsel, Mayer Brown LLP, engaged its restructuring group for advice, the financial newsletter Debtwire reported yesterday. Robert Harris, a spokesman for the law firm, didn't return messages seeking comment.
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The company named former Dynamic Offshore Resources LLC Chief Executive Officer Matt McCarroll as CEO in June, then said in a regulatory filing six days later that he resigned after failing to reach "mutually agreeable" employment terms.
ATP produced about 2 million barrels of oil equivalents in the first quarter, down from 2.3 million barrels in the last three months of 2011, the company said in a May 9 statement. It generated about 20,000 barrels a day in April, a 1.8 million barrels-a-quarter pace, Leland Tate, its president, said on the conference call.
The company is counting on increased production from some new and reworked wells to increase cash flow and reduce its debt (ATPG:US) burden. The plan may boost production to 16 million barrels in 2013, or 4 million barrels a quarter, according to David Rewcastle, an energy analyst at Source Capital Group in Westport, Connecticut.
Old Hands
"Give it a quarter or two and you'll see the anticipated production increases kicking in," Rewcastle said in a telephone interview. "Things can look pretty bleak, but these are old oil hands. They've been through this before."
Since Bulmahn founded ATP in 1991, the company has been drilling in areas with undeveloped reserves in the Gulf of Mexico and around the world. Of ATP's 194.4 million barrels of oil equivalents in proven and probable reserves, 64 percent are deep-water assets in the Gulf, 33 percent are in the North Sea and 3 percent are in shallower Gulf waters, the company said in a presentation dated April 17.
"The kind of reserves they have, deep-water reserves, are expensive to get out of the ground," Corlett said.
ATP began raising money to fund drilling by selling interests in its future production in 2009, the company said in the presentation. The company owed about $513 million as of March 31 on the financing, with about $350 million that may be repaid within a year, according to a May 10 regulatory filing. The average effective interest rate on ATP's royalty interests and other long-term obligations was 18.5 percent as of March 31, according to the May 9 statement.
Management Stake
"They do have a very adverse capital structure," Corlett said. "A restructuring, as far as the company's concerned, would be very beneficial."
Bulmahn and the rest of ATP's management own about 15 percent of ATP's equity (ATPG:US), according to the April presentation. They'll try to avoid a restructuring that would likely wipe out the stock, Rewcastle said.
"It's not in their interest," Rewcastle said. "They're going to do what's necessary to survive."
ATP raised $35 million in June by selling a convertible note and warrants to an institutional investor, the company said in a statement. Bulmahn said on the conference call that ATP was in negotiations with Chinese banks for new loans. The company faces "heightened risk of a near-term default," Christine Besset, an analyst at S&P in Dallas, wrote in an Aug. 1 report.
"The company's success in executing these deals or finding an alternate source of funding will be critical in solving its short-term liquidity issues," Besset wrote.
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