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Constructed of very heavy cardboard, this framed, double, eye chart measures 24 inches long x 13 inches wide. It remains in good overall condition. There are various imperfections such as minor stains and wrinkles (see photos) which do not at all detract from the great visual appeal of the chart. A few 1/2 inch, unobtrusive, edge tears along with old, brown, moisture stains are noted on the Kindergarten Eye Test chart.
The Kindergarten chart is marked 'American Optical' on the bottom and 'A O Kindergarten Test Chart' on the top.
The standard eye chart is marked 'CC.' at the top and 'Wall & Ochs Opticians, 1716, Chestnut Street, Phila'.
The display is quite appealing with embossed and raised detailing featuring eye muscle anatomy. quite visually appealing!! (Sorry, couldn't help it!)
The sign dates to the 1950s, is in fine condition, and is complete with a fold-out, rear, display stand, measuring approximately 13 inches high x 8 inches wide.
Retaining its vivid coloration, this conversation piece is in very good condition with tiny, unobtrusive paint flecks and chipping to the chalkware as noted in photos. The chipping is evident primarily at the base. A four inch, diagonal hairline is present on the center top near the "H" in the word "Headquarters"; it does not impact the structural integrity of the piece and is actually barely visible on the front side of the piece.
This seldom found piece of medical and/or drug store advertising could serve as a most colorful focal point of a collection.
Due to the weight of this unique piece, it is not subject to our free shipping offer.
Constructed of paper that is reinforced with fabric, this chart is not to be missed. Measuring just over 34 inches long x 10 inches wide, it remains in good overall condition. There are various imperfections such as minor stains and wrinkles (see photos) which do not at all detract from the great visual appeal of the chart. A few 1/2 inch, unobtrusive, edge tears are noted.
Marked 'American Optical Company - No. 1936' on the bottom and 'Printed in USA' on the side. Can be easily framed and mounted for display.
This fabulous early tool of the medical trade sports a visually-interesting, graphic, brass face with a scale delineating increments from 0 to 1400 pounds. There are 2 dials - one that notes the actual pressure achieved, and the second stationary dial that serves as the reference.
This instrument enjoys wonderful, rich patina on both the metal and wooden sections. It measures 13 inches at the widest point and 10 inches at the wooden handles.
A fabulous device which has great visual appeal and displays wonderfully! Sure to spark some interesting conversation at your next gathering!
The Boericke & Tafel Company is presently a premier supplier of homeopathic medicines and is also one of the country's oldest homeopathic companies, having begun its manufacturing enterprise back in 1853.
Dating to the 1880's, the handsome mahogany case is complete with 103 unused bottles sporting paper and cork top labels. This rarity comes complete with its original key. The case measures 11.5" L x 8.25" W x 3" H is in very nice condition, embellished with an inlaid, oval, brass unmarked owners label.
This instrument dated 1928 has survived in very nice condition sporting a miniature paper optical chart. The wooden tool measures about 11.5 inches, complete with a good optical lens and functions like new.
The tool works fine and the blade opens and closes easily and is 9.5 inches long.
Ready for framing, this unusual piece of history would be a fabulous addition to one's collection of slavery or medical artifacts. It measures approximately 7 inches wide x 1.34 inches high and would look fabulous double-matted in an exquisite frame.
The Middle Passage Museum was the dream of Jim and Mary Anne Petty of Mississippi as well as that of an anonymous Georgian benefactor who had together compiled a collection of slave artifacts numbering over 15,000 pieces and who had hoped to find a permanent site in Mobile, Alabama, for their museum. While they formed a non-profit organization to raise funds for their hoped-for museum, their dream was never realized.
In a 2003 statement, Jim Petty remarked, "The importance of the exhibit of these artifacts is to understand the harshness of what slavery and segregation was all about. The items in the exhibit remind us of the terrible heinousness of slavery. Viewing the collection can be very emotional, but it is a tool through which we can understand, honor and respect a great culture. We want to realize that out of slavery, a great culture emerged, and carried on, and continued to strive for a better life regardless of the adverse conditions that were placed upon them."
Measuring 60 inches wide by 40 inches high, this highly colorful chart is just chock-full of information! Metal hanging grommets placed across the top facilitated display back in the 1950's. This incredibly interesting, double-sided chart highlights the science and history of sight as well as its medical assessment and its effects on one's ability to function productively in society.
The front side of the chart is entitled, "Vision: Master Key to Man's Progress" and highlights the biology and history of sight with a side discussion of optical illusions. The back side is entitled, "Science: Multiplies Eye Power" and discusses the science of vision and its correction featuring the Snellen Vision Chart, an Astigmatism chart and a Color Discrimination chart.
Condition is quite good with excellent color and clarity of print. Foxing is present on the front side side of the chart where the Optical Illusion information is printed. A very small edge tear is evident on the bottom of the chart and is most readily seen in photos when viewing the bottom back side of the chart where the description of Color Discrimination is found. (please see photos)
A fabulous, mid-20th century retrospective on vision as well as 1950's optometry and opthamology! Would be fabulous framed between two pieces of plexi-glass to facilitate display on either side!
Veterinary signs of any type are quite scarce! Wonderful patina!
The condition is excellent with minor edge wear to the leather case. One vial is missing. Also contained within the interior of the case are a few prescription forms marked "MEDICAL DEPARTMENT U.S. NAVY". Measures 10.5L x 2.5W x 4H.
The bottle measures nearly 7.5 inches high and is complete with original contents. The condition of the bottle is very nice with only minor staining next to the letters in the word, BONKORA. Although the box is damaged, it displays well as it retains the image of the nude female- an interesting conversation piece!
A bit of history: BONKORA was actually advertised as a weight loss treatment in print advertising, although this usage is not stated on the box. With sales in decline in the late 1930s, the BONKORA manufacturer attempted to make their product a bit more interesting by streamlining the original, bulkier silhouette in their advertising and adding a naked lady on the label. While a clever touch, the product's popularity continued to wan – perhaps due to a combination of the economics of the Great Depression and the increased federal enforcement of earlier-legislated laws prohibiting unsubstantiated wild curative claims for any and all maladies.
Condition: Mild, unobtrusive wear to the paper. The blue round label is affixed to the glass, not the actual paper. The frame retains 2 early holes used for hanging along with various surface dings and an early slice of wood missing from the right side of frame.
Historically, Pabst's Okay Specifics was cited by the 1906 FDA Act for various violations including failure to mention alcohol content, having no known curative ingredient, etc, resulting in frequent seizure and destruction of the product!
Included are: Instruction Sheet, Sheet with choice of glasses available with prices, pictures and list of satisfied customers, greeting letter, Special Notice, Mailing Label, Guarantee, Order Blank, Tester with Original Shipping Box. The Original Shipping Price Shown on the Box is 3¢.
The Tester is made of wood, sports a lens and a tiny metal eye chart. The condition is very fine except for a small scratch to the chart and minor wear to the paper inserts.
Very unusual home eye exam tester!
The bowl measures 4.25 inches at the mouth, 4 inches tall and is approximately 5 inches at its widest point. It dates to the 1940 era.


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Date: Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Location: Street Level Conference Room
Showing 1 to 20 of 20 items tagged as evidence-based medicine
Provider: McGraw-Hill
Contents: calculators, forms, full text, glossary, tests, textbooks
Access Level: Licensed, On-Site Visitor, TMC Academic User
Descriptions: JAMAevidence provides fundamental tools for teaching, learning, and applying evidence-based medicine in the assessment of health problems and outcomes of health care. Users will find leading references that explain basic principles to turn theory into practice, customizable worksheets that allow them to systematically apply evidence-based medicine to their cases, and PowerPoint slideshows to enhance classroom and conference learning.
Keywords: clinical evidence, evidence-based medicine, evidence-based practice
ACP Smart Medicine & AHFS DI® Essentials™database
Provider: Teton Data Systems
Contents: drug monographs, full text, mobile access
Access Level: Licensed, On-Site Visitor, TMC Academic User
Descriptions: ACP Smart Medicine is a regularly-updated, decision support tool from the American College of Physicians. Smart Medicine replaces ACP PIER.
- Diseases
- Screening and Prevention
- Complementary and Alternative Medicine
- Ethical and Legal Issues
- Procedures
- Prevention
- Screening
- Diagnosis
- Consultation
- Hospitalization
- Therapy
- Patient Education
- Follow-up
Keywords: biomedical ethics, clinical decision-making, clinical studies, drugs, evidence-based medicine, evidence-based practice, law, point-of-care
Provider: Elsevier
Contents: Abstracts, CME, full text, links to full text, mobile access, summaries
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: PracticeUpdate incorporates the former OncologyStat! with other modules on Primary Care, Eye Care, Cardiology, Dermatology and Urology. This resource requires free registration and the creation of a brief user profile, which enables emailed content feeds tailored to the user's own interests. There is an editorial board for each discipline. Features for which one can opt in or out by discipline include conference coverage, editors' picks, CME alerts and breaking news. For more information on this resource, read its About information.
Keywords: cancer, cardiology, clinical trials, decision support, dermatology, drugs, evidence-based medicine, eye, healthcare policy, multidisciplinary, oncology, opthalmology, physicians, quick reference
Effective Health Care Program – AHRQdatabase
Provider: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Contents: CE, charts/graphs, CME, datasets, full text, government documents, images, links, multiple databases, practice guidelines, reports, summaries, video
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: First funded by Congress in 2005, the Effective Health Care Program funds and synthesizes the findings of teams of researchers and clinicians across North America, to identify ways to improve the quality of health care through evidence-based decision-making. Research summaries are available for consumers (many with Spanish translations), clinicians and policy-makers. Also for patients, short videos on treatment options, helpful comparative charts on the effectiveness of different treatments for various conditions. Many resources in various formats are provided. The Program invites comments and topic research/review suggestions, and data deposit by medical professionals. Links are provided to plug-ins for viewing video content.
Keywords: clinical evidence, data analysis, data-sharing, evidence-based medicine, evidence-based practice, healthcare policy, healthcare research, patient care, patient education, Spanish translation
Systematic Review Data Repositorydatabase
Provider: AHRQ (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
Contents: Abstracts, datasets, reports, statistics
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: In an effort to reduce the burden of conducting systematic reviews, the Evidence-based Practice Center (EPC) at Tufts Medical Center, with support from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), developed a collaborative, web-based repository of systematic review data. This resource serves as both an archive and data extraction tool and is shared among organizations and individuals producing systematic reviews worldwide, enabling the creation of a central database of systematic review data which may be critiqued, updated, and augmented on an ongoing basis. This database is made freely accessible to facilitate evidence reviews, which in turn can improve and facilitate healthcare policy-making. To contribute comments or data, register for a free personal account.
Keywords: clinical evidence, collaborative, Creative Commons, decision support, evidence-based medicine, physician, systematic reviews
SUMSearch 2database
Provider: University of Kansas School of Medicine, Wichita
Contents: Abstracts, blog, CE, Citations, links to full text, practice guidelines, search engine
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: SUMSearch 2 simultaneously searches free Web resources: PubMed, DARE (Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects) and National Guideline Clearinghouse for evidence-based healthcare information. It groups results by category: original studies, systematic reviews, and guidelines. Entries from the blog ClinDx are displayed, along with the New England Journal of Medicine's Image Challenge, CME cases, and Physician's First Watch medical news. Recent articles from ACP Journal Club are also displayed.
Keywords: evidence-based medicine, evidence-based practice
PubMed Healthdatabase
Provider: National Library of Medicine/National Center for Biotechnology Information
Contents: full text, government documents, multiple databases, patient education, practice guidelines, summaries
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: PubMed Health, covering 2003 to the present, provides summaries and full texts of selected systematic reviews in one place. There is also information for consumers and clinicians based on those reviews. A search on PubMed Health runs simultaneously in PubMed. A filter is used to identify all the indexed scientific articles at the NLM that might be systematic reviews. This search includes articles from before 2003. Information partners selected by PubMed Health to contribute clinical effectiveness information are:
- Agency for Health Care Research and Quality (AHRQ)
- Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD)
- The Cochrane Collaboration (CC)
- German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG)
- National Cancer Institute (NCI)
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines program (NICE)
- National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme (NIHR HTA)
- Oregon Health and Science University's Drug Effectiveness Review Project (DERP)
- Department of Veterans Affairs' Evidence-based Synthesis Program from the Veterans Health Administration R&D (VA ESP)
Keywords: clinical evidence, clinical trials, consumer health, decision support, evidence-based medicine, patient education, systematic reviews
Evidence Based Medicine: Finding the Best Clinical Literaturewebsite
Provider: University of Illinois at Chicago Library of the Health Sciences-Peoria
Descriptions: Jo Dorsch of the UIC Library of the Health Sciences, Peoria has created an excellent guide to the practice of Evidence Based Medicine and this website is also a rich gateway to other EBM resources. Some links are to subscription resources held by UIC, but most are free.
Keywords: evidence-based medicine, gateway, links, tutorial
Trip – Find Evidence Fastdatabase
Provider: TRIP
Contents: federated search, government documents, links, links to full text, patient education, practice guidelines, search engine, summaries, textbooks, tutorials
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: Trip is a search engine for quickly locating documentation on evidence-based practice. It draws from many sources: systematic reviews; evidence-based synopses;, practice guidelines from the U.S., Canada, Great Britain, Australia and other countries; primary research articles from major medical journals; e-textbooks; and decision aids for patients as well as other patient-oriented information. By establishing identity via a free log-in, the user can add CME credit for materials read. Sort search results by level of quality, by date or by relevance.
Keywords: clinical evidence, decision support, evidence-based medicine
Centre for Evidence Based Medicinewebsite
Provider: University of Oxford
Descriptions: University of Oxford's CEBM (Centre for Evidence Based Medicine) is "a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the practice, teaching and dissemination of high quality evidence based medicine to improve healthcare in everyday clinical practice." On its website, CEBM provides open-access PowerPoint files of lectures and workshops; a YouTube Channel page featuring descriptions and links to instructive videos on the elements or steps in an evidence-based process, and on how to teach evidence-based practice; links to events and conferences; and links to other EBM-related resources and tools, such as medical calculators and critical appraisal worksheets.
Keywords: clinical evidence, education, evidence, evidence-based, evidence-based medicine, graduate medical education, health care, healthcare, healthcare policy, healthcare quality, medical education, medicine, networking, systematic reviews
NCBI Bookshelfdatabase
Provider: National Center for Biotechnology Information
Contents: archive, books, E-books, full text, reports
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: Collaborating with authors and publishers, the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) adapts biomedical books for the web. They may either be accessed via direct search or via "Books" links in PubMed abstracts. There are more than 1,400 open-access titles in the Bookshelf. Browse by date, title, subject, publisher and document type. Among the titles are guides to using NCBI databases and sites, Surgeon General reports, and information from various agencies.
Keywords: AHRQ, biomedical research, chemicals, computational biology, drugs, evidence-based medicine, genetics, genome, genomics, health policy, medicine, public health, U.S. Government, world health organization
National Guideline Clearinghousedatabase
Provider: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Contents: full text, index, links to full text, mobile access, practice guidelines, summaries
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: National Guideline Clearinghouse™ (NGC) is a comprehensive database of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and related documents, updated weekly. User-friendly features of the site include: summaries available for download to hand-held devices; a guideline comparison utility for the end user; guideline syntheses prepared by NGC staff; an expert commentary feature from the editorial board; and an annotated bibliography of resources about guidelines- their development, methodology, structure, evaluation and implementation.
Keywords: clinical evidence, clinical medicine, evidence-based medicine
Introduction to Evidence-Based Practicewebsite
Provider: Duke University Medical Center Library and Health Sciences Library, UNC-Chapel Hill
Descriptions: This classic tutorial provides a clear explanation of the reasons for using an evidence-based approach to patient care, and uses a detailed example to illustrate how to research a case using the evidence-based method. There is a self-test at the end.
Keywords: courseware, Creative Commons, evidence-based medicine, student, tutorial
PubMed Clinical Queriesdatabase
Provider: National Center for Biotechnology Information/National Library of Medicine
Contents: Abstracts, Citations, index, links to full text
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: A specialized PubMed search interface that affords easier, more focused access to clinical studies, systematic reviews and medical genetics information.
Keywords: clinical studies, clinical trials, decision support, evidence-based medicine, genetics, systematic reviews
NICE Pathwaysdatabase
Provider: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (UK)
Contents: flowcharts, full text, images, multiple databases, practice guidelines
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: This online tool from the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Excellence gives fast, easy access by topic to the full range of guidance from NICE, including quality standards, technology appraisals, clinical and public health guidance and implementation tools.
Keywords: clinical practice guidelines, evidence-based medicine, healthcare professionals, interactive, internal medicine, primary care
CHEMM: Chemical Hazards Emergency Medical Managementdatabase
Provider: U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services/National Library of Medicine
Contents: brief records, full text, practice guidelines
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: CHEMM enables first responders and other healthcare providers and planners to plan for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate the effects of mass-casualty incidents involving accidental or terrorist chemical releases. CHEMM is downloadable, in order to be available when the Internet is inaccessible. It provides evidence-based information and guidance on a wide variety of topics, including quick chemical identification, acute patient care guidelines, and initial event activities. The Intelligent Syndromes Tool combines and measures answers to quick questions about a patient's symptoms input by a responder, in order to determine the probable chemical agent involved; links posted above the probable causes lead to a full record with recommended procedures.
Keywords: biohazards, bioterrorism, chemicals, decision support, disaster management, disaster preparedness, evidence-based medicine, patient care, physicians, public health, toxins
Centre for Reviews and Disseminationdatabase
Provider: Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, National Institute for Health Research, UK
Contents: Abstracts, full text, government documents, search engine
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: This organization produces DARE (Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects) and provides content to the Cochrane Library. A search at this site (updated daily) draws evidence-based healthcare information from DARE, the National Health Service's Economic Evaluation Database (EED), and the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) database. CRD provides systematic reviews, economic evaluations and health technology assessments. Also of interest, link from here to the PROSPERO database, an international database of prospective registration of systematic reviews.
Keywords: decision support, evidence-based medicine, physicians, systematic reviews
BestBETS: Best Evidence Topicsdatabase
Provider: Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester, UK
Contents: full text, index
Access Level: Free, Open Access
Descriptions: BETs were developed in the Emergency Department of Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK, to provide rapid evidence-based answers to real-life clinical questions, using a systematic approach to reviewing the literature. BETs take into account the shortcomings of much current evidence, allowing physicians to make the best of what there is. Although BETs initially had an emergency medicine focus, there are a significant number of BETs covering cardiothoracics, nursing, primary care and paediatrics.
Keywords: clinical evidence, emergency medicine, evidence-based medicine, physicians, point-of-care
Cochrane Librarydatabase
Provider: John Wiley & Sons
Contents: Abstracts, full text, summaries
Access Level: Licensed, On-Site Visitor, TMC Academic User
Descriptions: The Cochrane Library is a collection of six databases that contain different types of independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making, and a seventh database that provides information about groups in The Cochrane Collaboration. * Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews * Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials * Cochrane Methodology Register * Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects * Health Technology Assessment Database * NHS Economic Evaluation Database * About The Cochrane Collaboration
Keywords: clinical decision-making, clinical evidence, clinical trials, evidence-based medicine, point-of-care, research, systematic reviews
Provider: McGraw-Hill
Contents: E-books, full text, images, textbooks, video
Access Level: Licensed, On-Site Visitor, TMC Academic User
Descriptions: AccessMedicine is an integrated database, updated daily, that draws on the more than 60 essential clinical and academic medical texts included, as well as a drug index, a differential diagnostic tool (called "Diagnosaurus") and an extensive library of images and videos. Also provided is a large selection of .pdf patient handouts. Note: The Self-Assessment and Cases features in AccessMedicine are accessible once you establish a personal login, which you must first do while logged in to your TMC Library remote access account. Once you have a personal "MyAccess" account, you will be able to use AccessMedicine from any location, whether you are logged in to your TMC Library account or not. To access Mobile view log in with your MyAccess username and password. (See Mobile Instructions under Help at top right of the AccessMedicine home page.) Mobile devices supported: iPhone/iPhone 3G, BlackBerry Bold and Android.
Keywords: clinical, diagnosis, drugs, evidence-based medicine, medical education, point-of-care

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Robin Piccone 'Pippa' Crochet Trim Cover-Up Tunic
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Women's Fantasie Embellished Cover-Up Caftan, Size Large -
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Women's Bcbgeneration 'New Horizons' Print Cover-Up
A beaded tassel tie adds playful movement to a perfectly sheer cover-up patterned with a tropical floral print and finished with a subtle pompom trim. Color(s): black multi, black white, spiced orange. Brand: BCBGENERATION. Style Name:Bcbgeneration 'New Horizons' Print Cover-Up. Style Number: 5151934. Available in stores. Learn More
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A crinkled, lightweight romper is cut loose for easy-fitting comfort and cinched by a hidden elastic waist. The wide V-neckline offers a peek of sun-kissed skin. Color(s): melon. Brand: ELAN. Style Name:Elan Knit Cover-Up Romper. Style Number: 5098596. Available in stores. Learn More
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Condo was spacious and generally clean. It appears bathrooms were recently redone and some new carpeting. In general though, overpriced for amenities/extras I have previously seen in tourist area rentals around the country. Examples:
- condo supposedly sleeps 8. I'm not sure where persons 7&8 would actually sleep as the couches were very old, worn and I'd be hard-pressed to have anyone I care about sleep on them. If that's where they are sleeping, bring sleeping bags.
- kitchen was not equipped for 8 people. we ate only breakfast in the condo and our family of 4 used most dishes/glasses in one day. No dish soap provided to hand-clean dishes.
- main slider door to access deck and view lake/pool was fogged/stained over (perhaps from years of moisture). This was not appreciated for a "lakeside view" condo. Had to open door or step outside to be able to view the lake
- No wifi
- No DVD, CD or any other entertainment
- No cable TV. 20...


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The 2015-2016 Elkhart MVS Unit: (back row) Nick Bouwman, Evra Tshisola Zango, (front row) Phonevilay 'Kai' Khammany, Joshua Storrer, Jake Smucker
Join a community. The Jubilee House, which hosts the Elkhart MVS unit, is located in a racially and economically diverse neighborhood. MVSers enjoy this diverse community, as well as the network of former MVSers who now call Elkhart home. Participants are able to take advantage of the public transportation system and a 10-mile bike trail, which begins near the Jubilee House, connecting participants to nearby Goshen, Ind.
Join a congregation. The unit is supported by two congregations less than a mile away: Prairie Street Mennonite Church and Fellowship of Hope Mennonite Church. Also within walking distance is Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary, which lends itself to in-depth discussion about how faith influences all parts of life.
Prairie Street Mennonite Church is dedicated to its surrounding community. They reach out to the local Latino community through a developing translation program, and an ESL program that is hosted at the church six months during the year. Many PSMC members are involved in community action and have attended the nearby seminary.
Fellowship of Hope Mennonite Church offers a strong sense of community that derived from their historical beginning as an intentional community with a common purse. The 30 people who gather each Sunday have a strong commitment to work for peace and justice both in their homes and communities as well as in other parts of the world.
Join a cause. Elkhart is a great place for those exploring social work or peace and justice, but has a wide variety of other opportunities. Due to the racial, economic and theological diversity found in Elkhart, volunteers should have a heart for building community and connections across many differences.


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Join us for one of our upcoming events to support the Alzheimer's Association Louisiana Chapter
The Longest Day®
The Longest Day is an awareness and fundraising campaign for the Alzheimer's Association, and our main day of activity during Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month each June. On the longest day of the year, the Summer Solstice, we call on individuals around the globe to come together in solidarity from sunrise to sunset (roughly sixteen hours) to honor and remember friends and family affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Special thanks to all of our teams who participated in activities from sunrise to sunset on June 20, 2016! Shout out to our largest team from 2016: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Phi Sigma Omega, and our top fundraising team: Aces Against Alzheimer's. Check out our summary from 2016 by clicking here and keep up to date on our activities by liking our Facebook page.
To learn more about The Longest Day or register, please visit thelongestday.alz.org or contact Megan Bourg via (504) 613.6505 ext. 8038 or email@example.com.
How can you put your passion to work on The Longest Day? The activities are limitless! Long-time volunteer and supporter Bonnie Hay combines her passion for professional bull riding with her desire to raise funds and awareness in the fight to end Alzheimer's. Bonnie's Personal Quest for Alzheimer's Awareness started in 2004, and includes promoting awareness of the disease through her "SAYiWONT" t-shirts and purple flanks on the rodeo circuit. Learn more about Bonnie and our other supporters by visiting out Volunteer page.
RivALZ Blondes vs. Brunettes
RivALZ is a flag football game in which the two participating teams are divided based on the age-old rivalry between blondes and brunettes. Whether you are interested in playing, coaching, cheering, or volunteering, there is a place for you!
RivALZ Blondes vs. Brunettes game locations:
Lafayette, LA - Thanks to everyone who came out to support our 2016 game; this year we raised $59,393! Stay tuned for details for 2017 and check out photos from this year's game on our Facebook page.
Baton Rouge, LA - We are still tallying donations from this weekend's game! Thanks to everyone who came out on game day to support our players, coaches, and volunteers. Stay tuned for details for the 2017 game!
Visit our main Blondes vs. Brunettes page for complete game details and all events leading up to the big day!
Walk to End Alzheimer's®
Please join us for 1 of our 10 walks across the state to help us #EndAlz for the 84,000 people aged 65 and older in Louisiana with Alzheimer's disease and their 231,000 caregivers. To learn more, please visit our Louisiana Chapter Walk page by clicking here.
- Baton Rouge September 10
- Alexandria September 24
- Lake Charles October 8
- Mandeville October 8
- Ponchatoula October 8
- Bossier City October 22
- Houma October 22
- Lafayette October 29
- Monroe November 5
- New Orleans November 5
"Dining to Make a Difference" - Bayou Area and Tangipahoa Parish
S&D Spicy Kitchens, a franchisee of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, kicks off the third annual "Dining to Make a Difference" campaign today in the Bayou Area and Tangipahoa Parish. Beginning August 1, eleven Popeyes restaurants in Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite, Houma, Thibodaux, Morgan City, and Ville Platte invite participants to donate $1 to the Alzheimer's Association. In return, Popeyes will reward the guest with a coupon card worth other $25 in savings to be used toward free and discounted purchases during a future visit. Click here to learn more.Team Kickoff & Recruitment Party - New Orleans
Save the date for Thursday, August 18, for our New Orleans Walk to End Alzheimer's kickoff party! Join us at The Cannery (3803 Toulouse St in Mid City) for food, fun, and information on our 2016 Walk, which will be held November 5 at Audubon Park. Download the flier and share with someone who you think would make a great team captain!
Team Kickoff & Recruitment Party - St. Tammany
Save the date for Thursday, August 25, for our Northshore Walk to End Alzheimer's kickoff party at N'Tini's Restaurant in Mandeville! Learn more about our 2016 Walk to End Alzheimer's, sign up your team, and share your recruiting and fundraising techniques with other team captains. Download the flier and share with someone who you think would make a great team captain!
Painting with a Purpose - Mandeville
Join Brookdale Mandeville at Painting with a Twist in Mandeville on Wednesday, August 31, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. for Painting with a Purpose. The session will be a 3 hour step by step class to paint the Lakefront Gazebo. Pre-register for the class online here. The cost to participate is $45 per person and half of the proceeds raised will go to the Alzheimer's Association.
Team Kickoff & Recruitment Party - Shreveport
Stop by the Silver Star Smokehouse & Saloon between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 1, to learn more about the 2016 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Shreveport/Bossier City. On-site registration will be available so that you can register yourself or create your team while you enjoy snacks and possibly win an Alzheimer's Association give-away or door prize.Team Kickoff & Recruitment Party - Monroe
Stop by Monago Field House between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 10, to learn more about the 2016 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Monroe. On-site registration will be available so that you can register yourself or create your team while you enjoy snacks and possibly win an Alzheimer's Association give-away or door prize.
Thank you to our 2015 Walk to End Alzheimer's State Sponsors: Elder Outreach, Fishing for Memories, Heymann Foundation, S&D Spicy Kitchens/Popeyes, and Stirling Properties.
Cecil Hymel Memorial Golf Tournament
The Annual Cecil Hymel Memorial Golf Tournament hosted by the Hymel family is typically held in June. Contact Caryn Hymel at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or visit them on Facebook by clicking here.
Fishing For Memories
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MSNBC suspended political analyst Mark Halperin for an off-color remark about President Barack Obama on "Morning Joe" Thursday.
"I thought he was a (expletive) yesterday," Halperin said on Thursday's show during a discussion about Obama's news conference.
Halperin, a Time magazine editor at large, quickly apologized on the air and in a statement. MSNBC suspended him indefinitely and Halperin said he thought the action was appropriate. Halperin had prefaced his remark by asking, "Are we on the seven-second delay?" and said after that "I hope it worked."
It didn't.
The reference was to a brief delay in a TV show transmission that gives a producer the chance to quickly silence an offending remark before it goes out over the air. MSNBC said "Morning Joe" had the delay, but a producer pushed a wrong button.
"I want to offer a heartfelt and profound apology to the president, to my MSNBC colleagues, and to the viewers," Halperin said. "My remark was unacceptable, and I deeply regret it."
Glenn Beck leaving Fox for own Web network
Glenn Beck said goodbye to Fox News Channel on Thursday, airing his final show before going into business for himself. He told his fans that he was determined "to his last breath" to fix this country.
The colorful commentator will begin streaming a daily two-hour show for paying customers on his own Internet network, GBTV, in September.
His finale was vintage Beck, a continued monologue walking among his signature chalkboards. He took some shots at critics, promised fealty to his fans, came close to tears but didn't succumb and even poked some fun at his image.
"I'm the only host who is supposedly the most dangerous person in America because of my influence and the least influential person in America because my ratings are supposedly declining," he said.
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Justin Timberlake apparently wasn't satisfied with just playing a social media impresario in the movies, so now he's becoming one in real life.
The pop star, who played Napster co-founder Sean Parker in "The Social Network," a movie about Facebook, has joined Specific Media in buying its downtrodden rival, MySpace, from News Corp. in a deal that closed Wednesday.
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Janice Dickinson Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Janice Dickinson has revealed that she is batting breast cancer.
Janice Dickinson is an old, annoying, insane model. She thinks she's a lot hotter than she is.
Janice Dickinson has revealed that she is batting breast cancer.
Bill Cosby is headed to court.
No, the disgraced comic isn't facing criminal sexual assault charges (yet), but he'll reportedly be forced to testify in a civil suit filed by supermodel and reality TV personality Janice Dickinson.
Yesterday, we reported that Farrah Abraham assaulted a castmate on the Celebrity Big Brother aftershow, kicking off a brawl that forced producers to bring the show to a halt due to serious injuries sustained by at least one panel member.
There are conflicting reports as to what exactly happened, but everyone seems to agree that it all began when Farrah called model Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace a "hag," prompting Wallace to hurl champagne at her.
Janice Dickinson has filed a lawsuit against Bill Cosby.
The former supermodel is arguably the most famous woman to have come out and accused the comedian of sexual assault, alleging several weeks ago that Cosby drugged her in Lake Tahoe in 1982.
As the first household-name celebrity to come forward with allegations of abuse, Janice Dickinson's role in the Bill Cosby scandal is one of major significance.
Dickinson has inspired other women to come forward, and as an outspoken public figure with decades of media experience, Dickinson has become a sort of unofficial spokesperson for the dozens of women who claim to have been victimized by Cosby.
Janice Dickinson has once again gone off on Bill Cosby.
The model, who went public last month with the allegation that Cosby raped her when the two were in Lake Tahoe together in 1982, sat across from Nancy Grace last night and continued to blast the embattled actor.
Last month, Janice Dickinson accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault, claiming that the TV legend drugged and raped her after a 1982 business meeting.
Today, Dickinson described the evening in vivid, emotional detail during an interview with CNN:
Janice Dickinson is not backing down.
The veteran model made major headlines this week when she accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault and, despite the comedian's attorney denying this accusation, Dickinson insisted on its validity in an interview with Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday.
Retired supermodel and former America's Next Top Model judge has become the latest woman to accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault.
In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Dickinson claims that Cosby drugged and raped her in Lake Tahoe following a business meeting in 1982.
Most of her body parts may be fake, but Janice Dickinson is now facing some very real trouble:
The former supermodel has declared bankruptcy, as The New York Post confirms she's compiled nearly $1 million in debt.


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Chris Van Heerden To Be Trained By Freddie Roach
by Francisco Salazar
Welterweight Chris Van Heerden will now be trained by Freddie Roach, Van Heerden told Boxingscene.com on Wednesday afternoon.
Originally from South Africa, Van Heerden (21-1-1, 11 KOs) has continued his success in the ring this year, only he now lives and trains in Southern California.
In his last bout on April 16, Van Heerden won a hard-fought 10 round split decision victory over Ray Narh in Santa Monica, Calif. With the victory, he has now won his last seven bouts in a row.
Van Heerden served as a sparring partner of Miguel Cotto and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez in the last couple of months. It was during these sparring session with Cotto that Van Heerden reportedly said Roach saw something in the southpaw fighter.
When I worked with (Miguel) Cotto in camp, Freddie gave me one look and told me I could be something special," said Van Heerden. "It's a dream come true. (Freddie) Roach will bring out the best in me. I'm excited."
From January up until recently, Van Heerden worked with Southern California-trainer Manuel Robles at the Rock Gym in the Los Angeles suburb of Carson.
Van Heerden was scheduled to fight Cecil Macalla on July 25 in Verona, N.Y., but had to pull out of the fight about a week before the fight due to an ankle injury suffered in training camp.
No exact date on when Van Heerden could return to the ring, but word is he could be fighting in late September. Van Heerden is promoted by King Sports Worldwide.
Francisco A. Salazar has written for Boxingscene.com since September of 2012 and has covered boxing in Southern California and abroad since 2000. He also covers boxing for the Ventura County (CA) Star newspaper, RingTV, and Knockout Nation. He can be reached by email at [email protected] or on Twitter at FSalazarBoxing
Roach trains too many fighters.Comment by Hougigo on 07-30-2014
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|In Flanders fields the poppies blow,
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We are the Dead. Short days ago
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Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel with free breakfast, near Naval War College Museum
Located in the heart of Middletown, this motel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Newport Grand Slots, Naval War College Museum, and Touro Synagogue. International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum and The Breakers are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
This motel features a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and a front-desk safe. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided.
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Rodeway Inn Middletown31 W Main Road Middletown RI 02842
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This motel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- 24-hour front desk
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- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 2
- Free breakfast
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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|The Casper Mountain Snow School is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing professional ski and snowboard education programs focused on safety, excellent service, skills development and fun. Our teaching philosophy is founded upon a deep respect for the alpine environment, respect for each other and a belief that the benefits of ski and snowboard education go well beyond our experience on the slopes.
The Casper Mountain Snow School, Established in 2011, is a division of the Casper Mountain Racers and offers a variety of ski and snowboard learning possibilities at Hogadon Ski Area. The Snow School is a member school of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) and American Association of Snowboard Instructors (AASI). Our commitment is to give each guest the best lesson possible. Our staff continues to learn about skiing and teaching. Each season we host PSIA & AASI clinics from the region's best ski & snowboard examiners to ensure Snow School instructors are teaching the latest techniques. What this means to our guests is efficient and effective time spent learning from our trained professionals. Come up for a group or a private lesson and learn to ride skis or a snowboard at our family-friendly, local facility.
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Unemployment in September 2011
October 11, 2011
The number of unemployed persons, at 14.0 million, was essentially unchanged in September, and the unemployment rate was 9.1 percent. Since April, the rate has held in a narrow range from 9.0 to 9.2 percent.
Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rates for adult men (8.8 percent), adult women (8.1 percent), teenagers (24.6 percent), whites (8.0 percent), blacks (16.0 percent), and Hispanics (11.3 percent) showed little or no change in September. The jobless rate for Asians was 7.8 percent, not seasonally adjusted.
The civilian labor force increased by 423,000 in September, but the labor force participation rate—the percentage of the civilian noninstitutional working-age population who are in the labor force—was little changed, at 64.2 percent.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. To learn more, see "The Employment Situation — September 2011" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-11-1441.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Unemployment in September 2011 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2011/ted_20111011.htm (visited September 29, 2016).
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Melanie Conroy, Assistant Professor of French, University of Memphis
| Melanie Conroy' s research explores literature, the visual, and gender studies in modern France and Europe. She is currently working on cultural histories of the aristocracy and of European salons as sites of literary production.
She received her doctorate from Stanford University in 2012. She also holds MAs from the University of Buffalo and the Université de Paris VIII. At the University of Memphis, she teaches nineteenth-century literature, French civilization, French and Francophone visual culture, and intermediate French language. While at Stanford, she was the managing editor of Republics of Letters and lab manager for the Humanities + Design lab (CESTA). She taught in two new interdisciplinary programs Education as Self-Fashioning and Thinking Matters.
She has recently published articles in Poetics Today, Nineteenth-Century French Studies, Médias 19, RELIEF, and Romance Notes - on nineteenth- and twentieth-century French fiction, salons, visual representations, and the theory of the novel. She is the project lead on three digital humanities projects: The Salons Project (Mapping Republics of Letters), Mapping Balzac, and 19th-Century Networks. Her work has been supported by a Whiting Fellowship.
In her current book project, she argues that the surprisingly long afterlife that aristocrats enjoyed in French literature was due to their ability to serve as projections of ideal selves—and the ability of literary aristocracies to reflect ideal societies, whose qualities varied according to the ideological orientation of the writer. Drawing upon authors as diverse as madame de Staël, Delphine de Girardin, Barbey d'Aurevilly, Scribe, Proust, Robbe-Grillet, and Renoir, she demonstrates that high literary versions of the aristocracy had much in common with popular visions of the nobility found in magazines, caricatures, street theater, and popular writing, all of which contributed to the very public debate over who should lead France.
She writes reviews for the LSE Review of Books and blog posts about the digital humanities on HASTAC.
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SUNY Buffalo, Masters in Comparative Literature (June 2005).
University of Alberta, B.A. with honors in English Literature (June 2000).
2013 "Mapping Fuzzy Logic and Fictional Universes," THAT Camp Alabama, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, August.
2013 "Literary Salons, Bourgeois Cercles: Social Networks and the Aesthetics of the Post-Revolutionary Salon," American Comparative Literature Association, University of Toronto, April.
2012 "Mapping French Salons: 1700-1914," LENS Mapping People Symposium, University of Redlands, Redlands, CA, October.
2012 "The bal bourgeois: Taste, Excess, and Social Distinction," Nineteenth-Century French Studies Conference, Raleigh, NC, October.
2012 "Comment se vendre : L'escroquerie et le marketing dans 'La vie publique et privée de mossieu Réac' de Nadar," Presse, prostitution, bas-fonds dans l'espace médiatique francophone, Colloque international, Québec, Canada, June.
2012 "Enrichissez-vous: Speculation in the comédies-vaudevilles and Balzac," American Comparative Literature Association, Providence, RI, March.
University of Memphis, 2013-present.
French Visual Culture. Study of major works of French and Francophone visual culture and cinema from a cultural perspective; readings in French theory and criticism; exploration of transformations in Francophone societies as reflected in visual culture; films by Méliès, Clouzot, Truffaut, Chabrol, Bachir, Sembène, and others. See syllabus.
Intermediate French. Comprehensive review of French grammar, exercises in writing, and readings in French literature and culture.
French Civilization. Culture of France as reflected in its history, social institutions, art, and music. Recommended for Foreign Language, liberal arts, and International Business majors.
Stanford University, 2007-2013.
Revolutions in Prose: The 19th-Century Novel. Taught with Professor Dan Edelstein to reconceive his second-year course on revolutions and the nineteenth-century French novel. Authors include Stendhal, Balzac, Flaubert, Zola, and Anatole France. Team-taught. Sessions in French. Winter 2013. (Part of a Teagle teaching grant.)
Thinking Matters: The Poet Remaking the World. Lecturer in new Thinking Matters course on poetry and social transformation. With Professors Eavan Boland (English) and Steven Carter (Asian Languages and Literatures). Authors include Owen, Kerouac, Basho, and Eliot. Responsibilities include teaching two sections, co-authoring assignments, and grading undergraduate papers. Winter 2012.
Education as Self-Fashioning: Learning for a Public Life. Instructor for freshman writing course in pilot "Education as Self-Fashioning" program with Professor Dan Edelstein (French). Responsibilities include teaching a section, co-authoring assignments, and grading undergraduate papers. Fall 2012.
Images of Women in French Cinema. TA for Professor Jean-Marie Apostolidès. Responsibilities included teaching two sections, co-authoring exams, and grading undergraduate papers. Spring 2012.
Outsiders, Conspirators, and the Masses: Nineteenth-Century French Fiction. Designed and taught. Looks at the emergence of new social types in nineteenth-century fiction: social climbers, dandies, amateur philosophers, impoverished students, master criminals, aspiring actresses, and political radicals. How do groups differentiate themselves in and by way of literature? Who belongs and who doesn't? Which groups are heroized and which are villainized? Authors include Balzac, Stendhal, Sue, Nerval, Vigny, Flaubert, Zola. Taught in French. Spring 2010.
Philosophy and Literature. Teaching assistant for Professors Lanier Anderson and Joshua Landy. Responsibilities included teaching a section, co-creating assignments, and reviewing undergraduate papers. Winter 2010.


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Pleasant and affordableI recently spent 6 nights at this Days Inn and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The room was clean, easily accessible and the front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. I recommend this hotel if you are looking for a clean, pleasant hotel that will not hurt your budget.Rating:2
NOT a 2-star hotelNot a one-star hotel either. Those beds were hard as the floor. The check-in clerk was friendly and helful, but the noise of the cleaning crew and guests was deafening. We could hear the people in another room near us throwing up and using the toilet! The neighborhood was a little scary after dark - loitering people.Rating:3
Great locationFor the price, this hotel was not a bad choice. Its in a great location, the shopping centers are almost within walking distance. The front desk clerks were very courteous and helpful. I would return there.Rating:4
Great Place to StayWe arrived about 10:30p.m. on Friday evening, August 29, 2008 and found the room to be quite spacious and comfortable. We even enjoyed the coffee in the room. We did not know about breakfast, but we are planning a trip back to the Outerbanks in April and will definitely book a room at the Days Inn and will enjoy it then.
Travelers tip on saving a few bucksIt was a great place to stay for the money.Rating:4
Would stay againThe only complaint I would have was that the pool was not clean. I picked the hotel for that reason for my child. Location was great, close to everything. Room was clean.
Travelers tip on diningEverything was right there, could not have asked for a better location.Rating:1
Very disappointed for a Days InnThis hotel is infested with German roaches. They were crawling up the bathroom walls and later found them crawling out of pizza box we had just ordered. Also, one of pillows smelled of ammonia from old urine. The continental breakfast was equally disappointing. They were out of everything and microwave did not work. It was basically pretty disgusting.Rating:4
Not a Bad PlaceMy room had a king bed. Had a small fridge and microwave. The TVs picture was a bit fuzzy on some channels. The light in the bathroom burnt out and they fixed it in a timely manner. For the price, not a bad deal. Staff were friendly. Would return again.Rating:3
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Getting really wasted and fucking up all night long usually with a big group of friends.
Mark was chugging four locos when he got up and shoved Christian hard on the toilet.He was so black flagged.
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to do something fucked up or wrong. Usually followed by someone waving a small black flag and the words "You done fucked up, son"
Tynise black flagged when she texted the wrong person. Twice.
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a strong suggestion to avoid a person at all costs.
Behind Susie's back Wilkie formed the two-fingered x sign above her head - blackflagging her in no uncertain terms to Jimmy who had approached unsuspectingly with the intention of spading her.
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To have poisoned insects or critters. Derived from a trademark named insecticide.
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E-MTAB-1272 - Exposure of NHBE cells to cell cycle inhibitor specific for CDK4 / CDK6 (PD-0332991)
Submitted on 1 September 2011, released on 1 April 2013, last updated on 3 May 2014
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Modern 'omics' technologies, where changes in the expression of thousands of molecular species can be investigated in even a simple experiment, provide contemporary biomedical researchers with an unprecedented level of molecular granularity. An outstanding challenge is transformation of this experimental detail and complexity into meaningful biological insight. This is especially true for drug development and toxicological risk assessment, where molecular profiling data is increasingly being used to investigate the biological effects of a variety of exposures, from drugs to environmental factors, on human systems. Recently, we proposed a systems-based strategy for objectively predicting the mechanistic impact of biologically active substances from transcriptomic data, and report here on an initial implementation of this strategy. We applied a set of biological network models and novel scoring algorithms to investigate transcriptomic data from a range of experimental systems. Importantly, this approach enabled continuity between investigation at the molecular, pathway, and systems levels. When applied to targeted perturbations on in vitro systems, the method was able to identify and provide relative quantitation for the precise mechanisms that were impacted. In normal human bronchial epithelial (NHBE) cells, the method correctly indicated the temporal activation of the cell cycle following removal of a small molecule cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor. In rat nasal epithelium exposed to formaldehyde, the method identified known mechanistic effects caused by exposure, including increased cell proliferation and necrosis. Importantly, many of the effects indicated by the methodology were supported by experimental endpoint data, providing further objective validation of the general approach. We propose that various fields of human disease research, from drug development to consumer product testing, could benefit from using this or similar approaches to evaluate the biological impact of exposures.
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transcription profiling by array, compound treatment, in vitro, time series
Mechanistic Assessment of Biological Impact Using Transcriptomic Data and Hierarchically Structured Network Models. Ty Thomson, Alain Sewer, Florian Martin, Walter K. Schlage, Stephan Gebel, Jurjen W. Westra, Dmitry Vasilyev, Jennifer Park, Marja Talikka, Vincenzo Belcastro, Brian Frushour, Renee Deehan, Julia Hoeng, Manuel C. Peitsch.


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Police investigating auto burglaries at Lake HefnerUPDATED 9:27 PM CDT May 29, 2014
Police are investigating auto burglaries at Lake Hefner that they believe are linked to an organized national gang.Video Transcript
SMASHED WINDOWS AND BROKEN GLASS THAT'S HOW NIKKI SCHRAMM FOUND HER CAR AFTER A FAMILY PHOTO SHOOT AT LAKE HEFNER. Clip30 Nikki Schramm, Victim 18:49 "They said it's the felony lane gang which is a huge ring all through the United States." THE THIEVES MADE OFF WITH ID'S AND OTHER PERSONAL ITEMS BUT TURNS OUT SCHRAMM ISN'T THE ONLY VICTIM. Lauren Scheck, Victim phoner graphic14:48-14:57 "They think it's maybe somewhat gang related, organized crime ring, which makes it ten times scarier than it already was." LAUREN SCHECK WAS PICKING UP HER DAUGHTER FROM GYMNASTICS CLASS WHEN SHE CAME OUTSIDE HER CAR WINDOW WAS ALSO SMASHED HER PURSE ALONG WITH ID'S AND GIFTCARDS STOLEN. 34:52-34:57 "Our investigators were able to track one of those cards to a northwest Oklahoma City business." THIS SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWS TWO MEN AND A WOMAN INSIDE METROSHOE WHERE THEY TRIED TO USE SCHECK'S STOLEN CARD TO BUY SOCKS AND SHOES. Jennifer Wardlow 35:10-35:18 "Although we aren't calling them suspects in the auto burglary at this point, they are people we want to identify, we want speak with in connection with this case." POLICE SAY THE BREAK-INS COULD BE RELATED...WHILE VICTIMS JUST HOPE THE THIEVES ARE PUT BEHIND BARS. TAG THAT WAS BRIAN SHLONSKY REPORTING. POLICE SAY SINCE THIS IS AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION. THEY CANNOT COMMENT ON WHETHER OR NOT THE BREAK-INS ARE GANG RELATED.
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Should high school students be required to carry an ID card with a microchip so they can be tracked at school? Do you think there is a danger that these ID cards could be tracked outside of school?
A school district in Texas came under fire earlier this year when it announced that it would require students to wear microchip-embedded ID cards at all times. Now, students who refuse to be monitored say they are feeling the repercussions.
Since October 1, students at John Jay High School and Anson Jones Middle School in San Antonio, Texas, have been asked to attend class with photo ID cards equipped with radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips to track every pupil?s location. Educators insist that the endeavor is being rolled out in Texas to stem the rampant truancy devastating the school's funding. If the program is judged successful, the RFID chips could soon come to 112 schools in all and affect nearly 100,000 students.
Students who refuse to walk the school halls with the card in their pocket or around their neck claim they are being tormented by instructors, and are barred from participating in certain school functions. Some also said they were turned away from common areas like cafeterias and libraries.
The Northside Independent School District expects to collect upwards of $2 million in state funding by reversing its poor attendance figures, with the RFID program costing around one-quarter of that sum to initiate and another $136,005 in maintenance. The new funding may not offset the other damages that could arise: Heather Fazio of Texans for Accountable Government told WND that she filed a Freedom of Information Act request for $30 and received the names and addresses of every student in the school district.
?Using this information along with an RFID reader means a predator could use this information to determine if the student is at home and then track them wherever they go. These chips are always broadcasting so anyone with a reader can track them anywhere,? she said.
Kirsten Bokenkamp of the ACLU told the San Antonio Express-News earlier this year that her organization expected to challenge the board?s decision to use the tracking system, but the school went ahead with the program undeterred. Steve Hernandez told WND that he approached the ACLU abour representing his daughter?s case, but Rebecca Robertson of a local branch of the organization said that, ?the ACLU of Texas will not be able to represent you or your daughter in this matter,? saying the case did not meet the group's criteria.
Texas schools punish students who refuse to be tracked with microchips — RT


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Art With Heart, Soles
Paging Natalie Portman: David Foox wants your heart. Or, rather, just an X-ray of it.
David Foox—the South Africa-born artist known as FOOX—has curated a show in Chelsea's Lyons Wier Gallery from now until July 20. The show includes brightly-colored hearts and skulls he painted over X-rays attached to lightboxes, as well as other organ-centric pieces including the diminutive Organ Donor dolls.
The show, "As Within So Without," includes the work of five other artists and aims to raise awareness of and funds for organ donation: 10% of proceeds will support the Organ Donor Network of New York.
Some big names have contributed to the cause: "Rock of Ages" producer Israel Wolfson's X-rayed foot is given wings in the yellow "Achilles' Heal." The rib cage of an anonymous actress "whose name you'd know," FOOX said, provides the backdrop for the pink and red "Bleed for You." An upcoming collage—not in the show—will display the insides of Mark Hamill (aka Luke Skywalker) and fashion magnate Marc Ecko.
On FOOX's wish-list: film of Shia LaBeouf's broken hand from his recent accident and anything from Ms. Portman, because "we have a lot of friends in common." He would also take Barack Obama's X-ray, he said, because "that would be pretty cool."
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A's notes: Chavez becomes a folk hero?
Chavez: 'We're resilient'
Jesse Chavez pitched 5 2/3 innings, striking out seven batters en route to an A's victory. (USA TODAY IMAGES)
OAKLAND -- You don't just become a folk hero to hard-scrabble A's fans, who are not easily fooled. You have to earn it.
You have to do things like what Jesse Chavez did in the A's 3-2, 18-inning defeat of the New York Yankees Thursday afternoon, and then you get serenaded with your first name being chanted.
[REPLAY: A's win marathon game to complete sweep]
Chavez came out of the bullpen in the 13th inning, with one out and runners at first and second, and shut the Yankees down and out for 5 2/3 innings. The right-handed reliever only gave up one hit and struck out seven while walking two in 71 pitches -- he hit 95 mph with regularity -- and picking up his first victory of the season. In a Bizarro universe, it would qualify as a quality start.
"I was just staying within myself and attacking them," he said. "Staying down in the zone and staying over the plate."
All while utilizing a starter's mentality. He said he told A's manager Bob Melvin he could stay in the game "until we scored."
Well, no one ever warmed up as Chavez was the A's seventh pitcher of the day and only the four other starters and lefty reliever Sean Doolittle, who worked the previous two nights, were left.
"Obviously, it's a confidence booster," Chavez said. "Now I have to build off this one."
Said third baseman Josh Donaldson: "That's how you get on people's radar. People don't start respecting you until you do things like that."
Chavez had no idea what Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano's issue was with the A's after Chavez struck out Vernon Wells to end the 13th inning. Was it his relatively minuscule celebratory fist into the glove?
"I don't know," Chavez said. "He was looking at us so I was just looking back at him."
Broadcasters surmised that Cano was actually upset with A's catcher Derek Norris for purportedly suggesting Cano was stealing signs.
Speaking of Donaldson, he left the game after suffering cramps in his right hamstring in the top of the 16th inning.
"Hopefully we caught it before it got too bad," said Donaldson, who was 0-for-6 with two strikeouts.
When the A's needed 19 innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels in April, Oakland lost the services of Crisp, Chris Young and Brett Anderson.
"We paid the price (for that win) with guys getting hurt," Melvin said. "Not sure if that's the case this time."
The A's were already without center fielder/lead-off man Coco Crisp (right heel) and left fielder Yoenis Cespedes (left hamstring) from the starting lineup. But Crisp entered the game as a pinch-hitter in the 15th inning with the potential game-winning run at second base.
Crisp promptly looped a single into left field, but Brandon Moss was thrown out at the plate on the fly by Wells on a nasty-looking collision.
For Crisp to play, Melvin said, "it had to be a situation where he could win the game."
Almost. Crisp later added a two-out single.
The Yankees' DL'd duo of Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez had as many hits Thursday as did their 4, 5, 6 and 7 hitters…combined.
Mark Teixeira, Travis Hafner, Kevin Youkilis and Wells were a combined 0-for-28, with 12 strikeouts (each guy had a hat trick) and three walks, two by Teixeira and one by the Greek God of Walks, from "Moneyball" fame.
The A's have won 11 straight home games, the third-longest such streak in Oakland history and longest since they won 12 in a row at the Coliseum from Aug. 13 to Sept. 14, 2002…at 5 hours, 35 minutes, it is the longest "day game" in Coliseum history…John Jaso extended his career-best hitting streak to nine games and he has reached base safely in a career-best 13 straight.


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New Acquisitions
Bishop Leroy Charles Hodapp
Bishop Leroy C. Hodapp papers, circa 1996-2006: Framed items, notebook of grieving curriculum material, memorial programs, Council of Bishops roster and minutes, purple banner, prayer rug/banner, two DePauw University band CDs, 121 books and a set of John Wesley bookends. Hodapp was Bishop of the Indiana area 1984-92. He passed away May 26, 2006.
Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church (Greencastle, Ind.)
Pleasant Bethel United Methodist Church (Owen County, Ind.)
Castleton United Methodist Church (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Audio recording of the 1968 Castleton UMC125th anniversary observance; videotapes of 1996 interviews with Blaine Zook (oldest active member) , Louise Beaver (member 77 years), Emory McConnell (member 63 years) and Nina Dawson (member 70 years); 1981, 1984, 1989, 1996 and 1999 pictorial directories; United Methodist Women cookbook; church records including administrative board minutes 1946-52, baptism certificate stubs 1969-89, membership transfer certificate stubs, Board of Education minutes 1952-55, historical record book 1946-58, library brochure, memorial committee brochure, Sunday School records, membership record book 1901-24. The church was organized in 1843. [M016.020]
Thorntown United Methodist Church records
One booklet from the meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at Thorntown ME Church, 1902 and bulletin from the last service held at the Thorntown UMC building, 2015.
Olga Louise Eberly Jones, class of 1925
Dance Cards
Various dance cards: Delta Tau Delta presents "Melody Inn" (December 4, 1943); The Miami Triad (December 18, 1943); "The Junior Prom" presented by Battalion 1A and The Junior Class (April 8, 1944); Delta Tau Delta presents "Spring Formal" (May 20, 1944); The Miami Triad presented by Phi Delta Theta, Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Chi (December 2, 1944); Eta of Alpha Gamma Delta, "Heavenly Haze" (December 2, 1944); Delta Tau Delta present their "Annual Winter Formal" (January 20, 1945); Alpha Tau Omega, Spring Semi-Formal, "Diary" (April 7, 1945); The Phi Kappa Psi Christmas Formal in "The Old Rockpile" (December 15, 1945); Eta of Alpha Gamma Delta presents "Dance on the Moon" (March 9, 1946); Delta Zeta, "Moonlight Cruise" (March 9, 1946); Kappa Karousel (November 2, 1946); Alpha Phi, "Glistening" (December 7, 1946); Alpha of Kappa Alpha Theta, "Heaven Sent" (December 13, 1946); Eta of Alpha Gamma Delta presents Holiday Chalet (December 17, 1946); Xi Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha presents its Fall Formal "Lost Weekend" (December 17, 1946).


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Richard Knerr, (born June 30, 1925, San Gabriel, Calif.—died Jan. 14, 2008, Arcadia, Calif.) American entrepreneur who cofounded (with Arthur Melin) Wham-O, the company that became the distributor for the iconic toys they created, including the Hula Hoop, the Frisbee, Silly String, the Slip 'n Slide waterslide, and the SuperBall. Their first offering, a slingshot, was the inspiration for the name of the company; they interpreted the sound made by the slingshot as Wham-O. In 1982 the company was sold for $12 million.


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I'm very happy to see that Turner Classic Movies is showing Jules Dassin's masterpiece Rififi (or Du Rififi Chez les Hommes) tomorrow night. It's a classic Film Noir with one of the coolest heist scenes you'll ever see. I love sooooo many things about this movie, not the least of which is the sad, world weary face of the star, Jean Servais. This sketch doesn't do him justice so I may have to try again some other time.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Posted by Kevin Nowlan at 10:06 PM
Labels: movies, pencil scans, sketches, Unpublished work
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I will try to find that movie, it's always great to find a new Noir jewel. Thanks! Oh, and awesome drawing too..:DReplyDelete
Setting my DVR for this.ReplyDelete
You won't be sorry... I promise.ReplyDelete
- SanjayJuly 5, 2011 at 4:54 AM
You captured him perfectly!ReplyDelete
Rififi is one of the classic heist movies (worth it for that entire wordless sequence while they break in) it's also one of the influences on Soderbergh's Ocean's 11.
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Quince Cottage is a Georgian end of terrace property, set back from Tenterden's tree-lined High Street. In winter, snuggle up round the woodburning stove and in summer enjoy the secluded rear courtyard garden with a covered area for alfresco meals - whatever the weather! Warm, welcoming and full of character, this lovely cottage is located in one of Kent's most popular towns - the picturesque 'Cinque Port' of Tenterden has every reason to declare itself 'The Jewel of the Weald' with historic houses, wide variety of shops - including many antique shops - contemporary and traditional restaurants, tea shops, pubs and leisure centre. It is also home to The Kent & East Sussex Railway - the country's finest example of a rural light railway gently wending its way for ten and a half miles through the unspoilt countryside to the station in the shadow of magnificent Bodiam Castle......
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To the strains of Elton John's "Philadelphia Freedom," tennis icon Billie Jean King walked onto the pristine courts at Hunting Park on Thursday and said, "I am a public park kid."
King, a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame and owner of the Philadelphia Freedoms professional tennis team, was at the park in North Philadelphia to celebrate the reopening of the courts for the season.
The revamped courts are important "because this is where the kids are," said King, a native of Long Beach, Calif. "They don't have opportunities like this at every park. Hunting Park is really getting revitalized."


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