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Topics I've Started
Some paintball art
18 March 2009 - 05:06 PM
These are some photo-manipulations I have done in the past. Photoshop and Painter.
Hope you like.
Definitions and Distinctions?
10 July 2008 - 07:06 AM
This has been coming up a lot with some people I know...so I figured I would ask here for peoples thoughts......
Scenario paintball:
What is the difference between...
Milsim and Scenario paintball?
Woodsball and Scenario paintball?
Woodsball and Speedball?
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23 April 2008 - 12:55 AM
I was wondering if this item would be strong enough to support a N2 tank in the Molle....if so what tank pouch is the one to get?
This one? Tank Pouch
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Artwork...I need your help.
17 April 2008 - 07:36 AM
Hey..... I need your help with a little art project I am doing.
Remember "Mad Libs".....where you have someone fill in words and get a crazy story out of it...
Well, I am trying to do some paintings that are "visual Mad Libs"
I am going to collect responses via some forum posts, e-mails etc...
and get a pool of data. I will randomly pick from all the data I have and turn it into a series of paintings. Hopefully I will get some strange and interesting ideas out of it.
So I need your help in filling this out.
Just copy and paste the list below and fill in an answer next to each line.
I appreciate your help with this idea of mine....and once I do some paintings I will let you all see the results.
Thanks for your time and answers.
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Tippmann high-end marker
15 April 2008 - 06:15 AM
What I love about Tippmann is their markers let me "play G.I. Joe"...by that I mean you can mil-sim them to look pretty much like any modern fire arm. To me thats pretty cool....
That said...I see my wife with her PMR and some guys I know with EGO's and DYE's and I have to admit...those space guns just seem to shoot better. I fired an EGO SL74 and it was amazing how nice the feel was. I imagine....what if I could easily mod out this EGO to look like a military weapon.......drool.........
They I go play with my A-5 and it seems like...well...less then special.
Sure some of it is that the EGO is like holding a feather its so light...and adding the mil-sim stuff add's weight....but its more then just the weight.....
Im not saying Tippmann should to make an uber electro. Just a more robust, more efficient high end marker.
So I ask myself all the time....why wont Tippmann make a "high end" marker.
Yes its a risk...who knows what the market for such an item would be. But if anyone in the market has deep enough pockets to try something like this....Tippmann is in as good a situation as anyone.
So.....do you think Tippmann should make a high end marker?
Would you buy one? At what cost?
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A DataView for node Buffers.
npm install bufferview
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Version | 1.0.1 last updated 2 months ago |
License | Apache-2.0 |
Keywords | net, array, buffer, arraybuffer, typed array, bytebuffer |
Repository | https://github.com/dcodeIO/node-BufferView.git (git) |
Bugs | https://github.com/dcodeIO/node-BufferView/issues |
Dependencies | None |
This one is simple: It's doing exactly what DataView does but takes a node.js Buffer for it. The sole difference is that it additionally provides some convenience methods to work with interchangeable BufferView and DataView instances, depending on the backing buffer:
creates a BufferView if wrapping a Buffer and a DataView otherwiseBufferView.isBufferView(*):boolean
tests if a view is a BufferView wrapping a BufferBufferView.isDataView(*):boolean
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This basically lets you write code that is independent of what kind of buffer your backing buffer is, so that your library does not need to copy back and forth between Buffers and ArrayBuffers - that would be sad.
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Well, not yet, but I needed to draw you in. I've applied to Mars One, a permanent settlement of Mars which will launch in 2023.
I want to go more than anything I've ever known. It's been my dream my whole life to see another world. It just feels like I belong there.
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If you would be so kind as to give me a five star rating, I will write your name for you in Gallifreyan as thanks. Just let me know in the comments of this journal entry when you've done it. I'll be going on the honor system here, but there's no reason to lie. It take 2 clicks to do it.
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Olivier Hanlan, Eddie Odio lead BC past Maryland |
02.19.13 at 11:21 pm ET |
Olivier Hanlan scored 26 points and sparked a 12-0 run late in the game that lifted Boston College to a 69-58 victory over Maryland on Tuesday night at Conte Forum.
Eddie Odio continued his improvement for the Eagles (12-14, 4-9 ACC), contributing eight points, 11 rebounds and six blocks, including a pin of 7-foot-1 center Alex Len's layup attempt with just under two minutes left. Lonnie Jackson added 13 points.
Logan Aronhalt hit seven 3-pointers and scored 26 points for Maryland 18-8, 6-7), which was coming off an 83-81 victory over then-No. 2 Duke on Saturday. Wrentham's Jake Layman, a freshman forward for the Terps, had five points and five rebounds. Len, who came in averaging 12.7 points, netted just four, tying his season low.
BC trailed 50-49 with just over five minutes left before running off 12 straight points to take control. Hanlan had a pair of baskets in the run, including a turnaround jumper from 17 feet with 2:12 left that made it 59-50. When Joe Rahon hit two free throws with 1:48 remaining seconds after Odio's highlight-reel block of Len, it was 61-50 and BC had some breathing room.
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4 years ago this week I took a trip that completely changed my life. Ok, maybe that's a bit dramatic...
... actually, no. It's right on. In March 2010, I took the most amazing vacation ever to London, England. I haven't forgotten it and, on a nearly daily basis, I find myself wishing I was back there. Way back when, I blogged about the vaca on a separate blog just for the trip so friends and family could follow our journey. Since my blog survey revealed many of you wanted more "everyday life posts", I figured there wasn't a better way to introduce you to the real me than to share one of best weeks of my life! So all week long, I'm going to be reblogging those posts here (after much editing and pretty-ing up - you're welcome!). Let's get started shall we?
(Please remember I am reblogging these so they're going to be written as if the trip just happened. Let's pretend it did!)
This is it... our last post from London.
Today was a relaxed day. We shopped this morning (Terri's idea, mind you) at Selfridges, a big name department store here in London. It was much more reasonable than Harrods. We bought way too many souvenirs here.
After shopping, we went to the cinema, which is not a big to-do here. It is, however, EXPENSIVE! Wow. You will all appreciate the prices of our movie theaters much better when we tell you our tickets cost a whopping £12 ($18!). Seriously! We spent over £35 ($50) there today. Yikes! Our flick of choice was Leap Year, which I believe we have in the US. It was super cute. We loved it. The cinema was very strange though. We think it had about 6 floors. Our movie was in theater 9, which was on the top floor. It was very weird!
We meandered around Trafalgar Square after that and finally made our way back to the hotel. We had dinner at a nearby restaurant called "Pizza Express." I was leary, but it was REALLY GOOD!! We had garlic cheese bread for an appetizer, four cheese pizza (yes - again! We like our cheese!), and for dessert I had cheesecake and Terri had Benoffee Pie. =) OH BOY was it delicious! We also tried Pimms, which is British sangria. That too was a winner!! It was soooooo yummy!!
Our plan now is to pack, pray that our suitcases don't weigh too much, and relax for the night. Our flight home tomorrow leaves at 9:55am from here and will arrive around 2pm there... It's 9 hours in the air but only 4 in real time! How strange is that?!
This trip has been the trip of a lifetime. The memories we made (and 852 pictures we took) will always be special to us. I can't speak for Terri, but I plan on returning at some point. It's just so amazing here!


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Navigation: RuneScape Wiki >> Game Guide >> Items >> Skill Items >> Woodcutting Items |
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The Woodcutting skill might sound simple at first glance: swing hatchet at tree, get logs, repeat. But when you start uncovering all the items related to Woodcutting, whether they give you more experience or just make it easier to get logs, things become more complicated. This page shows a list of items and objects related to Woodcutting and how you might benefit from them.
In this article, sections and items marked (m) are members-only.
If you want to chop any tree, you will need a hatchet. A bronze hatchet is always kept in your toolbelt for emergencies, but using a higher-level hatchet should allow you to get logs faster. Increasing your Woodcutting level will also improve your chances of getting logs from trees, and the higher-level hatchets can only be used when you reach specific Woodcutting levels.
The inferno adze is an unusual tool that can be earned from testing The Beacon Network. It is as good at chopping trees as a dragon hatchet, but has a reasonable chance to incinerate any logs you cut from a tree, giving you the appropriate Firemaking experience for those logs.
To chop jungle plants, like those found around Tai Bwo Wannai, you will need a machete. A normal machete is always found in the toolbelt, but you will probably get better results by using a gem-edged machete. You can purchase these from other players, or give Safta Doc in Tai Bwo Wannai the materials to make one for you.
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Above are the different types of logs, roots and other vegetation you can get from cutting down trees and plants. These range from common plants found all around RuneScape, to unique specimens found only in the distant corners of the world.
For a quick boost, drinking an axeman's folly will temporarily raise your Woodcutting level by 1, while drinking the mature ale boosts it by 2. This ale can be brewed at 49 Cooking using oak roots as the key ingredient.
While raiding the dungeons of Daemonheim, you may encounter doors, obstacles or trees that require a Woodcutting level to work with. If you need to boost your Woodcutting, drinking one of the gatherer's potions might give you the needed level, provided that you or someone in your party has the Herblore level to make them.
Image:aura lumberjack.gif Players who sign up to the Members Loyalty Programme will be able to purchase auras to improve their skill training. One such aura is Lumberjack, which when activated increases your chances of obtaining logs from a tree by a percentage depending on which tier of aura you buy.
Another item that might be of use when Woodcutting is the Resourceful aura. While active, you will have a 10% chance of not depleting a rock or tree when harvesting resources from it. The effect cannot occur twice in a row.
While out for a session of Temple Trekking, you may encounter broken bridges that sometimes attract undead lumberjacks. When these axe-wielding menaces are killed you may be lucky enough to find a piece of lumberjack clothing that boosts your Woodcutting XP by a percentage when worn. Each individual piece offers a small percentage bonus, but wearing the full set gives a 2.5% boost in total. Note that lumberjack clothing requires 44 Woodcutting to wear.


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The same financial success seems to be occurring for most precision ag technology manufacturers. Plus, the ag retailers that are stepping up to the plate to adopt and invest and sell a wide array of services to farmers appear to be doing well, too. And the industry in general should be having success five years from now. The precision ag manufacturers say there isn't any way to turn away from the inevitable.
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Recipe by MARY ANN PUTMAN
"When my grandchildren spend the night the first thing they ask for is chocolate gravy for breakfast. It's delicious served over buttered toast with bacon at the side."
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1/2 cup butter
4 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
3/4 cup white sugar
2 cups milk
I tried this recipe several times and started modifying it after the second try it was just too sweet and not enough butter to throughly disolve the four/cocoa mixture. I decreased the amount of sugar to 1/2 cup and increase the butter to 5 tablespoons. I also combine the flour and cocoa and whisk it before I add it to the butter. Also, if you let the butter cool for a bit after melting it will decrease the chance for lumps. Also, I add the sugar to the milk with 1 teaspoon of vanilla and stir to disolve before adding it to the butter/cocoa/flour mixture. The original recipe makes a great cold chocolate pudding.
My mother in law suggested I make this for my toddler, and I decided to try this recipe. I have never had chocolate gravy before, so i have no comparision. That being said, as far as consistency goes, the ratios were right on. I had to add some more milk later on, as it thickened fairly quickly while on low heat. I added an extra 1/2 T cocoa, 1/2 tsp vanilla, and 1/8 tsp salt. It wasn't my cup of tea, but that's not to say that this recipe isn't good. It did taste like a warm chocolate pudding, so if this is what you're looking for, this is a recipe for you!
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My husband loves chocolate gravy, and I've been looking for a foolproof recipe. This is it--perfect thickness, perfect sweetness, creamy and smooth. Ingredient amounts and directions are right on target. My husband says this is even better than his mom's; what a compliment! Thanks so much.
I love this recipe! My children love this recipe! The only thing I changed was I reduced the amount of sugar to 1/2 C.
Oh, my gosh, this was sublime! Fried up some thick cut Applewood smoked bacon, served with some homemade biscuits all slathered with butter and it was a heart attack on a plate and we loved every sinful bite. Of course, this was a trial run and we'll have to limit ourselves to this kind of mad indulgence on special occasions. No one who has reviewed this recipe claims it's healthy and good for you and is something you'd eat every day.
this is why i love allrecipes. my grandmother used to make this. she served it over a dense yellow cake, but it is just as delicious over biscuits, waffles, etc...thank you so much for posting this. it is exactly how i remember it.
I've been looking for a chocolate gravy recipe. This recipe is very easy and it came out perfect. It sounded like too much, so I cut the recipe in half. I served it over buttermilk biscuits. thanks.
Thank you Mary Ann! My grandmother made this for me when I visited her as a small child, it was something I loved almost as much as my sweet grandmother. She served this scrumptious treat over hot bisquits with bacon and livermush. She passed away many years ago and I never learned to make it. I am so happy to be able to pass this on to my children, thanks to you. -Michelle Du Bose Greensboro, NC-
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 8 Amount Per Serving Calories: 225 Calories from Fat: 118
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Can anyone clue me in to what that means? (The example in question was taking a quantity, multiplying by price to get an extended price... but I have no clue what the "!" means in this context)
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It's bur?įk season in Prague! Try it, with caution
Huh? you say.
From now into November, most drinking holes outside of seedy herna, or gambling, bars will be offering bur?ák, which is barely fermented wine.
If Beaujolais is the French answer to early wine, bur?ák -- pronounced, more or less, bore-chuck -- is the Czechs', though you really can't compare the two. Some describe bur?ák as having a taste much like orange juice. The white version is cloudy in the glass (to me it looks like pear juice), and while I don't get a lot of orange taste, it definitely reminds one of fruit. It's sweet, somewhat refreshing, and very drinkable.
That's why you've got to be careful: It's very easy to overdue it on a drink that taste good and doesn't appear to be that alcoholic (hey, it's only partially fermented, right?)
Don't let bur?ák's sweet taste and benign appearance fool you. Glasses are still around 5-8 percent alcohol (though fully fermented wine usually hovers around 11-12 percent). And bur?ák is one of those odd drinks (actually, I can't think of another one like it) that actually gets more alcoholic as it sits on the table. It is fermenting right in front of your eyes. So the pitcher that you gamely order up is going to be more alcoholic by the time you reach the bottom.
But that's only one reason to be careful. Really, it is not a good idea to have so much of this stuff, uh, fermenting in your stomach. Now, people will tell you that it is a myth that bur?ák continues fermenting in the blood stream. Maybe it is scientifically impossible. But I know what my stomach feels like a few hours after 4-5 good-size glasses of the stuff. It's unsettled, to put it mildly.
I don't want to imply that bur?ák is some kind of unique drink; many European countries mark the early grape harvest with their own versions. In Germany, where I live, feder weisen, which is quite similar to bur?ák, is currently in most establishments. But bur?ák does have a unique taste, and if nothing else it's a reminder of how, in Europe at least, we mark the change in seasons less by meteorological and arboreal observation as by the food and drink that begins showing up in the places where we like to eat and drink.
The stuff is here one day, and gone before you know it.
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On March 4, 2008, Warner Home Video will release Ben 10 - The Complete Season 3 on DVD. The entire third season of the incredibly popular children's program will span nearly 300 minutes. It will contain bonus materials and extra features, and will be available for the MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) of $19.98.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Just when I claim I'm ready for fall, I flip-flop. Truthfully, these photos are from a couple weeks ago, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't wear something similar this past weekend...
Tom Ford sunglasses c/o RueLaLa
sweater c/o Jigsaw London
ASOS shorts
Hermès, Madewell, and Amrita Singh bangles
Theory sandals
bag c/o Romwe
Shop the look!
26 comments:
- Closet Fashionista said...
I'm loving your bag! Such a great color! And I have been wearing similar outfits lately too, ha ha..
http://www.closet-fashionista.com/ - September 18, 2012 at 8:08 PM
- Dahye said...
Love the wide stripes! And your bag is the perfect pop of color.
http://heydahye.blogspot.com/ - September 18, 2012 at 8:12 PM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
Aww, we have the same tote! And the sweater is so beautiful. x
www.TheFancyTeacup.com - September 18, 2012 at 8:53 PM
- Rebecca said...
I'm always excited to wear my fall clothes, but then I get disappointed by the cold weather.
- September 18, 2012 at 9:06 PM
- Chelsea Sallee said...
This outfit totally fits the name of your blog, it looks so chic!
www.abitofsass.blogspot.com - September 18, 2012 at 9:09 PM
- sarahsreallife said...
I love the texture of that sweater. And there's only a small window of time between summer and fall when you can get away with a sweater and shorts mix, so I say wear it as many times as you can, while you can!
Sarah's Real Life - September 18, 2012 at 9:45 PM
- Franziska said...
Now that summer is quickly slipping away (on 3 days left - I only know this because the last day of summer is my birthday!), I'm almost dreading how cold it's going to get over the next few months, and am already sad for my poor cold feet :(
- September 18, 2012 at 10:36 PM
- Chyrel Gomez said...
I'm in love with your striped top! Love the color of the bag too.
- September 19, 2012 at 12:57 AM
- Raspberry and Rouge said...
Love the bag! Xx Rebecca
http://raspberry-rouge.com - September 19, 2012 at 4:46 AM
- janettaylor said...
Gorgeous sunglasses!
♥ - September 19, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- RosaLovesDC said...
The weather this past weekend was perfect for this kind of outfit. It's so weird, one can be freezing in the morning and then getting warm in the afternoon. I kind of love it.
- September 19, 2012 at 7:06 AM
- Ruta, Look Ugly in a Photograph said...
These photos feel so summery. It got so cold over in Toronto, so quick. I didn't even have a chance to love the small period of summer/fall transition.
Anyways, loving the relaxed outfit. That bag is so gorgeous. - September 19, 2012 at 8:39 AM
- Ali Hval said...
That is seriously the most perfect striped sweater I've seen. The stripes are just the perfect size!
- September 19, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Erin said...
That sweater is awesome! And the outfit is the perfect cross between fall and summer.
http://onetwosummer.blogspot.com/ - September 19, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Anna G said...
Your sweater is making my stripe obsession grow. I love the thick knit. Also it looks so cute with the orange bag for fall.
- September 19, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Sapir @ The Sapphire Queen said...
I love the stripes and the sunglasses! So glad to have found your blog!!
thesapphirequeen.blogspot.com - September 19, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Ginger Snap ♥ said...
Simple but beautiful outfit! xx
http://www.gingerrsnap.blogspot.co.uk/ - September 19, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- Am2Pm Chic said...
Love the look, and stripes. I have the same tote, too, I really like how you style it for a color pop.
http://www.am2pmchic.com/ - September 19, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- Lily Marek said...
Love this chic, simple look. Also, you wear your haircut so well!
- September 19, 2012 at 11:57 PM
- Megan Ann said...
So classy. I love white, black and red. My post today has the same combo!
xo, Megan
indie flower - September 19, 2012 at 11:57 PM
- Sarah said...
nice blog! :) take a look at mine too if you want :)
lard-maigre.blogspot.com - September 20, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- Marie McGrath (The Joy of Fashion) said...
Very cute casual outfit! I'm loving the pop of orange from the purse. Your style is always so effortless but still so pulled together and classy ;)
www.thejoyoffashion.blogspot.com - September 20, 2012 at 10:22 AM
- drollgirl said...
i love it! the bag! the sweater! the shorts!
it is tricky to dress for during the in-between seasons thing, and this is the perfect solution! - September 20, 2012 at 2:07 PM
- compradora anonima said...
love the sweater
- September 21, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- secretivestyle.com said...
LOVE that bag!!! x
- September 23, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- Shawna Walker said...
That is the perfect outfit for DC weather it is hot and cold at the same time. Suite!
www.living-thesuite-life.blogspot.com - September 27, 2012 at 10:17 AM


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Letter to the editor.
Uncommon grace
Show of sportsmanship in state soccer final a teachable moment
Jerry Mackey was, no doubt, elated that his Oneonta girls soccer team had just won the state Class B championship on a windy, wet Sunday night at SUNY-Cortland. But before he could celebrate with the girls he coached, he had a more important task at hand.
COLUMN: Library Focus -- Ease your holiday hassles
Help the holidays are on the horizon! Shopping! Food! Stress! Arggh but once again we are here to soothe your pain with some great ideas to ease your holiday hassles including a class on putting together a holiday newsletter with Microsoft Word; chances to catch up your sewing/knitting projects away from prying eyes; a session on ereaders in case you're shopping for one and a special book fair at Barnes and Noble with great local entertainment.
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Letter to the editor.
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When I first met Vince Cook, I was working part-time as a server at the Market Diner in Syracuse. Vince was sitting alone, drinking coffee and reading a book on editing. He told me that he and his wife Terri were writing and publishing a book. He didn't tell me the topic at that time, nor did I ask.
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Letter to the editor.
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Complementary medicine in wide use to treat children with autism, developmental delay
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Survival rates have not improved for metastatic prostate cancer
December 18, 2013
Since the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test was introduced in the late 1980s, prostate cancer mortality has dropped by more than 40 percent. However, there has been tremendous controversy over whether the PSA test has caused that decline. In a newly published study, UC Davis researchers suggest that PSA screening likely plays an important role. [en español]
MIND Institute research named a Top 10 Scientific Advance for 2013 by Autism Speaks
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December 4, 2013
The ability to objectively measure and compare the quality and long-term outcomes of trauma care nationwide will be imperative under the new health-care payment models that are evolving, UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement Director Kenneth W. Kizer told attendees of the Trauma Quality Improvement Program (TQIP) of the American College of Surgeons last month.
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Health insurance increases preventive care but not risky behaviors
November 22, 2013
People with health insurance are more likely to use preventive services such as flu shots and health screenings to reduce their risk of serious illness, but they are no more likely than people without health insurance to engage in risky health behaviors such as smoking or gaining weight, researchers at UC Davis and University of Rochester have found. [en español]
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November 20, 2013
Communication of clinical information needed to provide safe and effective, high quality health care is now easier in 12 rural California counties as a result of an initiative launched earlier this year by the UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI).
Institute for Population Health Improvement to direct leadership training program for nonprofits, public agencies
November 19, 2013
The UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI) received a $125,000 grant from the Sierra Health Foundation to restart the foundation's popular Health Leadership Program for nonprofits and public agencies. Faculty from the University of San Francisco School of Management will also collaborate on the project.
Institute for Population Health Improvement funds state's first "Blue Button" project for Medi‑Cal
November 18, 2013
As part of its mission to accelerate the adoption of health information exchange throughout California, the UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement's California Health eQuality program awarded $400,000 to L.A. Care, the nation's largest publicly operated health plan, to develop Blue Button functionality. Blue Button will allow L.A. Care members to access their own prescription data online. The project is the first in California and among the first in the nation to develop the tool for Medicaid beneficiaries.
Children who have autism far more likely to have tummy troubles
November 6, 2013
Children with autism experience gastrointestinal (GI) upsets such as constipation, diarrhea and sensitivity to foods six-to-eight times more often than do children who are developing typically, and those symptoms are related to behavioral problems, including social withdrawal, irritability and repetitive behaviors, a new study by researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute has found. [en español] [中文 Chinese]
Institute for Population Health Improvement receives grants to support health policy presence
November 6, 2013
The Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI) has received grants totaling $423,236 from the California HealthCare Foundation and The California Endowment to increase awareness of evidence-based policies to address a wide range of health issues facing California and the nation.
Schenker recognized by UC Davis and Harvard
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Marc Schenker, a physician and specialist in occupational, environmental and pulmonary disease, has received the alumni award of merit from the Harvard School of Public Health and was recognized by UC Davis as a distinguished professor for his research accomplishments, teaching excellence and service to the university.
Interactive computer program helps patients talk with their physician about depression
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Patients who used an interactive computer program about depression while waiting to see their primary-care doctor were nearly twice as likely to ask about the condition and significantly more likely to receive a recommendation for antidepressant drugs or a mental-health referral from their physician, according to a new study by researchers at UC Davis.
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Kizer awarded for efforts to improve military personnel medical care
October 28, 2013
Kenneth W. Kizer, an internationally recognized health-care thought leader, change agent, and quality improvement and patient-safety advocate, received the 2013 Major Jonathan Letterman Medical Excellence Award from the National Museum of Civil War Medicine for advancing medical processes and improving patient outcomes and quality of life. He accepted the award in Bethesda, Md., on October 24.
Despite menu changes, calorie and sodium levels in chain restaurant entrées remain the same overall
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Although a number of chain restaurants have announced healthy menu changes over the years, the overall calorie and sodium levels in main entrées offered by top U.S. chain restaurants assessed from 2010 to 2011 have remained the same, according to a study published today in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. [en español]
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When public health budgets are constrained, mammography screening should begin later and occur less frequently, a cost-effectiveness analysis for California's Every Woman Counts (EWC) program concludes. [en español]
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August 14, 2013
In a new report, the UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI) recommends that the state launch pilot programs to test a new model of community-based health care that would expand the role of paramedics under certain circumstances.
Telemedicine consultations significantly improve pediatric care in rural emergency rooms
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Telemedicine consultations with pediatric critical-care medicine physicians significantly improve the quality of care for seriously ill and injured children treated in remote rural emergency rooms, where pediatricians and pediatric specialists are scarce, a study by researchers at UC Davis Children's Hospital has found. [en español]
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August 2, 2013
Researchers at UC Davis have received a three-year, $725,000 grant from the National Institute on Mental Health to develop new, creative approaches to decreasing the burden of late-life depression and the risk of suicide among older men.
Hertz-Picciotto appointed to prestigious NIH scientific review committee
August 1, 2013
Environmental epidemiologist Irva Hertz-Picciotto, UC Davis professor of public health sciences, has been appointed to the Neurological, Aging and Musculoskeletal Epidemiology (NAME) Study Section of the Center for Scientific Review of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The appointment is effective immediately and ends in June 2017.
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Are the 'U.S. News' medical school rankings for primary care education relevant?
July 8, 2013
The U.S. News & World Report graduate school rankings inspire discussion and marketing, but do they actually reflect quality differences between schools when it comes to medical education in primary care? Researchers at the UC Davis School of Medicine are believed to be the first to take on that question by analyzing the primary care rankings from 2009 through 2012, reconstructing scores and proposing alternative measurements.
June 2013
Reducing unnecessary and high-dose pediatric CT scans could cut associated cancers by 62 percent
June 10, 2013
A study examining trends in X-ray computed tomography (CT) use in children in the United States has found that reducing unnecessary scans and lowering the doses for the highest-dose scans could lower the overall lifetime risk of future imaging-related cancers by 62 percent. The research by a UC Davis Health System scientist is published online today in JAMA Pediatrics. It is accompanied by a journal editorial. [en español]
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School-located vaccination programs could reduce flu cases and deaths among children
May 31, 2013
Offering flu vaccines at elementary schools could expand vaccination rates and reduce costs, according to a new study reported in the scientific journal Vaccine by researchers from UC Davis Health System; the Monroe County, N.Y., Department of Public Health; University of Rochester Medical Center; and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). [en español]
Health differences explain most geographic variation in Medicare costs
May 28, 2013
Wide geographic variation in Medicare costs is largely explained by health differences across communities rather than inefficient care delivery, according to a study published online today in the SAGE journal Medical Care Research and Review.
UC Davis Latino mental health expert to appear on PBS documentary
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Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, a UC Davis physician and internationally renowned expert on mental health and other conditions that frequently impact underserved populations, will appear in a documentary titled "A New State of Mind: Ending the Stigma of Mental Illness," set to air Thursday, May 30, at 9 p.m. on Sacramento PBS station KVIE-Channel 6.
Past trauma, poor understanding of health-care services common among Sacramento Iraqi refugees
May 20, 2013
Past trauma and a lack of understanding of the U.S. health-care system are key factors affecting the mental and physical health of Iraqi refugees in Sacramento, according to a new report released by UC Davis' Center for Reducing Health Disparities and Clinical and Translational Science Center, as well as Opening Doors Inc. and the Mesopotamia Organization (MESO) — two community groups that serve refugee populations.
One million dollar incentive program for rural e-health information exchange launched
May 16, 2013
The California Health eQuality (CHeQ) program, managed by the UC Davis Institute for Population Health Improvement (IPHI), has launched a new $1 million Rural Health Information Exchange Incentive Program to help physicians, clinics and hospitals in rural California implement technologies that enable the secure and reliable exchange of health information to improve health-care quality, lower costs and achieve federal meaningful use criteria.
UC Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities receives $1 million grant from Covered California
May 15, 2013
The UC Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities has received a $1 million grant from Covered California, the state's health insurance marketplace, to provide outreach and education to underserved populations about obtaining health insurance.
Hertz-Picciotto and Baumler receive 2013 School of Medicine Research Award
May 15, 2013
UC Davis faculty members Irva Hertz-Picciotto and Andreas Baumler have been selected to receive the 2013 UC Davis School of Medicine Research Award.
Free hepatitis B screenings offered on May 19
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Asian Americans and adult children of foreign-born Asian Americans are invited to a free hepatitis B screening event Sunday, May 19 at the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center.
UC Davis faculty awards reception set for May 14
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The Academic Senate and Academic Federation of UC Davis will come together on May 14 to present their highest faculty honors. Pain medicine specialist Scott Fishman and public health advocate Joy Melnikow of UC Davis Health System will be recognized for distinguished public service.
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MIND Institute, Yale study finds abnormalities in the placentas of children at risk for autism
April 24, 2013
A study by researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute and the Yale University School of Medicine has found that more than 95 percent of the placentas of infants who are among those at the greatest risk for developing autism contained abnormal cells, called trophoblast inclusions, suggesting that the abnormality may hold promise as a very early marker for autism risk.
Health-care worker visits increase hepatitis B screening rates for Hmong Americans
April 23, 2013
In the first study of its kind, lay health workers increased screening rates for hepatitis B virus (HBV) and knowledge about the disease among a group of Asian Americans, known as the Hmong, UC Davis researchers have found. The study appears online today in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention.
Growing Up Latino and Surviving to 25 slated for April 23
April 9, 2013
"Growing Up Latino and Surviving to 25," a panel discussion exploring the mental-health challenges faced by Latino youth in the United States, will be held at UC Davis on April 23 and moderated by award-winning journalist and host of the National Public Radio program "Latino USA" Maria Hinojosa. [en español]


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The Runner's High Podcast for May 8
This week is the shortest episode so far! We got a lot of results packed in (0:00-17:26) as well as previews for the upcoming weekend (34:48-end). We also talked about some of the latest news in the running world (17:27-24:14 ), including Ryan's debut half marathon! A big topic this week was our "training topic of the week": increasing mileage (24:15-34:47). Next week we will wrap up the conference championship meets and look ahead to NCAAs as we move towards Eugene 2012!
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Nice pick Joseph. Sure will be interesting to see how Harper develops.
Redsfan320 is up next with pick 1.2 although his 10-hour timer doesn't start until Noon on Sunday.
Nice pick Joseph. Sure will be interesting to see how Harper develops.
Redsfan320 is up next with pick 1.2 although his 10-hour timer doesn't start until Noon on Sunday.
With the second pick of the first round of the Year 2 League of Reds Nation Draft, Redsfan320 selects Jorge Cantu (1B-3B-SD).
Redsfan320 would like to release Todd Helton (1B-Col).
I'd rather listen to Kelch read the phone book than suffer through Thom Brennaman's attempt to make every instance on the field the most important event since the discovery of manned space flight. -westofyou
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Just checking in and wow, my 4th place team from last year is having some issues already this year (LOL) with Wainwright being out for the season (no, I won't release him), my 3rd baseman- Young/Tex - and what the addition of Beltre means there, etc.
I still have some major talent on my team and I'm always available for trade talks.
Last year was great fun and if memory serves, it was a 2 team race most of the year between eventual league champion Atomic Dumpling and my team that unfortunately faded badly during the last month and finished 4th overall. I offer my sincerest congratulations to the the teams finishing ahead of me: #1-ATOMIC DUMPLING, #2 -BRUTUS THE PIMP and #3 - BUMSTEAD!!! A fine job gents!!!
I'm also a commissioner of a different Redszone Dynasty League now in its SEASON 3 and also in a CBS weekly lineups league again this season but just as a manager. I love my fantasy baseball for sure and love to talk and make trades!!!!!! This year my Vada Pinson Fan team may have an underlying name of Jerry's Big Bargain Barn but I hope my players get healthy and soon; find a job and hopefully I get lucky picking a player or 2 that will return big dividends to my team in our upcoming draft.
Best of Luck to Everyone!!! PLAY BALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Losing Wainwright is a very tough break. That is going to hurt. I bet your managerial skills will have you near the top again this year anyway. We will all have injuries strike, but it is really bad to lose your best pitcher for the whole season.
I am missing my best pitcher too. Johan Santana is going to miss at least half the season and who knows how good he will be upon his return. I am hoping I get fewer major injuries this year than I did last year. I lost several of my best players for long stretches last year -- Johan Santana, Carlos Santana, Victor Martinez, Kevin Youkilis, Jimmy Rollins, Ryan Howard, Shane Victorino, Travis Snider, Ted Lilly, Huston Street, Carlos Beltran and Ricky Nolasco all missed weeks or months of games last year for me.
thatcoolguy_22 is up next with pick 1.3 although his 10-hour timer doesn't start until Noon on Sunday.
thatcoolguy_22 selected Mike Moustakas with pick 1.3 in the first round.
Captain Hook is now up for pick 1.4 although his 10-hour timer doesn't start until Noon on Sunday.
It is cool that we got this thing rolling before the official start time. Good picks so far guys. Save me a good one!
I'll get my pick in tonight guys but it'll be a few hours.
Captain Hook took Mike Trout at 1.4, Hay Pay appears to be up now followed by me
HayPay took Julio Teheran at pick 1.5
I took J.J. Putz at 1.6
Is this a snake draft? IE 1-12 then 12-1?
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Cincinnati Bengals - None
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
With pick 1.8 I am drafting Tsuoshi Nishioka @B/SS Minnesota. To make room I have dropped Juan Francisco 3B Cincinnati. Vada Pinson Fan is on teh clock and has been emailed.
Nice pick reds1869. It will be interesting to see how Tsuyoshi Nishioka does for the Twins after winning the batting title in Japan last year.


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Signum seems completely transfixed on the necklace and I agree that it looks like somebody just knifed Hayate in the spine.
As for the arf/fate one, it's role reversal. That pic pre-dates any StrikerS news. Although according to the StrikerS datasheet Fate does have the 3rd largest chest of all the girls in the series.
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Go make a Zafira thread in 4chan's Cute/Male section. (don't ask for pics directly... asking directly on 4chan will usually result in you getting flamed/ignored and/or being told to go to the almost always useless Request board AKA /r/; make a thread title with something like "ITT Zafira pics" or "Zafira pics" or just "Zafira", and don't beg or even ask for pics in the actual thread; remember, you're not asking for Zafira pics, you're making a Zafira thread) You'll probably get better results from them.
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Not to be rude, but does anyone here know where to find english documentation for that CROW program? Help would be most appreciated. ^^
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In game design class there was a quick section on making magic look impressive and magic glyphs and circles and such came into play. I was interresting how much of it is a "you've either got it or you don't" situation.
Next up, by request, it's Raging Heart, humanoid mode. More to come when I remember where the heck I put them. EDIT: I'm not as impressed with Klarwind or Lev. UNRELATED but cool Spoiler for pantyshot:
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I couldn't find the guy's sire again (Pon Ibuki) so I don't know where the heck Birdiche went, if he was around at all.
Yeah, really Raging Heart is the only one I like out of them. And I second Butler Birdiche
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Its just that Bardiche doesn't have the "Gender Discriminator Plug-in" so he only has "Sir" in his algorithms for addressing his master. It makes him archaically endearing.
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Tony Iommi would love to record a follow-up to Black Sabbath's latest album 13 – but he knows the future of the band is dependent on his health.
The cancer victim continues to receive medical attention for his illness, and that's put a limit on how much he can achieve.
Asked whether there's more music to come from Sabbath, Iommi tells CT.com: "It's a question that's been asked a few times. I don't really have an answer. Because of my treatments and stuff I can't commit to doing another two years or anything like that. I have to play it as it comes now."
But he adds: "I'm really enjoying it. If the rest of the year goes well, then we'll look at it and see if it's possible to do another album. It would be very nice to.
"You can't beat that feeling of walking onstage, especially with your old mates, you know. I think it's better than it was 40 years ago."
Frontman Ozzy Osbourne recently admitted he'd "die a happy man" if 13 proved to be Sabbath's swan song, but also stated the band's future was down to Iommi and his health.
Meanwhile, the guitarist says the band could play the new album live in full at some point in the future.
He reflects: "I think the songs fit in great with the old stuff, and it's also great to have new songs to fit in, because we haven't had any for so many years.
"As far as the whole album – we haven't tried that yet, but I'd be up for doing the whole thing.
"That's how we recorded it, so that's how we can play it. It's an album that's not impossible to do; we didn't go into the studio and put loads of stuff on. Is is live, so we could go on and play any of those songs."
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i was injected with some type of collagen inside my lips and was suppose to stay for 6 mounts and its nearly 2 years and it formed painfull lumps inside my lips which from outside looks like i have something under my upper lip.
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Do you still have the bumps? I just had my lips done two weeks ago and have bumps on my top lips and on the inside of my bottom lips.
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