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5 Hands down the best genre film of 2012SavalasRocks | 03/11/2012 | See all SavalasRocks's reviews (21)After a summer of generally mediocre and unremarkable blockbusters, it took a mid-budget, independent, comic book adaptation to generate any excitement.And what an exhilarating and exciting movie Dredd turned out to be-more than living up to its classic comic book source material, no mean feat in itself.Dredd (2012) gets everything right that the 1995 movie iteration of the character got so spectacularly wrong.Dredd is a refreshingly adult piece of filmmaking-brutal, dark and with a razor sharp vein of black humour running through it and is pretty much the opposite of what Hollywood churns out today.Dredd is old school filmmaking at its best and reminiscent of many of the classic 80's dystopian sci-fi movies of the past, such as Mad Max II and Escape From New York, and is really not to be missed by fans of such films.The performances are uniformly excellent. Karl Urban perfectly embodies the cold, almost machine like character of Judge Dredd and Urban is matched by his co-star, Olivia Thirlby, who gives a remarkably committed performance, as rookie Judge Anderson.Your protagonists are only as good as your antagonist. And luckily with Lena Headey, playing Ma-Ma, they have their equal as she depicts a brutally ruthless individual, that is also a strangely sympathetic one. Not an easy juggling act to pull off.The film is visually striking with an effective (read subtle) use of 3D that never overshadows what is effectively a high octane and sharply written character study from director Peter Travis and writer Alex Garland.If, like me, you miss the days when films weren't just an excuse for increasingly overblown and redundant uses of CGI and in service of an actor's ego, at the expense of a compelling narrative, then Dredd is the film for you and should be ordered without hesitation.
5 Brilliant!!elvis81 | 01/11/2012 | See all elvis81's reviews (2)Very dark and gritty, true to the comics. Much better than Stallone's portrayal of Dredd!! Best film I have seen for a while and looking forward to buying it which I can't really say much these days as everything seems to be much the manufactured run of the mill Hollywood churned out rubbish! This movie really hits home with action and and the dark gritty feel which is consistant throughout the film, keeping it's integrity in tact! Excellent movie!!
5 Best film ive seen in yearsrigpig | 30/10/2012 | See all rigpig's reviews (6)I saw this film in the cinema and it was magnificent, best film ive seen in years and easily launches itself into my sci-fi top 5 with the likes of Aliens and Bladerunner. I have pre-ordered it now and await its release with baited breath. As a fan of the 2000AD comics when i was a kid this truly does the comic strip justice and so much more than the 1995 Stallone version which was ok but no were near as dark, gritty and tough as this one. Full marks,10/10, i love it and pray there will be sequels in the future.
5 Sleeper hit ?Keltik | 18/11/2012 | See all Keltik's reviews (3)Got dragged to the cinema by my daughter with low expectations: the movie hasn't had much press, or many reviews.It's a fantastic action film, with a strong showing by Urban as Dredd and a fantastic showing by Thirlby, who was written off long before the film was released. The main baddy (Headey) deserved more charecterisation, but overall Dredd is pretty much my surprise hit of the year.Now if only more people could be convinced to see it, we could get a sequel.
5 THIS is how to make a DREDD movie!Caramon | 19/01/2013 | See all Caramon's reviews (77)Top 100 PC Reviewer DREDD is one of the best films of 2012, and goes straight into my Top Five Sci-Fi Movies Ever.A 2000AD reader in years past, I always enjoyed Dredd, and liked the Stallone movie too. But Karl Urban simply makes a far better Dredd - he has the gravely voice, he keeps the helmet and the scowl on, and the uniform is just great to look at. (The Judge helmets are much more authentic in this film version, which greatly adds to the appeal).DREDD is a far more contained film than the Stallone version too, which probably tried to do too much. Confining this film to fewer locations really helps viewers to identify with the main characters more, as they are given far more screen time. Mega City One is far more like in the older 2000AD stories, with less flying traffic and the decaying old world buildings being much more evident.I especially liked Olivia Thirlby, who looks, sounds and acts the part of Cassandra Anderson to perfection. She is a rookie in the film, assigned to Dredd for an assessment day, and like in the comics, she remains for the most part sans helmet, to extend her psychic abilities.The film justifies its 18 certificate through graphic, bloody violence and expletives: no Drokk! Yelled here. Yet such is the nature of the world this version of Judge Dredd lives in, and this excellent film really does do the comic hero proud!I know this film was made as the first part of a planned trilogy, and it would be rough justice indeed if parts two and three were never filmed.


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text: My blog today is a part of the Children in Film Blogathon hosted by the wonderful Comet Over Hollywood, May 24-26, 2013. �I decided to focus on Jane Withers, who is still alive and thriving and who herself is a fan of classic films. � I was most familiar with Jane from her tv commercials as the bubbly, �helpful plumber, Josephine, extolling the cleaning virtues of Comet Cleanser. �I was not as familiar with Jane's early beginnings in the entertainment industry and here is what I discovered. Jane Withers was born in Atlanta, Georgia on April 12, 1926. �She was an only child, much loved by her parents, Walter and Ruth Withers. �By the age of 3, Jane was achieving local fame on an Atlanta radio station as "Dixie's Dainty Dewdrop" with her singing and imitations of famous movie stars. � Soon, it was on to Hollywood to try and make it into show business and Jane did child modeling and won a few bit parts in some movies in 1932 and 1933. � Her big break came in 1934, co-starring in the movie Bright Eyes, with Shirley Temple. �Jane was glad to be cast in the movie, but worried about playing a character who is mean to Shirley Temple! �She was concerned audiences wouldn't like her and that that could be the end of her career. �In Bright Eyes, Shirley is the daughter of a maid for the rich and mean Smythe family. � Jane played Joy Smythe, the rich family's daughter. �In one of her meanest scenes, she told Shirley's character," There aint' any Santa Claus because my psychoanalyst told me!" �David Butler, the movie's director, told Jane years later that she stole that film from Shirley. �Mrs. Temple, an ever present person on the movie's set, must have sensed how good Jane's acting was �because she limited how much time Shirley could spend with Jane and she also ordered that Jane wash her hands before and after all scenes that she had with Shirley! � Jane adored Shirley and they did manage to become friends in their teen years and are still friends today.


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From Bare Root; a poet's journey with breast cancer, Copyright © 2002 Terrapin Press
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I buy myself pink tulips
to celebrate my long winter being over,
wear a pink ribbon on my lapel-
a stripe crossed, like my friends' fingers.
Pink is about luck, the softening of red
with a taste of white. Not aspirin white,
but white of vanilla, hand-milled oatmeal soap,
the white surrounding a yolk.
My young niece used to say,
"Auntie, there's something refreshing about pink,"
having discovered that pink is a sanctuary,
a clearing in the woods where flowers break hard ground.
Lovely uncut bouquets connected to each other at the root.
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Jackson Rectangular Table with Metal Base
very good table
Good looking. One caveat....the metal at the edges of the table corners can pinch someone. I had a guest who for unknown reasons sat at the very edge of the table and the metal caught his arm . I do not expect that this will recur. The metal is really out of the way for regular use.
January 8, 2014
just funky enough
This table has a funky industrial vibe. It is exactly what I was looking for. It is very reasonably priced and quite substantial. It arrived 2 days earlier than was expected. This table is a total package if you are looking for something the whole world doesn't already have.
December 18, 2013
Excellent Product with good quality
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November 24, 2013
Absolutely Perfect
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November 18, 2013
Love it
This table set is so full of character. Adds such interest to my otherwise boring breakfast area. Very sturdy, but the top of the table needs some time to off-gas the wood stain. Beautiful wooden top, though, nice variations in the grain, gorgeous color.
February 18, 2013
Been waiting for the right table
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Perfect for a Rustic but Modern Look
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Contact Sports Desk: Call: 603-516-2949 / E-mail: email@example.com Level 4 Atlantic gymnasts shine in Cambridge
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Recently, 11 Level 4 Atlantic gymnasts placed third in the Starlight Invitational hosted by Masstars of Waltham. The event, held at MIT, included more than eight teams from New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Approximately 97 Level 4 gymnasts took part in the competition.
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* I s The College News VOL. XIX, No. 8 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932 ^Kttg^SSLi^SP PRICE 10 CENTS William Butler Yeats Speaks at Bryn Mawr Names Lady Gregory, Synge Leaders of Irish Literary Renaissance READS HIS OWN POEMS Bryn Mawr had an unusual treat last Wednesday evening, December seventh, when William Butler Yeats spoke on the movement of which he himself is a leader, the literary Ren- aissance of Ireland. The history of Irish society, Mr. Yeats said, divides into four periods. The first of these was the long period of feudalism which ended with the dawn of the 17th century. Secondly, the Protestant Ascendancy, "forcibly, cruelly, but effectively, modernized the structure of Irish society." Irish national spirit was discovered in the quarrel with England over the wool trade, and found its voice in Swift, in Burke, and in Berkley whose an- swer to Hume was "We Irish do not think so!" Then the rude shock of the French Revolution awakened the Irish peasant; he became the Agrar- ian Party, and the Ascendancy be- came the Garrison Party; there were two parties but no nation. There was no literature but the Agrarian rhet- oric which eulogized the virtues of that party and the vices of the other; no drama but the Garrison entertain- ers; and outside of these a few who, like. George Bernard Shaw, could not breathe in either party. By the late 19th century Ireland, had produced four world figures: Berkely, to whom "earth and all the funiture of heaven exist in being perceived;" Swift, who dared to deny the value of life; Burke, whose repudiation of the French Revolution saved Europe from possible anarchy, and Shaw, the "in- carnate social conscience." Forty years ago the death of Charles Parnell was the birth of the fourth period of Irish history, the period of renaissance. Parnell had been leader of the Irish party when the Parnell-O'Shea divorce case had gone against him* and in spite of re- election by his own party, Gladstone had forced his expulsion by com- manding the party to choose between their leader and the success of their cause. Parnell died^rom sorrow and from strain, and on his death there went up from all Ireland the cry that he had been betrayed. The cause of the party was lost, and with it the all-absorbing squabbles over politics and religion sank into oblivion; and in their place arose the legend and deification of this dark, misunder- stood, solitary man at whose burial meteors and strange lights were seen in the sky. Two things had happened as a result of-Parnell's life; unity and passion had come to Ireland. Literary societies were started in (Continued on Page Three) Ting Elected President rff New International Club An International Relations Club was organized Tuesday evening, De- cember 13. Vung-Yuin Ting was elected president; Dr. Fenwick, honor- ary president; Nancy Hart, secretary; Sarah Flanders, treasurer. Meetings will be held every three weeks, and as the first speaker, for a meeting to be held the second week in Janu- ary, an effort will be made to secure Mr. Ma^cMurry, former U. S. ambas- sador to China. The following were chosen as mem- bers of a committee to co-operate with - the International Student Committee, in editing the committee's official magazine, the Student International- . tit: Rebecca Taft, Anna Martin Findley, and Nancy Hart. The club will be entitled to obtain speakers from the Carnegie Founda- tion, and will receive its publications, which, if the librarian gives her per- mission, are to be placed in the New Book Room, and all faculty members of the History, Economics, and Poli- tics Departments will be invited to become ex officio members. Cast of "The Royal Family' Standing left to right: Eruce Jones as Jo; Susan Daniels as Delia; Sidney Hollander as Wolff; Janet Marshall as Julie; Henry Vaux as Gil Marshall; James Stoddard as Herbert Dean. Seated: Del McMasters as Fanny Cavendish; Philip Truex as Tony Cavendish; Betty Lord as Given Cavendish; and Russell Richie as Perry Stewart. Royal Family Stage Set Efficiently Constructed The set for The Royal Family was designed by Janet Barber from pic- tures of the set used in the New York production, with certain changes ne-' cessitated by the limitations of the Goodhart stage and equipment. For instance, there was no back exit from the balcony, the players having to be; content with the exits on either side. I The stairway in the original produc- tion curved down from the balcony, but to facilitate construction, this one was made square with a landing part way down. Moreover, the position of Fanny's and Julia's rooms was some-j what shifted around. jj The actual cost of"building this set'; was very little, as it was composed of parts of old sets used in previous years. The first week that the stage | crew worked was spent in taking apart some old French Club scenery,! that the lumber might be used over' again. Practically the whole of the Berkeley Sqare set was reconditioned,1 some of the flats having been cut up, and all rearranged. The greatest dif-' ficulty that was encountered was the job of painting the canvas on the flats. The creamy white of the Berkeley Square set had to be turn- ed into a rough gray. Four different coats of paint were tried before the proper effect was obtained, as the re- sult after each coat seemed to be1 either too white still, or too blotchy, or too smooth. Finally Becky Wood gave the set "the measles" by pat- ting dry gray paint over the back- ground tone with a blackboard eraser. The building of the ceiling was an ambitious undertaking, as it had to be 28 feet long and 10 feet deep to cover the stage, which was unusually large, measuring thirty feet across the front and twenty feet across the back of the stage. While it was under con- struction it occupied the entire stage, and- inconvenienced Miss Latham and the play-writing class considerably. Nine or ten people were required to; hoist it up into place, three of them being occupied in pulling the ropes, , The making of the bannisters for the stairway was an interesting bit of work, and a great deal of credit is due to Dr. Flexner for his valuable assistance. The repainting of these banisters, which had been done too smoothly and was out of keeping with the rest of the set, was the only job | left to be done after the dress re-j hearsal. A carpenter was hired to build the1 platform, which supported the bal- cony and the stairs, which took him three days to complete. He did a fine job, and built it in so many pieces | that it can be put away ajid then used again with very little trouble. Lois Thurston, *31, who was in charge of the scenery for the Varsity Dramatic productions when she was in college, came back to lend a helping hand. She worked all day every day, and < Continued on Pare Four) Plantation Songs and Spirituals Discussed Splendors of Heaven and Hell, Old Testament Stories, Form Subject Matter MR. LOMAX IS LECTURER Mr. John A. Lomax, who lectured at Goodhart a few weeks ago on Cow- boy Songs, gave a second talk Mon- day night on Plantation Songs and Spirituals, many of them unpublish- ed, which he has gathered by means of his phonograph. The compara- tively recent adoption of Christianity has caused a great change in the Negro. A century and a half ago he had no notion of Anglo-Saxon moral- ity, and ethics is still widely sepa- rated from religion in his mind. Mr. Lomax said that never during his wanderings through the South had he heard any native preacher urge thrift or "better lives" upon his audience, but only the splendors of Heaven and Hell. Negro Spirituals indicate this pre- occupation, as they are usually clever paraphrases of the Bible, especially the Old Testament. The specimens quoted by Mr. Lomax show a clear idea of the ridiculous, which refuses to be stifled by the religious Even under the influence of formal church phraseology, the Negroe's mind and emotions, work freely. His fondness for highly-colored words and striking phrases comes out often in song: "Lightnin', flashin', thunder roll, make me study 'bout my ol' soul," and "I want to go to Heaven when the devil is a-howling.' He also likes to talk about death and the "starry crown" he will get when the "messenger of death comes for to carry me home." One of the songs Mr. Lomax quot- ed was familiar to his audience as a class song of 1931 and 1932�"I know moonlight, I know starlight." Mr. T. W. Higginson has said of this song, "Never, it seems to me, since man first lived and suffered, has his longing been more movingly ex- pressed.'-' Satan and Hell possess much inter- est for the Negro's mind. "They are real, almost visible entities, not ab- stracts of the mind." Satan is a fa- miliar personage�"Satan's mad and I am glad-----Old Satan's got a mighty big shoe, and if you don't watch out, he'll fit it on you." Hell (Continued on Pare Four) COPYRIGHT The Editorial Board of the College News takes great pleas- ure in announcing to the world at large that it is now fully protected by copyright All ar- ticles, reviews, and editorials may henceforth be reprinted only by special permission of the copyright owners. Varsity Dramatics and Cap and Bells Club Give Good Production of "The Royal Family" # ���- �. McMasters Gives Outstanding Performance as Fanny Cavendish; Other Generations Are Less Convincing; Truex Overacts Part of Tony Cavendish STAGE SET IS INGENIOUS AND WELL DESIGNED (Especially Contributed by Dr. Stephen J. Hcrben) The standard of excellence set by the previous performances of the Varsity dramatics makes it impossible to judge any of their offerings with the reservations usually assumed in behalf of amateur productions. Per- haps the expectations are too high; charity would make one wish,that the reservations might be applied in the case of The Royal Family as presented last week-end. It would be a more pleasing task were the present writer required merely to compare the relative excellences of the various players and to praise the production as a whole. Unfortunately, there are reasons why this is impossible and these reasons were apparent during the whole play. � There can be little question of the possibilities for a vigorous and lively performance inherent in the vehicle chosen. There is, to be sure, one extremely difficult part in the play, that of Fanny, doubly difficult for a young actress, but the remaining roles offer no greater obstacles than those, say in the Constant Nymph. Further, the lines are for the most part sprightly and much of the effectiveness of the play lies in situation rather than in very subtle characterization. It is not an easy play to perform, but it is not an insuperable undertaking. The title of the play is The Royal Family; as presented, it might better have been called The Matriarch. Certainly the outstanding member of the cast and the one whose work most Clearly remains in the mind was Miss McMasters in the role of Fanny Cavendish. There was a dignity and com- petence in Miss McMasters' portrayal of that austere but not unhumorous old relic which made her a completely convincing creation. Even the last scene, dangerous and trying though it be, was negotiated successfully. At all times she gave her part the careful and intelligent performance which the Hnes required, sometimes in the face of obstacles not in the script. Unfortunately, there were only two, instead of three, generations on the stage. The differences in age between the rest of the cast was more a matter of make-up than of playing. Wolfe and Gilbert Marshall seemed too much less middle-aged than their parts required, and this is with recognition of some fine individual scenes to the credit of both. Other minor characters were, noteworthy�Gwen V and Kitty were memorable, Stewart and Dean rather more than adequate. Tony Cavendish is a role that re- quires more than a boisterous willing- ness to run about the stage and to shout. The real Tony, the artist with a great devotion to his work and to the stage, is in" the last act, but no one would have known it Saturday night. All was continuous rant, ob- trusive rant and, in any case, not very good rant. The part was not well conceived by the player and was mercilessly overplayed, both in itself and with relation to the others in various scenes. Less over-eagerness and a realization of the possibilities of the role would have made a great and welcome difference. The part of Julie was miscast most unhappily. With regard to minor matters, it was noticeable that the acting was better when there were several on the stage than when there were few. No one seemed to be able to cross the full width of the stage without striding or trudging. The incidental music for the play discov- ered by Tony was fumbled and cer- ried no conviction, as a result. A greater variety of pace would have helped matters. The setting showed ingenuity and good design. One might have wished fo�. a rail instead of a solid wall cut- ting off the staircase from the audi- ence, to give less of a bisected ef- fect to characters who ascended be- vond the landing, but constructional difficulties doubtless entered in and in general the scenery and lighting were completely satisfactory. The plajyas very well received by a sympathetic and large audience, Mile. Souberan Speaks of Visiting Fiji and Australia (Especially Contributed by Olivia Jarrett) At the French Club tea on Monday, the second of a series of teas at which French can be spoken and some members of the club or of the faculty will speak, Mile. Souberan told us something of her trip to New Zealand and the crossing of the Pacific, the name of which had always promised p#etry and beauty. After a trip across the prairies in late May, the coolness of Vancouver was most welcome, but on reaching the Pacific itself, the agreeable cool- ness became considerably frigid. 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Questions and Answers Regarding Estimating Deaths from Influenza in the United States
How many people die from flu each year in the United States?
The number of influenza-associated (i.e., flu-related) deaths varies from year to year because flu seasons often fluctuate in length and severity. CDC estimated that about 36,000 people died of flu-related causes each year, on average, during the 1990s in the United States. This figure includes people dying from complications of flu. This estimate came from a 2003 study published in the Journal of the American Medication Association (JAMA), which looked at the 1990-91 through the 1998-99 flu seasons [10]. Statistical modeling was used to estimate how many flu-related deaths occurred among people whose underlying cause of death on their death certificate was listed as a respiratory or circulatory disease. During these years, the number of estimated deaths ranged from 17,000 to 52,000.
In 2009, CDC published additional estimates of flu-related deaths comparing different methods, including the methods used in the 2003 JAMA study. The seasons studied included the 1993-94 through the 2002-03 flu seasons [9]. Results from this study showed that during this time period, 36,171 flu-related deaths occurred per year, on average.
How did CDC estimate that an average of 36,000 people die in the U.S. each year from flu?
This statistic came from a 2003 JAMA study by CDC scientists [10]. The study used statistical modeling to estimate that during 9 influenza seasons from 1990-91 through 1998-99, an annual average of 36,000 flu-related deaths occurred among people whose underlying cause of death on their death certificate was listed as a respiratory or circulatory disease. A 2009 study that appeared in the journal Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses made a similar estimate for the 10 influenza seasons from 1993 to 2003 [9].
What are flu-related deaths?
Flu-related deaths are deaths that occur in people for whom influenza infection was likely a contributor to the cause of death, but not necessarily the primary cause of death.
Does CDC know the exact number of people who die from flu each year?
CDC does not know exactly how many people die from flu each year. There are several reasons for this: First, states are not required to report individual flu cases or deaths of people older than 18 years of age to CDC. Second, influenza is infrequently listed on death certificates of people who die from flu-related complications [12]. Third, many flu-related deaths occur one or two weeks after a person's initial infection, either because the person may develop a secondary bacterial co-infection (such as a staph infection) [1,8,11] or because influenza can aggravate an existing chronic illness (such as congestive heart failure or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) [3]. Also, most people who die from flu-related complications are not tested for flu, or they seek medical care later in their illness when influenza can no longer be detected from respiratory samples. Influenza tests are only likely to detect influenza if performed within a week after onset of illness. For these reasons, many flu-related deaths may not be recorded on death certificates. These are some of the reasons that CDC and other public health agencies in the United States and other countries use statistical models to estimate the annual number of flu-related deaths. (Flu deaths in children were made a nationally notifiable condition in 2004, and since then, states have been required to report flu-related child deaths in the United States through the Influenza Associated Pediatric Mortality Surveillance System).
Why does CDC estimate deaths associated with flu?
CDC feels it is important to convey the full burden of flu to the public. Flu is a serious disease that causes illness and deaths nearly every year in the United States. CDC estimates of annual influenza-associated deaths in the United States are made using well-established scientific methods that have been reviewed by scientists outside of CDC [10]. CDC feels that these estimates are a timely representation of the current burden of flu on the United States.
Why does CDC model flu-related deaths using death certificates with the underlying cause of death listed as a respiratory or circulatory disease?
CDC uses underlying respiratory and circulatory (R&C) deaths in its mortality modeling because R&C deaths provide an estimate of deaths associated with respiratory infections that is more sensitive than underlying pneumonia and influenza (P&I) deaths and more specific than all-cause deaths.
What proportion of pneumonia and influenza deaths, respiratory and circulatory deaths and all-cause deaths are attributed to influenza?
For pneumonia and influenza (P&I) deaths, CDC estimates approximately 8,000 deaths are associated with flu. This represents 9.8% of P&I deaths. For respiratory and circulatory (R&C) deaths, CDC estimates approximately 36,000 deaths are associated with flu. This represents 3.1% percent of those deaths. For all-cause deaths, CDC estimates that approximately 51,000 deaths are associated with flu. This represents 2.2% of all deaths.
What proportion of acute respiratory disease hospitalizations is associated with influenza?
In one recent study of children younger than 5 years of age (Poehling et al, 2006), 6% of children hospitalized during the year with an acute respiratory tract infection or fever tested positive for influenza [5].
Why doesn't CDC base its flu mortality estimates only on death certificates that specifically list influenza?
Influenza may lead to death from other causes, such as from congestive heart failure or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, as was observed during the 1957-1958 pandemic. [2] It has been recognized for many years that influenza is infrequently listed on death certificates [12] and testing for influenza infections usually not done, particularly among the elderly who are at greatest risk of influenza complications and death. Some deaths – particularly in the elderly – are associated with secondary complications of influenza (including bacterial pneumonias). Influenza virus infection may not be identified in many instances because influenza virus is only detectable for a short period of time and many people don't seek medical care until after the first few days of acute illness. For these reasons, statistical modeling strategies have been used to estimate flu-related deaths for many decades, both in the United States and the United Kingdom. Only counting deaths where influenza was included on a death certificate would be a gross underestimation of influenza's true impact. [1,4,6-8,10,11].
1. Dushoff J et al. Mortality due to Influenza in the United States--An Annualized Regression Approach Using Multiple-Cause Mortality Data. Am J Epidemiol 2006.
2. Eickhoff TC et al. Observations on excess mortality associated with epidemic influenza. JAMA 1961; 176:776-782.
3. Falsey AR et al. Respiratory syncytial virus infection in elderly and high-risk adults. N Engl J Med 2005; 352(17):1749-1759.
4. Nicholson KG. Impact of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus on mortality in England and Wales from January 1975 to December 1990. Epidemiol Infect 1996; 116(1):51-63.
5. Poehling KA et al. The Underrecognized Burden of Influenza in Young Children. New England Journal of Medicine 2006 July; 355(1): 31-40.
6. Serfling RE. Methods for Current Statistical Analysis of Excess Pneumonia-Influenza Deaths. Public Health Rep 1963 June; 78(6):494-506.
7. Simonsen L et al. The impact of influenza epidemics on mortality: introducing a severity index. Am J Public Health. 1997; 87(12):1944-1950.
8. Simonsen L et al. Impact of Influenza Vaccination on Seasonal Mortality in the US Elderly Population. Arch Intern Med 2005; 165(3):265-272.
9. Thompson WW et al. Estimates of U.S. influenza-associated deaths made using four different methods. Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses 2009;3(1): 37-49.
10. Thompson WW et al. Mortality associated with influenza and respiratory syncytial virus in the United States. JAMA 2003; 289(2):179-186.
11. Tillett HE et al. Excess morbidity and mortality associated with influenza in England and Wales. Lancet 1980 April 12; 1(8172):793-795.
12. Wiselka M. Influenza: diagnosis, management, and prophylaxis. BMJ 1994; 308:1341-1345.


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quote:The tax cut package angered liberals in the president's party due to the extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for the roughly two percent of highest-earning Americans, which comes at a cost of $120 billion over two years. They were also incensed at the level at which the estate tax was set in the measure, which exempts estates under $10 million for couples and taxes subsequent income at 35 percent.
quote:Mr. Obama said the bill would create jobs and boost the still-struggling U.S. economy. He called it a "substantial victory for middle class families" who would otherwise have seen a tax increase.
quote:Since you said 'Obama's tax plan makes more sense', I'd assume you wouldn't need to research your declaration and explain your premise till tomorrow.
quote: Yea, cry me a fricking river. I've had a job since I was 15. I work 50 hr work weeks on salary. CONSTANTLY.
quote:You can go frick yourself. And you got a bad commute? Find a job closer to home you fricking pussy.
quote:I don't have to research anything TBH.
quote:I will take all that under advisement. Thanks for the input.
quote:Thanks for the links. Obama fricked up and should never have extended them.
quote:The non-partisan Congressional Research Service has estimated the 10-year revenue loss from extending the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts beyond 2010 at $2.9 trillion, with an additional $606 billion in debt service costs (interest), for a combined total of $3.5 trillion.[31]
quote:Virtually every economics Ph.D. who has worked in a prominent role in the Bush Administration acknowledges that the tax cuts enacted during the past six years have not paid for themselves--and were never intended to. Harvard professor Greg Mankiw, chairman of Bush's Council of Economic Advisers from 2003 to 2005, even devotes a section of his best-selling economics textbook to debunking the claim that
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quote:The reason Romney won the debate is he flat out would not let Obama lie about Romney or his policies


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By CONOR NICHOLL
Outfielder Desmond Roberts has flashed speed and power with the Hays Larks and batted in a variety of positions, including seventh and second for the 19-3 club, 13-3 Jayhawk League.
In the last three games, manager Frank Leo moved Roberts to ninth and put third baseman Ty Gilmore from ninth to second.
With leadoff hitter Aaron Cornell out of the lineup with a knee injury, Jake Platczek has moved to leadoff.
"With Cornell out of the lineup, we had to adjust some things around," Leo said.
Roberts, batting .280 this year, has gone 2 of 10 with a homer, two RBIs, six runs scored, three walks and four steals.
"(Roberts) turns that batting order over and gets on base, and he can run bases," Leo said. "He hits for power. Our lineup, one through nine, I am very comfortable with."
The Larks opened a three-game home series with Wellington on Saturday night at Larks Park.
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During his thirty-plus years as Larks manager, Leo has built relationships with many college coaches. During the season, it's hard to find quality players. However, the Larks have added three who have already paid dividends in starting pitcher Colin Hightower (2-0, 2.13 earned-run average), pitcher Kyle Krings (3.00 ERA in two appearances) and infielder Brent Gillespie (.250 average).
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Gillespie is another left-handed bat in an already leftty-heavy lineup.
"It would have been nice to be a right-handed hitter, but he swings it good, he is very versatile," Leo said. "Made some nice plays at second base (Wednesday).
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Situated at Moffet Field in Mountain View, California, the $25 million NASA Sustainability Base features a front facade that takes design cues from the International Space Station. At a media unveiling today Green architect and Cradle to Cradle founder William McDonough explained that his team sought to design a building that was "native to place" – meaning that it was carefully designed to suit its site while maximizing efficiency and actually creating a positive impact upon the environment. The 50,000 square-foot structure was built from the ground up to meld with its surrounding environment and make the most of available daylight, natural ventilation, and shading.
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So, instead of our MoonBase we get another SubUrban office building…
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1 dreadfulstewboo | 12/10/2010 | See all stewboo's reviews (1)i have waited YEARS for this game,i am a huge rally fan to the extent that i bought an old ps2 last year so i could play the old wrc games again...this new game is no better than the ps2 versions,in fact i would say it was worse!! the engine sounds are dreadful,the co-driver screams like a girl when you have a minor bump as if its the end of the world,stupid comments are very repetative,handling is awful,tracks feel completely flat,graphics are years behind the likes of DIRT...really awful,evidently the developers have NEVER been to a real rally or watched real in car footage as they failed to capture both of these expierences BADLY........
1 Avoid like the plagueadamski2108 | 08/10/2010 | See all adamski2108's reviews (1)As a WRC fan i was entirely disappointed with this game. There are three main issues and many smaller problems. Firstly the car handling is extremely unrealistic, not differing between road surfaces. It appears as though no research has been done into how the real cars behave which is truly an insult to every rally fan who will buy this expecting so much more. Secondly the graphics make the game seem like playing on the PS2, lacking texture detail tremendously. The third major issue involves the stages. Its as if your driving on a non-descipt road in a generic landscape, not reflecting the environment and terrain of the real events. The road surface feels completely smooth with no detail like pot-holes and uneven patches. The complete lack of detail in the surrounding environment is shocking and looks dull. Definitely not what was promised. If you want a solid racer get F1 2010 or wait for GT5. Rally fans be warned. Avoid this at all cost. Not worth the money or your time by a long way.
3 WRC game - good but not greatbeelzie14 | 21/12/2010 | See all beelzie14's reviews (29)Blackbean Games have done a solid if unspectacular job at bringing an official WRC game back to the Playstation and consoles in general. Whilst the rallies stay true to the global FIA series with all the events, cars and drivers - there is a lot to be said against the scruffy looks and lazy design. However - I do and will enjoy the game further because the tracks have variety, the terrains are true enough to the respective countries and there is a good sense of physics differentiation between the different cars - 2 wheel-drive vs 4 wheel-drive, turbo vs norminally aspirated, WRC vs S1600 and Group N.So the POSITIVES:Track design - the respective countries and stages look good - all the official cars and drivers - challenging handling - depth in terms of the championship mode - fettling with set-ups actually does have an effect on handling - nice introduction to WRC after a lengthy time away.NEGATIVES :Looks (terrible when compared to any other driving game on PS3) and Blackbean have produced some decent looking games with Italian Superstar V8's/ Supercar Challenge/ SBK X etc so there can be no excuses - stages are too short - the physics of mud vs tar vs dirt are too similar - graphics/looks again - lazy course design by using the same road with very small and subtle variations to make up only 3 stages per rally (other 3 stages are just in reverse - very PS2!!)- driving physics are too far off Richard Burns Rally which is ultimately the bar to which everyone should look to match or clear!Overall a fun game if you are an aficionado of rallying like I am, and most who will buy this are. It certainly won't appeal to those who are "stoked" about all things Dirt!! I hope that the promoters of WRC now look at Codemasters to do with rallying what they have done for F1 with 2010's eponymous game. Blackbean have tried but failed to make a high standard game which all rally fans deserve and demand. Give Codies a go at the licensed game whilst them keeping Dirt as the US-centric version every 2nd year.For 15 pound on Play.com - absolutely bargain. Get it!!
4 Pretty challengingkevin360uk | 09/10/2010 | See all kevin360uk's reviews (28)First few reviews of the game are a bit harsh! Try turning all aids off, manual gears with a steering wheel, then you will realise it certainly is not arcade.It's not a perfect game, but the physics are pretty challenging and i'd recommended the use of a wheel for this to get the most out of Blackbeans first rally game. It requires a good amount of wheel input to maintain realistic control of your car, with a lot of concentration listening to your co-driver, as one mistake can be very costly.Car audio is on the disappointing side, lacking in some effects too. A decent enough game overall
4 Good, but not quiteMeeker | 26/11/2010 | See all Meeker's reviews (2)A few people that have reviewed this game have said how unrealistinc the gameplay is. Granted it not 100% but its not far off. I have Driven Rally cars and been on plenty of Rally stages both gravel and tarmac and believe me when your pushing a car to the limit they really do slid around a lot. If you looking for the point to point rally experience then this is the game you want as Dirt 2 has lost this feature.


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