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Dammit, myself and the lady @cstanderfer are obsessed with House Of Cards. I blame societeh, I blame the lawd, I blame the confedersah!
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My Mom just called into @1037play to tell me how shitty I dress. MOOOOOMMMM - you're embarrassing me on the radio! (She has a point though.)
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The CAMPUS Project: Cholinergic Augmentation of Cognitive Deficits in Schizophrenia
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First Received Date ICMJE | September 11, 2005 | ||||
Last Updated Date | September 19, 2011 | ||||
Start Date ICMJE | December 2002 | ||||
Primary Completion Date | January 2005 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure) | ||||
Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE |
Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE |
Change History | Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00206947 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site | ||||
Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE |
Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE |
Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE | Not Provided | ||||
Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE | Not Provided | ||||
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Brief Title ICMJE | The CAMPUS Project: Cholinergic Augmentation of Cognitive Deficits in Schizophrenia | ||||
Official Title ICMJE | PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS: The Effects of Central Cholinergic Augmentation on Cognitive Deficits and Psychopathology | ||||
Brief Summary | The present study will specify and delineate the separate components of cognitive deficits and examine the effects of adjunctive cholinergic augmentation on these cognitive deficits as well as psychopathology in schizophrenic patients treated with an antipsychotic compound with no aberrant binding affinity for the cholinergic receptor system. The hypothesis is that cholinergic augmentation using donepezil will improve cognitive deficits, sensory gating deficits, and psychopathology in schizophrenic patients treated with an atypical antipsychotic (ziprasidone). |
Detailed Description | The purpose of the study was to examine the effects of cholinergic augmentation of atypical antipsychotic medication on:
The primary objective was to examine: • The effects of donepezil, compared to the effects of placebo, on cognitive function, sensorimotor gating and psychopathology in patients treated with an atypical antipsychotic (ziprasidone). Secondary objectives are to examine:
Participants: Schizophrenic men and women between the ages 18 to 55 who meet the ICD-10 criteria for schizophrenia living in the catchment area of the psychiatric departments of Bispebjerg University Hospital,Rigshospitalet, or Psychiatric Center, Glostrup. Patients can be either unmedicated, or need to be switched from other antipsychotic medications due to side-effects, or lack of effect on negative symptoms, positive symptoms, or cognitive function. Patients can be enrolled in the study as inpatients or outpatients, and changes in hospitalization status during the trial are allowed. Patients were stabilized on antipsychotic medication (ziprasidone) before they were randomized to treatment with either donepezil or placebo. |
Study Type ICMJE | Interventional | ||||
Study Phase | Phase 2 | ||||
Study Design ICMJE | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Condition ICMJE | Schizophrenia | ||||
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Recruitment Information | |||||
Recruitment Status ICMJE | Terminated | ||||
Estimated Enrollment ICMJE | 50 | ||||
Completion Date | January 2005 | ||||
Primary Completion Date | January 2005 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure) | ||||
Eligibility Criteria ICMJE | Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
Gender | Both | ||||
Ages | 18 Years to 55 Years | ||||
Accepts Healthy Volunteers | Yes | ||||
Contacts ICMJE | Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects | ||||
Location Countries ICMJE | Denmark | ||||
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NCT Number ICMJE | NCT00206947 | ||||
Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE | 363051, KF 02-033/02, DMA 2612-2013 | ||||
Has Data Monitoring Committee | No | ||||
Responsible Party | Birte Glenthoj, University of Copenhagen | ||||
Study Sponsor ICMJE | Birte Glenthoj | ||||
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Information Provided By | University of Copenhagen | ||||
Verification Date | July 2008 | ||||
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When Texas teenager Ethan Couch drank himself into a stupor at more than twice the legal limit, got into his pickup up truck, and plowed into four young people, killing them, you'd have thought he'd get sentenced to prison for a few years at least. But the court, which tried the 16-year old as a juvenile, heard a novel defense for manslaughter, and bought it: affluenza.
The witness for the defense, a psychologist, said Couch was the victim of a lifestyle of privilege and entitlement, raised without consequences for bad behavior. As a case in point, he described the time this boy, at the age of 15, was caught with an unconscious naked 14 year-old girl in his parked pickup, doing who knows what. He was never punished, setting a standard of not being held accountable.
The ultimate irony is that Couch, who got drunk on beer he stole from a Walmart, is not being punished for cutting short the lives of these people, either. Two sisters had stopped to help a young woman who had pulled over by the side of the road to fix a flat tire. A youth pastor who was driving by stopped to help as well. Then this 16-year old boy, who was driving 70 miles per hour in a 40 miles per hour zone, slammed into the group. He got 10 years of probation and will likely spend a few months in a pricey rehab center in Newport Beach, California – something more akin to a half-million dollar vacation paid for by his father.
A portmanteau of affluence and influenza, a more detailed definition of affluenza can be found in the book Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic, which describes it as "a painful, contagious, socially transmitted condition of overload, debt, anxiety and waste resulting from the dogged pursuit of more".
As disturbing as this trend may seem, it is nothing particularly new. Economist and sociologist Thorstein Veblen introduced the term conspicuous consumption in the 19th century to explain the behavior of the newly wealthy social class that emerged during the second industrial revolution in the late 1800's. Veblen applied this term to what he called the nouveau riche—families who spent their accumulated wealth in ostentatious ways to show off their newfound prestige and power.
But what is new, is how commonplace it has become. A century later, with the growth of a middle class with more and more discretionary income, the term has come to apply to a much broader group of people, particularly in developed economies like the U.S. Most conspicuous of all is that top 1 percent that owns 42 percent of the nation's financial wealth. But the behavior, just like a virus, has spread from there to the population at large.
Despite, or perhaps even because of, a vast wealth gap in this country, the affluenza disease is spreading among all socio-economic groups. Through social media and reality television shows like Keeping Up With the Kardashians, we feel we can, and should, keep up with this conspicuous consumption at all cost. Kids of all demographics are raised to believe they deserve the latest and greatest must haves and luxury goods, be they iPhones for five-year olds, the latest X-Box for 10-year olds, or designer handbags for teenage girls, regardless of what families can afford.
The social and psychological consequences can be devastating. We are raising a generation of narcissistic consumers and losing our moral compass along the way. Why? Because the more valuable money and objects become to a person, the less valuable other people or emotions or finding inner happiness becomes.
A case in point: the recent Black Friday door buster sales, where fist fights broke out over who got the last flat screen television on the shelf. One woman even used a stun gun on another in a Philadelphia mall.
These days, we're seeing consumption on steroids. Who doesn't know those families who go crazy with the Christmas shopping? They leave so many toys under the tree that their children seem almost annoyed with all the unwrapping they have to do, playing with their new gadgets for a couple of minutes before heaving a sigh of boredom and tossing them aside.
They're not grateful. They don't appreciate the hard work that went into earning the paycheck that made a bountiful Christmas possible – or indeed the credit card debt their parents incurred. Some younger children are so overwhelmed, they cry, and not tears of joy. They don't appreciate what they have, and yet somehow getting more and more is expected.
I won't speculate on whether or not Couch feels any remorse for his actions or compassion for the families who lost loved ones because of him. But a lack of empathy is definitely one of affluenza's worst symptoms. Recent research by University of Michigan social psychologist Dr. Sara Konrath finds that levels of empathy among Generation Y have been steadily diminishing.
Her study of 13,737 college students found that there was a 40% decrease in empathy currently, when compared with 20 or 30 years ago. The conclusions were based on the results of the Davis Interpersonal Reactivity Index test, which looks at the ability to imagine another person's perspective and feel what they are feeling. A narcissist has no use for those pesky emotions.
It's a disturbing trend, and something to think about as we fill our Christmas shopping lists and attempt to stuff yet more presents under the tree this year.
I find it truly incredible that none of these "Affluenza" stories have any mention of another figure who, while driving under the infulence, crashed and killed a young woman and got away scott free due to his family connections. The former Senator Edward Kennedy.
It might be because it is nearly 50 years ago, Kennedy is dead, and it happened in a different state. Take a look at the sentence that Jaime Arrellano got. He was a 16 year old that killed one person, a fetus, and injured one person in 2007 in Texas while drunk driving. He got 20 years in prison. Wonder what the difference between the two cases was?
GGRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely ridiculous and another example of pseudo science being used to take the blame and responsibility off the perpetrator by placing it on outside forces. Horrifically pathetic.
I'm sorry…what? This Affluenza argument is stupid first off, and should not be considered. Instead of being seen as a defense, it should be seen as JUSTIFICATION for his punishment. Infuriating.
Secondly, you're labelling up to 80 million people in North America as "narcissists", the "me,me,me" generation and so on. These are talking points. There's no solid evidence that we're more narcissistic than prior generations and furthermore, a lot of this just seems like Gen Y bashing that older people like to do. Just because of shows like Keeping Up the With Kardashians and a few polls here and there, doesn't define a huge group of people like that.
And you're acting like this isn't a historical phenomenon. I'm pretty sure those defending racial segregation in the 50s and 60s were "affluenza afflicted" because they wanted to protect privilege. Or those in the 80s who supported the violent and oppressive drug war in the inner cities. Or the white flight to the suburbs in the 90s. It's not "unique" to our age.
Sorry Ryan. Most everyone in Gen X was lambasted in the 80s. And we aren't that bad.
The kids today seem to have no compassion at all. They certainly don't respect anyone or anything.
Dear America, 12.12.13
We are often our own worst enemy and more than often "products" of our environment's toxicity. One particular toxin has saturated the American psyche and has substituted a rich culture of moral values and integrity with a consumption culture unequivocally focused on the material values associated with just being rich. It is a plague, far worse than any WMD, drug, or childhood epidemic, a virus that lives and re-produces in our cultural bloodstream. Deeply embedded within the DNA of American tradition and being passed on to future generations, worsening and strengthening with time. Mentioned often but rarely spoken of we ignore yet struggle with it in supreme denial and angst.
Brainwashed by soap products and clothes, diamonds and debt, knowing it is no good for us we continue to drink the Kool-Aid. Attacking the immunity of our collective free-will and credit-scores, and wrapped around the flag of the "American Dream" this virus is slowly and softly killing the root of real dreams and Dreamers. Lost in the midst of expensive smoke and cheap mirrors we blind-foldededly, because we are not blind, follow and do our part in carrying out the essence of planned obsolescence, nearing a point of no-return and/or exchanges where self-determination is obsolete. What does this product consumption obsession truly "produce" in your life? The mall is a scary place during this "Season to be jolly" and the dark side of Black Friday is dim and an undeniable indicator of who, I hope, only some of us are. Yes, we all love and deserve nice things, and candy is always sweet. I love candy. But how much is too much? How far is too far? This is scary stuff. Mind your children, re-train your brain and regain your true will. Affluenza is beyond an epidemic, and there is no flu-shot for it. It has a name, it lives, and is now evidently permissible in a court of law and strong enough to make you above it. It plagues all of our Americas. The question is, how good do you feel or better yet how infected are you? Be well, and if you're more infected than you thought you were, get well soon.
#affluenza #consumptionculture #economicmaterialism #plannedobselescence #elitism #americandream
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Definition of copulate in English:
Syllabification: cop·u·latePronunciation: /ˈkäpyəˌlāt
- Have sexual intercourse.More example sentences
- Males typically respond to persistent female sexual initiation by mounting and copulating with the female.
- As adults, men look at porn because they are, 'unnaturally' one might say, hormonally driven to copulate with multiple partners but unable to do so.
- So if we have one man and one woman who copulate in the standard way, and not in any kind of other way that we find troubling, then they can raise children.
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- The penis serves as an outlet for urine and semen and as a copulatory organ.
- Throughout the study period, all mounting behavior and complete copulatory sequences (those involving intromission and ejaculation) were recorded during critical incident sampling.
- For each male, we used the number of observed copulations as an estimate of his total copulatory success.
Pronunciation: /-ləˌtôrē/
late Middle English (in the sense 'join'): from Latin copulat- 'fastened together', from the verb copulare, from copula (see copula).
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Contributing bloggers discuss a variety of topics geared toward the transit and motorcoach sectors.
As funding from state and federal agencies continues to be more difficult to secure, local transit systems have found a variety of new partners that not only help pay for new hours of service, but can also provide opportunities for transit agencies to restructure service in parts of the community. These partnerships can also result in improving the transit agency's image and relevance in a community, and improved quality of service.
Three years and 10 extensions later, America has a new federal transportation reauthorization bill. Perhaps the most important aspects of MAP-21 are the changes to existing law that break down some of the bureaucratic barriers to project delivery allowing for expedited project implementation.
How do you make public transit even more environmentally-friendly and efficient for the 21st Century? SEPTA, in partnership with a Philadelphia smart grid company is bringing the regenerative braking energy technology long used by hybrid-electric vehicles to its Market-Frankford Line elevated trains.
A new report says that many transit agencies are getting burned in deals they made with bailed-out Wall Street banks. Many are losing millions of dollars every year from budgets that are already rail-thin. Can they claim they are "too big to fail?"
What had been a rite of passage for young people — getting a driver's license — isn't as high a priority as it once was. Some members of "Generation Y" moving to Philadelphia from the suburbs for school and work may have never taken public transportation. This spring, SEPTA began courting this next generation of riders.
This month OCTA joined public agencies across California in the Golden Guardian exercise — an annual emergency training event that helps prepare cities, hospitals, first responders, schools, transportation agencies and others to respond in crisis situations. In the last year, OCTA has placed an increased focus on emergency preparedness and training.
Some of Hollywood's biggest stars aren't the leading women and men you might think. These "celebrities" are larger than life, yet don't demand top billing — they're the transit systems that often play key roles in blockbuster films and TV hits.
When the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority opens its Accessible Travel Center in February, it will mark more than the unveiling of another facility — the authority will celebrate helping people with disabilities experience the freedom of traveling on public transportation independently.
Orange County's environmental community, state and federal wildlife agencies, and OCTA's Measure M2 program partnered to preserve about 900 acres of land. This effort protects the county's natural resources while keeping the promise made to voters to implement 13 freeway projects as part of M2, a half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements approved in 2006.
This month in Orange County, Calif., one of the nation's most comprehensive rail safety enhancement programs ushers in a new era of silence around our railroad tracks. The program is in direct response to the concerns of residents who have been experiencing an increase in rail traffic and the corresponding noise that comes from federal safety requirements.
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With the simultaneous release of her second studio album J.Lo and her film The Wedding Planner in 2001, Lopez became the first person to have a number one album and film in the same week. Her 2002 remix album, J to tha L-O! The Remixes, was the first in history to debut at number one on the US Billboard 200, while her fifth studio album, Como Ama una Mujer (2007), received the highest first-week sales for a Spanish album in the United States. Lopez has established herself as a prominent figure in both the film and music industry, in a career spanning four decades. With records sales of 75 million and a cumulative film gross of over $2 billion, Lopez is regarded as the most influential Hispanic performer in the United States, as well as its highest paid Latin entertainment personality.
Lopez's public image and personal relationships have attracted worldwide media attention. Lopez's first high profile relationship was with media mogul Sean Combs, who accompanied her to the 2000 Grammy Awards where she wore the infamous Green Versace dress. She became romantically involved with actor Ben Affleck, who would later become the muse of her third studio album This Is Me... Then (2002), while still married to her second husband Cris Judd. Lopez wed long-time friend Marc Anthony in 2004 and gave birth to their twins, Emme and Maximilian, in February 2008. The entertainer has used her position as a global icon of pop culture to begin her own empire, consisting of various clothing lines, accessories, fragrances, a production company, television shows and a charitable foundation among other activities. As of 2012, Lopez has an estimated net worth of $250 million.
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Underground filmmaker Giuseppe Andrews returns to the helm to direct this surreal statement against animal abuse produced by Adam Rifkin. Dougal and Dongo are two small-time criminals who have just scammed an unsuspecting woman's social-security check. Their plan for the cash: to rent a local hotel room and take in a televised kangaroo fight. Unfortunately the pair stays up arguing and misses the match. Deeply depressed by their blunder and lacking the cash needed to purchase the baked potatoes they so...more
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Nobody in my family had or has Graves' disease. I do not smoke or eat high salt foods. Seafood is limited in my diet. I had one anxiety attack in the year 2012. I do not live a stressful life. Unfortunately I have been diagnosed with Graves' disease, and it has attacked my body in such a way as: 60lb weight loss, hair loss, I tire extremely easy, rapid heartbeat, shortness of my breath, asthmatic symptoms, and my beautiful face has these pockets under my eyes! Was this comment helpful?Yes
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Microsoft Windows is prone to an overflow condition. The JScript and VBScript scripting engines fail to properly sanitize user-supplied input resulting in an integer overflow. With a specially crafted web page, a context-dependent attacker can potentially execute arbitrary code.
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Four arson attacks in Queens, N.Y. are being investigated as possible hate crimes against Muslims on Jan. 2, 2012. (ABC News)
Four arson attacks in Queens, N.Y., are being investigated as possible hate crimes against Muslims, police said.
The attacks, which took place around 8 p.m. Sunday, targeted an Islamic center housing a prominent Shiite mosque, a bodega and two private homes.
Police and fire officials say at least two of the attacks appear to have stemmed from a dispute at the bodega, where a customer of Guyanese descent argued with an employee. The customer allegedly returned to the bodega and tossed a Molotov cocktail behind the counter. Authorities were investigating whether the employee worshiped at the Islamic center, which was hit by a similar firebomb made from a glass Starbucks bottle.
"No matter what the motivation was of the individual who threw Molotov cocktails in Queens last night, his actions stand in stark contrast to the New York City of today that we've built together," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in a statement.
The door of the Imam Al-Khoei Foundation Islamic center was blackened by the blast but the building did not catch fire. About 80 worshippers were inside the center at the time, the Associated Press reported.
"We thank Allah (SWT) that no major damage or injury was caused by the blast," reads a message on the foundation's website. "The Foundation reiterates its resolve to continue to serve the community and to strive to bring love where there is hatred, light where there is darkness and enlightenment where there is ignorance."
A fifth attack involving an incendiary device thrown through the front window of a home in neighboring Nassau County at 9:40 p.m. is also under investigation. The device did not ignite a fire, and no injuries were reported. NYPD officials say the firebomb matched the Molotov cocktails used in the first three Queens attacks.
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Toward better Cuban relations
ON THE NIGHT of May 2, 1973, two New Jersey state troopers, Werner Foerster and James Harper, made a routine traffic stop near Exit 9 of the New Jersey Turnpike.
After Foerster asked the vehicle's driver to exit the car, one of the passengers pulled out a gun and began shooting. In the ensuing firefight, Foerster was hit twice in the chest and Harper once in the shoulder. The injured Foerster was then shot twice in the head, execution style, with his own sidearm.
One of the passengers involved in the incident, a Black Panther named Joanne Chesimard, was quickly apprehended, convicted of eight felonies including the murder of Foerster and sentenced to life in prison.
Two years into her sentence, however, Chesimard and four accomplices orchestrated her escape, holding two prison officers hostage in the process. After several years on the run, Chesimard reappeared in Cuba and was granted political asylum by Fidel Castro. Using her alias, Assata Shakur, Chesimard began a career as an author and political activist, living comfortably under Cuban protection.
In 1998, both the House and Senate unanimously passed H.R. 254 calling on the government of Cuba to "extradite to the United States convicted felon Joanne Chesimard and all other individuals who have fled the United States to avoid prosecution or confinement for criminal offenses and who are currently living freely in Cuba." Yet over a decade later, Chesimard remains a fugitive, and Cuban leaders refuse to cooperate with U.S. officials who seek her extradition.
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Recently, I sent a letter to President Obama urging him to make Chesimard's extradition a top priority while he engages the Cuban government. Twenty-four of my colleagues in the House of Representatives — Republican and Democrat alike — joined me in signing the letter. In addition, we wrote that we would welcome an opportunity to accompany Obama and a contingent of New Jersey state troopers on a future visit to Cuba.
Recently, I offered an amendment to the Department of State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act of 2010 calling for the extradition of cop killers and other convicted felons from Cuba. The House Rules Committee did not allow the amendment to come to the floor for debate and a vote.
I've cosponsored a bipartisan resolution that calls on the administration to "pursue a policy that insists upon freedom, democracy and human rights, including the release of all political prisoners, the legalization of political parties, free speech and a free press, and supervised elections, before increasing American trade and tourism to Cuba." Such measures are vital if, in the process of engagement, we are to remain resolute in our democratic principles.
Obama has recently taken steps to normalize U.S. relations with Cuba, and his public statements signal further changes in the near future. The president is correct when he says our nation and Cuba share a common interest in renewed relations. Trade and diplomatic relations would be beneficial to Cuba, and the United States would benefit from the rich culture just 90 miles south of Florida. Moreover, an increased U.S. influence could discourage Cuba from further aligning itself with antagonistic regional powers, such as Venezuela.


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One of the most popular programs on campus, history at the City College of New York has been crafted to meet the needs of the most voracious history scholar, as well as those students with an interest in a particular era or region. The accomplished faculty has made its own mark in this arena both at the college and throughout the world and prepares students for a wide range of future careers and challenges. Graduates not only represent City College at major higher educational institutions around the country but have gone on to successful careers in a wide range of legal, medical, entertainment, educational and other fields.
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Two CCNY History Students Identify Original Revolution Document
Letter drafted by Robert R. Livingston was part of 'last-ditch effort' by Continental Congress to reconcile with Great Britain
When City College of New York graduate history student Emilie Gruchow came upon an old, hand-written manuscript in a box at the Morris-Jumel Mansion, where she works as an archivist, she knew what it was because she had read the printed version in class. What she – and the rest of the world – did not know for certain was the author's identity. The mystery was solved by one of Ms. Gruchow's former classmates, Michael Hattem, now a PhD student and teaching fellow at Yale University. The story of the letter's discovery and author's identity as New Yorker Robert R. Livingston was reported New Year's Day in "The New York Times."See full story here.
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On December 28, C-SPAN3 aired a lecture on Reconstruction by Associate Professor Gregory Downs as part of its American History TV weekend programming. Professor Downs explored several questions from the period: Without voting rights, what does the end of slavery mean for African Americans? Should former Confederates be welcomed back into Congress? And, how do you end a civil war? Topics discussed include ideas about reconciliation in Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address, as well as decisions on reconstruction made during the administration of Lincoln's successor, President Andrew Johnson.


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Former State Official To Plead Guilty To Misdemeanor
Updated: 06/11/2007 - A former official in Governor Ernie Fletcher's administration is expected to plead guilty to a misdemeanor Monday.
Updated: 06/11/2007 - A former official in Governor Ernie Fletcher's administration is expected to plead guilty to a misdemeanor Monday.
Updated: 06/11/2007 - Lexington Police searched early Monday morning for two men who beat and robbed a man.
Posted: 06/11/2007 - A man is dead after crossing the center line on an ATV, and hitting a car.
Updated: 06/11/2007 - There's more trouble for the State's largest home for mentally challenged adults.
Updated: 06/11/2007 - Production workers at Montgomery County's Nestle plant will get this week off. On Friday an ammonia pressure vessel broke inside the plant.
Updated: 06/10/2007 - Civic leaders hear Toyota workers' call for union.
Updated: 06/10/2007 - Louisville officials decide to take retired ambulances and send them to impoverished Guatemala to help that country with its EMS needs.
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Posted: 06/08/2007 - A convicted sex offender facing murder charges in Kentucky has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman in Huntington in 1998.
Updated: 06/08/2007 - Friends and families of Kentucky soldiers had the chance to talk to them overseas face to face Friday night.
Updated: 06/08/2007 - An woman drowned in an Eastern Kentucky lake after falling off a flotation device.
Updated: 06/08/2007 - Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. recalled more than 40,000 pounds of ground beef Friday after samples tested at a Sherman, Texas, plant showed signs of E. coli contamination in meat shipped to Wal-Mart stores in 12 states.
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Imagine yourself, on a Caribbean beach, the turquoise flat ocean flat like glass. Your kids playing in the swimming pool, your legs propped up watching the pelicans fly by, the smell of bar-b-que drifting through the air in the privacy of this home you've rented for your tropical beach vacation.
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Villa Orleans Compound : Villa Orleans consists of 3 houses: The beach front villa, with 4 bedrooms; a one bedroom apartment next door, and underneath there are 2 bedrooms with bath; and a one bedroom cottage. There is enough space, so visiting families or friends can share a space, yet have their own private space.
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Weddings or Yoga Retreats?: No extra charge for weddings under 25 persons when the entire villa is rented for a 5 nights. Why pay additional fees for small weddings? Villa Orleans is the perfect place for intimate weddings. We have a couple of wedding planners that take care of all logistics so your most important event in your life will be the most elegant and memorable.
We have a beach front wooden yoga deck and can help you with logistics so your yoga retreat will be great.
I am from New Orleans and back in 1990 I visited Rincon Puerto Rico. I fell in love with the ocean and did not return. I became a diver, spelunker, kayaker and surfer. I taught English for 15 years and after I moved to the mountains we turned our home into a rental.
In New Orleans we'd always escape to the Mississippi Gulf coast. We had a home in Waveland. I enjoyed the beach and sand, but on the water was always murky because of silt from the Mississippi River.
When we stumbled upon this villa it was abandoned. There was a tiny For Sale sign and we quickly called and scooped up the property.
You can only get closer to the ocean by floating in a boat. The waves crash against the house and at times come into the balcony.
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Raid on the San Francisco Mint (1965)
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Death Valley Days featured stories of the old American West, primarily the Death Valley, California area. It began as a radio drama, which ran from 1930 until 1945. When it came to television, on March 1st, 1952, it became the longest running, most successful syndicated Western series ever, running to 558 episodes before ending on August 1st, 1975. The stories used in the series were based on actual events.
Raid on the San Francisco Mint (1965)
The Traveling Trees (1965)
West's Biggest Train Holdup (1965)
Mrs. Romney and the Outlaws (1965)
Battle of San Francisco Bay (1965)
Wooing of Perilous Pauline (1965)
Kate Melville and the Law (1965)
The Book (1965)
Temporary Warden (1965)
Devil's Gate (1965)
The Great Turkey War (1965)
Dry Water Sailors (1965)
Death in the Desert (1965)
The Race at Cherry Creek (1965)
A Picture of a Lady (1965)
The Kid from Hell's Kitchen (1966)
Day All Marriages Were Cancelled (1966)
The Fastest Nun in the West (1966)
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Health - Skin Deep Health
by Megha Bajaj
Skin, the largest of our organs, is sadly also the most ignored one. For most of us, skin care includes a daily bath and the use of some cosmetics whose advertisement has convinced us of its efficacy. However, the skin needs more to withstand all the external pollutants and internal stressors and yet remain soft, smooth and supple for an entire lifetime. Your skin is, in many ways your health barometer and a vibrant complexion indicates health and vitality. Take care of this wonderful protective covering right now, so that it can protect you from diseases in the future. Skin is your bodys first defence against disease and infection, and it protects your internal organs from injuries. It also regulates body temperature and prevents fluid losses, as well as helps your body remove excess water and salt. Nourishing and nurturing it will ensure that you do not fall prey to minor, but irritating problems like rashes, ringworms or eczema and even major ones like skin cancer. Here is what you can do to get more comfortable in your skin.
Feed the skin
Priya Khanna, Mumbai-based nutritionist says, Like all the other organs, the skin too benefits from eating good, wholesome food and drinking about 12-14 glasses of water each day. Toxins in our blood lead to pale, dull-looking skin. A nutritious diet, devoid of MSG, preservatives and free radicals, naturally leads to glowing, fresh younger-looking skin. She suggests a wonderful meal plan that works wonders on the skin and the entire body as well:
A bowl of cereal with milk. Juicy fruits
A handful of nuts and dry fruits
Stir-fried vegetables of your choice. Include a range of colours red, green, yellow etc. Eat with bread/ rice/ pasta/ roti. Cook veggies in light olive oil. Olive oil has fatty acids that are good for the body and skin.
Whole grain sandwich with mixed vegetable/ fish stuffing.
Evening snack:
A bowl of mixed fruit with a low-fat yoghurt topping
A big bowl of vegetable salad (carrots/ radish/ capsicum/ French beans)
Roasted/grilled/steamed fish or paneer/mixed lentils. One portion of rice/ roti/ pasta/ bread. Finally, a salad with lots of leafy greens like spinach and lettuce added to other vegetables of your choice. Drizzle a dressing of extra virgin olive oil, lemon and salt. It may be a little difficult to follow this regime on all days but even if you could make it a part of your life at least once a week maybe on a Saturday or Sunday, the benefits will start showing up within a few weeks itself.
Skin needs exercise too!
For a fit body you need a combination of all three cardiovascular exercise, weight training as well as a regimen that takes care of the flexibility of your body. However, for good skin, all you need is cardiovascular training, shares Parikshit Somani, a young physical trainer. He explains that during a cardiovascular workout, the heart and lungs pump oxygen rich blood vigorously to all parts of the body. This increased circulation is what gives you the flushed look during a workout. The result is a soft, rosy glow if this form of exercise is made a part of your weekly routine. Just three days a week, 45 minutes per session will do wonders for your skin! assures Parikshit.
Going skin deep
Louise Hay, renowned author and healer, believes that for every physical ailment that we experience, there is first a mental and emotional cause. Skin, she believes is an organ that protects our individuality and whenever we feel our identity is under threat, we develop skin problems. For example, most teenagers, when undergoing an identity crisis during adolescence break out into acne or pimples. Some men start developing warts as they approach retirement. Women develop rashes during pregnancy when they grapple with various issues connected to motherhood. Louise suggests a simple, short affirmation that will help heal almost all skin problems. Look in the mirror, and say to yourself, I love and accept myself. I feel safe being me. All is well. Millions of people worldwide have benefitted in a myriad of ways with these simple affirmations. Try it!
Hydrate your skin
Bhavna Shah, a beauty expert and acupressure therapist, suggests a simple but effective way of thoroughly cleaning the skin. She says, While having a bath, alternate the water temperature from hot to cold a few times for a natural clean up. She explains that hot water opens the skin pores and cold water closes them. Alternate opening and closing of the pores ensures that every bit of toxins caught in the skin pores is released. It also does wonders for the elasticity of skin. A simple technique for cleaner, fresher, younger looking skin within days!
Meditation works wonders
Recent studies reveal that stress is one of the major causes for several skin problems. Since meditation is a deeply calming and healing therapy it is recommended by many for a younger and fresher looking skin. This explains why most monks and gurus have such radiant, smooth complexions untouched by age or stress. Try meditation, not just for the skin, but also for benefits in every aspect of your personality.
Positive strokes
Personally, for me, massage is the best form of caring for the skin. What a feeling it is to lie passively and allow a masseuse to apply warm oil to the entire expanse of the skin. To allow her expert hands to knead every muscle, loosen every bit of tightness and just feel the skin relax and rejuvenate. There are Kairali Ayurvedic Centres all across the country and one can experience the magic of ayurvedic massage at ones convenience. A special massage called Navarakizhi is extremely popular for its value to the skin. Shares Bina, a worker at Kairali Resort, Kerala, The body is massaged with small linen bags (bundles) filled with cooked Navara rice, which is cooked in cows milk along with a special herbal mixture. These bags are dipped in the same mixture and applied over the whole body of the patient. The bags are not too hot or too cold. After wiping the body with a dry towel, the medicated oil is applied again. This treatment is to be continued for 14 days for specific skin conditions, although the benefits of a single session too are innumerable. It is one of the most excellent forms of treatments to impart lustre to the skin and nourishment for the body through the skin. Sounds tempting? Go ahead, pamper yourself!
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Albion Hotel
Travel Blogs from Ypres
What a PLACE! Go go go there, people!
... dating from between 1175 and 1200 and built in the Romanesque style, while the rue des J�suites includes a Gothic house from the 13th century.
My advise to you is the same as always: get the map check the places you want and then just get lost and discover places hidden from visitors.
For more information on the town's attractions, please click here.
Travel safe and wise!
The Wrong Place at the Wrong Time.
... just set it was very poignant & even a little eerie in the still dark air.
My only regret with Flanders is that the poppy season was over which would have added another dimension to the geography. Basically my journey is over & I start heading back to Christchurch in two days' time but will be spending three nights in Dubai. So goodbye holiday, hello ...
The Battlefields Tour (Tour Day 1)
... after the summer break so the roads could have been chaos but they were empty and Paris is an eerie town at that time of the morning.... Making our train with plenty of time to spare meant we had time for yet another croissant and coffee breakfast... not as good as the hotel but still yum. We we on the move as soon as our platform was revealed and so began the 13.7km walk to our designated carriage... Lucky we were not tardy because we'd been on board for ...
Ieper Day 1
... playing the bell organ - wonderful.
From there we went to a boutique chocolate shop - Calinor - for the compulsory chocolate purchase. May have one or two tonight.
We went to Vivaldi restaurant for a typical Belgium dinner - Vlaumse Runds Stover, frietjes and salade = beef stew, fries and salad = delicious. I had a St Bernardus Pater 6 beer. A dark beer but not as dark as NZ beer.
Continued ...
Walking Ypres - rising up from a total ruin
... it explores the social and military dimensions of the war in Ypres, seeking to provoke discussion of the twin themes of war and peace.
Over three hours passed by, as we were enthralled by the quality of the displays, some of them using very realistic holograms, which seemed to talk directly to you!
- Continental Breakfast
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
Historical Traveler Reviews Albion Hotel Ypres
Albion Hotel
I stayed at the Albion with my nephew on June 16, 2005. This is an excellent hotel with a first rate staff, located close to the town square and Yeper sites. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely stay there again on our return.
Loved the Albion
My family and I stayed at the Albion and we can't say enough good things about the friendliness and hospitality of Christiane and Peter. Their helpfulness in getting us started on our visit to the Ypres area and the warmth of their reception was wonderful. We look forward to the opportunity of a return visit and will certainly stay at the Albion. We strongly recommend it to anyone visiting Ypres.
Favourite hotel in town
On several business trips I have stayed at the Albion Hotel. Still my favourite place in town! Very friendly and quiet, with an excellent breakfast.
The Albion - Look Nowhere Else
This was the second time that I stayed at the Albion and I can not say enough about it. Christiane and Peter go out of their way to make your stay in Ypres most enjoyable and will go to great lengths to help you in any way they can. The hotel is just a stones throw away from the square and the Menin Gate. The rooms are most comfortable! The breakfast/lounge area is most inviting. They serve a wonderful breakfast and in the evening it is nice to have a nightcap in the comfort of the hotel. Priced just right, you can not go wrong with the Ablion.
Excellent hotel
Stylish and welcoming. Everything about the Albion is calm and efficient. We have been six times now and will use it many more times.
One slight drawback is if you get one of the top floor rooms in a heatwave as there is no air conditioning.
Albion Hotel saved the day
Our documentary crew stayed at Hotel Albion while filming a documentary on WW1. Their staff went above and beyond the normal call of duty to help things run more smoothly on our production. After filming in the cold and windy fields outside of town, it was a great to have a wonderful place to spend the night. We stayed an entire week and did not encounter one problem. I will definitely stay there again!
Matt G./Director/Yap Films/Canada
Top Hotel!
I have stayed at the Albion Hotel twice, and I cannot compliment it enough.
The owner, Christiane, is very friendly and helpful. During the first stay, we required a doctor which unfortunately led to a hospital stay. Christiane and her husband were marvellous the whole time, from contacting the doctor to running us to the hospital. Extending the subsequent booking of the accommodation was no problem to them, and they were very supportive the whole time (I would also add in passing how impressed I was with the Belgian Hospital system).
The Hotel is of a high standard, the breakfast buffet is first rate, the rooms are impeccably clean and tidy and the hotel is centrally situated in the town of Ypres.
I will certainly be staying there again.
A bit of luxury at an affordable price
A luxury hotel in a mid - budget price range - great value for money. Beautiful rooms and facilities, wonderful host and staff, great breakfast. Right near the Square and Cloth Hall, excellent location for Battlefield visits
My partner and I stayed at this hotel last year for 4 nights. The hotel is without fault - rooms were spotless, roomy and comfortable, breakfast was good quality with a good selection and the staff, especially Christiane the proprietor were polite and courteous. I could not fault it in any way.
A warm welcome
A party of 11 of us from the uk stayed 3 nights in the Albion whilst doing a battlefield tour. The rooms were spotless and the staff very helpful. The hotel only does breakfast, but there are plenty of good restaraunts(sorry about the spelling) within walking distance. Highly recommended!


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The National Collegiate Athletic Association will bring two national championships to Mason, the Warren County Convention and Visitor's Bureau announced Wednesday.
The tourism board will host the NCAA Division III Cross Country National Championships in 2014 and the NCAA Division III Tennis National Championships in 2015.
The bureau is the only organization in southwest Ohio to be selected as a host, said Phillip Smith, president and chief executive officer of the tourism bureau.
"Anything like this is highly competitive. We're thrilled to have received these two," he said.
Bidding for 82 of 89 NCAA championships began in July with almost 2,000 bid applications submitted.
Sports committees in each division selected host sites that would provide the best experience for its programs, said Mark Lewis, NCAA executive vice president of championships and alliances.
"The process was extremely thorough and allowed the sport committees to have some tremendous options, which will ultimately provide our student-athletes, coaches and fans the best experience possible," he said.
The cross country championships will be held next fall at the Golf Center at Kings Island. The tennis championships are set for the spring of 2015 at the Lindner Family Tennis Center.
Wilmington College is a partnering school for both events. Ohio Northern University is a partner for the tennis championships.
The news comes on the heels of a series of high-profile sporting events announced this year in Warren County.
In April, The Beach Waterpark in Mason signed a three-year contract with the National Volleyball League to host its Midwest Championships and Junior Festival.
For the first time since 2009, the Association of Volleyball Professionals made a stop at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason over Labor Day weekend.
And last month, Ultimate Frisbee announced it will host the 2014 Division I Ultimate Frisbee College Championships May 23-26 at Mason's Heritage Oak Park.
Sports tourism in Warren County — branded "Ohio's Largest Playground" — generates about $35 million in economic impact, said Smith. The spending includes an estimated 53,000 hotel room nights.
The county's selection as a host site for the NCAA championships caps off a record year for the board's sports marketing division, he said.
"It says that on a national scale and level, we're looked upon as a great place to have these kinds of events," said Smith. "We look forward to leveraging our world-class facilities to make Mason a championship city and to featuring Warren County on a national stage."
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Julian E. Barnes
Los Angeles Times
July 15, 2010
Reporting from Washington — As it rapidly expands its drone program over Afghanistan, the U.S. military is turning to the technology that powers NFL broadcasts, ESPN and TV news to catalog a flood of information coming from the cameras of its fleet of unmanned aircraft.
U.S. military archives hold 24 million minutes of video collected by Predators and other remotely piloted aircraft that have become an essential tool for commanders. But the library is largely useless because analysts often have no way of knowing exactly what they have, or any way to search for information that is particularly valuable.
To help solve that problem, the Air Force and government spy satellite experts have begun working with industry experts to adapt the methods that enable the NFL and other broadcasters to quickly find and show replays, display on-field first-down markers and jot John Madden-style notations on the screen.
"The NFL has the technology so you can pull an instant replay of any Brett Favre touchdown over his career," said Carl Rhodes, a researcher with Rand Corp. "The idea is maybe the Air Force could use similar technology to look at what has happened at a particular corner in Afghanistan in the past week or past year."
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Traffic congestion is an existing problem in North Toronto with Highway 401 and other area roads operating at capacity during peak hours. Future population and employment growth across north Toronto will increase traffic demands in the area. With many roads already operating at capacity, alternative non-auto modes of transportation will be required to accommodate future traffic demands and minimize future traffic congestion. Public transit is the best means of providing a non-auto transportation mode in north Toronto. Higher-order rapid transit can offer travel-time savings and many other benefits over auto-travel in congested conditions; however, no rapid transit service presently exists across north Toronto.
This paper provides the rationale for a north Toronto rapid transit line and confirms its feasibility for its implementation.
Recommended Citation
Gumbs, Sherwin, "North Toronto rapid transit line feasibility study" (2008). Theses and dissertations. Paper 356.


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Big Changes for Google AdWords Call Metrics to Come
<< by Amanda Sides on May 2nd, 2011
Anyone tried to sign-up for access to Google AdWords Call Metrics lately? Did you have problems? That's because they've locked up the system until the launch on or after May 16. On May 16 (or soon after), Call Metrics, formerly available in a limited release to advertisers who specifically requested the feature through AdWords Ad Innovations, will be available to all advertisers. I spoke with AdWords reps last week, and until the launch, if you don't already have access to the feature, you won't be able to get it.
The Launch.
Last week, Google AdWords sent an update via email to all advertisers who have at least one campaign with Call Metrics enabled. If you don't currently have access to AdWords Call Metrics, unfortunately you'll have to wait until May 16th (or later) to take advantage of this feature.


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Land Ho! Captain Jack Sparrow is sailing into a swanky loft in glamorous downtown L.A., mateys!
Johnny Depp, the super suave A-Lister has been living in France for years, and now he's just plunked down about $2 million on a penthouse loft at the newly converted Eastern Columbia building. TMZ spies say the Francophile's new pied-a-terre at the turquoise Art Deco landmark, features private decks, sweeping views of downtown and the San Bernardino mountains.
Johnny's new downtown neighbors include "Grey's Anatomy" Star T.R. Knight and Oscar nominee Ryan Gosling.
A rep for Depp did not immediately return our request for comment.
i think it's weird that he would buy a penthouse. but i think he's a talented actor and i would love to meet him in person. but he can spend his money the way he wants to spend it.
Hey Next in Line,
I'm not jealous of a middle-aged alleged bi-sexual. He's a dirty nasty person who just got lucky with one movie! He's still the same looser! He can stay in France Permanetly!! Now Orlando is another matter, He can stay here if he wants.
Sorry been a Depp fan for years and I don't believe this story. Why would he buy this when he has a home already in the Hollywood Hills that he's had for years and years.. Sorry TMZ..I think you got this one way wrong.
If the picture of the place was in black and white I'd swear it was out of a Charlie Chaplin movie.
WOW! For a minute there I got all excited! I thought he was gonna pose for Penthouse!!!!!!!!
Jason You're an idiot, you been posting that same BS Lohan site all over TMZ for awhile now, it's old news already. I think people are capable of finding their own internet sources.
Hmmm...after this headline. I believe I'll change my name to Penthouse!
Seriously, this seems very strange that he'd buy a place there. Maybe he's planning to be here on location for quite a while, and wants his family nearby?
yawn....i thought the Dark Shadows story with Depp was far more interesting than this yawner....and yet...what is this? Its nowhere to be seen here.....whoops!


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