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it's odd that you'd need to do it, but disabling legacy support would certainly rule out any issues you might get with mixing legacy and efi systems on the same disk.
There's no boot flagging or anything like that on UEFI/GPT. You simply have the ESP which is searched by the firmware for EFI executables. mounting it to /boot/efi is so Linux tools have a path to deal with...
Disableing CSM resulted the system not getting my sandisk extreem usb3 on usb3 port.swithing flashdrive to usb2, i could start to boot system, but very soon only black screen and after a while 2 yellow lines of error code.. =/
[EDIT]Ok... I have never tried to manually install grub or any other boot loader... could it be an option to try to install grub manually? What info would you suggest that I read to get basic knowledge to try that approach?
Perhaps your firmware doesn't have UEFI drivers for the USB 3 chipset.Is this your install medium? If it's not booting with CSM disabled, then either the firmware relies on the CSM for some functionality which should be in its core (reading MBR partitions) or the things isn't correctly bootable in UEFI mode.
But the error you mentioned before, where grub complained about /boot/efi should suggest that it was booted in EFI mode.
There's an easy way to check though. Go ahead and boot with CSM enabled, and once nto the installer, you can check for the existence of /sys/firmware/efi directory. If it's there and populated, then the installer is booted in EFI. If not, then the installer is booted in compatibility mode, andthe install script won't know what to do.
However, if that's the case, then a targeted grub install should be possible. grub-install --help should show you a lot of useful options for installing grub to a target system. What I'm not sure of is whether os-prober will correctly pick up your installations in this environment, which means the next step (of updating the grub menu, etc) will also need some manual intervention.
EDIT: Note the installer does it from chroot, but you can 'less /usr/bin/void-installer' in the install environment, and find its grub commands for comparison's sake.
EDIT2: looks like we cross posted. Go with what you have first, and we can come back to this if necessary. Will wait.
Hoh!I now made Void live to boot in to DE no errors, on Disable-CSM!
Update:I have seen that. Checked for it several times on several boots,/sys/firmware/efiwas in directory tree in nemo every time ( AND populated).
Yep, My install-medium is a Sandisk Extreeme, 16GB USB3 flash.I burned the Void ISO to it from Windows7, with a program called Win32DiskImagerWhen CSM-Disable first failed to boot, I remember I chose "load to RAM".Then I tried again just the "top option", the default one.Seems in this case... load to ram failed on this UEFI system.
Any how, still failed to install GRUB to /dev/sda !Switching to tty8 ( Ctrl Alt F8 ) same as in post long above:
glibc-locales: configured successfully.Running grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=void=grub --recheck /dev/sda...Installing for x86_64-efi platform.grub-install: error: failed to get canonical path of '/boot/efi'.
Hmm... now what?
Heeeey... I see some thing strange there..
Running grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=void=grub --recheck /dev/sda...
bootloader-id =void=grub
Should it be "=" in both places? Maybe void-grub ?
Just guessing..
I think I found some thing...
I entered lsblk in clisda1 was mounted on /mnt/target/boot/efi
Installer was trying /boot/efi
So, i entered this in cli:grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/mnt/target/boot/efi --bootloader-id=void=grub --recheck /dev/sdaInstalling for x86_64-efi platformInstallation finished. No error repported.
Rebooted the system and this is on the screen: Welcome to GRUB! error: no such device: c7b1a1e8-541f-499d-a2d7-a7735609c03e. error: unknown filesystem. Entering rescue mode... grub rescue>
are you sure it actually output void=grub and that wasn't a typo? the void-installer script assigns grub_args as: "...--bootloader-id=void_grub..." - it's hard coded.
You can always less the install script to make sure (from within less, type /grub_args= and you'll find the line assigning it)
I haven't figured out what that error means yet. It shows up a lot on the internet but I'm not finding a cause other than wrong commands (entered manually).
The installer unmounts the target partitions before exit, regardless of whether it succeeded or failed, so we can't exactly see what the real state of things is when that command fails.
But what we can do is try to do that stage ourselves. Since it's the very last thing the installer does, then we can hope everything up to that point is good, and we only have to get grub installed ourselves.
Here is what the installer should run in your case:chroot /mnt/target grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=void=grub --recheck /dev/sdaand thenchroot /mnt/target grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
chroot /mnt/target grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=void=grub --recheck /dev/sda
chroot /mnt/target grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
(In your case, we're failing on the 1st command, so it's unknown whether the 2nd will have problems or not.)
In order to run those commands yourself, you need to get things set up again. First start with nothing else mounted other than the live-image (so don't have any of your HDD partitions mounted.) This is based on your stated layout (with separate boot partition)
mkdir /mnt/target if it doesn't exist.mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/targetmount /dev/sda4 /mnt/target/bootmake sure that /mnt/target/boot/efi exists now. If not, then that would certainly have caused problems (your efi partition would not have been mounted at that location...)mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/target/boot/efi
mkdir /mnt/target
mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/target
mount /dev/sda4 /mnt/target/boot
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/target/boot/efi
now, pseudo-filesystemsmount --rbind /dev /mnt/target/devmount --rbind /sys /mnt/target/sysmount --rbind /proc /mnt/target/proc
mount --rbind /dev /mnt/target/dev
mount --rbind /sys /mnt/target/sys
mount --rbind /proc /mnt/target/proc
Once those commands are all successful, you're ready to try the chroot commands above. Optionally, you can chroot into /mnt/target first, and run those commands without the "chroot /mnt/target". This will allow you do possibly do some troubleshooting from within the chroot. Such as "realpath /boot/efi" or other commands to try and see the state of things.
realpath /boot/efi
All your first three instrctions were executed in cli successfully.So I doublechecked with lsblksda1 8:1 0 300m 0 part (no mounting point)mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/target/boot/efimount: mount point /mnt/target/boot/efi does not exist
Now I am sad. (And happy, narrowing down failure.)I remember I made that first partition more than mandatory 100mb in Installer-FdiskSelected type VFAT / Fat32Wrote table to disk.
[EDIT]fdisk -l /dev/sda
/dev/sda1 start end sectors 300m EFI System
[EDIT 2]Shit.void=grub was my typo. Sigh.. void_grub is correct one. I guess I should edit my previous posts...?
Make it. (mkdir /mnt/target/boot/efi).
When I said make sure it existed that the implication was clear enough. Sorry about that.
(naturally, I mean make it once you've got /mnt/target/boot populated)
@AlexI've duplicated your issue, and this is the source of the problem.
For some reason I don't yet understand, when you don't use a separate /boot partition (it's just a subdirectory on rootfs) you get a /boot/efi directory made. However, when you do upt /boot on a separate partition, the efi directory doesn't get created in that partition.
I suspect that this is the answer to one or two other threads I've seen on this forum as well.
Make the efi directory on your /boot partition, and problem is solved (you have to install grub manually in that case, since the installer isn't creating the directory).
I won't recommend not using a separate boot partition, since there are good reasons one might want to do so, mostly revolving around certain encryption schemes (filesystem considerations are not a good reason unless you're booting without an initrd).
EDIT: and now I know why; it has to do with the order in which filesystems are created and mounted, which matches the order they are entered into the void-installer config file. The script does a single for-loop in order, without considering nested mount order. But in real life, /boot needs to be mounted before creating the mount point /boot/efi, or you lose it when you subsequently mount /boot partition over /boot directory.
If you actually do them in order at the "Filesystems" stage, (first pick /, then /boot, and finally /boot/efi) then you won't have a problem since they get put into the configuration in that order.
@masato , ok. I´ll try that tomorrow, brain wants to sleep now.oooh... sounds like a cool hack! =) So..
creating mount pints in the installer://boot/boot/efi/home@masato ... you are a Jedi-wizard!
Not really. Just a fresher set of eyes, which caught a bug nobody noticed/anticipated.
Just make sure you read the EDIT in my previous post; you won't have to do anything manual if you mind the order in which you configure your partitions. (i.e. make sure you tell it that sda4 is /boot before you tell it that sda1 is /boot/efi)
Oh, an other thing. Regarding/boot/boot/efi(and other alike combinations)
Maybe it would be a good thing if this "discovery" would be edited in say https://wiki.voidlinux.eu/Disks#Partitioning ?
(I feel that I am not confident enough in Void yet to undertake even a small edit in Void-Wiki.. )
Making a /boot/efi directory THEN mounting the boot partition on /boot!!! Oh where has the efi directory gone and now the entire installation fails... I'd think that was more a case for a bug report (and hope someone knows how to fix it.)
@Alex I meant to do that, but then got thinking about splitting the notes section on the EFI page to a separate page and it just got away from me... I decided not to do that, and went ahead and added a note to the existing UEFI page on the wiki (just the one for using the installer).
@hralgmir I opened an issue a few days ago (in void-mklive). Not sure how they'll handle it. Fixing it would require something like multiple passes over the mount point list and determining if one mount depends on another, so that they get done in order, even if you don't assign them that way. It may be easier just to make a note ("if you do x, then be sure to do y and z last!")
Anticipating and handling exception scenarios can be a PITA in a program/script...
That's good, sounds like you have covered all the bases then. Finding the source of the problem is certainly an achievement in itself, and installers are not easy to deal with when it means repeatedly installing Void - not so easy to test at all. Anticipating all possible cases and responding to them all is difficult, and it has to be written as fully functioning code.


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Awww thank you! I definitely recommend the manga over the anime. The anime is a little... strange to say the least. The manga reads really fast though, so I do hope that you enjoy it!
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Thank you so much! The photographer is really really talented and I love the work she does! There is totally a parking lot full of cars behind us XD
awwww... Kyo's learned to share!
love it
Glad you like it!
This Yuya is hot
A sake set is a normal household item?
At our house it is! XD No no, I kid! I suppose I should have just put "something we had around the house" but we do use it occasionally so it's "normal" I guess to me XD Does that make sense? Like wine glasses or something like that
This is so cute and I love the framing of the flowers!


text: I'm really having a metallic moment right now. It's fitting since summer is the perfect season to break out bronze and gold everything. Im currently working on this open weave sweater with metallic yarn. It almost finished, and when I say almost, I mean 15 more rows left on the sleeve. For a knitter you know how exciting it is when you can see the finish line. Now the next task is to find the perfect occasion to premier my new sweater.


text: The 17 exercises in this workbook use software and data downloaded from a web site to analyze social relationships at the state and national level and discover patterns in regional attitudes about crime, race, gender, family, education, religion, politics, government, health, and social change. The third edition updates the data sets and adds an exercise on sexuality. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


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Pro Evolution Soccer 2018
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College History and Title
Queen's College, Cork was founded under the provisions of "An Act to enable Her Majesty to endow new Colleges for the Advancement of Learning in Ireland". Under the powers given by this Act the three Colleges of Belfast, Cork and Galway were incorporated on the 30th day of December, 1845.
The statutes were drawn up, and the system of education to be pursued in them was arranged, by a board called the Board of Queen's Colleges, consisting of the Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the three colleges. The professors were appointed on 4th August, 1849, and on 30th October of the same year the colleges were opened for the reception of students.
The Queen's University in Ireland was founded in 1850, and its Charter provided that the Senate should have power to confer upon the students of the Queen's Colleges of Belfast, Cork and Galway such degrees and distinctions in the Faculties of Arts, Law and Physics as are granted and conferred in other colleges and universities of Great Britain and Ireland.
The Charter further ordained that any of the students of the three Queen's Colleges who should have obtained such degrees in any of the several Faculties of Arts, Medicine and Law, as should be conferred by the Chancellor and Senate of the Queen's University, should be fully possessed of all such rights, privileges and immunities, as belong to similar degrees granted by other universities or colleges.
The University Education (Ireland) Act, 1879, provided for the formation of a new University in Ireland, afterwards in its Charter styled the Royal University of Ireland, and for the dissolution of the Queen's University within two years from the date of the Charter of the Royal University. In this Act it was provided that the professors, graduates and matriculated students of the Queen's University, at the period of its dissolution, should become professors, graduates and matriculated students of the Royal University.
The Charter of the Royal University was granted on 27th April, 1880, and the Queen's University was dissolved on 3rd February, 1882.
Under the Irish Universities Act, 1908, two new Universities - the National University of Ireland and the Queen's University Belfast – were established, and on 31st October, 1909, the Royal University was dissolved. The 1908 Act provided that graduates and matriculated students of the Royal University should become graduates and matriculated students of one of the two new universities.


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The Dallas Police tell us they know of many drug houses near Dallas Bethlehem Center. While the police do close them down regularly, they also know they cannot arrest their way out of this problem. Women and children are most adversely affected, finding themselves further isolated from the larger community out of fear through exposure to the drug culture.
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$30 gives one student a safe place after school for two weeks!
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SAN JOSE (KCBS)— Silence isn't something you usually hear at animal shelters, but that was the case at many Bay Area shelters last weekend thanks to a national pet adoption promotion.
The run on adoptions was in part because of a free pet adoption day, according to San Jose Animal Services Director John Ciccarelli.
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Here are a few old photos that were rescued from Flea Markets, Estate Sales, etc. Some of these have names on the back of photos.
If you have some item (old photo, old document, military dog tag, etc.) to contribute but don't have a scanner to scan them in your computer, you can send them to me. I will NOT return them as this would increase my costs. Currently, I will charge only for postage and packing material, but may eventually charge the new owners a small fee for scanning them into the computer and posting them here if this gets to be a lot of work. Additionally, the new owner must be able to prove that they are descendents of the people in the photos.
If you do have a scanner (or can get the photos, documents, etc. scanned for you) get a free web site at Freepages and post them on a portion of your new web site.
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Audrey Alma BROCK's baby picture
Note: All photos including 1 - 4 which have identification and the unidentified images 1 - 27 were in one (or two) family photo album purchased by a friend about 25 years ago. All photos were all taken in Ohio. The woman who found them only wants postage paid and proof that you are related to the people in the photos.
I have indicate where the photo studios by modern-day Counties, but you would also want to know which Counties they were in at the time.
1990 Ohio County Map
1895 Atlas Ohio - Ohio County 1895 Maps
Ohio Census and County Formation Maps see: Ohio County Abbreviations
These have their own page because the person was identified:
Chas Wilson (or Willson) Thornville, Perry and/or Jefferson Counties, Ohio. Photo taken by Walter A. Smith of Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
Hester Packer. Photo taken by Chase of Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarance (probably Clarence) Rarrich (or Rairich). Photo taken by Chase of Newark, Licking County, Ohio.
Z. (?) S. Poulson. Photo taken in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Franklin County is next to Licking County.
The rest are listed here grouped by modern-day Counties and photo studios:
Photos that have the "-sm.jpg" ending will load a lot faster than the other. These are 100 dpi (vs. 200 dpi for the others). I scanned the images at 200 dpi, then increase the dpi to 800 dpi to improve quality of the images, then reduce them back down to 200 dpi to reduce file sizes. Images in the .tiff format are the best but the file size is very, very large. Use them for printing.
Cuyahoga County, Stark County, Medina County, and Wayne County are group close together in the north eastern part of Ohio. Crawford County is a little south and west of these counties, and Franklin and Licking Counties are south of all of them and just about mid-state. 1990 Ohio County Map
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio photo studios:
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Wadsworth, Medina County, Ohio photo studio:
Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio photo studio (same chair in both photos):
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A Taste for Killing Trailer (1992)
"They thought they made a friend for life. They were wrong" 12 August 1992 Drama, Action, Thriller 87 mins
Two college students get a summer job on an offshore oil rig. They are soon approached by a co-worker who had earlier befriended them, and who now tries to draw them into a plot to murder the rig's crew chief.
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text: redistricting Gary Peters, Gearing Up By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 10, 2011 When Gary Peters runs for Congress next year, there's one vote he has no chance of getting. His own. Thanks to redistricting, he lives just barely outside the district he plans to run in. Over coffee yesterday, he told me that his daughter will be a high school senior, and out of consideration for her, the family plans not to move until after she graduates. There's nothing illegal about that. Congressmen don't have to live in their districts. But it highlights the general insanity of the redistricting process. Peters, who has served two terms in the House of Representatives, will be one of two candidates for Michigan's biggest, toughest and most exciting race for Congress next year. But that race won't happen next November. Nor will Peters be facing a Republican. This battle will be fought out next summer, and settled by the August primary. There, the two youngest and most vibrant members of the Democratic delegation will be forced to try to end each other's career. Black lawmakers in Michigan to ask federal court to throw out new district maps By Rick Pluta • Oct 10, 2011 A coalition of African-American and civil rights groups is expected to challenge Michigan's new congressional and legislative district maps approved earlier this year by the Republican-controlled Legislature. The leader of a group of African-American lawmakers say he expects the lawsuit to be filed in federal court by the end of the month. State Representative Fred Durhal chairs the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus. He says the new maps violate voting rights laws. He says that's because they diminish the voting power of urban minority voters – and the evidence of that is how many Democratic incumbents from minority districts will be forced next year to run against each other. "We want to see new lines drawn that are more fair than the lines that we have and that recognize and allow all African-American and minority citizens in this state to be able to participate in the franchise." Republican leaders say a court challenge to any redistricting plan is normal, and was entirely expected. GOP leaders say the maps reflect population shifts, and that they were very careful to comply with the law. A lawsuit is the only way to challenge the new political map. A technicality in the law makes it immune to a voter referendum. Conyers not saying if he's swapping seats with Clarke By The Associated Press • Aug 23, 2011 Photography Courtesy of www.conyers.house.gov U.S. Rep. John Conyers is remaining mum on whether he'll run for re-election in the redrawn 13th District now that fellow Democratic incumbent Hansen Clarke says he'll run in Conyers' new district. The two congressmen currently represent districts made up mostly of Detroit. Both were drastically redrawn by Republicans to add minority voters outside Detroit to make up for the city's shrinking population. Democrats have said the new districts are examples of gerrymandering and are threatening to sue in federal court. But Clarke spokeswoman Kim Bowman said Monday that Clarke had decided to switch districts rather than waiting. She says the 14th District includes more of the voters Clarke now represents. Conyers' office is declining comment on whether the 82-year-old will swap districts with the 54-year-old Clarke. Odd Man Out By Jack Lessenberry • Aug 22, 2011 Listen Listening... / There's a game of musical chairs going on right now to determine which congressman will end up without a job a year from January. Yesterday, the likely outcome became a little more clear. First of all, a little background: Michigan is losing a seat in congress because of national population shifts. The legislature redrew the boundary lines, and since Republicans control everything in Lansing, they made sure it would be a Democrat who lost out. The only question was, which one? When the proposed new districts were revealed, it seemed at first that Oakland County's Gary Peters would be the certain loser. The area in which he lives and fellow Democrat Sander Levin lives wound up in the same district. The two men could run against each other in next August's primary, of course, but on paper, Peters wouldn't stand a chance. Most of the new district is territory Levin has been representing, so he has home field advantage. Sandy Levin is also a sort of an icon. He was first elected to the state senate before Peters was six years old. He's completing thirty years in Congress. The politics of Michigan's redistricting plan By Mercedes Mejia & Jennifer White • Aug 11, 2011 Michigan House of Representatives Governor Rick Snyder signed legislation that sets new congressional district boundaries. The maps were designed and passed by the Republican legislature earlier this year. Today we take a closer look at the implications of the new district boundaries with Susan Demas, political analyst for Michigan Information and Research Service, and Ken Sikkema, former Senate Majority Leader and senior policy fellow for Public Sector Consultants. Listen Listening... / Michigan Radio's Jennifer White talks with Demas and Sikkema about who wins and who loses with these changes, as well as what voters should know before they head to the polls in November. Governor Snyder approves redrawing Michigan's political map By Rick Pluta • Aug 9, 2011 Governor Rick Snyder has approved measures that redraw Michigan's legislative and congressional districts. The new maps were approved by the Legislature's Republican majorities in an intensely partisan battle. But this may not be the final word on the state's new district maps. Michigan loses a congressional seat in the new maps to reflect the loss of population in the most recent census. The new lines throw at least two incumbent Democrats into the same district. Congressmen in Crisis By Jack Lessenberry • Aug 8, 2011 Listen Listening... / Governor Rick Snyder is expected to soon sign the redistricting plan passed by his fellow Republicans in the legislature. Assuming he does so, and there are no last-minute changes, the future careers of four Democratic congressmen will suddenly be thrown into doubt. Since last December, everyone has known that at least one Michigan Democrat would lose his job. The state is losing a seat in Congress as a result of national population shifts. Since Republicans control the process, everybody knew the odd man out was bound to be a Democrat. And as expected, they threw suburban Detroit Congressmen Sander Levin and Gary Peters into the same district. If the two men do, in fact run against each other in a primary. Levin is almost certain to win. He has one of the most famous names in politics, and has been in Congress far longer. Additionally, eighty percent of the new ninth district is territory that Levin has been representing up to now. But strange boundaries in two other districts have added other complications. There have long been two seats represented by African-Americans and based in Detroit. But redistricting radically changed those districts. Freshman Congressman Hansen Clarke was given new boundaries that include slightly more than half of Detroit, and a collection of mostly blue-collar down river suburbs. Shenanigans in Michigan's 7th District By Jack Lessenberry • Jul 7, 2011 Listen Listening... / Most congressmen face a big struggle to first get elected, and then stay in their jobs for a considerable period of time. John Dingell, for example, holds the all-time record. He'll have served fifty-six years before this year is over. John Conyers has been there forty-six years. Dale Kildee and Carl Levin have been in Washington more than thirty years. But on the other hand, the seventh district, which spans southeast Michigan's border with Ohio, has been about the most volatile congressional district in the nation over the last decade. Starting in two thousand and two, the seventh district has elected a different congressman in every election. Tim Walberg, who holds the job now, won in two thousand six; lost in two thousand eight, and won his old seat back in two thousand and ten. Odds were that he would have faced another stiff challenge next year, possibly from one, or both, his two main rivals in the recent past. Fellow Republican Joe Schwarz beat Walberg in a primary in two thousand four, and then lost to him two years later. Democrat Mark Schauer ousted Walberg from Congress in two thousand eight, and was ousted by him last year. But this year is a redistricting year. Republicans control every branch of government, and one of their top priorities was to draw the lines so as to make re-election safer for their side's incumbents. In the case of the Seventh, they replaced Calhoun County, at the west end of the district, with Monroe County, at the eastern end. The counties are almost the same size, and both usually, but not always, vote slightly more Democratic than Republican. State lawmakers finish work on redistricting... Now what? By Zoe Clark • Jun 30, 2011 Matthileo / Flickr The Republican-led state Senate approved a Congressional redistricting map yesterday… that means it now goes to Governor Snyder for his signature. The bill passed 25-13, mostly along party lines. But, that might not be the end of the story. Reports this morning seem to indicate that the maps could be challenged in court. From the Detroit News: The state Legislature on Wednesday sent new political district maps to the governor for signing, but the final configuration of congressional and state legislative boundaries could still end up being decided in court… Democrats claimed throughout the review process that wildly irregular districts — especially in Metro Detroit — were engineered to protect Republican incumbents. Michigan Democratic Party Chairman Mark Brewer refused to comment on whether the party would file a lawsuit charging one or more of the maps don't meet the requirements of state and federal laws to protect voter rights. "We'll be consulting with the congressional delegation about our next steps," he said. "That's all I can say right now." The article continues: Court challenges are nearly a given, according to Ari Adler, spokesman for House Speaker Jase Bolger, R-Marshall. "We wouldn't be surprised (by a court challenge) because that tends to be what happens — whichever party is in charge, the other disagrees with the maps," Adler said. "That's why when we looked at our maps we addressed them so they would pass muster with the federal government and with any court." Common Cause of Michigan will consider filing a court challenge, Executive Director Christina Kuo said late Wednesday. And, the Detroit Free Press notes, "...legal challenges to the new districts, which dropped from 15 to 14 because of population losses in the state, are likely from any number of sources including the Michigan Democratic Party, Congressional Black Caucus and Michigan Legislative Black Caucus." Redistricting, then and now (audio) By Jennifer White • Jun 29, 2011 Wikimedia Commons The new redistricting maps drawn up by the Republican majorities in the Michigan Legislature are unveiled and Democrats are not happy. Michigan Radio's political analyst Jack Lessenberry gives some historical context to the upcoming fight over redistricting. He spoke to Michigan Radio's Jenn White. You can here the interview here. Listen Listening... / The rules are different than they used to be, but basically all districts should have the same population, for congressional districts, exactly the same, according to Lessenberry. State legislative districts can have up to a 5% variation. He says this was not the case in the 1960's. "Before the U. S. Supreme Court decisions in the early 1960's there was no requirement that they have the same population. So you had, in the case of Michigan, both congressional districts and legislative districts that were several times larger than one or the other one, and they each got one representative." Lessenberry gives us a lesson on gerrymandering and explains the origin of the term. In 1812, Governor Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts presided over the drawing of a district that was shaped as a salamander. Congressman Levin testifies against proposed political maps By Laura Weber • Jun 28, 2011 Congressman Sander Levin doesn't like the proposed redrawn political maps that are based on new census data. Levin says the maps drawn by Republican state lawmakers are grossly skewed in favor of Republican candidates. "That so arrogantly places partisan interests ahead of voter interests. And whether the governor, who came to office pledging to put the interests of Michigan citizens ahead of partisan interests, will send a clear message right here and now, that his message is a real one." "I don't think anyone can show a map that has come forth in this state, at least one in recent memory, that so distorts the ability of citizens to have the right to choose, and for the parties to compete with ideas." He wants the Michigan Senate to reject the maps approved by the state House last week. Republican lawmakers say the G-O-P redistricting plan is fair and takes population shifts into consideration. Democrats have a redistricting map of their own By Zoe Clark • Jun 28, 2011 Thetoad / Flickr - http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Update 11:41 a.m.: Democratic Congressman Sander Levin will testify at a state Senate hearing in Lansing this afternoon about the proposed redistricting maps. The Congressman is set to testify at 2:30 p.m.. Original post 6:59 a.m.: Michigan Democrats have drawn a new congressional map that would pit Republican Congressman Thaddeus McCotter of Livonia against Democratic Congressman Gary Peters of Oakland County's Bloomfield Township, according to the Associated Press. A copy of the map was obtained by the AP from the Michigan Democratic Party. Michigan is losing one of its 15 congressional seats due to a loss of population in the past 10 years. From the AP: Republicans control the redistricting process with majorities in the state House and Senate. State Democratic Chairman Mark Brewer says the map shows how Detroit's two black-majority districts can be extended into Detroit's northern suburbs while remaining compact. Democrats say they'll introduce their map as a substitute to the Republican plan during a Senate hearing Tuesday. The GOP map pits Peters against fellow Democratic incumbent Sander Levin. Representatives Peters and Levin issued a joint-statement after the GOP map was released: "Voters in Michigan have never before faced such a shamelessly partisan redrawing of congressional boundaries. Instead of drawing fair lines that follow community and county borders in a logical way, the Republican legislature has drafted a map so skewed that it exploits every trick in the book to gerrymander districts in ways that benefit Republican incumbents. The Legislature and Gov. Snyder should reject this gerrymandered map and draw congressional boundaries in a way that puts Michigan voters' interests squarely ahead of flagrant partisan advantage." Redistricting fight begins this week By Rick Pluta • Jun 20, 2011 The partisan battle over the state's new maps of congressional and legislative districts kicks off Tuesday at the state Capitol. Republicans are likely to get their plans adopted. They control the House, the Senate and the governor's office. A legal challenge would probably be decided by the GOP controlled state Supreme Court. Democrats charge Republicans manipulated the lines to put two Democratic incumbents together in one district – and to shore up the GOP base for some vulnerable Republicans. Redistricting Woes By Jack Lessenberry • Jun 20, 2011 You have to admit that in Michigan, Democrats have been supremely unlucky when it comes to redistricting. For the last fifty years, Republicans have controlled the governor's office whenever it was time to draw new districts. This time they control everything - house, senate, and a majority on the state supreme court. That means they can impose whatever plan they like, as long as it does a couple things. First of all, all districts have to have more or less equal population. For Congress, that means exactly equal population. Based on where the census showed people lived, each Congressional district has to have seven hundred and five thousand, nine hundred and seventy-four people, give or take one. There's more wiggle room for legislative districts, but still, each one has to have within five percent of the target number of roughly ninety thousand per house and two hundred and sixty thousand for senate. There's also the Voting Rights Act to consider. Courts have held that means that a certain number of seats have to include a majority of voters who are members of the dominant minority group. Other than that, Republicans had a free hand. They finally unveiled their work at the end of last week. And on the whole, I was pleasantly surprised. Naturally, since Michigan has to lose a seat in Congress, they combined the seats of two Democrats, Sandy Levin and Gary Peters, meaning one has to go. They also redrew the legislative lines to make it harder for Democrats to win back the state house and senate. But some of what they did in terms of Congress is actually an improvement. For example, they took Calhoun County, which includes Battle Creek, out of the Seventh District, and put it into the Third, based on Grand Rapids. In terms of uniting communities of interests, Battle Creek would have been better off in the Sixth District, with Kalamazoo. But it is better off than where it was. Redistricting in Michigan: new political maps from the Michigan Legislature By Mark Brush • Jun 17, 2011 Update: 4:45 p.m. The Michigan Senate Republicans weigh in to defend their redistricting plan for the Michigan legislature. Amber McCann is the press secretary. She says: "We're seeing the population density that was once more concentrated in southeast Michigan is moving broader across the state. I think Michigan has been thought of traditionally as a one-city state. I think we're seeing that is no longer the case." McCann says the Legislature's GOP leaders would like to have the new district maps adopted and sent to Gov. Rick Snyder before July 1st. That's the beginning of the Legislature's summer break. State Rep. Barb Byrum (D-67th) says that time frame is too fast. Update 3:37 p.m. U.S. Rep. Sander Levin (D-12th) held a news conference today at 3:00 p.m. He said the proposed changes are unfair and hopes they will be challenged in court: There are so many problems with these maps, they're so unfair, outrageous that I trust it will be challenged in court. He said: Voters should be able to choose their members of Congress and what this map does is allow incumbent Republicans to choose their voters, and so I think it's exactly backwards. Update 2:47 p.m. Two U.S. Representatives from Michigan, Sander Levin (D-12th) and Gary Peters (D-9th), say the Michigan House Republicans gerrymandered their districts. Michigan House Republicans released their proposed map for Michigan's Congressional districts this afternoon. Because the state lost population, Michigan had to lose one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Republicans are in control of the redistricting process and they chose to eliminate a district by moving Rep. Sander Levin into the district now held by Rep. Gary Peters. Levin and Peters released a joint statement regarding the proposed map and are holding a press conference at 3 p.m. Here's their statement: "Voters in Michigan have never before faced such a shamelessly partisan redrawing of congressional boundaries. Instead of drawing fair lines that follow community and county borders in a logical way, the Republican legislature has drafted a map so skewed that it exploits every trick in the book to gerrymander districts in ways that benefit Republican incumbents. The Legislature and Gov. Snyder should reject this gerrymandered map and draw congressional boundaries in a way that puts Michigan voters' interests squarely ahead of flagrant partisan advantage." Update 1:52 p.m. Republicans in the Michigan Legislature have released their proposed maps for new Michigan House and Senate districts, and new districts for the U.S. House of Representatives. You can scroll through before and after maps in the images above. The Michigan Public Radio Network's Rick Pluta points out that approval of these maps is like approval of a bill. Both the Michigan House and Senate will have to approve them, and then Gov. Snyder will have to sign off on them. The maps also have to adhere to state and federal laws and preserve two of Michigan's majority-minority districts for the U.S. House of Representatives. Because of the loss in population in Michigan, the state will lose one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives - going from 15 representatives to 14. As expected, the proposed districts would move U.S. Rep. Sander Levin (D-Royal Oak), into the district now held by U.S. Rep. Gary Peters (D-Bloomfield Township) meaning if they both wanted to keep their seat in the U.S. House, the would have to run against each other in the Democratic primary. Democrats and some advocacy groups say Republicans rushing redistricting By Mark Brush • Jun 16, 2011 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio Redistricting is taking place this year because of the changes in population found by the 2010 U.S. Census. Republicans are in control in Michigan, and they get to draw the new political maps which will delineate new political districts for the Michigan Legislature and the U.S. House of Representatives for the next ten years. Democrats and other advocacy groups are complaining about the process. From the Associated Press: In this morning's news... By Mark Brush • Jun 14, 2011 user brother o'mara / Flickr Michigan House to release its redistricting plan The political boundaries in Michigan are being redrawn by the party in power, and Republicans in the State House plan to release their proposed redistricting maps this Friday. Redrawing political boundaries is required every ten years after the U.S. Census numbers are released. It's the first time the public will see how some Republicans plan to redraw Michigan's political maps. Republicans in the State Senate will release their plans later. Michigan is the only state in the nation to have lost population, so the state will lose one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. From the Detroit News: Congressional districts represented by Democratic U.S. Reps. Gary Peters of Bloomfield Township and Sander Levin of Royal Oak would be merged under a plan Republicans reviewed in late May that was obtained by The Detroit News. If both wanted to keep their seat, they'd have to run against each other in a Democratic primary. The draft plan would boost GOP majorities in a number of districts, making it easier for Republicans to hold on to their seats. After the maps are released, the House Redistricting Committee will have hearings, according to a press release by Lund. The latest U.S. Census numbers show that populations declined in southeast Michigan and grew in the west and other parts of the state. State Representative Pete Lund (R - Shelby Township) chairman of the House Redistricting Committee was quoted in the News article, "the maps are going to reflect where people have moved. Whatever areas lost population will lose representation, and whatever areas gained population will gain representation." Ford shares fall after $2 billion judgment in dealer suit An Ohio judge ruled that Ford Motor Company had to pay more than $2 billion in damages to thousands of dealerships. In the class action suit, the dealers contend they were overcharged for trucks they paid for over an 11 year period. From the Associated Press: Ford Motor Co. shares sank early Monday after an Ohio judge said the automaker had to pay nearly $2 billion in damages to thousands of dealerships who participated in a 2002 class-action lawsuit. But the shares pared their losses as several analysts downplayed the news and said Ford can absorb the damages even if loses a planned appeal. ACLU goes after Livonia's medical marijuana ban The ACLU will challenge Livonia's medical marijuana ban in court today. From the Detroit Free Press: The American Civil Liberties Union will try to convince a Wayne County judge today to strike down a Livonia ordinance that bans medical marijuana in any way, shape or form. The ACLU of Michigan, arguing on behalf of a medical marijuana patient with multiple sclerosis, claims that the Livonia measure violates the 2008 Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, which legalized medical marijuana. ACLU Attorney Andy Nickelhoff will present oral arguments at 11 a.m. before Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Wendy M. Baxter. The ACLU is representing Linda and Robert Lott of Birmingham. Redistricting Dilemma By Jack Lessenberry • May 16, 2011 Listen Listening... / When I was twelve years old, Sander Levin, who everybody calls Sandy, was my state senator. When I was eighteen, he ran for governor. He was elected congressman for the district where I now live when I was thirty years old. Next year, I will be sixty. And Sandy Levin, who turns eighty this summer, will still be representing me in Congress. That's not to imply that he isn't still sharp. On the contrary, Levin was chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means committee until Democrats lost control of the House last fall. But he, and the Democrats, have a dilemma. Republicans are entirely in charge of the congressional redistricting process this year. Michigan is losing a seat in Congress, and you know Republicans are going to try to eliminate one of the six seats Democrats hold, not one of the nine held by their party. Everything I know tells me that they are most likely to throw Sandy Levin in a district with Gary Peters, now serving his second term in the House. Levin has far more name recognition and seniority than Peters. If the two men are forced to battle against each other in a primary, he'll almost certainly be the favorite. Both men also say they are running for re-election, no matter what. But - should Sandy Levin really do this? Might it be better for him - and especially, for his party - if he makes a graceful exit? Here's why I say that: Most of Michigan's Democratic delegation in the House of Representatives are old. Really old. Next year, John Dingell will be eighty-six. Dale Kildee and John Conyers, eighty-three, Levin, eighty-one. The only exceptions are the just-elected Hansen Clarke of Detroit, who will be fifty-five, and Peters, fifty-three. Does it make sense for the state and the party to sacrifice the career of the fifty-three year old so the guy more than old enough to be his father can have another term? Within a very few years, all of those lions are going to be gone, one way or another. Does it make sense to lose all our experience pretty much at once? Redistricting: drawing the political maps By Lester Graham • May 9, 2011 Michigan Geographic Framework Listen Listening... / States must redraw congressional and legislative maps to adjust for the shifts in population when the census numbers are released every ten years. This time Michigan lost population while other states gained. That means Michigan will lose a representative in Congress. But there were also shifts of population within the state which means the state house and senate districts will have to be redrawn. Fighting for a Future By Jack Lessenberry • Apr 22, 2011 Here's something you may not have thought about: Who are the Michigan Democratic party's future leaders? The Republican landslide last fall eliminated a generation of politicians. Today, the Democrats don't have a single statewide officeholder, other than some judges and school and university board members. Five of the six Democratic congressmen are elderly. Making sense of redistricting By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Apr 15, 2011 user cncphotos / flickr The 2010 Census figures, released last month, announced that Michigan was the only state in the nation to lose population in the last decade. Now it is up to the states to redraw their congressional districts based on the findings of the Census. Redistricting can play a big role in the political makeup of both state and federal representation. In Michigan, citizens are waiting to see how the Republican-dominated Legislature will handle the task of reshaping the state's congressional districts. The main objective of redistricting is to create congressional districts with roughly equal populations in each district, says John Chamberlin, Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. "It takes account of the fact that people move around the state or people move out of the state. In 2010, if you looked at the populations in state House districts, for instance, there are disparities. So redistricting resets the clock back to roughly equal populations." Each state handles the task of redistricting differently. In Michigan, redistricting is treated as legislation, with the Legislature creating a bill for passage by the governor. Because the Republican Party controls the Michigan state Senate, House, and governorship, the task of redistricting will fall solely to the Republicans. Due to the fact that Michigan lost population since the last redistricting took place, the state will lose one member in the U.S. House of Representatives. Through redistricting, the Michigan Legislature must determine where to combine districts in order to eliminate the district of one U.S. Representative, explains Chamberlin. Redistricting hearings begin By Laura Weber • Apr 13, 2011 West Michigan had the most population growth in the last ten years, while the east side of the state saw the biggest regional population declines in the state. That's according to state demographer Ken Darga. He testified before a state House panel on redrawing Michigan's legislative and congressional districts. Detroit is expected to lose a few seats in the Legislature after Michigan's political maps are redrawn. The city saw a 25 percent decline in population since 2000. State demographer Ken Darga says it's unclear right now how political clout will shift around the state: "We'll have to see how the numbers—how the districts are drawn. It certainly does though, it does increase the political clout of areas that are growing, and decrease the political clout of areas that are declining in population." The state's political maps need to be redrawn before this fall. But some Democrats fear Republicans will force the redistricting process through this spring. They say they hope the process is open and fair, and they say the only way to do that is to take time to draw the new lines. Redrawing Michigan's political map - Will it be fair? By Laura Weber • Apr 11, 2011 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) A state House panel will begin the process of redrawing Michigan's political maps this week at the state Capitol. The redistricting process works like any other law that is approved by the Legislature and then moves on to Governor Rick Snyder for his signature. The new political map will also most likely be contested and end up in front of the Michigan Supreme Court. But with all areas of government controlled by Republicans, many Democrats are skeptical that the process will be fair. Republican state Representative Pete Lund will chair the committee. Redrawing the political map of Michigan By Laura Weber • Apr 7, 2011 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A state House panel next week will begin the process of redrawing Michigan's political maps. The first hearing will focus on results from the 2010 U-S Census. Michigan lost population over the past decade, and the state will lose a seat in the U.S. House. With Republicans controlling all branches of state government, Democrats are worried that new district lines will target a vulnerable Democratic seat like that of US Congressman Gary Peters. The state House Redistricting and Elections Committee is chaired by Republican Representative Pete Lund. Lund led the successful GOP push to retake the Michigan House last fall. Lund said in a statement that he looks forward to the hearings and, "a fair, effective redistricting process for our state." Michigan will get detailed census data tomorrow By Steve Carmody • Mar 21, 2011 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) The state of Michigan will formally recieve its 2010 U.S. Census data tomorrow . We already know that the data will show Michigan was the only state in the union to lose population between the 2000 and 2010 census. We should also learn where that population loss will be felt the most. The Associated Press reports that the census data will get very specific. Among the data will be population summaries by race, Hispanic origin and voting age for jurisdictions such as counties, cities and school districts. Dingell plans to run again By Steve Carmody • Jan 20, 2011 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) The dean of Michigan's congressional delegation plans to stay in Washington. John Dingell says he plans to run again for the seat he's held since the mid-50's. Here's the Associated Press story: Two months after winning a 28th full term in the U.S. House, Michigan's John Dingell says he's going for 29. The 84-year-old Dearborn Democrat tells The Detroit News he'll be a candidate for re-election in 2012. Dingell has been in Congress since 1955. He calls it "the greatest job in the world." The man known as "Big John" currently represents the 15th District, which could be in jeopardy as redistricting looms. The number of House seats in Michigan will drop one to 14 next year, and majority Republicans could change up Dingell's district. It now encompasses the far southeastern portion of the state, including Monroe and Ann Arbor. 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They broke up after 7 years of marriage.
I started with Sam Cooke when I was 6 or 7 years old.
(Bobby Womack)
In 1918, when I was 6 or 7 years old, radio was just coming into use in the Great War.
(Chuck Jones)
These portfolios have durations of 7 years and up.
(Forbes - Personal Finance, )
I was 7 years old the first time I read the word "producer" on an album.
(Los Angeles Times - Pop & Hiss, )
Unassuming accountant took about $500K each year for 7 years, Frisch's says.
(USA Today - Money, )
Three Al-Jazeera English journalists were each sentenced to 7 years in prison.
(USA Today - World, )
By the time he was 6 or 7 years old, Sameer Mishra was a pretty confident speller.
(CNN - Technology, )
Luc was only 7 years old when his world went dark and he became blind unexpectedly.
(CNN - Technology, )
First overall pick of 2007 NBA draft played sparingly in 3 NBA seasons over 7 years.
(USA Today - NBA, )
Diana Hussein had her Twitter handle for 7 years before she thought of giving it up.
(USA Today - Money, )
At just 7 years old, Kyron Chase is facing the unimaginable: His father was murdered.
(CNN - U.S. News, )
Joyous reunion for pet and owners after 7 years means devastating loss to another family.
(USA Today - National, )
Danish band Lukas Graham sit tight at the top of the UK singles chart with their single 7 Years.
(BBC News - Entertainment & Arts, )
Mohamed Fahmy's family was dealt a crushing emotional blow when a judge sentenced him to 7 years in jail.
(The Vancouver Sun - World, )
Joseph Altuzarra's brand is only 7 years old, but the young designer is firmly entrenched in the A-list firmament.
(The Hollywood Reporter - Style & Culture, )
3-time Kentucky Derby champion, Gary Stevenstalks to CNN about his return to the saddle after 7 years in retirement.
(CNN - World Sport, )
To obtain this result, physicists from PTB compared caesium and ytterbium atomic clocks with each other for 7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
President Obama has addressed the country at least 14 times on 9 different shooting attacks, in his 7 years in office.
(CNN - U.S. News, )
Children with the untreatable condition suffer from brain damage and muscle weakness, and rarely live beyond 6 or 7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
This group includes funds whose portfolios have a duration (a measure of interest-rate sensitivity) between 4 and 7 years.
(Forbes - Personal Finance, )
It is technically, physically and financially grueling for at least 7 years (often more) after the first Bachelor's degree.
(Forbes - Business, )
Louisiana's John Bel Edwards defeated a U.S. senator to become the first Democratic governor in 7 years, The NY Times reports.
Here, the authors use 7 years of THEMIS data to show that KHW occur 19% of the time, and may be important for plasma transport.
(Nature Communications, )
After a 2008 video went viral again last week, the family of the skateboarding boy in a wheelchair talks about life 7 years later.
(NBC Today, )
Woody Allen's adopted daughter Dylan Farrow repeats accusations that the filmmaker sexually assaulted her when she was 7 years old.
(Glenn Whipp in Los Angeles Times - Entertainment News, )
Or at least it better be for CX will undoubtedly be the one thing that makes or breaks a brand over the next 5, 7 years and beyond.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
It was Carter's 12th surgery in 7 years due to a congenital heart condition, but this time the scars left behind seemed too much to bear.
(NBC News Health, )
Investors in technology startups, for example, are likely to have to hold their position in any one investment for an average of 7 years.
(Forbes - Business, )
The life expectancy of the average American born in 2011 was 78.7 years, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
(Science Daily - News, )
Michael Dell has been running the company for the last 7 years during which its earnings were terrible and it continued to lose market share.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
Former heavyweight champion Myke Tyson disclosed he was sexually abused when he was 7 years old during a "Opie Radio" interview on Wednesday.
(UPI - Entertainment News, )
The lead singer of Danish band Lukas Graham talks about the breakout success of single "7 Years" and his family history that inspired the song.
(CNN - Entertainment, )
This album includes the global hit "7 Years" and other songs by Lukas Graham Forchhammer, the leader of the Danish band that bears his name.
(The New York Times - Arts, )
Our live blog is tracking market moves on a day when the Bank of England is widely expected to cut interest rates for the first time in 7 years.
Rosenblatt was Chief Medical Officer at Merck & Co. for 7 years prior to this role, and Dean of Tufts University School of Medicine before that.
(Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, )
The human embryo can already distinguish vowels in utero, but grammatical complexity is usually not fully mastered until at least 7 years of age.
(Nature Reviews Neuroscience, )
Matthew Lowry faces more than 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to stealing heroin from evidence to feed a habit that began with painkillers.
(NBC News, )
In some fundamental ways, Apple has opened up its mobile operating system to more customization and modification than at any time in the prior 7 years.
(Forbes - Technology, )
A new study is the first to show the effects of prenatal exposure to polybrominated diphenyl ethers on children's development at ages 4, and 7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
Here, the authors show that potential predictive skill of the ocean CO 2 uptake in the North Atlantic western subpolar gyre region is up to 4–7 years.
(Nature Communications, )
Woodside Petroleum and its joint venture partners have approved a $2 billion investment in the North West Shelf, the fourth major development in 7 years.
(Sydney Morning Herald - National, )
These events tend to occur every 3 - 7 years; something many suggest have become more regular and extreme in recent years, as a result of climate change.
(Science Daily - News, )
Researchers report the average man keeps a pair of underwear for 7 years, and that 22 percent of the men admit to not changing their underpants every day.
(NBC News Health, )
Women's anticipated life span will increase to 87.6 years and men's to 85.7 years for people living in England and Wales in 2030, according to new research.
(Daily Mail - Money, )
Visits to the emergency department for anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that can be life threatening, nearly doubled over 7 years as awareness improved.
(Amina Zafar in CBC News - Health, )
Julio Romero is an immigrant boy from El Salvador who spoke no English until he was 7 years old and attends a low-income, low-performing middle school in Watts.
(Teresa Watanabe in Los Angeles Times - Science, )
Micah Ahern is about to turn 7 years old and is getting an extra special gift this year— a trip to Hawaii with his family, courtesy of Make A Wish Foundation.
(Fox News - Health, )
A study of 6,467 children from England shows that having no access to a garden at age 3-5 years is linked to an increased risk developing obesity by age 7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
Breastfeeding longer is associated with better receptive language at 3 years of age and verbal and nonverbal intelligence at age 7 years, according to a new study.
(Science Daily - News, )
7 Years Younger: The Anti-Aging Breakthrough Diet - created by the editors at Good Housekeeping - focuses on eating the right combination of antioxidant-rich foods.
(Daily Mail - News, )
Prior to the development of targeted therapies and in the absence of allogeneic haematopoetic stem-cell transplantation (HSCT), the median survival was 5–7 years.
(Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, )
At Chrysler's current rate of repairs, regulators wrote, it will take 4.7 years to fix all of the recalled Grand Cherokees and two years to fix the Liberty models.
(The New York Times - Business, )
Australian children's entertainer Rolf Harris, 84, was found guilty Monday in a London court of 12 charges of sexually abusing women and girls as young as 7 years old.
(CNN - World News, )
The average period to disease recurrence was similar between those who received sorafenib or sunitinib after surgery (5.6 years) and those treated with placebo (5.7 years).
(Science Daily - News, )
In a move that is being hailed as a milestone, the headquarters of British military operations in Afghanistan has moved from Lashkar Gah - where it has been for 7 years - to Camp Bastion.
(BBC News - U.K. News, )
Sprint's dropping of the Nextel moniker is also symbolic of its recent shutdown of the iDEN network, which the carrier had assumed control of more than 7 years ago after merging with Nextel.
(Forbes - Business, )
Abdullah Alathamna was 7 years old the first time the Israeli military shelled his family's home in the northern Gaza Strip in 2006. In a blink, he lost his mother, two sisters and his right foot.
(Kate Linthicum in Los Angeles Times - World News, )
After evolving replicate populations of the flour beetle Tribolium castaneum for 6 to 7 years under conditions that differed solely in the strengths of sexual selection, we revealed mutation load using inbreeding.
(Nature, )
In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers have found that the average 25-year-old American today can look forward to 2.4 more years of a healthy life than 20 years ago while a 65-year-old today has gained 1.7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
To help me asses this life-changing decision I reached out to my mentor who has been my sounding board for career advice over the last 7 years; he was my manager and I was fortunate to have him as one of my mentors.
(Forbes - Entrepreneurs, )
In addition, the median age at which Canadians with cystic fibrosis die has risen to 32 years in 2012 from 21.7 years in 1990. The death rate declined from 1.4 deaths per year in 1990 to 0.99 deaths per year in 2012, authors report.
(Science Daily - News, )
At 7 years old, Drew Tybus met his future father-in-law for the first time.It was a July day during a joint father-son camping trip in New Hampshire — the first in what would become a lasting tradition for all fathers and sons involved.
(NBC Today, )
The new research used umbilical cord tissue collected at birth and identified epigenetic marks in a key brain development gene called HES1 that were linked to the child's ability to learn and their cognitive performance at ages 4 and 7 years.
(Science Daily - News, )
With a concern about inappropriate prescribing of antipsychotic medications to children, 31 states in the U.S. have implemented prior authorization policies for atypical antipsychotic prescribing, mostly within the past 5 years, and with most states applying their policies to children younger than 7 years of age, according to a study.
(Science Daily - News, )
A 51-year-old Colorado man who says he was sexually abused when he was around 7 years old by a teenager who later became a prominent Roman Catholic priest — one known for his work with at-risk kids — on Monday sued the Chicago-based religious order to which the priest belongs, seeking the release of all records related to allegations of abuse by any of its priests.
(Fox News - U.S., )
We found that activation of PPARγ by the glitazones decreases expression of STAT5 and its downstream targets HIF2α and CITED2, which are key guardians of the quiescence and stemness of CML LSCs. When pioglitazone was given temporarily to three CML patients in chronic residual disease in spite of continuous treatment with imatinib, all of them achieved sustained CMR, up to 4.7 years after withdrawal of pioglitazone.
(Nature, )
I was recently talking to a relative that had heard all of the statistics about long-term care—that someone turning 65 has almost a 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care, the average annual cost of an assisted living facility is about $43,200, and the average length of stay is 3.7 years for women and 2.2 years for men so she understood that without long-term care insurance, she stood a good shot of possibly spending $130,000 of her retirement savings on long term care expenses (higher depending on where you live) on care and realized that she wanted to insure against this risk by getting long-term care insurance.
(Forbes - Personal Finance, )
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