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Eighth-year veteran Kellen Winslow is providing a great example for the Buccaneers' young group of tight ends to look up to. Tight ends coach Alfredo Roberts appreciates Winslow making his job a little easier.
With the departure of tight end John Gilmore this offseason, the Buccaneers became an even younger group at that position. Former Hurricane Kellen Winslow is the exception and as the elder statesman of the group, the eighth-year veteran has impressed his coaches and teammates with his training camp thus far and is providing valuable leadership for the youngsters to look up to.
Second-year player Ryan Purvis, who had five receptions for 38 yards last season, suddenly finds himself as the teams second-most experienced tight end.
"Its crazy to come in and be with guys in their seventh and eighth years [Winslow, Gilmore and Jeramy Stevens] and then suddenly I'm the second oldest guy on the roster," Purvis said. "But that is the life of an undrafted free agent and I'm battling everyday for my job. I'm taking the same approach I take each training camp. I come out here, do what I can do and put good stuff on tape and kind of let the cards fall where they may."
Purvis knows there is no better example to pattern his game and work ethic to than No. 82.
"He has helped with my game tremendously," Purvis said. "He is meticulous in everything he does. Constantly working on his game. Everything he does is geared towards being a better player. Being in the presence of someone like that, it can only make you better. It is a credit to the type of guy he is. The time he puts in, you'd be an idiot not to watch and try and emulate some of the stuff he does."
The former Boston College Eagle likes what he has seen so far from the group of tight ends but says it's too early to tell much from his teammates.
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This ball lives up to the hype —I agree with the first reviewer, how can the tour guys be wrong… I will say this; make sure you are playing the right version. I bought a couple dozen of the ProV1X thinking I would gain a couple yards off of the tee. Turns out, my swing speed was not high enough to gain the full benefit of the V1X—switched to the regular ProV1 and hit it longer and actually liked the feel of the ProV1 better off of the putter.
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I am working on my first form and solving problem after problem but now Im stuck.
In my table I want this to happen.
If TextField8 is not empty TextField1 should get red border color .
But if TextField1 is not empty it should be black.
The proble Im getting is that when I fill TextField8, TextField1 get red bordercolor and if I enter something in TextField1 it turns black.
But If I aleady entered text in TextField1 and then fill TextField8 it still turns red till I click it.
So is this problem because There is a exit event on both TextField1 and 8?
I am very new to this.
Yes I guess that can be it.
I tried several different ways and the one I have now looks like this.
if (xfa.event.target.name === "TextField8") {
if(xfa.event.target.rawValue != null && xfa.event.target.name != "")
var vRow = xfa.event.target.parent.index;
xfa.resolveNode("Table1.Row1[" + vRow + "].TextField1").border.edge.color.value = "255,0,0";
if (xfa.event.target.name === "TextField1") {
if(xfa.event.target.rawValue != null && xfa.event.target.name != "")
var vRow = xfa.event.target.parent.index;
xfa.resolveNode("Table1.Row1[" + vRow + "].TextField1").border.edge.color.value = "0,0,0";
/ Thanks
You can make this a whole lot simpler. Script in one field in a repeating can easily reference another field in the same row, just be a simple relative reference. You do not need to resolve the node.
I would use the following JavaScript in the exit event of BOTH TextField1 and TextField8:
if (TextField1.rawValue === null && TextField8.rawValue !== null) {
TextField1.border.edge.color.value = "255,0,0";
else {
TextField1.border.edge.color.value = "0,0,0";
That should match the logic, but may need a bit of tweaking.
Yes, that is correct. If you want to have the visual appearance on the row-by-row basis, then the script above will work.
If on the other hand, you want a user's actions on one row to affect ALL rows, then a loop of FormCalc would do the trick.
However, without seeing the form it is difficult to give a full script. Also I would need to know the full logic for the visual changes.
I want this to happen.
If TextField8 (Reserve for breeding) is not empty the TextFields 1-7 from the left should get a red border. On that row only.
If they are already filled or being filled the border should get black.
This should be for all rows.
I´m not asking you to do the work but maybe some suggestion.
If you have time take a look but no hurry. I appreciate all your help very much.
You gotten a chance to look at the form.
Another quick question if anyone have a solution.
This script almost works as I want. Though if TextField8 on one row is filled I want the loop to check that. Now if TextField8 on one row is filled all TextField10, 11,12 are read only. But if I go down one row and exit a empty TextField8 then everything gets open again. Possible to do?
var oRows = xfa.resolveNodes("Table1.Row1[*]");
if (xfa.event.target.name === "TextField8") {
if (xfa.event.target.rawValue === null) {
for (var i=0; i<oRows.length; i++) {
oRows.item(i).TextField10.access = "open";
oRows.item(i).TextField11.access = "open";
oRows.item(i).TextField12.access = "open";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head8.fontColor = "0,155,0";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head9.fontColor = "0,155,0";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head10.fontColor = "255,0,0";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head11.fontColor = "65,105,225";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head12.fontColor = "65,105,225";
TextField13.fontColor = "0,0,0";
TextField13.rawValue = "Mouse Forms";
TextField14.fontColor = "0,0,0";
TextField14.rawValue = "Mouse Forms";
CheckBox3.rawValue = "0";
else {
for (var i=0; i<oRows.length; i++) {
oRows.item(i).TextField10.access = "readOnly";
oRows.item(i).TextField11.access = "readOnly";
oRows.item(i).TextField12.access = "readOnly";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head8.fontColor = "0,155,0";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head9.fontColor = "0,155,0";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head10.fontColor = "100,100,100";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head11.fontColor = "100,100,100";
form1.Page1.Table1.Header.Head12.fontColor = "100,100,100";
TextField13.fontColor = "0,155,0";
TextField13.rawValue = "Breeding Form";
TextField14.fontColor = "0,155,0";
TextField14.rawValue = "Breeding Form";
CheckBox3.rawValue = "1";
Guess I started a bit to difficult with this
Here is the form back to you: https://acrobat.com/#d=DsIMPAPVPUvrnTpuFkkkDQ.
I have deleted the 19 rows and just left one Row1, which is set to repeat in the Object > Binding palette. This means that you only have one row to script and it will be applied to all 20 rows.
Have a look at the script in the exit event of TextField8.
Hope that helps,
It looks like it works the same way though.
If I write in TextField8 then all TextFields 10,11,12 gets readonly.
But if I go down to row to and just exit it then everything gets open.
If one of the TextField8 is filled then the option to use 10 11 and 12 should not be possible on this page. Then they have to add a new form and choose another column for that info.
I start to feel like a pain in the XXX ask all this questions.
Sorry man
Hey thanks
I played around with yur idea and I got it to work if I write if textField8 === null && textField 8 o2 to and so on in the textField.
And the same with the read only.
Then it works like I want.
The only strange thing now is that when I add a new instance on the next page it does not show alternative row shading. But hey, Im lucky anyway
Thanks so much for your help.


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Here is the question I have about the offensive pass interference penalties called against KB in the endzone.
On the first one, that was not caught, the pass was thrown out of bounds and was catchable by either KB or the defender. How can you throw a flag where the "pass interference" has no bearing on the play. Calls are routinely called off or not enforced when the defender is the culprit of the interference. I just dont understand how that flag was even thrown.
On the second (where KB caught the TD), I can atleast understand why you throw they flag if you legitimately thought there was PI - he caught the TD. But on the first one, there should not have been a 15 yard step off.
Kelvin called it the Shaq affect. I had previously likened him to Danny Fortson, the bball player from Cincinnati who played in the NBA for a while. Dude got 3 offensive fouls a game because he would just dump truck people with his strength. KB is 6'6 238 and goes against CBs who likely average 5'11 188 if you averaged it all out. So 7 inches and 50 pounds. When he shoves it looks like cheating because the DB gets displaced. Most WRs cant do that. Oh, and the ACC refs suck
The second would be illegal contact in the nfl. The cb tried to jam him 6-7 yards off the line. This call was the worst because it was 2 fouls (could argue he was trying to hold kb) in one play. Neither on kb. As a wide out youre taught make your guy guess off the line (corner obviously thought it was going to be a slant) then to fight off corners at the point of contact (he did). Ball in air he had beaten the defender legally then the flag came.
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The Collection
Original Release Date: August 19, 2003
Track Listing
1. Wings on My Feet
2. Japanese Tears
3. Go Now
4. Say You Don't Mind
5. Hometown Girls
6. Weep for Love
7. Send Me the Heart
8. Caribbean Sun
9. If I Tried
10. Money Talks
11. Stay Away
12. Roll the Dice
13. Land of Peace
14. Blue Nights
15. Blushing Bride
16. In Time
17. Reborn
18. Rollin' Tide
19. Nightwalker
20. Hard Labor
21. Misty Mountain
22. Fanfare
23. Within Walls
24. Eternal Quest
25. Phoenix
26. All I Want Is Freedom
27. On the Radio
28. Rescue My World
29. Go Now
30. I Would Only Smile
31. Send Me the Heart
32. Who Moved the World?
33. Light on the Water
34. Game Set & Match
35. Running Around in Circles
36. Bad Money
37. Talk of the Town
38. Say You Don't Mind
39. Heart for a Ride
40. I'll Stay
41. Anyone Can Fly
42. Bad Boy Makes Good
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Paul McCartney: Composer, Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background), Group Member
Earl Lewis: Bass, Musician
Ray Fenwick: Mixing
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David Simmons: Photography
Simon Callow: Musician
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Jackie Bodimead: Vocals (Background)
Peter Boita: Musician
John Burns: Engineer
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I think I outlined the reasons for not being so thrilled with the Angel Berroa acquisition pretty clearly yesterday, so I won't rehash them again. But what's the only thing worse than making a bad decision? Compounding it with another bad decision:
Shortstop Angel Berroa, acquired Friday night from Kansas City, arrived in time for Saturday's game, necessitating the removal of infielder Terry Tiffee from the roster.
Tiffee was designated for assignment, giving the Dodgers 10 days to trade, release or outright him if he clears waivers. His departure leaves the Dodgers a little thin for corner infielders, a situation that could be solved by the promotion of Andy LaRoche. That move could accompany the demotion to Triple-A of Chin-lung Hu, whose role is being taken by Berroa.
In order to get Berroa onto both the 25 and 40-man rosters, someone was going to have to go. Hey, I hate to use such a hackneyed blind comparison chart as I'm about to use, but sometimes it's a cliche because it just works:
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Hits |
Switch |
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Hey, one of those guys looks to be a little more valuable than the other, no?
Obviously, Player 1 is Tiffee and Player 2 is the utterly useless Mark Sweeney. So let me get this straight. You've got a younger player who can play more positions, hit from both sides of the place, and has been absolutely murdering the ball in AAA. Yet, you decide to just cut him in order to keep a player who's 9 years older, can barely play the field, and has a OPS+ of SIX? I just can't fathom the logic that goes into decisions like this. After dominating the PCL for two months, Tiffee got all of four at-bats in the bigs (collecting a hit, which puts him 1/6th of the way towards Sweeney's season total). And now he's told to hit the road so a player who's clearly inferior in every single way can stick around. It just blows the mind sometimes.


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Anoxic-ischemic injury is a major cause of morbidity in children, as thosewho survive the initial event are frequently left with residual long-termneurological sequelae. As sophisticated cross-sectional imaging techniques havebeen developed to optimize the early visualization of anoxic-ischemic injury,the radiologist has become more actively involved in the initial evaluation ofthis group of patients. Early manifestations vary in children of differentages; therefore, it is important for the radiologist to recognize the spectrumof findings that can be seen. In the future, neuronal protective agents may become routinely used to minimizethe amount of damage to the brain following anoxic-ischemic injury inchildhood. When this occurs, imaging will play key roles, not only todemonstrate the presence and location of such injury, but also to monitor theeffects of the interventional agents that have been administered to reduce itsextent. The mechanisms underlying the development of brain damage from anoxia/ischemiaare complex.1,2 Following a global insult, though initially the whole brain issubjected to the insult, not all areas of the brain are equally injured.Depending on certain factors, such as the nature and duration of the insult andthe level of maturity of the brain at the time of injury, different anddistinct patterns of damage can develop.3,4 For instance, the relative maturityof the brain at the time of the insult will determine the location of watershedinfarction, and whether hemorrhage and subsequent gliosis will occur.5
Early imaging findings seen in the term brain following an anoxic-ischemicevent include the presence of focal or diffuse edema (with or withoutinfarction), basal ganglia signal intensity changes, and laminar necrosis.4Hemorrhage also may be identified within areas of infarction. Because of the inherent high signal intensity on T2-weighted images (T2WI) inthe newborn brain, subtle increases of water content associated with areas ofedema or infarction may be difficult to detect. When focal or diffuse edema ispresent, MR images may demonstrate findings related to mass effect, such asobscuration of sulci and gyri, and the presence of slit-like ventricles. Themost sensitive sign, however, is the loss of gray-white differentiation whichis normally seen on T2WI. In the newborn period, the signal intensity of the cortical ribbon onT2-weighted images is normally lower than that of the underlying white matter.When cortical edema is present, the signal intensity of the gray matter becomeshigher on T2-weighted images, obscuring its differentiation with the whitematter (figure 1). Cytotoxic (ischemic) edema may be more easily appreciatedusing diffusion-weighted MR imaging sequences than routine T2-weighted spinecho sequences (figure 2). In addition to being more sensitive to the presenceof edema, such sequences also better demonstrate the full extent of the edema.Following episodes of hypoxia, peripherally located wedge-shaped areas ofinfarction may be identified in the parasagittal watershed zones (figures1,2,4,).3,7 In the early stages, such lesions have low signal intensity onT1-weighted images and high signal intensity on T2-weighted images. Following severe insults, characteristic basal ganglia changes which evolveover time may be seen.3,4,8-12 The earliest finding (occurring as early as thefirst day after an anoxic-ischemic event) is of diffuse high signal intensityin the basal ganglia on T1-weighted images (figure 3); this may be striking orquite subtle. The same areas initially appear normal on T2-weighted images. Inorder not to miss this finding on T1-weighted images, it is helpful to rememberthat in normal infants the signal intensity of the posterior limb of theinternal capsule is always higher than that of the adjacent lentiform nucleusand thalamus. It is not known for certain what this abnormalT1-hypersensitivity represents; possibilities include hemorrhage, calcium,myelin breakdown products, free fatty acids, or free radicals.3,4 This earlypattern of basal ganglia T1-hyperintensity may be seen for up to 7 to 10 daysfollowing the insult. After this time, it transitions into an intermediatepattern of focal or patchy increased T1 signal intensity and decreased T2signal intensity (figure 3). After about day 17, a more "chronic"appearance may be present: T1-weighted images appear relatively normal; areasof gliosis or cystic necrosis may be seen on T2-weighted images. These areas ofcystic necrosis also may be seen on CT images, which are obviously lesssensitive for demonstrating the non-cystic changes and may frequently benegative in such cases. Cortical laminar necrosis also may be seen following an anoxic-ischemic event.It is first identified on T1-weighted images as gyriform or curvilinear highsignal intensity in the deeper layers of the cortex, and is particularlyprominent at the bases of sulci (figure 4). On follow-up studies, low signalintensity may be seen on T2-weighted sequences in the same areas.13 Thisdistribution of injury is thought to be due to the more precarious corticalblood supply at the base of the sulcus, making it particularly vulnerable toanoxic-ischemic injury. Infants demonstrating these early findings are at high risk for the developmentof long-term sequelae and should be followed closely. It should be emphasizedthat the demonstration of focal or diffuse edema or of early basal gangliachanges following an insult does not necessarily correlate with poor outcome.In some instances the edema seen on early images may be reversible, and infantsdemonstrating this finding can go on to develop into neurologically normalchildren.4 Poor outcome is much more likely, however, in infants who developthe intermediate type of basal ganglia changes and/or show evidence of laminarnecrosis on follow-up studies.4
Imaging findings seen in the preterm brain following an anoxic-ischemicevent differ from those seen in the term brain and include germinal matrixhemorrhage, periventricular venous infarction, and periventricularleukomalacia.14 Hemorrhage and edema may be identified in the first weekfollowing insult. Because of the risks associated with moving premature infantsout of the neonatal intensive care unit, ultrasonography usually is the initialimaging technique used to evaluate such infants. This modality is particularlyuseful in demonstrating and screening for hemorrhage adjacent to or within theventricular system.14 Germinal matrix-intraventricular hemorrhage (GMIH) is the most common type ofhemorrhage found in the premature infant. It is found in 35 to 55% of infantsof less than 32 weeks gestation and less than 1500 gm in weight; 90% of thesehemorrhages occur during the first week of life. By contrast, GMIH is rarelyseen in term infants. The vessels of the germinal matrix, which are thin-walledand lack connective tissue, are vulnerable to hemorrhage when fluctuations inarterial pressure occur. This type of hemorrhage may be seen in associationwith many varied conditions that occur during infancy including respiratorydistress syndrome, pneumothorax, patent ductus arteriosus, noxious stimuli, andseizures. When hemorrhage occurs, it destroys the germinal matrix and may burst throughthe subependymal layer into the lateral ventricles. Blood products may then mixwith CSF and pass through the foramina of Lushka and Magendie into thesubarachnoid space. Obstructive or communicating forms of hydrocephalus candevelop if the blood obstructs the flow of CSF through the aqueduct or preventsits absorption by the arachnoid villi.15 On imaging studies, germinal matrix hemorrhage usually exhibits mass effect. Asit resolves, it undergoes liquifaction and eventual cyst formation. It is seenadjacent to the head of the caudate nucleus in the floor of the lateralventricles (grade I). When hemorrhage is present within the ventricles (gradesII and III), the blood clots fill all or part of the ventricle and may alsodistend it. Serial imaging studies should be performed in infants with knowngerminal matrix intraventricular hemorrhage in order to detect the developmentof hydrocephalus. Grade IV hemorrhages are now known to occur by a different mechanism thangrades I through III. Although previously thought to be extensions into theadjacent parenchyma of germinal matrix-intraventricular hemorrhage, these arenow known to represent periventricular hemorrhagic venous infarctions.14 Volpebelieves grade IV hemorrhages develop when germinal matrix-intraventricularhemorrhage causes compression of the terminal vein as it passes through thesubependymal region of the caudate nucleus, leading to venous infarction.14,15Infants with periventricular venous infarction have a much poorer prognosisthan those with type I, type II, or type III GMIV hemorrhage: 90% develop majorlong-term neurological sequelae compared to only 30 to 40% of infants withgrade III hemorrhage. Hemorrhage in any location may be easily identified using magnetic resonanceimaging (figures 5,6).16 The presence of peripherally located parenchymal orextra-axial hemorrhage, and of posterior fossa hemorrhage may be seen on MRIdespite negative ultrasound and CT studies. Hemorrhage within the ventricularsystem also can be detected for a longer period of time. On FLAIR sequences,the normally low CSF signal intensity is altered due to the T1-shorteningeffects of protein in the serum and blood breakdown products. Later,hemosiderin may be seen staining the ependyma (figure 5). The age of the hemorrhage and its location and extent can be assessed usingroutine spin-echo T1- and T2-weighted images. In the newborn infant, the signalintensity of parenchymal hematomas follows similar sequential changes to thosedescribed in adult patients despite the presence of fetal hemoglobin in thisage group, which has a stronger oxygen affinity. When there is a strongclinical suspicion that hemorrhage has occurred but none is identified onroutine sequences, increased sensitivity may be obtained using gradient- echoT2*-weighted images. Periventricular leukomalacia (PVL) is seen primarily in ventilator-dependantpremature infants who survive more than a few days. Although it is generallythought to be due to a combination of lack of cerebrovascular autoregulationand systemic hypotension in an acutely ill premature infant, its mechanism isnot well understood. The most common locations of PVL are in theperiventricular white matter, at the trigone of the lateral ventricles, andadjacent to the foramen of Monro. Pathologically, these lesions are characterized by areas of coagulationnecrosis with subsequent macrophage activity, liquifaction, and cyst formation.By 3 to 4 weeks, the cystic cavities frequently have coalesced and communicatedwith the ventricles. This leads to a reduction in white matter volume andenlargement of the ventricles. Hemorrhage is reported to occur in 25% of casesof PVL. Early periventricular leukomalacia may be more easily seen using MRI.17Initially, areas of hemorrhage are seen in the periventricular white matterparalleling the borders of the lateral ventricles (figure 6). Later, as thehemorrhage resorbs, these areas become cystic. Serial MR studies maydramatically demonstrate incorporation of these lesions into the lateralventricles, which subsequently enlarge and develop the classic"ragged" borders (figure 6). When preterm infants suffer catastrophic anoxic-ischemic events, either in theperinatal period or in utero, they may demonstrate basal ganglia changessimilar to those described above in term infants. The extent of basal gangliainvolvement usually is less than that seen in the term infant, with the mostsevere damage occurring in the thalami and the posterior aspects of themidbrain and brainstem.3,4,18 The relatively decreased area of involvement inthis group is due to the fact that the metabolically active areas of the brainand those areas that are actively myelinating are less extensive in the preterminfant than at term. Because of this, the volume of brain most vulnerable toanoxic-ischemic damage is also smaller in preterm infants.
Older children who have suffered severe anoxic-ischemic insults demonstrateyet another pattern of injury.12,19 Typically, this type of injury is seenclinically in older children who have suffered a near drowning episode,cardiorespiratory arrest, an anesthesia accident, or attempted strangulation.Images obtained soon after the insult or in the subacute stage may show thepresence of edema, or signal intensity changes in the basal ganglia and cortex.Edema may be focal (frequently seen in the occipital lobes) or generalized,with relative sparing of the perirolandic cortex. Affected children demonstratea characteristic evolution of signal intensity changes in the basal gangliawhich differ from those seen in infants. Initially, T1-weighted images may showindistinctness of the borders of the basal ganglia ("fuzzy basalganglia") (figure 7). At the same time, T2-weighted images show highsignal intensity in the lentiform nuclei which progresses from involving onlythe periphery of the nuclei to appearing patchy, and later to involving theentire nucleus diffusely (figure 7).19 T2-weighted images also may showcortical changes of focal high signal intensity or the presence of high signalintensity subcortical lines (figure 8).3,19 Follow-up studies may show thepresence of diffuse atrophy, gliosis and, occasionally, iron deposition.4Although some reversibility may be seen in early focal edema and indistinctbasal ganglia margins, once high signal intensity changes have developed onT2-weighted images, reversibility is unlikely and the ultimate clinical outcomewill be poor. Causes of focal infarction in the pediatric age group are diverse and includeembolus, thrombosis, vasospasm (e.g., migraine), vascular malformations,tumors, and metabolic causes.20 Embolus may be due to several causes, includingcyanotic heart disease (i.e., right to left shunt), cardiomyopathy, carotiddissection, and mitral valve prolapse. Thrombosis may form as a result ofpolycythemia, trauma leading to dissection, viral infection, meningitis,coagulopathies, maternal drug use (especially cocaine), and a host ofvasculopathies. Focal infarction has a different presentation in newborns and infants than itdoes in older children and adults. Clinically, it may be much more difficult todetect at this age. In the term newborn, infarction may present as seizures, orit may present with nonspecific, non-focal findings such as hypotonia. Thedemonstration of hand preference in a child of less than a year can be thefirst indication of the presence of a unilateral hemiparesis due to a previousinfarction. Focal infarction is rare in premature infants, but it has beenreported. In this age group, seizures usually do not occur as a result of theinfarction. Older children, like adults, more frequently present with evidenceof a focal neurological deficit. Although MRI is sensitive for the demonstration of infarction, the findings maybe subtle, especially in the neonatal period when the water content of thebrain is still very high. Areas of infarction may demonstrate focal masseffect, effacement of sulci and gyri, and loss of the distinct gray-whitematter border. When hemorrhage is present, the signal intensity of the involvedarea will change depending on the age of the hemorrhage. Recently, the use ofdiffusion MRI in the detection of acute stroke in infants has been described.In the acute situation, diffusion imaging demonstrates evidence of stroke thatcan not be seen or is difficult to identify on routine spin-echo images (figure9). In older children, as in adults, focal infarction is easier to identify andmost frequently is seen as a wedge-shaped area of low signal intensity onT1-weighted images and high signal intensity on T2-weighted images in avascular distribution (figure 10). Infarction involving the basal ganglia mayshow heterogeneous signal intensity of the deep gray matter and results fromobstruction of the lenticulostriate and thalamoperforating vessels. Loss ofsignal void within intracranial vessels may be seen in the blood vesselssupplying the affected area, and this sign should be actively sought in allcases of suspected infarction. Cerebral angiography or MR angiography22,23 mayboth be useful in identifying the cause of infarction in children with no knownunderlying etiology. AR


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Leipzig plans Games Convention for 2009
Games Convention owner Leipziger Messe has confirmed today that the show is still scheduled to happen in Leipzig in 2009. The news comes in the wake of an joint announcement from the BIU [Germany's answer to ELSPA or ESA - Ed] and Koelnmesse that a new event, GAMESCom, is to be held in Cologne in […]
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Games Convention press conference 10am Monday, confusion over new name
Following heavy speculation that Games Convention was to move to Cologne from Leipzig, German newspaper the FAZ has reported that the move is in fact correct, and that the new name for the show is Games Con. "That report's not official," said a senior German source. "FAZ seems to know something, the local paper in […]
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A senior German industry source has told VG247 that he is "99 percent sure" that today's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) speculation report that 2009′s Games Convention will be held in Cologne is correct. The story said that Games Convention is to move to Cologne next year, but may undergo a name change. It also said […]
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A move for Games Convention has been rumoured for at least the last three years, but the story entered a far more convincing stage today as it hit Germany's mainstream press. According to this report in German financial paper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the show is to be moved from Leipzig in east Germany to Cologne […]
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The Games Convention Developers Conference (GCDC) is asking for papers this morning and will be accepting proposals for this year's event until April 30. The trade conference runs alongside giant German expo Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany, this year starting on August 20. Applicable topics include all the usual tradey stuff, such as "market insights, […]


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And a death in the Great West Run last weekend.
I'm going to leave it at that really, all of this is awful and sad.
I would be very controversial if I tried to separate some deaths from being associated from running or triathlon..
Not associated, that's wrong but....
No actually, not really associated, and that is NO personal comment on any of the above. The cyclist is a different thing.
Anyway the daily Star is a shit paper! (no comment on this story)
It's got a reading age of about 6 no?
Just read the story and it is so sad - she looks so healthy in the picture.
I read that in the Metro at lunchtime.
I think it's another example of how terminally ill people can keep going when they've got something to aim for and then die when they stop.
I realise that she may not have fully known but I suspect that she had an idea having been treated for it before.
R.I.P. very sad.


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With a goal of making downtown Louisville easier to navigate and better connected with nearby neighborhoods, consultants have rolled out a master plan recommending more two-way streets, eliminating the Main Street ramp to Interstate 64 and extending Waterfront Park west, past Ninth Street.
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DeLand, FL - The Stetson University Club Sports program announced today that they will be adding seven new club sports to their roster for the Fall 2010 semester. These new student-run, student-led clubs will be chartered this week, and include aikido, croquet, equestrian, fishing, MMA, shooting, and table tennis.
Each of these new club sports started as the vision of a specific student population and became reality through hard work and dedication to get the club chartered at Stetson. The student athletes of each individual club will take their sport to a competitive level, putting Stetson University on the map not only regionally, but nationally as well. The ultimate goal of the club sports program at Stetson University is to increase student recruitment and retention, and create an additional opportunity for students to become involved on campus.
Club sports were introduced to Stetson University in spring 2010 with the chartering of seven sport clubs: men's and women's lacrosse, sand volleyball, surf, swim, tennis, and ultimate frisbee. These seven inaugural clubs have seen great success since being chartered, and are preparing for their first full academic year. Each club sport at Stetson University is required to have a faculty/staff advisor, which has aided in increasing awareness of the club sports program across campus. Several clubs have brought in outside coaches and instructors to help expand the knowledge base of the students in each club.
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April 2009 Bakers Stash
April 2009 Baker's Stash
Featuring Spring Recipes, Easter and Passover
Art by Ann Elizabeth Schlegel, Free
Best Ever Chicken Soup and Matzoh Balls
Dear Friends and Fellow Bakers,
April's Fools would be such a fun holiday (it's short, sweet, mischevious and calorie free) but as it is only one day, it generally is quickly outpaced by the holiday focus and preparations of the month –namely Easter and Passover. Otherwise I would indeed dally with a slew of whimsical recipes. A little of the April lst Food Section in the Washington Post chronicles my foolish attempts, years ago, to poach salmon in a dishwasher. They interviewed me on an experiment in alternate cuisine which did, as it turned out, make an April Fool out of me. Nuff said. Speaking of the Washington Post, you will find a very special and beautiful Passover chocolate cake and photo online and in print, that I created for the Washington Post Food Section (it should be in print on April lst and online at www.WashingtonPost.com). On April 8
, tune in for a segment on Passover cooking and baking when I visit on Martha Stewart Sirius Radio (8 am, Eastern Standard Time).
My thank you for this month's art goes to Ann Elizabeth Schlegel who was kind enough to create this original art. When have you ever seen a box of Manischewitz matzoh ball mix look so good? It's positively inspiring and the art is for sale too. To learn more, visit
. If you want original art at an accessible price (she does amazing Animal Cracker Boxes, Boston Red Sox Baseballs - anything at all!), just ask.
As I mentioned in my last note, I am hard at work on gorgeous new editions of my first two cookbooks. This fall you will see both
A Treasury of Jewish Holiday Baking
The Best of BetterBaking.com
back on the shelves – in new editions, featuring added new, recipes and photos. Later this month, a photography crew, courtesy of the publisher, Whitecap Books, will descend on the BB kitchens for a week long photo shoot of my favorite recipe picks. These are the recipes I hand chose for the books - the ones that are particularly pretty as they are tasty. I am also delighted to be hosting a visitor who is an integral part of this site and my cookbooks, a person I know well but have never met in person, my own test kitchen manager Ellen Fuss. "Help!" I told Ellen, I have 50 recipes to bake and shoot! Help is on the way. Ellen volunteered to cross the American Canadian border and come give me a hand with the photography crew. (But I did promise her a whirl wind tour of Montreal before we get to the tasks). A photo shoot is physically challenging and I've been baking since February to get ready. At ay rate, all this means that the BB Test Kitchen, my test kitchen manager Ellen Fuss, and our testing team has been busier that ever, testing some 70 new recipes that are going into the new editions of my books. We were hard at work on
A Passion for Cooking
but I switched gears to get these cookbooks ready to go to the ball again.
Oh, and if you hear an indignant shriek from somehwere in New York State, it is indeed my Test Kitchen Manager Ellen Fuss, cursing me for ladling her and the rest of my Test Recipe Team quadruple copies of recipes. I tweak, edit, and change things - I am the queen of waffling and adjusting recipes; what can I tell you – guilty as charged), of a cookie or a cake I wanted tested yet again or yet another version of something I already emailed twice before. In short, Ellen has her hands full with a baker who changes direction every other week. What you need to know about Ellen is not only is she precise and wonderfully exacting but she has a dietician's degree and sensibility. For her to oversee testing of the lavish desserts I create and
not quite
pale in horror is a feat in itself. She's too good. Actually, she is the first one to tell you – enjoy your treats and don't forget to go to Spin Class more often. She loves her treats, is unreasonable about chocolate and believes in balance –not starvation and she is not about hiding the treats.
I am also reading an intriguing book on 'not' dieting which you might want to take a look at (since we bakers always want to stay svelte and enjoy our own baking). It is by Beyond Word Publishers and it is
The Gabriel Method,
by Jon Gabriel and it has to do with the body holding onto to its extra weight to protect us. When it feels under siege (or otherwise unhappy; i.e. the body cannot differentiate between psychic or physical threats), no matter how much dieting you do, the body does its best to defend itself with the 'armour' of excess weight. Lose weight
dieting? This along makes The Gabriel Method worth looking at (also Martha Beck mentions something similar in this month's Oprah Magazine). Visit
or Jon Gabriel's own site,
This is fascinating material and makes so much sense and will be a total relief to those who bulge up and slim down or feel starved and barely lose. Here at last is a common sense, gently written, information book that might explain far more than dieting science has so far.
This summer, BetterBaking.com is slated to be overhauled into a new streamlined site. Due to the demands of cookbooks and other books I am working on, I will also probably take that occasion to switch to a recipe a month and a short note. Don't worry- the Complete Recipe Archives, for those that use them, will remain open and subscriptions will continue as they do now. This should occur in August or before. I am not going away – just finding a way to keep in touch, offer the recipe resource but create books of all sorts. If you ever want to see BetterBaking.com in its old days, or any other website, visit
. (The other good news about BB going slick and simple will be a far more stable site (no more weird fonts!) and easier to navigate.)
Stay tuned too, for some special Mother's Day Gift ideas and special product reviews from restaurant style toaster ovens, to gorgeous fountain pens, and a moisturizer that makes you look 15 years younger.
In the meanwhile, I am delighted to share some favourite spring recipes in tones of strawberries, maple and rhubarb, and things sweet and eggy, as well as some treasured Easter and Passover recipes.
With warm wishes for Spring-at-last, for Easter, Passover and those moments in-between,
Marcy Goldman
Editor and Master Baker
Spring Recipes
Mock Mille-Feuilles
Just in time for April Fool's day! Mille-feuilles, in French, means one thousand sheets, or layers. The steps required to make this luscious version of the classic pastry can be counted on one hand. 24 hours chill time is recommended.
Maple Cream Muffins
The flavors of new maple rock in this cream cheese crown, fawn-hued pure maple muffin. If you can find some maple sugar, grate some up on top before the muffins hit the oven.
Alsatian Rhubarb Tart
A sophisticated ode to Spring by the pastry chef in residence. This is so-French but so springy, with its rosy rhubarb overtones, set in a custard-filled sweet tart crust.
Starbucks Style Maple Orange Oatmeal Scones
Big, bold, oat goodness in a cafe-style scone. This is good with coffee of course but one bite usually makes you forget the coffee is there.
Strawberry Filled French Crepes
Goodbye plain old flapjacks, hello
bistro. These are part white flour, part rustic buckwheat crepes, filled with tart-sweet new strawberries and anointed with warm maple syrup.
Galaktoboureko or Copenhagen Pastries
I can't really figure out how this ambrosial combination of semolina or cornmeal enhanced pastry cream and filo and a touch of syrup came to be called Copenhagens in some circles (even in some Greek cookbooks!) but one precious bite of this pastry wonder and you will not care. Sweet, golden, eggy – it's perfect for Spring.
Cherry Cake Doughnut Coffeecake with Cherry Fondant Glaze
Cherry Cake Doughnut Coffeecake with Cherry Fondant Glaze
This is a cherry cake doughnut but in a pan. And what else? No frying! All the great taste of a doughnut shop classic but no fuss or bother or staling. If you mix the cherries in to well, they tint the batter pink but that is fine. If you are more delicate about incorporating them, you get that scattered cherry look and taste but more of a confetti or dotted-with-cherries batter. Shortening makes this more authentic but if you use it, opt for the new Crisco no trans fat one.
Canadiana Maple Cured Teriyaki Salmon
Broil or grilled, this makes an outstanding, light entree of fish. The maple brings out the subtle salmon taste and helps it caramelize on the edges just so. Serve with asparagus and wild rice. Maple, soy and sesame collide in a West meets East with Northern Exposure accent.
My Best Cream of Asparagus Soup
Most cream soups begin the same way. Simmered vegetables go into a chicken or vegetable or water stock. This is then amalgamated with a cream base, usually made with a classic flour-butter roux, to which milk and cream is added. The soup is then seasoned, the softened vegetables and creamy broth get pureed, and voila: cream soup in any flavor you choose. You can play around with the herbs and spices but mostly, this is the sort of recipe that suits whatever vegetable you prefer or what the market or season offers. For spring, of course asparagus is my choice.
Easter Recipes
Deluxe Hot Cross Buns with Sundried Cherries, Cranberries and Vanilla Fondant
Moist sweet buns, like out of a Main Street Bakery or a tiny English village - only done up with cranberries and sour cherries (in case citron and currants aren't your thing)
Hot Cross Bun Biscotti
Crunchy spice and a touch of fondant. A great company biscotti.
Golden Daffodil Filo Cheesecake
A beauty of a bloomin' spring cheesecake. Daffodil Cake is a standard from yesteryear's Fanny Farmer and other such cookbooks. Here, a similarly mellow and yellow toned cake makes a come back as a spring cheesecake. It's a golden, creamy wonder all set in crisp, buttery filo pastry.
Passover Recipes
Best Ever Chicken Soup and Matzoh Balls
Deep Dish Passover Apple Cake
Matzoh Caramel Buttercrunch (c)
Apple Farfel Kugel
Matzoh, Mushroom and Onion Kugel
Spinach Zucchini Kugel
Passover Vegetable Muffins or Vegetable Latkes
Passover Vegetable Cutlets
Passover Caponata
Baked in Ganache Flourless Passover Torte
Seriously Good Chocolate Macaroons
Famous Passover Almond Macaroons
French Chocolate Passover Cookies
Passover Blondies
It's still my own favorite|
Passover Chocolate Raspberry Swirl Torte
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Women's Tennis Shuts Out Wright State 7-0
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Last time these two teams played it all came down to David Brown. Will the MAC scoring champion be able to do it again against a Zips' defense that has been locking down opponents? There's something impressive about consistency.
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The Ball State Cardinals cruised past the Northern Illinois Huskies with a 61-47 victory in the second round of the 2014 MAC Women's Basketball Tournament.
Capotosto Burns Broncos for 21 Points to Lead Rockets to 72-61 MAC Tourney Victory
The University of Toledo women's basketball team rode the hot hand of sophomore Ana Capotosto to knock off No.
Buffalo's Javon McCrea, WMU's Steve Hawkins get top honors - MAC Tournament this morning
The votes were not close as Western Michigan head coach Steve Hawkins and Buffalo forward Javon McCrea were named Coach of the Year and Player of the Year in the Mid-American Conference.
No. 6 Seed Toledo Battles No. 7 Seed Western Michigan in Second Round ...
No. 6 seed Toledo will meet No. 7 seed Western Michigan in the second round of the 2014 Mid-American Conference Tournament on Wednesday, March 12 in Quicken Loans Arena.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. The Miami University women's basketball team cut a 20-point deficit to seven points late in the second half, but was unable to complete the comeback as it fell to Western Michigan, 82-72, in a Mid-American Conference First Round game Monday night.
Women's Basketball Low Post Duo Woods and Harris Earn All-MAC Honors
Western Michigan sophomore forward Miracle Woods was named Second Team All-Mid-American Conference and junior forward Marquisha Harris was named Honorable Mention All-MAC, the league office announced Monday, March 10. It was the second year in a row the low post duo earned recognition, Harris was also an Honorable Mention last year, while Woods was ... (more)
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The 2014 Mid-American Conference Men's Basketball Tournament tips off tonight with Round 1 taking place on campus sites.
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Western Michigan University men's basketball seniors David Brown and Shayne Whittington on Monday were named to the All-Mid-American Conference First Team.
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The Western Michigan gymnastics team defeated UIC 195.075 to 194.225 Sunday on Senior Day in the Broncos' final home meet of 2014.
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Imagine that!
A man…was caught up into Paradise and heard inexpressible words, which it is not lawful for a man to utter. 2 Corinthians 12:3-4 (NKJV)
As terrible a truth as Hell is, it's only half of the eternal equation. On the other side is something so wonderful that it defies all earthly description…literally. At one point, the Apostle Paul was given a glimpse of a place he refers to as "Paradise." He shared that what he witnessed there was so indescribable that it would have been wrong to attempt to.
This place called Paradise, which refers to Heaven, is so incredibly amazing that no single Scripture can completely capture it for us. The best we can do is create a composite sketch by piecing together the various descriptions we find throughout God's Word.
Hebrews 12:22 describes Heaven as a city where thousands upon thousands of angels joyfully assemble. In John 14:2 Jesus tells us that there are many mansions (or dwellings) in Heaven. Matthew 6:19 says that Heaven is a place completely free of any corruption or decay. Colossians 1:12 calls Heaven a kingdom of light.
Revelation Chapter 4 reveals that Heaven will be a place where the Lord is forever worshipped by His people, and that there are loud rumblings like thunder and bright flashes like lightning. Revelation 21 says that the foundations of Heaven are decorated with every precious stone imaginable and that it has twelve gates, each of which is made out of an enormous pearl, and that the city streets are made out of gold so pure that it's like glass.
We could go on and on, and each glimpse would only serve to stretch our imagination that much further and further. The point is that Heaven is a place more wonderful than anything we can ever conceive of or compare to in this life. And although we can't even wrap our imaginations around what it will be like, its eternal existence is every bit as real as anything we will ever experience.
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What does this passage reveal to me about God?
What does this passage reveal to me about myself?
Based on this, what changes do I need to make?
What is my prayer for today?
If you were to meet Bob Coy on the street, you'd probably find him much like yourself. His story is that of any ordinary guy. Like a lot of us, Bob's dreams of fame and fortune turned to a reality of disappointment and destruction. On the outside, he seemed to have it all together—a great job, nice car, amazing digs, and plenty of women. Yet, inside he was empty and dying. He longed for a life of fulfillment that seemed to elude him until Christmas 1980 when Bob Coy surrendered his life to Jesus Christ. In One Almost Surrendered Life, Pastor Bob shares the incredible journey from his fast-paced existence as an executive of Capital Records to his supernatural walk with Christ. In this book, Pastor Bob will lovingly reveal that God has a plan for you and how you can discover your remarkable story through the grace of God. He is a true example of what God can do through even one surrendered life.


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Mission Chinese Danny Bowien tackles the taco, while young chefs Jeremiah Stone and Fabian von Hauske offer a relatively modest $55 tasting menu.
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Mission Chinese Danny Bowien tackles the taco, while young chefs Jeremiah Stone and Fabian von Hauske offer a relatively modest $55 tasting menu.
At its heart, it's a neighborhood bar with the feel of a bistro, the kind of genial hangout that's grown increasingly rare.
But we miss the focus and intimacy of the mother ship.
It's a much better, more varied restaurant than most steakhouses in town.
Chef Michel Richard brings nostalgic decadence back to midtown.
Where to go for biscuits, potatoes, and nuggets—exclusively.
Plus: Two stars for the traditional Northern Italian pastas and unexpected pleasures at East 12th Osteria.
Celebrated chefs Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonnette open an industrial-size operation for the tapas-weary.
Even if this grub is nothing that Brooklyn gastronomes haven't seen or tasted before, it's still undeniably delicious.
It finds a middle ground between Italian and Korean cuisine. Plus, one star for Skál's neo-Icelandic cuisine.
A former pupil of Tokyo's most famous sushi chef goes his own way.
SHO Shaun Hergatt's newest restaurant appears to be even more feng shui challenged than the last one.
There are plenty of things to love on its economical, generally exemplary menu,
The proprietors of two popular eateries move on up.
Plus, Marc Forgione, Nick Bradley, and Soulayphet Schwader do their best facsimile of trendy Laotian food with Khe-Yo.
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U.S. Army whistleblower Bradley Manning was found guilty today of 20 charges in total, including espionage, but he was acquitted of aiding the enemy, the most serious charge. Michael Ratner, an attorney for WikiLeaks, appeared on the Democracy Now! special broadcast to respond to today's verdict. [includes rush transcript]
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Trailblazing journalist Helen Thomas, who reported on every U.S. president since John Kennedy, has passed away at age 92. We look back at her 2009 and 2007 interviews on Democracy Now!
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By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
The holiday season is upon us. Sadly, the big retailers are Scrooges when it comes to paying their staffs. Undergirding the sale prices is an army of workers earning the minimum wage or a fraction above it, living check to check on their meager pay and benefits. The dark secret that the retail giants like Wal-Mart don't want you to know is that many of these workers subsist below the poverty line, and rely on programs like food stamps and Medicaid just to get by. This holiday season, though, low-wage workers from Wal-Mart to fast-food restaurants are standing up and fighting back.
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WATCH: Fruitvale Station Director Ryan Coogler on Bay Area Police Slaying of Oscar Grant
Watch Democracy Now!'s interview with the director of the feature film, "Fruitvale Station," which opens in theaters nationwide this week. "I've seen these kind of things happen before, instances of police brutality and instances of urban violence, and people riot and rally," Ryan Coogler told Democracy Now! when we spoke to him at the Sundance Film Festival. "I felt that myself, as an artist and as a filmmaker, maybe I could do something that could help attack this issue at the root through my art."
As Hunger Strike Continues, Ex-Chief Guantánamo Prosecutor Says "No Good Reason" To Keep Prison Open
More than 150 days in their hunger strike, at least 45 Guantánamo prisoners are being force-fed through tubes. "It's regrettable that it's taking them putting their lives at risk to get us to pay attention, that they've been cleared for transfer, yet they're still in prison," says Col. Morris Davis, former chief prosecutor at Guantánamo. [includes rush transcript]
Kevin Gosztola: Behind the Scenes of the Bradley Manning Trial
Reporter and blogger Kevin Gosztola has been one of only a handful of journalists covering the Bradley Manning trial on a daily basis. He describes the first few weeks of the historic trial. We also speak to Col. Morris Davis, the former chief prosecutor at Guantánamo, who testified for the Manning defense. [includes rush transcript]
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A Growing Divide in Egypt: As Army Outlines Transition Plan, Brotherhood Vow Revolt After Massacre
Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from Cairo six days after the Egyptian army ousted President Mohamed Morsi. "I think the only way forward is for all sides to come to the table and for the Muslim Brotherhood to hopefully be invited in a real way to take part in this process, because if they're excluded, I think we'll see instability for a long time," Kouddous said. [includes rush transcript]
Glenn Greenwald: Edward Snowden "Satisfied" by Global Outrage over U.S. Surveillance Operations
In this web-only interview, Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald reveals he talked to NSA leaker Edward Snowden on Saturday. "He is doing very well in terms of his mindset, his demeanor," Greenwald says. "He is able to follow things online, the debates, as they unfold, and he is feeling very good about the choices that he made." [includes rush transcript]
AUDIO: Sharif Abdel Kouddous Reports Egypt is On Edge as It Faces Pivotal Steps for Post-Morsi Future
"Whatever happens it will be pivotal to Egypt's future," reports Sharif Abdel Kouddous as he calls in his latest update from Cairo, in which he recaps what has taken place since the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi.
AUDIO: Sharif Abdel Kouddous Reports from Cairo as Egyptian Army Ousts Morsi in Coup Amid Protests
Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports on the crisis in Egypt as the army detains ousted President Mohamed Morsi and shuts down TV stations supportive of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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"An Attack on Journalism": WikiLeaks on Bradley Manning Trial, FBI Move to Infiltrate Organization
In this web-only interview, WikiLeaks spokesperson and Icelandic journalist Kristinn Hrafnsson discusses the significance of the Bradley Manning trial and responds to the report in Wired.com that the FBI had an informant inside WikiLeaks. [includes rush transcript]
Horace Campbell on Mandela's Legacy, NATO's Failure in Libya and Obama's Trip to Africa
In this web-only interview, Syracuse University Professor Horace Campbell reflects on the importance of Nelson Mandela and the anti-apartheid struggle. He also talks about his new book, "Global NATO and the Catastrophic Failure in Libya." [includes rush transcript]
Talking Turkey About Climate Change
Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Another extreme weather event is disrupting one of the most popular traditions here in the United States, Thanksgiving. Climate science predicts that, as the planet warms, events like this will increase in their frequency and their severity.
VIDEO: "Promised Land" Examines How Nelson Mandela Inspired Land Reform in the New South Africa
Filmmaker Yoruba Richen describes how the election of Nelson Mandela as president of South Africa inspired some of the six million blacks who were forcefully removed from their land and resettled into so-called "homelands" to try and reclaim their land. [includes rush transcript]
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Are Any Plastics Safe? Industry Tries to Hide Scary New Evidence on BPA -Free Bottles, Containers
Mar 04, 2014 -
PART 2: Angela Davis on Solitary Confinement, Immigration Detention and "12 Years a Slave"
Mar 06, 2014 -
Exclusive: Freed Ex-Black Panther Marshall "Eddie" Conway on 44 Years in Prison & FBI Surveillance
Mar 05, 2014