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TPP: Killing the Constitution With "Free Trade"
by Chris Campbell
On Nov 11, 2015
Chris Campbell describes how the TPP is threatening our freedom and gives examples of its treachery. It also happens to be one thing that Bernie Sanders is against as well. Read on…
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Go Local: "Pollinators" to Save Main Street
by Chris Campbell
On Sep 28, 2015
An invasive species has infiltrated your hometown. The only way to fight it is to become a "pollinator." Learn how…
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Hillbillies, Ancient Egypt, and the Great Depression
by Chris Campbell
On Apr 7, 2015
Did the Beverly Hillbillies predict the monetary crisis? What does Ireland's potato famine have to do with the collapse of the dollar? How did Joseph really save the Egyptians before the "Seven Lean Years"? Read on…
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PREDICTION: Asian Contagion and the Coming Market Meltdown
by Chris Campbell
On Jan 14, 2015
Yes, we have a lot of fun in our episodes of LFT. But sometimes we have to get back to our basics. And embrace a little… let's call it 'wariness'… in order to protect what's ours. And, of course, help you do the same. Read on…
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Open Windows of Opportunity With Jim Rickards
by James Rickards
On Nov 14, 2014
Are you a deflationist? Or an inflationist? No matter which way you believe the wind will blow, the truth is this: it's up in the air. But, as Jim Rickards explains, there are things you can do to cover your assets, no matter which one wins the tug-of-war. Read on…
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Vote for Nobody, and Don't Buy Gold - You Have Better Things to Do
by Chris Campbell
On Nov 4, 2014
There are two things you shouldn't do this Election Day: one, vote; two, buy gold. Why? Chris Campbell explores this and more in today's Laissez Faire Today. Read on…
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Washington's Secret Slave Labor Ring: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
by Chris Campbell
On Sep 26, 2014
America has about 4% of the world's population, yet houses 25% of the world's incarcerated. What's going on here? Chris Campbell digs deep into the industry to figure out the truth. While many blame the private prison industry, the real culprit, says Chris, begins right outside your door. Read on…
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The Other Epidemic (and How to Stop it)
by Chris Campbell
On Sep 16, 2014
An article in Personal Liberty, Economics, Politics, Civil Liberties, Entrepreneurship, Health
The Only Way to Get Rich: A Zen Proverb
by Chris Campbell
On Sep 10, 2014
Want to get rich? Don't listen to financial "gurus," says Chris Campbell. In today's Laissez Faire Today, Chris shares a Zen proverb and shows how understanding it is the only real way to get rich (and live a rich life). Read on…
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On Sep 9, 2014
Ben Franklin once said, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." In today's Laissez Faire Today, you'll learn about one FREE website that has the potential to not only keep your family safe – but also open your eyes to what's happening in your own neighborhood. Chris Campbell has all the details. Read on…
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The new pope, Francis from the Pampas, has just warned us to beware the "tyranny" of capitalism.
Each man worships his own gods. Some worship at the altar of Jesus of Nazareth. Some at the altar of the Almighty Dollar. The capitalists don't bad-mouth Francis' god. You'd think he would cut them the same slack.
Bad-mouthing Catholicism will win you few fans. Those outside the Roman faith won't care. And papists will be your enemies for life.
But bad-mouthing capitalism has a large, ready audience of uncritical fans.
So we rise to defend the faith — in capitalism, that is.
In this, we take the high road… not because we are high-minded, but merely because we don't like crowds.
So we will not stoop to criticizing Francis' faith or praising Mammon with hearty hallelujahs. Instead, we will explore the discreet charm of honest money-grubbing… confident that at least in the land of free-enterprise defenders, we will always find a parking place.
SOB Cronies
Almost nobody approves of capitalism these days, least of all the SOB cronies on Wall Street who call themselves capitalists.
They preach the gospel of risk-taking. But as soon as the risks go against them in a big way, they call their friends in high government places for succor. They publicly support free enterprise. But privately, they connive with regulators for bailouts, subsidies, and barriers to entry to keep out competitors.
In the crisis of 2008-09, for example, the financial industry reached a major turning point. It should have made the turn. Instead, it kept going in the same direction.
What should have happened, as told by David Stockman in his new book, The Great Deformation:
"Hundreds of billions of long-term debt and equity capital that underpinned the Wall Street-based speculation machines would have been wiped out, including huge amounts of stock owned by executives and insiders. Such a result would have been truly constructive from a societal vantage point. It would have implanted an abiding 1930s-style generational lesson about the deadly dangers of leveraged speculations."
Instead, the speculations paid off! And the now the big banks are bigger than ever. This week, The Wall Street Journal reported that "too big to fail" banks are pushing the little guys out of existence:
"The decline in bank numbers, from a peak of more than 18,000, has come almost entirely in the form of exits by banks with less than $100 million in assets, with the bulk occurring between 1984-2011. More than 10,000 banks left the industry during that period as a result of mergers, consolidations, or failures, FDIC data show. About 17% of the banks collapsed."
Yes, dear reader, the big banks hate capitalism too. What they like is crony capitalism. At least they like it when their own cronies are in the Department of the Treasury and the Fed.
A Bum Creed?
The rest of the heaving masses hate capitalism too, but for other reasons. They are envious of those who have more than they have… and eager to redistribute other people's money — to themselves, of course.
So almost no matter in which direction the pope heaves his message — to the modest nests of the have-nots or the sumptuous pads of the haves — he is bound to hit a supporter.
It's true, as we have explained, that capitalism is easily corrupted by the capitalists. But that doesn't mean it is a bum creed. People calling themselves Christians have done vile and repulsive things; that doesn't mean that "love thy neighbor" is not a worthy aspiration.
Like Christianity, capitalism is a goal, not a fact.
"But that is the same argument the communists made after the Berlin Wall came down," countered No. 2 son, Jules, when we put this to him.
"They said that you can't condemn communism just because the Soviet Union was a rathole. They said communism too was a goal… one that had been unrealized by the Russians."
Our response was simple enough:
"Yes… but there are worthy creeds and unworthy ones. 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you' is still the best way for a civilized community to get along. The more you depart from it, the worse off you are.
"Capitalism works the same way. The further you get away from truly free enterprise the more cronies and zombies (people who live at others' expense) you get… and the less well the whole system works.
"Envy is a fact of life. You can't eliminate it. But it has different results depending on what kind of a system you have. Trying to keep up with the Joneses in a capitalist society drives people to work harder and invent things, and helps everyone be better off.
"In a crony capitalist society, envy leads people to take advantage of the system. But it doesn't stop everyone else from working hard and inventing things… not completely.
"On the other hand, the closer you get to a true state-backed command economy, the closer you get to North Korea!
"Some goals you want to work toward. Others you want to work hard to stay away from."
Someone should tell Pope Francis.
Bill Bonner
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Hi. I'm Rachel. I'm an Author, Keynote Speaker, Urban Transport Planner and a Traffic Decongestion Specialist.
I'm the Author of Decongestion – 7 steps for mayors and other city leaders to cut traffic congestion without the expense of new roads or annoyed residents.
I've spent the last 16 years working in the private and public sectors in the UK and Australia.Within 2 years of entering the transport profession I was retained by the UK Government for 6 years as a specialist advisor cutting congestion at schools, workplaces and tourist attractions. I was responsible for giving 'as required' advice, providing technical support and delivering/implementing projects. I increased walking to school from 38% of all trips to 92% at two schools in the UK – What this really means is that I removed more than 200 cars from the streets around each school I worked with. I was chosen to solve tourism related traffic issues at major tourist destinations include Eden Project, Tate Gallery and National Trust. I now have a similar role with the NSW Government.
- I'm the Author of Decongestion
- I have 2 TEDx talks
- I was hand-picked by Enrique Penalosa to be part of the international mobile think tank the BMW Guggenheim Lab
- I developed the world's first crowd solving bicycle map Dynamic Connections
- I created the Cycling Super Highways concept
- I'm the Author of the Cycling Super Highways toolkit
- I was hand-picked by former Queensland Premier Hon Anna Bligh MP and Transport Minister Hon Rachel Nolan MP as a curator of the art+place panel
- Winner 2015 Key Person of Influence Publish Award
- Nominated for 2015 Queensland Premier's Award for leadership in sustainability
- Finalist 2014 BUPA blog awards
- Winner 2008 AITPM Janet Brash Memorial Scholarship
- Winner 2003 CIHT BP International Road Safety Award
- Finalist for the 2004 International Walk to School Week Award
- I developed two award winning primary school assemblies. 1) Ready Steady Road Safety – An interactive quiz show primary school assembly based on the TV programme 'Ready Steady Cook' which questions the ways in which we travel to school and why and 2) Finding Nemo Outside School – Based on the Disney movie 'Finding Nemo' this assembly looks at the dangers on the way to school and at the school gate and allows primary children to identify safer ways to travel to and access school
- In 2005 I convinced Disney Playhouse TV company to work with me and the walking bus kids at Devoran Primary School to produce a children's television programme for the UK and USA on the benefits of sustainable travel – alas without Mickey Mouse – but we had our own red carpet 'Premiere' in the school hall
- I'm a member of the Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) and the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (AITPM)
I have spoken at more than 200 conferences around the world, my work has appeared in international media including the BBC, ABC, DW-TV, SBS, Channel 9 Today Show, Disney Channel and in The Economist, I'm a Columnist at Sourceable and regular commentator on the radio and in print media. I'm a guest lecturer at Griffith University and have given lectures at many universities including University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of Plymouth and Swinburne University of Technology.
"Rachel Smith is one of Australia's brightest thinkers on the perpetual challenge of urban planning" (News Limited)
"an emerging International Talent" (The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York)
"her dedication to the environment is inspiring and her passion for cycling is unmatched" (TED, New York).
Why Cycling Rachel Smith?
- Cycling Super Highways – My first dream is to build Cycling Super Highways. My vision is that anyone will be able to safely ride a bicycle regardless of their age, gender, physical abilities, cycling skills and road safety awareness. When the Los Angeles Department of Transport said "for the bike to catch on we need a revolution in our bicycle infrastructure" they were right. If we really want riding a bicycle to be a central part of our lifestyle, our transport system and our cities we need an 'infrastructure revolution'. That's why I created Cycling Super Highways, 7 metre wide bicycle ways with six lanes for slow, medium and fast bicycle riders, completely separated from all parked and moving cars.
- Floating Bikeways made out of waste plastic – My second dream is a floating bikeway on the Sydney Harbour or on the Thames in London, constructed out of recycled waste plastic and used aluminium drink cans. Let's use our waste. David de Rothchild built his Plastiki boat using used plastic drinks bottles, Vertec build road bridges with waste plastic and in Kuranda, Australia benches in public places are made from old plastic milk bottles. I'd like us to innovate and build floating bicycle paths from waste plastic. Imagine it. Watch my TEDxQUT talk "Who says building the impossible is impossible?"
- Lazy Sunday Cycle – I'm the co-founder of Lazy Sunday Cycle. LSC is all about normal people, in normal clothes on normal bikes. It's not about no special clothes or specialized and technical equipment. We encourage and enable anyone and everyone who wants to ride a bicycle for fun; people who are 'interested but a little bit concerned' about cycling, people who just want to get out there and have a go at cycling, enthusiastic bicycle riders and people who want to cycle with other people so that they can chat. It's aimed at young people, old people, families with children, children with stabilizers, people with fancy bikes and people with cargo bikes and people with bikes with baskets!
How and why I became an Author – At the start of 2014 I was frustrated and like most people working in engineering/professional services consultancies I was living in fear. It seemed like everyday a co-worker, colleague, friend or industry peer was made redundant. So called 'leaders' in my industry didn't seem to be doing anything and conversations at the coffee machine, seminars and BBQs revolved around the latest rounds of redundancies. I was sick and tired of the constant negativity. In March 2014 I "put my money where my mouth was" and I took myself to a one day entrepreneur and brand accelerator day. One week later I signed up to the 40 week Key Person of Influence entrepreneur course. I didn't have a business idea, I didn't have an ABN…. I didn't have a clue! I did however have a very real sense of urgency and an almighty amount of drive and determination to succeed. My colleagues, managers and peers thought I was insane. "Why waste your own personal money on a business course" they typically said and "If I had spare cash I'd spend it on a holiday" or "why waste your time and money writing and self-publishing a book". It was one of the toughest, hardest and most rewarding 40 weeks of my life. An intense journey of professional and personal development. I found my purpose and my WHY, I self funded and self published 2 books, I created two businesses, I learnt more about business than most business people will ever care to learn, 6 months after I finished the course I got myself an ABN(!) and I met the most incredible, inspiring and generous people I have ever met in my life. I'm not sure where my journey will lead, but it's been one very exciting adventure thus far.
My story – According to medical research I should be dead. In 2001 I was involved in a near fatal scuba diving incident. Thanks to the incredible medical team at DDRC in Plymouth I am alive. Cheating death changes your perspective on life and definitely makes you seize every opportunity… I'd studied rural and urban transport as part of my Geography degree, but had never considered a career in transportation. I graduated in the middle of a downturn and so I qualified as a specialist adult literacy and numeracy teacher and taught adult literacy to those who has slipped through the conventional education system. I was privileged to undertake research for the UK Further Education Funding Council, in partnership with Devon County Council, during 1999. As Project Officer I was made aware of "real" transport issues affecting the lives of people in remote rural areas: social exclusion, very limited transport availability, isolation from shops and employment opportunities, and the huge cost of owning and running a private car. My fondest memories are of a local blind society eager to help me improve bus routes; of Kate, a sixth former, travelling daily to college across the Devon Cornwall border by taxi and then two different bus services; and of Gerald, a quadriplegic, whose attendance at college – despite all the travel difficulties – was the highlight of his life. The project was all the more special for me because I had, only a few years beforehand, spent cold winter mornings travelling on a draughty, dirty and old double-decker bus, winding along the country lanes to get to college. Not only did I want to help improve transport generally, but I also wanted to prevent others from spending the hours of uncomfortable travelling that my peers and myself had endured. My hard work, dedication and sheer motivation paid dividends. The research was awarded significant funding and generated many trial projects to help students and the wider community. But most importantly, and ironically, my younger sister, her peers and the people of my home town benefited from better and more affordable public transport. From that moment I was hooked on transport planning and helping people to solve real transport problems. This is where my journey of transport and education began. In the days before 'transport planning' I was part of a scuba diving expedition in the Bay Islands off Honduras sponsored by David Bellamy and in that time gained a Coral Cay Diploma in Coral Reef Surveying, worked on environmental (water) research for an international pharmacy manufacturer, owned my own scuba diving school, worked as a PADI Scuba Diving Instructor (which is quite amazing for someone who never really graduated out of Mrs Hulme's shallow end class at swimming club!) and sold a few time share holidays from a call centre. I'm a qualified marine medic with the International and British Divers Marine Life Rescue teams and in the past I've has rescued a number of stranded mammals including 2 dolphins, 3 seals and a whale and I was once the midwife to a grey seal on a Devon beach… nearly loosing 4 fingers in the process. I have been a brass musician since the tender age of 5 years old (when my instrument was actually bigger than me) and I have passed UK Royal School of Music practical and theory Grades 1 – 8 almost all with distinction. I've performed in London's Royal Albert Hall and competed in the UK and Australian National Brass Band Championships. In my spare time I love horse riding, surfing, beach days, yoga, meditation, reading, hiking, kayaking, going to the movies and riding my pink bicycle. In my 'extra spare' time I'm writing two children's book, but I don't expect to be the next J K Rowling…
I also have a PASSION PROJECT – I didn't buy anything new or 2nd hand during 2014 and I saved a staggering 38% of my take-home salary without dramatically changing my life. I'm the Author of Underspent – How I broke my shopping addiction & buying habit without dramatically changing my life.

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May 26, 2000
Real median weekly earnings rose significantly in the service, sales, farming, and professional specialty occupations, but changed relatively little among the other major occupations in 1999.
The service occupations attained the largest percent increase in weekly median earnings at 11.4 percent. Sales followed with an increase of 9.9 percent, then farming at 7.5 percent and professional specialty at 6.8 percent.
Among the other occupations, real weekly earnings of managers rose by 4.4 percent and earnings of administrative support personnel were up 2.6 percent. The remaining three occupations had increases of 1.4 percent or less.
These data are from the Current Population Survey program. To find out more, see "Earnings and employment trends in the 1990s," by Randy Ilg and Steven Haugen, Monthly Labor Review, March 2000.
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Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and Rihanna all affected in attack.
A reported hack on storage service iCloud has resulted in alleged photos of dozens of naked female celebrities being circulated on the internet.
Revealing images purportedly including actress Jennifer Lawrence, model Kate Upton, and singer Rihanna were posted on the forum 4chan before spreading over social media networks such as Twitter.
A spokesman for Jennifer Lawrence said: "This is a flagrant violation of privacy. The authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence."
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Actress Mary Winstead tweeted: "To those of you looking at photos I took with my husband years ago in the privacy of our home, hope you feel great about yourselves.
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By Lori Roy
On April 3, the Kalamazoo Gazette ran an article regarding the contract vote at Borgess Medical Center.
The article stated there are 140 nurses who signed a petition for a vote, but it didn't mention the more than 600 nurses who signed a petition which was presented to Paul Spaude, Borgess CEO, stating nurses wanted to keep staffing ratios, mandatory overtime and the like in the contract.
In a March 4 article, "Nurse shortage dangerous, union says," David Finkbeiner, senior vice president of Michigan Health and Hospital Association, said, "You're not going to need the same staffing levels in the Upper Peninsula as you would, say, in Detroit." A critically ill patient requires the same type of nursing care regardless of the community in which he lives.
I have been a nurse for 23 years. I have worked at both Bronson Methodist Hospital and Borgess, and in smaller community hospitals in the area. Both hospitals provide quality care, but when I worked at Bronson we often watched the contract negotiations at Borgess. We knew if the nurses settled on a good contract that Bronson would follow closely to remain competitive.
The nursing union sets the tone for the care that is provided in Kalamazoo. The question is: Do you want a nurse who is trained and competent to administer your chemotherapy, or a nurse who is floating in from another unit (who has never administered chemotherapy) to do so? Do you want a nurse who is alert and thinking clearly to care for your critically ill family member, or the nurse who is working mandatory overtime?
These are the issues the Michigan Nurses Association at Borgess are concerned about. I worked at Borgess prior to these types of things being in the language of the contract. I worked three, 12-hour shifts in a row. One weekend I had mandatory overtime (an additional four hours) all three nights. I can assure you that is not providing safe patient care.
I personally love the work I do at Borgess, the unit I work in and the schedule of my hours. I have no desire to go job hunting. I want to see a reasonable contract to come about quickly.
Most of all, I want to continue to provide quality care to the people who choose Borgess as their hospital. I am not sure the news reports represent the commitment nurses have to their profession and the community who trust us to expedite their healing.
There has been a lot in the media about the contract vote. I strongly urge the community of Kalamazoo to let their desires be known.
Contact Paul Spaude, CEO of Borgess, Shawn Shuler, president of the nursing council of the MNA at Borgess, or more importantly, your state representative for legislation to be passed for safe patient care in the state of Michigan.
Lori Roy, of Kalamazoo, is a registered nurse with a bachelor's of science degree in nursing.


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It was a knock out for three teams winning the Battle of the Books reading competition held at Kenneth Gardner Elementary School during National Library Week. Third grade champions, The Brainiacs, defeated their opponent, The Lightning Stars (Tyayjah Darby, JaNelYa Hanna, SaMara McFadden, Tazari McKnight, Mya Scott, and Larissa Wall). Fourth grade champions, The Legends, were victorious over their opponent, The Challenging Readers (Devi Dasarapu, Jamie Evans, Kenneth McCrea, Tammala Lasane, Amani Robinson, and Amber Wilson).
Fifth grade champions, The Reading Nerds, won out over their opponent, The Golden Readers (Keon Chandler, Christian Dukes, Jada McCollough, Bryce McIntosh, Cherish Porchea, and Alanna Pressley).
Training for the reading competition began in January. Participating students begin by forming teams of six members, get a reading list, and begin reading the books. Teams gather in the library for book discussions prior to competition. Elimination rounds, held one week before the battle, narrow the field to four teams per grade level. On Battle day, four teams compete for the title of Battle of the Books Champions for their grade level.
The battle begins with two opposing teams, each taking a corner on the stage to compete for who can accumulate the most points by answering questions in a debate-style fashion about the books they read. Battles are held in three, 10-minute rounds for each grade level.
Coordinator for this event is Elaine Culick, school media specialist. The students really enjoy the competition; it can get really tense on the final round.
The students know they have to read the books, and so do I; all teams want the title! The students have fun coming up with team names and coordinating their outfits for battle day, says Culick.
A variety of student competitions are held at Kenneth Gardner Elementary throughout the school year. In support of the schools leadership initiative, team competitions give students a chance to synergize and be proactive; two habits of Franklin Coveys, The 7 Habits of Happy Kids. Competitions like Battle of the Books require students to work as a team.
Students learn the value of teamwork and the reward of sharing a victory. On the other hand, students learn to choose the attitude of being a good sport, even when not coming out on top, says Culick. This is the fifth year for the Battle of the Books reading competition at the school.
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"[The benefactor] has a particular view that computers will revolutionize biomedical research," Naeve says. "He thought that by investing in St. Jude's and, in particular, in the Center, he would impact everyone's research program and would raise our science to the next level ... It was an astute observation."
The donor's timing was good. Many of St. Jude's researchers were already jumping into advanced, data-intensive genomic technologies, including microarrays, genotyping, and proteomics, to help understand the molecular pathogenesis of serious childhood diseases. The number of users of the Center's genetic analysis tools jumped from barely a dozen to more than 800 today.
Before the donation, the Center offered high-throughput sequencing, macromolecular synthesis, and bioinformatics resources. Suddenly, Naeve had to determine the best way to ramp up the Center's level of service and facilities. Best of all, some important things could be added at once. "Our benefactor allowed us to compress our strategic plan," he says.
Naeve focused on three areas: building a solid IT infrastructure, bringing in key missing tools, and upgrading the spot from where most of the data was breaking loose: gene expression analysis. Within the past three years, the Hartwell Center has added:
The group has also been expanding its suite of informatics tools (both home-built and store-bought).Proof Positive
In addition to a high-caliber workforce, the Hartwell Center benefits from a priceless St. Jude's asset: a repository of high-quality, well- annotated tumor samples. According to Jim Downing, chairman of the pathology department at St. Jude's, the latest methods in tumor analysis "involve expensive, specialized machines and an increasing amount of computer horsepower. The Hartwell Center offers us economy of scale, because researchers don't have to learn each step of every process to get an experiment done."
Downing's group used gene chips to see if ALL patients could be separated into subtypes based on gene expression patterns. The results were published in the March 2002 issue of Cancer Cell. "It's a wonderful paper," says Dietrich Stephan, associate director at the Research Center for Genetic Medicine, Children's National Medical Center, in Washington, D.C. "It gives you a very broad perspective of what is behind the variability we see in this disease."
The study evaluated thousands of genes in samples from 360 children with ALL. The authors associated discrete gene expression profiles with the six most important subtypes of leukemia. Gene expression analysis may thus point to better and easier ways to determine an ALL subtype.
"It's probably the largest gene expression study done to date," Downing says. Naturally, the larger the sample size, the more likely that the results are significant. And although this is just a taste of the power of applying gene expression analysis to cancer, it's a promising beginning.
"It was because we had the Hartwell Center that we could initiate and complete that study in one year," Downing says. It's not just the quality of the tools they have, either. "Today, instead of looking at three genes in about 100 patients, we're looking at 30,000 genes in hundreds of patients. That's 4 million to 6 million data points. There is no way to do that without sophisticated algorithms, and there are hundreds of ways to analyze it. You need expert guidance."Riding the Data Wave
Given the pace of the field, St. Jude's is constantly evaluating the Hartwell Center's future needs, Downing says. In the chip arena, for example, the ability to do genomewide studies is having a profound impact. "It is giving us [not only] a tremendous amount of data but also new hypotheses," Downing says.
But Naeve isn't resting on his laurels. "I would not say we have solved all the problems," he says. "Like everyone else, we are struggling with managing this data, and there are all kinds of issues." For example, as the tools evolve, the characteristics of the data change. "With gene expression, we collect 2,000 or 3,000 files, then we have to go back and reanalyze so we have consistent data."
The Center has several relational databases, each with a particular type of data. "Now we're thinking of a federated database," Naeve says. Naeve is also eyeing protein chips, and the Center is adopting the ICAT (isotope-coded affinity tag) approach to eliminate the need for 2-D gels.
Like many of his peers, Naeve is also puzzling over how to integrate so much data. "There are 15 ways to do this," he explains. As the amount of data grows, the idea of integration grows increasingly appealing. St. Jude's already has 0.5 terabytes of gene expression data, it sequences more than 40 million bases of DNA per year, and its new ABI TOF-TOF mass spectrometer can analyze 1,000 spectra per hour. So the pressure is on.
"The challenges in this field are immense," Naeve admits. With the help of "friends" such as the donor who stepped up for the Hartwell Center, St. Jude's should be able to keep riding that data wave, rather than being drowned in it.
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Welcome, once again, to the middle of your week.
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Eat words: Edible Books Show at Woodland Pattern on April 6
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is quite clear about what Congress can do to regulate election-night coverage by the major broadcast networks.
It can do nothing.
The networks are bound by a sense of professionalism and ethical judgment to be responsible.
CNN has announced an overhaul in the way it covers national elections. The change comes in the wake of the monumental foul-up during the 2000 presidential election, namely the way the networks called Florida for Al Gore, retracted that call, then called the state for George W. Bush, and then retracted that call.
The rest, as they say, is history.
CNN said it no longer will rely on exit polls to make these calls, instead installing a precinct cross-checking system. Moreover, the network said it will wait until all the polls are closed in a state before projecting a winner. In states that straddle more than one time zone, such as Florida and Texas, that new policy will help avoid future debacles such as the one that occurred election night in Florida.
These new policies likely won't cure every glitch in the American presidential voting system. But CNN has exercised sound judgment in trying to stem the rush to judgment that so often has punctuated the networks' desire to be the first to declare a winner.
Being first doesn't guarantee anything, except - as in the case of the 2000 election nightmare - a reputation for irresponsibility.
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Marcus Theatres expand fall line up with indie films
Marcus Theatres is upping the ante in its alternative movie programming this fall, adding a bucket of old comedy favorites and some limited-run showings of art-house fare that had little or no big-screen time in Milwaukee to the occasional concert and special-event shows that turn up regularly in its theaters.
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In the first scene of "Phaedra's Love" — the Sarah Kane play being staged by The World's Stage Theatre Company, under Leda Hoffmann's direction — a slovenly man is eating junk food while watching TV in the dark. Excited by on-screen violence, he unzips his pants and masturbates into a sock.
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Valentine's Day only comes once per year, and you don't want to resort to taking your special someone to that same old restaurant you always eat at. Instead, take a hint from some of these creative Valentines Day dinner ideas. They are sure to warm her heart while also filling up her belly and her soul.
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- Create a carry out picnic. Even if you make a reservation, most restaurants will be packed this Valentine's Day. Get carry out from her favorite place, and set up a blanket in the living room. Add candles for a romantic touch.
- Throw a DIY wine tasting Valentine's Day dinner. Start by purchasing her a special personalized wine glass for the event, and dazzle her with your finest selections all evening long. Pair each wine with a delicious finger food to cap the evening off.
- Pizza and movie night is always a wonderful way into a woman's heart. Check with your local pizzeria to see if they can create a heart-shaped pizza for your sweetie, and purchase the latest romantic comedy to watch together after your dinner is complete.
- Make it a musical affair. Choose special songs, and plan a menu accordingly. Throughout each dinner course, change the tunes in order to fit the mood of that course and express your feelings to your loved one.
- Turn Valentine's Day into a trip around the world. Plan a dish from a different country for each course, and explain the Valentine's Day customs in that country along the way.
- Allow the dinner to be a new experience. Choose a dish that the two of you have never tried, and create it together. This will create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Is a Messiah's Work Never Done?
The Jews believe that the Messiah is yet to come.
Christians believe the Messiah is coming back.
Those of other – or no – religions haven't noticed much difference and don't really care.
But all would agree that there is plenty of work left to be done.
We, by any standard, are far from an age of any Messiah — an era of justice, peace, and restoration seems as distant or alien or even incomprehensible as a blockbuster sci-fi film.
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Since the day of Alexander Hamilton, the United States has never defaulted on the federal debt.
There's just one teensy problem: it isn't true. As Jason Zweig of the Wall Street Journal recently noted, the United States defaulted on some Treasury bills in 1979. And it paid a steep price for stiffing bondholders.
Terry Zivney and Richard Marcus describe the default in The Financial Review (sorry, I can't find an ungated version):
Investors in T-bills maturing April 26, 1979 were told that the U.S. Treasury could not make its payments on maturing securities to individual investors. The Treasury was also late in redeeming T-bills which become due on May 3 and May 10, 1979. The Treasury blamed this delay on an unprecedented volume of participation by small investors, on failure of Congress to act in a timely fashion on the debt ceiling legislation in April, and on an unanticipated failure of word processing equipment used to prepare check schedules.
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FRIONA - Mary Lou Taylor, 84, of Clovis, N.M., formerly of Friona, died Tuesday, March 13, 2007, in Clovis.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Friona United Methodist Church with the Rev. Steve Patterson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Friona Cemetery by Blackwell Funeral Home of Friona.
Mrs. Taylor was a retired hair stylist. She was a member of Friona United Methodist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Cindy Belew of Clovis and Carolyn Stevens of Dallas; two brothers, Bill Crume of Dallas and Charles Crume of Orlando, Fla.; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
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Why did George Orwell use allegory in Animal Farm?
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On one level, Orwell wanted to write a fable that could be enjoyed by people of all ages and situations. By using animals as characters for the story, he was following the pattern of many previous writers of fables, dating all the way back to Aesop. Other characteristics of the story also follow the traditional format used in telling fables.
On a deeper level, Orwell wanted to express his condemnation of the rise to power of the Soviets and the evils he saw in the leadership of the Communist Party. The book was written during World War II, at which time England was an ally of the Soviet Union against Germany, so a book condemning the Soviet Union was a politically unpopular thing to write. The book was not published until after the War in Europe had been concluded.
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Lubbock, Texas – It has been a longtime since the Red Raider faithful had a reason or excuse to rush the field celebrating a monumental victory in Lubbock.
Texas Tech (5-1, 2-1 in Big 12 play) was able to deliver them a reason to do that and delivered in grand style – upsetting the fifth-ranked team in the country.
"The fact that made me excited was looking up at the scoreboard and seeing those numbers," Tech starting quarterback Seth Doege said following the upset. "That what internally made me a kid and enjoying the fans rushing the field. I've always wanted to be part of something like that, so that was awesome too."
The Red Raider gunslinger finished with a career-high 499 yards and tied a career-high with six touchdowns thrown in the Red Raiders 49-14 beating of the Mountaineers.
After scoring a combined 118 points in the last two games, 70 against Baylor and 48 against Texas, the Mountaineer offense seemed to have run into a wall.
West Virginia (5-1, 2-1) was held to just 428 yards of total offense and Heisman-hopeful Geno Smith threw just one touchdown in the game and went 29-for-55 for 275 yards in the loss.
"There were a number of things that didn't happen today," Smith said. "Obviously we didn't get the job done. We didn't come in with the right mind frame. I think we had a good game plan. I think we had a great week of practice. We were focused coming in. But I just think we got out there on the field and didn't do enough to win the game and that is really all there is to it."
Entering the game the Tech defense was ranked No. 2 in the country, only behind top-ranked Alabama, and lived up to the ranking shutting down the Mountaineers in crucial moments.
West Virginia was held to 10-of-21 on third-down conversions and 1-of-6 on fourth-down conversions and senior Cody Davis said it was a team effort on the defensive side of the ball that created the success.
"Yeah, it feels great," he said. "I think we're back to where we want to be. We kind of fell off last week and kind of took it personal, and everybody was wanting to know how it feels to face the great offense and the Heisman hopeful. We get excited for that. You can see it out there on the field. Everybody came ready to play, and we played great on defense."
As the defense stopped the Mountaineers, the Red Raiders came right back onto the field and scored and scored some more.
Tech's offense was firing on all cylinders and one of the main targets for Doege in the game was his 6-foot-5 257 pound tight end Jace Amaro.
Amaro reeled in his first 100-yard receiving performance of his career grabbing five passes for 156 yards and one touchdown.
"Jace is a big target and a big-time play maker," Doege said. "We knew that coming into the season that we were going to target him a lot. He keeps making plays. The thing about him is man, if you could watch him on film he just dominates people in the run game. Makes them look like rag dolls."
The Tech running game was another facet of the victory that the Red Raiders excelled in led by Sadale Foster, who chipped in 89 yards on 10 carries, including a career-high 53-yard run for a touchdown with 35 seconds left to go in the first half, which put the Red Raiders up 35-7 at the time.
And in the second half would add just 14 points, en route to the 49-14 victory.
"Well, what a game. Who would have ever thought that that game would have been pretty much put away going into the fourth quarter," Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville said. "Really proud of our players. Man, they worked hard all week. I thought the game plan on both sides, offense and defense, was great."


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In the thirties, he is part of the production company "Film d'Art" with Marcel Vandal and Charles Delac, with whom he is working.
He has created a world of images where dark realism is full of a strange imagination. After the Second World War, he gives a pessimistic representation of the French society, shown as dominated by hypochrisy, narrow clericalism, meanness and women's slyness.
Birthday: October 8, 1896
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Strippers Are Very Good at Telling if Money's Counterfeit, as Some Local Cabaret Customers Are Finding Out
On the night of October 9, Juan Herrera and Willie Jones went to a strip club. They showed up at Dallas Cabaret on Harry Hines Boulevard at about 11:30 p.m., where they paid $20 for their cover. Herrera then went to the bar for drinks when the bouncer, Brian Rodriguez, stopped him. The $20 bill was clearly a fake and Rodriguez asked where he had gotten the money. Herrera said Jones had given it to him, but when Rodriguez went to ask him, Jones ran out the back door of the club and drove off.
Police showed up a few minutes later and arrested Herrera, who was carrying a couple of fake $50 bills and a fake $20 bill. They also arrested Jones, who for some reason drove back to the club. Both men were charged with forgery of a government instrument.
Their case may be cut-and-dry: Two guys want to see some titties but don't have any money, so they decide to print up some cash. Or maybe they were trying to launder bills as part of a larger counterfeiting operation. (Or, of course, they could be innocent.) Whatever the outcome, their case is part of a trend.
Since August, local strip joints have filed 11 reports with Dallas police of customers trying to pass forged bills. They don't appear to be related. Sometimes, it's someone slipping a $20 to the bouncer. In other instances, it's larger denominations. Just this morning, Dallas Cabaret reported that two men had tried to pass off a pair of $100 bills, which might have worked if they weren't noticeably waxy and if the security strip wasn't backwards. The men were able to drive away before police arrived, but they left six fake $100s lying in the middle of Harry Hines.
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To be sure, 11 reported instances over four months doesn't constitute an epidemic, but compare it with the previous seven months, when Dallas police didn't receive a single report. I tried calling some of the frequent targets to see if they've seen an uptick or have begun reporting cases more aggressively, but no one picked up the phone at Dallas Cabaret or the Dallas Gentlemen's Club, and the woman at Beamers directed me to a generic email address.
So maybe this is a case of criminals targeting a business they see as deviant, a la some recent TCU research. Or maybe guys who counterfeit money just really like seeing titties.
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MAN TICKETED FOR TRYING TO TRADE GATOR FOR BEER: MIAMI (AP) - Florida wildlife officials say a man tried to trade a live alligator for beer at a Miami convenience store.
NEW YORK (AP) - Gallant guide dog Orlando was just doing his duty.
RENO (AP) - Family members rescued after spending about 48 hours in the frigid wilderness of northern Nevada last week spoke out publicly for the first time Monday, saying they don't think they would've lasted two more days out in the cold.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) - The hot molten rock beneath Yellowstone National Park is 2 ½ times larger than previously estimated, meaning the park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study.
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DALLAS (AP) - Good friends like Willie Nelson and Merle haggard got more credit for their contrary ways and trend-setting ideas, but it was Ray Price who set the precedent for change in country music more than a decade earlier.
CARMEL (AP) - Academy Award-winning actress Joan Fontaine, who found stardom playing naive wives in Alfred Hitchcock's "Suspicion" and "Rebecca" and also was featured in films by Billy Wilder, Fritz Lang and Nicholas Ray, died Sunday. She was 96.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Mega Millions jackpot inched toward a U.S. lottery record Monday as it soared to $586 million amid a frenzy of ticket purchases, raising the possibility that the prize could pass the once-unthinkable $1 billion mark by Christmas Eve should nobody win before then.
NEW YORK (AP) - A cat-and-mouse game played out in a Chinese village some 5,300 years ago is helping scientists understand how wild felines transformed into the tame pets we know today.
REGULATORS SUE ONLINE LENDER CASHCALL: WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal regulators have sued online lender CashCall Inc., its owner and two related companies, accusing them of collecting money that consumers didn't owe.
DEBARY, Fla. (AP) - A man who said he found an abandoned newborn girl wrapped in newspapers outside a central Florida convenience store was arrested Monday and charged with lying to investigators.
WASHINGTON (AP) - In a ruling with potentially far-reaching consequences, a federal judge declared Monday that the National Security Agency's bulk collection of millions of Americans' telephone records likely violates the U.S. Constitution's ban on unreasonable search. The ruling, filled with blistering criticism of the Obama administration's arguments, is the first of its kind on the controversial program.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - President Barack Obama's acknowledgement that his promise that Americans could keep their health insurance plan turned out to be inaccurate topped this year's list of best quotes, according to a Yale University librarian.
RENO, Nev. (AP) - A Reno man has been placed on probation and fined $1,000 for shooting a golfer whose errant ball broke a bedroom window at his home.
SMITHVILLE, Ohio (AP) - A 9-year-old Ohio girl last seen playing in the mobile home park where she lived was found dead in a nearby trash bin after a frantic search, and police on Sunday arrested a neighbor they've described as a family friend in the killing.
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