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Washington, DC: Would men rather have their hair, or their manhood? With Propecia finasteride, that appears to be the choice for a number of men who have used Propecia only to discover difficulties in the bedroom.
Such problems can not only prove an impediment to a relationship, it can also result in a Propecia lawsuit – and there are a number of them. In fact, according to a release from PRWeb Newswire (3/19/13), there were 140 actions pending in the Propecia Multi-District Litigation as of March 5 (US District Court, Eastern District of New York, MDL 2331 – IN RE: Propecia (Finasteride) Products Liability Litigation). These lawsuits are part of a larger number reported by Propecia manufacturer Merck & Co. November 9 of last year.
At that time, Merck identified 265 lawsuits involving about 415 plaintiffs as of September 30, 2012, alleging continued and persistent Propecia sexual dysfunction after stopping Propecia.
A Propecia lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania Eastern District Court on February 5 alleges Propecia impotence. The claim alleges that Merck & Co. knew, or should have known, about the basket of Propecia side effects, and should have been more forthcoming with regard to those risks with patients and consumers. The lawsuit, case no. 2:2013cv00659, identifies those Propecia side effects as depression, cognitive impairment and erectile dysfunction.
In another Propecia lawsuit, a plaintiff filed an action in New York Eastern District Court on October 8 of last year alleging sexual dysfunction and cognitive impairment after his use of Propecia finasteride. The plaintiff alleges his symptoms continued after he stopped using Propecia finasteride.
The case is case no. 1:2012cv05030. Plaintiffs were not identified in the release.
Propecia has been on the market since 1997, and is also used to treat an enlarged prostate. However, finasteride has been gaining more traction in recent years as a means to slow down the progression of male pattern baldness. While it remains fashionably acceptable today for even young men to sport a shaved head, some men are overly sensitive about a particular skull shape that lends itself to shaving. Others simply prefer having hair, than not.
Many plaintiffs, however, have been unpleasantly surprised when it was discovered that their Propecia dosage is often associated with difficulties between the sheets. Had plaintiffs known about the risks of problems with their Propecia sex drive, they might have weighed the risks and decided their hair loss was less important than the loss of their manhood.
The allegation that sexual dysfunction can translate to Propecia long-term side effects and extend well beyond the point at which the medication is terminated, constitutes a serious event in a man's life. Many plaintiffs have lost relationships or have divorced. Their lives have never been the same.
Propecia lawsuit plaintiff Kevin Malley alleges that Propecia not only fostered physical and cognitive impairment, his use of Propecia is also alleged to have caused sexual dysfunction and even shrinkage of his genitals. Malley is part of a Propecia class action, and appeared on CNN in August of last year describing his symptoms, and how Propecia has impacted his life in a negative way.
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YUL BRYNNER, Samuel L. Jackson, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Jason Statham, David Beckham, Rovilson Fernandez, Mark Salling (of Glee fame) and yes, even the fictional Les Grossman (a.k.a. the knuckle-ringed alter ego of Tom Cruise) have proven Delilah wrong; a buzz cut — heck, an all-the-way bald do — won't unman a dude with attitude.
In case you missed the headline — bald is bad, bald is sexy, bald is rugged hot — losing all that hair actually means you've got a high MQ (manliness quotient).
"Most male pattern baldness is caused by DHT (dihydrotestosterone) which is a bypro-duct of an overabundance of testosterone. So if they want to look on the bright side, it is a sign that they are truly real men. This chemical actually chokes off the blood supply to the hair follicle, which is the main nourishment for hair growth, and in turn eventually kills the hair follicle," Sujiivana Salon Creative Director Kne Palmer wrote BusinessWorld.
Let's rephrase that: if you're prematurely balding, your guy hormones have killed off all your hair.
Or, allowed Mr. Palmer, it could also be because you've somehow damaged the hair follicle by some mechanical means (wore that baseball cap too often, took to cornrows because maybe you grew up watching Wesley Snipes or Dennis Rodman, or back in the days of grunge, you grew your hair long and wore it in a tight ponytail; in which case, this could be remedied by getting rid of all those bad habits). Women, in this instance, can also suffer hair loss. "The constant tension put stress on the follicle and damages the follicle," cautioned Mr. Palmer.
The last type of hair loss is alopecia, which can have many different causes (one of which is an abnormality in the immune system), and is very hard to remedy. This type starts to show up with patches of bald areas around the head, and while stress and diet can affect this type of hair loss, a doctor is better equipped to handle the case.
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By Miriam Stoppard
Seeing recent pictures of Naomi Campbell's bald patches, probably caused by hair extensions, brought back bad memories for me.
I know how she feels because a similar thing happened to me a few years ago. I wanted the front of my hair to look thicker and longer so I went to a hair-extension stylist who'd been highly recommended.
At first it looked fantastic but about a month later the join between my own hair and the extension had become noticeable so I decided to have them removed.
That's when it went wrong. It took several attempts to dissolve the glue that was holding them on but the chemical used to do this pulled out my own hair.
As I looked down I saw huge clumps, roots and all, in my lap. When I looked up in the mirror, I had no hair at the front.
Once the shock had worn off, I was devastated. But I also felt incredibly stupid. I hadn't really looked into what could go wrong – after all, it was a just a hair treatment, not a medical procedure.
What a mistake – although my hair has partially recovered it never regained its original thickness.
Hair today..
Over the past few years, a number of celebrities, including Victoria Beckham, are said to have had the odd temporary bald patch after having extensions. Meanwhile, Jennifer Aniston has complained that having it done ruined the condition of her locks.
Stylists maintain that, if your own hair is in good nick and the extensions are properly fitted and maintained, they should be fine.
However, last year research in the British Journal of Dermatology claimed that some women lose their hair within a week of having extensions and that even women with no obvious signs of hair loss had considerable underlying damage to the scalp when examined more closely.
The dermatologists – from the University of Miami in Florida and Bologna University in Italy – suggested that the problems are probably far more common than reported.
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Traction alopecia tends to happen at the front of the head and around the temples, where the hair is weakest.
The extensions, which are attached by glue, weaving or braiding, put tension on the hair follicles, which become inflamed, causing hair to fall out. This is more likely if the extensions are heavy, left in a long time or fitted badly. Some glues can damage hair, too.
But any tight hairstyles like braids can have the same effect while harsh chemicals such as dyes, bleaches and straightening solutions further weaken hair.
If it's caught early, it'll grow back but the hair loss can be permanent.
Look out for small, red, sometimes painful bumps on the scalp, flaking or broken-off hair.
If there's any damage or hair loss, have the extensions professionally removed and limit styling.
Ask your GP to refer you to a dermatologist who can confirm the cause of your hair loss and whether it may grow back. Regrowth can take three to six months or longer.
If the hair loss is permanent, a hair transplant, in which hairs from the back of the head are grafted on to the bald bits, is the only solution. Needless to say, you can't get it on the NHS and it will set you back several thousand pounds, so make sure the doctor is registered with the General Medical Council and belongs to the British Association of Hair Restoration Surgeons (www.hairsurgeons.org.uk).
The clinic should be registered with the Healthcare Commission. Ask about the doctor's experience and what realistically can be achieved. Also ask to see before and after pictures of their patients.
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I am new to dota2 but I played LoL for about 2 years or so and I know that game inside-out, backwards and forwards, and even upside down. I got my beta invite for dota 2 a couple of weeks ago and I started out by playing bot games with a new champion each game to start to learn the champion pool, and learn the items BEFORE I go to playing vs humans. I havent gotten through all the champions but I will soon enough.
Of the champions I've played, there were a few I came to like. Doombringer, Outworld Destroyer, and Clinks. OD probably being my favorite with DB and Clinkz tied for second. Where can I learn more about these champs? build's, strats, item choices etc.
In addition to playing these bot games with new champs each time, I watched the join dota masters, the defense, and gosu league to get a little more educated an learn to follow the game. OD was picked 1 game and the other 2 I mentioned were not picked even once. Why? OD completely demolished the other team, it was so one sided, but then, mysteriously, he was never picked/banned again. Anyways, after this weekend it seemed that dota's tournaments are just like LoL's in that 20% of the hero pool is picked/banned every game while 80% are generally, largely ignored. Also everyone was talking about Lycanthrope like he is some kind of god tier champ, but of the very few times he wasn't banned, the team that picked him lost. I never saw Lycan's team win a game.


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Deducing that Fiction Is Indeed RealSo, you want some code, eh? Here is some code for you. Hopefully this logic will help you understand that fiction (and fake things) (I will describe that second.) are indeed real. I love Daisy! #2 2012-05-25 20:48:27
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I have been going through a bit of a fashion lull for the past week or so. I've actually been getting all of these great steals and have all these little numbers that I should probably be getting some use out of. Unfortunately, the last couple of weeks have been pretty fashion-less for me. Besides my late night creeping on all the Spring 2013 Collections online.. very little effort on my personal style has been made. My body and closet has been style-neglected.
But I guess that happens some times.
And I kind of like it. It's nice to escape from a world of well-curated outfits, color matching, and thoughtful accessorizing. Not that I do that all the time. Because I don't. Sometimes I imagine myself wearing knit gaucho pants, linen tunics, oversized headbands and Birkenstocks all the time. I am sort of into that kind of thing. I could sell soap at the farmers market and regularly attend co-op yoga. And you may think I'm joking but that life is very appealing to me. How do people do it?? I wanna know!!
Hippy dreams aside.. I had to buy myself a new pair of sunglasses because I lost [yes, lost] my favorite pair of Chloé's! It was a very sad day for me. I went for a beach walk and forgot to pick them up after I took a dip in the ocean. Gone somewhere in the sand. I considered posting "LOST" signs around the beach and grocery store. I would have made a killer hand-drawing of them. That's when I realized I was just being silly. Yes of course there's more to life than a great pair of sunnies. But my gosh it feels so good to get little fashion finds to cure temporary [sunglass] sadness. Right??
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Growing up, my dad always made snide comments whenever he saw someone pairing beige and blue. In fact, he'd literally just repeat, "beige and blue", "beige and blue" over and over or simply call it "bluge" {it was pretty hilarious}. For some reason or another, the combination of these two colors has gone hand-in-hand with a preppy vibe. I used to agree but as I've aged, I quite like the odd couple marriage. It's also a great way to subtly mix colors that don't exactly match but just naturally blend together.
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In my first installment of Crave vs. Save, I thought I'd feature an item I've been craving for quite some time (try over a year) ever since I saw one of my best friends sporting this gorgeous Balenciaga tote. The one above is the medium sized option, which I think is perfect for a classy and timeless addition for my office looks. I also love the bright varieties that Tory Burch offers with her Robinson Spectator Middy Satchel – a great size for both work and play, I have my eye on the red one.
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As you have probably guessed, I have quite a few items in my closet. One of my friends even calls me a clothes/purse/shoe/jewelry hoarder. However, one thing about me is I will always go back to something I've had in my closet for ages and think of a new way to wear it. Case in point, this blouse; I've had it for forever but haven't worn it in probably two years. It's one of those pieces that has found its way to the chopping block a few times only to somehow find its way back into my closet, amongst its fellow troops. I have come to realize I have quite a few items like this that, for some reason or another, I just can't let go of. I actually love it with these pants and am quite happy I didn't get rid of it – it's one of those fun tops that can still be worn in the office. Do you guys have any items like this?
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Sometimes the best color is the same color. I'm really loving all things gray right now and the many hues this color comes in and blends with.
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Export Transmission Service Tariff Study (SE-94)The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has concluded that there is a pressing need for a comprehensive Export Transmission Service (ETS) tariff study as part of their decision on Hydro One�s 2011 and 2012 transmission rates review (EB-2010-0002). The IESO is undertaking this new study which will identify a range of proposed export tariff designs and rate scenarios, and examine the pros and cons of each scenario for analysis. The Export Transmission Service (ETS) tariff is a charge applied to each Megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity exports to recover the costs of transmission. The results of the study will permit the OEB to carry out an informed review and assessment of the market and operational benefits attributed to different ETS tariff options and values. This initiative may be of interest to all wholesale market participants and stakeholder groups; in particular, transmission customers, generators and wholesale consumers directly involved in performing export, import and wheel-through transactions. We encourage all stakeholders, or their representatives, with an interest in this matter to participate in the process, including OEB staff.
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Colon Kuzma, Steve Kuzma, and Victor Maene entertained before a meeting of the environmental advocacy group South Jersey 350.org at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Galloway Township. The group, a local chapter of a national organization, aims to reduce carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
Local artist Meed Barnett, of Galloway Township, showcased some of her art as Karl Wasleski, of Ventnor, looked on during a meeting South Jersey 350.org.
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Nov. 20, 2012 COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland track & field will host a Speed Clinic Saturday, Dec. 22, on the campus of the University of Maryland. Highlighted by instruction from current Terrapin and Head Olympic coach for the London games Andrew Valmon, campers will receive individual form work, participate in agility drills and work on technique, core strength and relay handoffs among other activities. The clinic will be held at the indoor bubble, located next to the golf course. The cost is $40 per camper and the clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.


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20 CFR 416.542(b)
The general issue to be determined is whether the husband is an eligible recipient of supplemental security income underpayments due his deceased wife.
The specific issue on which findings will be made and conclusions will be reached, is whether the surviving husband is an eligible member of a couple to receive the benefits due his deceased wife who, at the time of her death, was a resident of a nursing home in which he did not reside.
On November 26, 1974, the husband filed an application for himself and as a representative for his aged and disabled wife. She had been confined to a nursing home since June 2, 1971. According to the husband's testimony, his and his wife's savings were used to maintain her in the nursing home, and there was no assistance from Federal or State funds. He and his wife, prior to her need for care in the nursing home, had maintained a home together since their marriage on December 18, 1910.
His claim for benefits was processed expeditiously, and he commenced receiving payments with a monthly check about January 1, 1975, and a retroactive benefit check thereafter on January 6, 1975. On January 7, 1975, he inquired regarding his wife's supplemental security benefits which had not yet been received. On January 19, 1975, she passed away. On January 21, 1975, the surviving spouse filed a claim for the amounts due in the case of his deceased wife.
On January 22, 1975, he was advised by letter from the Social Security Administration that:
On January 28, 1975, he was sent a further letter from the Social Security Office, stating that his wife was eligible to receive the supplemental security income payment.
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A Notice of Decision letter was sent advising him that:
The first letter to the husband, dated January 22, 1975, was incomplete in that it did not specify that the surviving spouse had to be living in the same household with the deceased spouse at the time of death in order to qualify for the unpaid benefits. This omission was covered in the Notice of Decision letter of February 24, 1975.
On February 25, 1975, the spouse signed a request for hearing which stated:
The deceased wife was not receiving Title XIX Medicaid and was not in a public institution. She was entitled to supplemental security income benefits to supplement her Title II social security payments.
After careful consideration of the evidence in this case, it is clear that because of the care she required, the deceased wife was in a private nursing home from June 2, 1971, until the date of her death on January 19, 1975. Although their separation was not due to marital difficulties, they were, in fact, living in separate households from each other at the time of her death. The social security office correctly took two applications from the husband when he filed applications on November 26, 1974. The benefits payable to each eligible individual living in a separate household is greater than the benefits paid to the two as a couple. Had the wife lived, she and her husband would have received more benefits over a period of time as eligible individuals than they would have as an eligible couple. This may well be the legislative reason that the surviving spouse of an eligible couple is entitled to receive the unpaid benefits of his deceased spouse.
The supplemental security income program is a creature of statute, and the administrative law judge must be guided by the legislation and regulations pertaining to the creation of the program. As inequitable or unfair as it may appear to the surviving spouse that his wife's application was not as promptly processed and paid as his, nonetheless, delay did occur, and because they were living separately when she died on January 19, 1975, he is not eligible to receive her unpaid benefits.
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Perhaps it was the Ides of March or some other phenomenon (March Madness is already reserved for another event starting today) that spurred a flurry of activity in Congress this week…we at Octo are tracking movement on several key pieces of legislation moving through Congress that have significant implications for our clients in the Federal IT community.
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Continuing day 2's deep dive into SPARQL, we began day 3 talking about inference and the value of property paths. In the semantic web, by defining transitive properties, you can establish relationships across subjects. Consider the heirarchy:
Wednesday's session was all about deep diving into SPARQL. The SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language (SPARQL) is a query language and protocol for RDF. SPARQL protocol describes a means for conveying SPARQL queries to an SPARQL query processing service and returning the query results to the entity that requested them. A SPARQL query processing service (endpoint) accepts queries and return results over HTTP. The fact that there is only one protocol for SPARQL is a huge advantage for semantic web, making it easier for people to connect to data sources using non-proprietary means.
The most important take away from Tuesday's session was truly understanding how Semantic Web Techonlogies can be applied to improve health care interoperability. Particularly speaking, the advantage Semantic Web technologies provide in terms of identifying semantic equivalances in terms of health care data such has within clinical trials. To better understand this we need to define what semantic equivalencies are and what they mean in terms of clinical trials.
Octo set out this week to figure out a path to solve a problem that is simple to explain but difficult to achieve. We call it a "End-to-End Use Case." The challenge is to find a way to discover "semantically equivalent" data that has been collected in multiple studies. Traditionally, this is a relatively straight-forward task if done pre-study (although it requires considerable "top-down" governance), but very difficult once a study has been "designed" and executed.
Octo is thrilled to announce a Semantic Web three day "hackathon", (February 19th - 22nd), featuring guest Eric Prud'hommeaux from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) . Eric's role in the Semantic Web Health Care and Life Sciences Interest Group (HCLS IG) is why we called upon him. While Semantic Web is a non-domain specific technology, we are deeply interested in how Semantic Web technologies can assist in the areas of healthcare and health research.
I suspect that OCTO is not the only consultancy whose clients are urging us to be more "agile" in our delivery. As much as the term is used these days in myriad contexts, I suspect agile means lots of different things to whoever is talking about it. For the kind of management consulting we do, the immediate question is, "Isn't agile a software development method?" The corollary questions is, "Does agile apply to non-software projects?" Interestingly the answers to the questions are likely yes and yes.
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05/31/2013 Berger Named PING First Team All-AmericanBerger is named by the GCAA after placing second at NCAAs. 05/30/2013 Berger Finishes Tied For Second At NCAAsFlorida State finishes tied for 11th barely missing cutoff. 05/29/2013 Seminoles Come Back Strong In Second RoundFlorida State makes a 10 stroke improvement from the first round. 05/28/2013 Berger Leads Seminoles After First RoundBerger and Seiffert were named to the PING All-Region team today. 05/21/2013 Lebioda Named ACC Freshman Of The YearThe Seminoles lead the All-ACC team with three selections. 05/23/2013 After Freak Injury, Letson Gets His Shot at Nationals05/23/2013 Seminoles Ready for NCAA Championships05/16/2013 Seiffert Leads Seminoles on Day One of NCAA Regional03/17/2013 Back to Back: Noles Capture Team and Individual Titles at Seminole Intercollegiate03/15/2013 Berger Leads FSU to Round One Lead at Seminole IntercollegiateOn Berger: One of the top freshmen in the nation who will be a team leader during his sophomore season and for the remainder of this Seminole career...helped Florida State finish in a tie for third place in the Southwest Regional Championship and in a tie for eighth place in the NCAA Championship Finals...finished in third place in the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship at the University of Oklahoma and was the highest finishing freshman in the event...was at his best in finishing in the top 10 of his first two career postseason events - the 2012 ACC Championship (tied for seventh) and the 2012 NCAA Southwest Regional Championship (third) as he finished a cumulative total of eight strokes under par, with three scores in the 60's and with four of five scores at par or better...at least one score of the 60's in each of the final three events of his freshman season...best single round career score of 66, best 36 hole score of 137, best score vs. par of minus five and best tournament score of 211 came in the 2012 ACC Championship at the Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point in New London, N.C...named to the Rolex Junior All-American Honorable Mention team in 2011...played in the 2010 US Amateur...ranked seventh nationally in the 2011 GolfWeek/Sagrain Boy's High School rankings following his graduation from high school...the No. 1 ranked player in the state of Florida in the high school graduating class of 2011...advanced to the quarterfinals of the Polo Invitational in 2010...recorded one tournament championship and five top five finishes on the Florida Junior Tour in 2009-10 and totaled three top 10 finishes on the AJCA circuit in 2010...won the 2009 FCWT National Championship at PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla...won individual titles at the Florida State match play championship and finished in second place in the Mizuno Junior Tournament at Innisbrook in 2010...competed for a spot in the 2011 and 2012 U.S. Opens as he advanced to sectional qualifications...shot a 68 in the first round of U.S. Open sectional qualifying in 2012 and was in first place in the individual standings after the first round of play at the Black Diamond Ranch in Lecanto, Fla....played in the U.S. Amateur Championships at Chambers Bay in 2010 and at Cherry Hills Village in 2012...the named to the 2012 ACC Academic Honor Roll...his 72.67 stroke averaged during his freshman season is the 20th best scoring average in school history. 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Spring 2012: Helped Florida State to one of the best seasons in school history with a third place team finish in his first career ACC Championship, a tied for third place team finish in his first career NCAA Regional Championship and a tie for eighth place finish in his first career NCAA Championship Finals appearance... his 72.67 stroke averaged during his freshman year (fall and spring seasons) is the 20th best scoring average in school history...the Seminoles' top finisher in the final three events of the season - the ACC Championships (tied for seventh), the NCAA Southwest Regional at the University of Oklahoma (third) and the NCAA Championship Finals (tied for 21)...a member of the Seminoles' starting line-up in seven of the Seminoles' eight events during the spring season including six of the final seven of the season...was a total of minus three strokes under par in his final six events with totals of even par in the Seminole Intercollegiate, one under par in the FAU Spring Break Invitational, three over par in the Gary Koch Intercollegiate, minus five under par at the ACC Championships, minus three under par at the NCAA Southwest Regional Championships and plus three over par at the NCAA Championship finals...was a combined total of minus five strokes under par in the first three postseason events of his career (ACC Championship, NCAA Southwest Regional Championship and NCAA Championship Finals)...career low scores for a single round (66), 36 holes (137, 66-71), tournament score (211) and scores vs. par (minus five) came in finishing in a tie for seventh place in his first career ACC Championship...was Florida State's leading finisher in the event as he led the Seminoles to a third place finish in the event - the fourth best finish in the ACC Championships in school history...was in a tie for first place in the individual standings with his first round score of 66, was in a tie for fifth place with his two round total of 137 and finished in a tie for seventh place with his career low tournament total of 211...was the third highest finishing freshman in the ACC Championship...averaged 70.33 strokes in the three rounds of the ACC Championship...put together his best back to back performances of his freshman season with a minus five strokes vs. par score of 211 at the ACC Championship and a minus three strokes vs. par of 213 at the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship...finished in a career best third place at the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship and was the highest ranking freshman in the final individual standings in the event...opened the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship with consecutive scores of 69-69 and was in second place in the individual standings after 36 holes...his opening round score of 69 had him in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings...Berger's first round score of 69 helped the Seminoles into a tie for first place in the team standings after 18 holes while his two round total of 138 had Florida State in second place in the team standings...averaged 71.0 strokes per round and was the highest finishing freshman in the event...finished in a tie for 11th place at the FAU Spring Break Invitational with a minus one under par score of 212 - one of three tournaments he scored under par and one of four tournaments he scored at par or better...played the FAU Spring Break Invitational as an individual...tied for second on the team with 12 of 21 rounds at par or better and second on the team with 20 of 21 rounds scored at 75 or better...Carded a team leading five eagles during the spring season...eagles came at the NCAA Championship Finals (two, rounds one and two), the NCAA Southwest Regional Championship (first round), the ACC Championship (second round) and in the FAU Spring Break Intercollegiate (second round)...averaged a career low 72.00 strokes in 21 rounds during seven events. 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ANDOVER, Mass., Sept. 7, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dynamics Research Corporation (Nasdaq:DRCO), a leading provider of innovative management consulting, engineering, and technology solutions, today announced that its High Performance Technologies (HPTi) operating unit was awarded a $39 million contract to provide policy, guidance, and human capital support for the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Systems Engineering (DASD) (SE). The contract's base and options total four years. The contract calls for the company to provide specialty engineering support to the DASD (SE) in the execution of the regulatory and statutory policy, guidance, specialty engineering, and human capital functions of large Department of Defense (DoD) acquisitions.
HPTi has been supporting the DASD (SE) organization since 2004, bringing years of experience in large-acquisition, the assessment of major defense programs, program management, systems engineering, and hands-on interaction with the Office of the Secretary of Defense. This contract will support the DASD (SE) in ensuring that acquisition programs are getting sufficient systems engineering support to meet cost, schedule, and performance needs.
"We're pleased with this award, which evidences the strength of the HPTi's customer relationships," said Jim Regan, DRC's chairman and chief executive officer. "HPTi's core capabilities in computational science, enterprise technology and planning, systems architecture and engineering, secure mission software development, and knowledge discovery and visualization match well with the technical nature of the objectives of this contract."
"Our team is excited about the opportunity to apply our engineering skills to the mission of the DASD (SE)," said Scott Miller, senior vice president and general manager of DRC's HPTi operating group. About Dynamics Research Corporation
Dynamics Research Corporation (DRC) provides measurable performance improvements for government customers through the delivery of innovative management, engineering and technology solutions. DRC offers the capabilities of a large company and the responsiveness of a small company, backed by a history of excellence and customer satisfaction. Founded in 1955, DRC is a publicly held corporation (Nasdaq:DRCO) and maintains more than 25 offices nationwide with major offices in Andover, Massachusetts and the Washington, D.C. region. For more information please visit our website at www.drc.com.
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The team applied the rule "If you're not using it, turn it off." As a museum, the comfortable environment provided for visitors must also be stable in both temperature and relative humidity for museum objects. However, the staff has now been trained to be vigilant in turning lights off in non-peak hours.
With help from a SEP-ARRA energy grant, the historical center has made some changes to better match equipment to load. For example, the center installed variable frequency drives on air handlers to adjust to extremes in weather.
The team has slowed the rate of heat transfer in former problem areas where insulation was inadequate or nonexistent. The team also sealed and insulated soffit and replaced stucco.
Participating in the 2011 ENERGY STAR National Building Competition has made a difference primarily in increasing awareness of energy efficiency, both internally and externally. The staff has been working diligently to increase energy efficiency for many years, especially since 2002, the year of the last major addition to the structure. But, in many ways, the facilities staff worked at this quietly behind the scenes. After entering the competition, the Center became more vocal in talking about energy efficiency with staff and enlisting them to do their part to help. Sharing successes — measurable benchmarks in energy usage and cost reductions — has helped spread enthusiasm. The Center has Battle of the Buildings posters and notices in staff areas, particularly by light switches, to remind everyone to turn out lights and other energy-using equipment when not needed.
Buffalo Bill Historical Center has notified the community of the team's participation in the 2011 ENERGY STAR National Building Competition through press releases at the competition's launch, and again at the midpoint of the competition. The Center has also posted notices about the competition, its participation, and progress on Facebook, and tweeted about progress on Twitter, which notifies over 2,800 Facebook fans and 117 Twitter followers. The Green Team also placed a sign in the front lobby, as well as two large banners along the busy city street that fronts the main parking lot and building facade.
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Summer's white dinner jacket is, like formal day wear, another of those rarely worn things whose place in the closet can be hard to justify. Good as it looks when it can be trotted out, the thing just does not have many opportunities unless one is some kind of hospitality director for a cruise ship. But, also like the stroller of yesterday's post, having one to wear is a great deal easier if it can do double duty. And, with credit to Luciano Barbera from whom I stole the idea, I have but two words for you dear reader: linen and suit.
The classic white or cream dinner jacket has a shawl lapel, but there is nothing that says a peak is not equally appropriate. And since those lapels are rarely if ever silk (the late paragon A. J. Drexel Biddle had two jackets in cream gabardine and both sets of lapels were self-faced), a conventional double breasted jacket can do double duty. Which leads me inexorably to the cream linen suit, a garment that has only somewhat more utility than the cream or white dinner jacket to anyone who is not spending his summer on the Amalfi coast. But pair the jacket with black semi-formal trousers as Ms. Fran Liebowitz has done in the photograph and it more than suffices for summer evenings. No-one but one's closest friends need know the difference.


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In our family, this special recipe is often served for our Christmas Day brunch. I was always looking for something unique to serve, and this rich, colorful dish certainly fills the bill. It tastes so good!
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1 each) equals 632 calories, 31 g fat (15 g saturated fat), 178 mg cholesterol, 662 mg sodium, 76 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 16 g protein.
Originally published as Stuffed Apricot French Toast in Taste of Home October/November 1993, p25
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I found this recipe many years ago in the magazine. I was thrilled to find it here so that I can share it with my friends. My family loves this recipe. I use to serve it on Christmas. I use chopped pecans.
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Excellent for breakfast or brunch. Easy to make ahead of time, and is even good reheated. A family favorite. Have passed the recipe on many times.
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Nelson told KETV Sunday night that at one point, he'd already accepted that he wouldn't make it out of the lake alive.
"I went down and sucked in a full breath of water and already accepted that I was gone," Nelson told KETV Sunday night. "I felt the officer grab me under the arm."
A few minutes later, everyone was on shore. Dunn and Nelson hugged each of the officers at Monday's reunion, expressing their gratitude to the men and woman who ultimately saved their lives.
"They did what they had to do and it didn't make a difference if they had any training or not," said Dunn.
Dunn, Nelson and Officer Kiley were treated for early stage hypothermia but are doing fine. Buster was also checked out at the Nebraska Humane Society.
Nelson said Monday he hopes to get back on the water someday, but will always do with a life jacket in his boat from now on.
Watch video of the rescue as it happened, Monday on KETV Newswatch 7 at 10!