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As soon as the Broncos' 2013 schedule was unveiled, players took to Twitter to share their thoughts with the fans.
Below is a list of players' tweets regarding the 2013 slate:
Get to open up the season vs Ravens.. I kno the stands gonna be rocking week 1.. #BRONCOS
— Robert Ayers Jr (@1_900_ayersjr) April 19, 2013
This years schedule looks good. Can't wait for that first game against the Ravens. I know Mile High will be insane! #GoBroncos #One@Atime
— Mitchell J. Unrein (@MitchellJUnrein) April 19, 2013
Ravens first game I know it's gone be Rocking #BroncosCountry
— Chris Harris (@ChrisHarrisJr) April 19, 2013
Surprised we not playing the Giants in prime time… No prime time Manning Bowl this yr.. Lol
— Robert Ayers Jr (@1_900_ayersjr) April 19, 2013
Nice schedule
— Terrance Knighton4⃣ (@Yougotroasted96) April 19, 2013
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The VH1 Save the Music Young Benefactors Presents: The YB Music Series: New York Featuring Denitia and Sene |
When | Thu, January 24,8:00 pm - 10:00 pm |
Where | The Canal Room, 285 West Broadway, New York, NY 10013 (map) |
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Join The Vh1 Save The Music's Young Benefactors for an electrifying night of live music as we create awareness and raise funds in support of the Foundation's mission. You must be 21 or older to attend this event.
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Recent debates over U.S. immigration policy expose an old fault line in American politics. On the one hand, in keeping with the universally applicable propositions that drive our politics, we are very welcoming to outsiders. The Center for Immigration Studies, a think-tank wholly devoted to immigration matters, can comfortably state that America not only has always "encouraged relatively open immigration" but that it "continues to have the most open immigration policy in the world." On the other hand, there are long standing American cautions about "strangers to our laws and customs," as Philadelphia Quakers put it in 1717: their complaint was directed at the "swarms" of Scots-Irish entering the Pennsylvania Colony.
America, then, experiences dueling postures on immigration. The Statue of Liberty celebrates Emma Lazarus' call to the world outside our borders to "Give me your tired, your poor/ Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," and nearby on Ellis Island there is a monument to the millions of immigrants who passed through on the way into the U.S. after 1892, most of whom had to demonstrate little more than reasonable good health and a means of support to achieve entry: estimates are that only about 2% were refused. But there is another message as well. The Ellis Island experience is qualified, at the least, by the National Origins Act of 1924, which sharply reduced immigration flow to the U.S. by setting up national quotas for immigrants that were calculated according to a nationality's representation in the U.S. population, the effect of which was to favor European immigrants and almost totally close out Asians: the Act also ended the Ellis Island free entry policy by requiring immigrants to secure visas before entering the country, a policy that remains in place although the Act was replaced in 1965 by a system that focuses on individuals rather than nationalities.
To say that there exist competing American approaches to immigration is not to say that the two sides in the debate get an equal airing. Instead, there seems a tendency publicly, and decidedly in the media, to extol the open borders side of the American experience and to denigrate any questioning of liberal immigration policies as nativist and/or racist. As an editorialist at the Sacramento Bee put it the other day, he was sure that "in two more decades, the illegal aliens about whom nativist politicians howl will be middle-class citizens, and will have voted the nativists out of office." From this point of view, there is no question that American success at incorporating immigrants in the past will be repeated in the future. In the same vein, but from the opposite direction, Tom Tancredo, the Colorado Representative who has been the point man in Congress for the anti-illegal immigration forces, admits to being irked that people call him "a racist or xenophobe" rather than take up the questions he asks about whether the American future is clouded by illegal immigration. Instead of turning on such questions, we find that the public debate on immigration turns on political tactics and fall-out and on more narrowly focused issues like whether illegal immigrants constrict the job market for citizens, whether they lower pay scales for all workers, whether they unfairly drain money from state and local budgets for education, welfare, and other public services, and, from the other end, whether they are the victims of rapacious American businessmen and whether without them the American economy would founder.
What is unfortunate is that the relative silence on the question of whether there is a limit to the amount of immigration, legal and illegal, even a large heterogeneous country like ours can abide is a lost opportunity for exploring where the country is headed as well as considering the steps that can be taken to keep it on track. Moreover, such silence tends to shield the immigration debate from other ongoing debates about the nation's future. There is, for example, the discussion among social scientists as to whether our romance with diversity and multiculturalism is a cause of decline in the social glue that holds together communities. The existence of such a phenomenonsocial scientists speak of diminishing "social capital"is raised in particular by the political scientist Robert Putnam, who describes a drift in America toward what he calls "bowling alone," a phrase that represents the growing isolation of Americans from one another and a consequent lessening of our civic involvement. Putnam's argument has controversial aspects, but it essentially connects civic decline to our distance from one another and our inability and disinclination to interact, especially where the communal good is concerned. With this, and almost despite itself, his argument intersects with immigration issues. The Los Angeles Times, reporting on a Putnam-prompted Harvard study of the state of American cities, notes, for instance, that there exists a failure in Los Angeles's "civic engagement" that is linked to its "ethnic diversity." The latter, of course, is a function of the city's having become the virtual epicenter of the immigration earthquake: according to the study, Los Angeles residents are less trusting of neighbors, coworkers, and other racesSan Diegans were tied on this measurethan residents of almost anywhere else.
There is a long history of thinkers looking at the causes and effects of the phenomenon for which "bowling alone" stands. For most, it is not a reach to tie the problems to the mixing that immigration calls for. Aristotle, for a start, argued that "dissimilarity" causes revolution and that "friendship" based on common goods precedes even justice in bonding a community. Poets weighed in here, as well. Dante is famous for attributing the corruption of his Florence to its "new people." Similarly, there seems general agreement that assimilation is hard but necessary to communal well-being and that "new populations" can change a place, and typically not for the better, in a very short time. It is such issues that we cannot afford to ignore as we face our current problems. It is telling, I think, that the last words of Machiavelli's Discourses on Livy recount how in the 4th century B.C. republican Rome was exceedingly liberal in granting citizenship to "foreigners." The result was that the "new men" caused changes in the government and departures from accustomed and preferable ways: "new men" is Machiavelli's term for Livy's "rabble of the marketplace." Machiavelli then relates how Quintus Fabius earned the title Maximus by sharply constraining the influence of the "new men." The very last thing we hear in the modern book on republicanism, therefore, is how Fabius achieved greatness by checking the effects of a liberal granting of citizenship to foreigners that threatened to "corrupt all Rome." At the very least, this is a lesson that we ought to think about.


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Farmers are the stewards of the land; sadly, politics often dictate how they farm. In the coming days, Congress will make decisions on funding priorities for 2012, and dramatic cuts to soil conservation programs are being proposed.
We cannot afford to let this happen. Our nation's ability to produce adequate healthy food, and to protect vital air and water resources, depend on how we treat the soil. Cutting soil conservation programs now will have devastating consequences long into the future. Call your Congressmember today and let them know healthy soil is well worth the modest investment.
This week, the Administration and Congress are poised to make huge cuts to vital conservation programs that may spell the end of the Farm Bill as we know it. We must oppose this short-sighted lunacy, and the time is now.
Please join the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) and PAN as we urge the leader of the Senate Agriculture committee, Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), to do everything possible to protect Farm Bill conservation funding. You can email Senator Stabenow even if you're not in Michigan — I did, it's easy. She needs to know that people across the country care about conservation.
This week, in a fitting tribute to Cesar Chávez, the union that the farmworker leader co-founded in 1962 joined with a Palo Alto-based food service company to release a groundbreaking report describing the current status of the nation's 1.4 million farmworkers, and calling for fundamental changes to improve farmworker welfare.
Once a year we all have an opportunity to recognize the contributions of the country's nearly 2 million farmworkers, and support their efforts to gain the dignity and rights they so deserve. Next Monday, March 27 marks the beginning of National Farmworker Awareness Week, a series of events and activities organized by Student Action with Farmworkers to spotlight these issues and honor the work of legendary labor rights activist Cesar Chavez.
With tobacco, lead and alcohol we ultimately acted with precaution when the science on human health effects raised red flags – and we've saved millions of lives.
So what do you call it—wise, fiscally responsible, necessary?— when we act to promote farm practices that protect the natural resources that allow us to produce abundant, healthy food, even though the science on just how this is accomplished is not yet complete? Organic or ecological agriculture promises to do this and more. It also helps maintain vibrant rural economies and save lives by providing nutrient-rich food and eliminating the use of highly hazardous pesticides. Scientists now know that it can also help mitigate climate change.


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- 11-05-2012, 08:20 AM Thread Author #1
Using Someone Else's Upgrade
We have already established a way to keep unlimited data through a few contractural loop holes and now we have another issue to figure through. Can you use someone else's upgrade?
By this I mean someone entirely different and in no way associated with your current contract. Example: My aunt has a basic phone upgrade available. Like with any other upgrade, we buy the subsidized phone using her upgrade then reactivate her phone back onto her line thus deactivating the new phone. Can that new phone be reactivated on any other line on someone else's plan?
Sent from AOSP Thundershed powered 4GLTE Thunderbolt - 11-05-2012, 08:22 AM #2
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Yeah it works just gonna need a new sim of course if its a 4g phone
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central Forums - 11-05-2012, 12:47 PM #3
Re: Using Someone Else's Upgrade
I have done this for my last two phone purchases. The whole process can be done online if its a 3G phone, but as the previous post mentioned, if you are getting an LTE device you will need to go into a Verizon store and get a SIM card.
- 11-05-2012, 03:53 PM Thread Author #4
Re: Using Someone Else's Upgrade
Do it at a store so the phone's warranty will transfer over to you.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2 - 11-05-2012, 05:59 PM #6
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Did this when my phone took a dump and used one of my parents upgrades since they stick to older flip phones lol
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Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister who faces trial on corruption and sex charges, has unveiled what he has called "epoch making" reforms to the country's justice system.
The plan would introduce a clear separation between the careers of investigative magistrates and judges and transfer powers for disciplining magistrates to an outside body.
Critics said the move, which will have to undergo a long parliamentary process before final approval, was aimed at taming the country's powerful independent magistrates.
Berlusconi has repeatedly accused magistrates of trying to bring him down for political reasons.
The reforms also aim to speed up Italy's notoriously snail-paced justice system.
Judges who make wrong decisions could be liable to lawsuits by aggrieved citizens, similar to medical malpractice suits, Angelino Alfano, the justice minister, told a news conference in Rome, the capital, on Thursday.
Alfano said trials that have already begun will not be affected by the changes, which could take more than a year to implement.
The CSM, the High Council of the Magistracy, would be split into two halves and its powers to discipline magistrates would pass to a special body, which could include members from outside the judicial system.
Maurizio Paniz, a lawyer and senior deputy in the ruling PDL party, said the changes were intended to restore the balance between defendants and the prosecution and impose proper controls on investigators.
"As things stand today, they don't answer to anyone. The CSM is highly politicised and incoherent and that makes it difficult for it to reach judgments calmly and properly," he said. "This is absolutely not a reform aimed against the magistrates."
'Ideological motives'
ANM, the main magistrates association, has rejected Berlusconi's accusations that "communist" justice officials have tried to pervert the system to defeat him and have said that the reforms appeared aimed at limiting their autonomy.
Powerful, independent magistrates have been responsible for great change in Italy, notably in the 1990s when the 'Clean Hands' inquiries uncovered a vast network of corruption and led to the overthrow of the whole political system.
Berlusconi, who has faced at least a dozen trials and scores of judicial investigations over the years, was recently stripped of his immunity from prosecution by a constitutional court ruling that has reopened three related corruption trials.
He also stands accused of paying for sex with a minor and abusing the power of his office to try to cover up his connection with a teenage nightclub dancer.
The prime minister denies doing anything illegal in any of the cases but his battles with the justice system have reopened his longstanding feud with the magistrates and raised suspicions in some quarters that the reforms are aimed at reining them in.
The centre-left opposition has also accused Berlusconi of trying to gain revenge on magistrates for his legal troubles.
"This is a reform prompted by personal resentment and ideological motives rather than from a real need to make trials work," said Anna Finocchiaro, head of the opposition Democratic Party group in the Senate.
Berlusconi told the news conference on Thursday that his current legal woes had nothing to do with the reform.
"We [the centre-right] have wanted to do this since 1994," he said, referring to the year of his first government.
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Orange marmalade and freshly grated orange zest make a deliciously tangy sauce for quick-cooking chicken tenders. Serve with brown rice.
Serves 2
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 20 min.
Nutrition Profile: Diabetes Appropriate Gluten Free Diet Healthy Weight Heart Healthy Low Calorie Low Carb Low Sat Fat Low Sodium
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Whisk broth, vinegar, marmalade, mustard and cornstarch in a medium bowl.
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Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chicken and cook until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and cover with foil to keep warm.
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Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil and shallot to the pan and cook, stirring often, until beginning to brown, about 30 seconds. Whisk the broth mixture and add it to the pan. Bring to a simmer, scraping up any browned bits. Reduce heat to maintain a simmer; cook until the sauce is slightly reduced and thickened, 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Add the chicken; return to a simmer. Cook, turning once, until the chicken is heated through, about 1 minute. Remove from the heat and stir in orange zest.
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Prepared by William R. Krueger, MA, BA, J.G. Fletcher, MD, and Thomas J. Sebo, MD, PhD of the Department of Radiology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.
A 70-year-old man presented to an outside institution with a vague sensation of rectal fullness. Digital rectal examination revealed a rounded, firm, and mobile mass along the left side of the anorectum, perceived as lying just superior to the dentate line. A barium enema was performed (figure 1), followed by pelvic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (figures 2 and 3).
Low-grade anorectal stromal sarcoma
Double-contrast barium enema demonstrated an intramural mass along the posterolateral aspect of the rectum with intact overlying mucosa (figure 1). Subsequently, magnetic resonance imaging of the anorectum was performed with a torso phased-array coil, before and after the administration of intravenous gadolinium. Fast-spin echo T2-weighted images revealed a 6 x 5 x 5-cm mass, located between the internal and external anal sphincters, extending from the subcutaneous external anal sphincter to the caudal aspect of the rectum, where it was located within the circular muscle layer. The tumor itself was of homogeneous signal intensity on T2-weighted fast-spin echo images, and slightly hyperintense compared with both sphincters. It contained a central region of cystic degeneration or necrosis (figure 3). T1-weighted images demonstrated no invasion of the perirectal fat or surrounding lymphadenopathy. The MR findings were felt to be consistent with an intramural gastrointestinal stromal tumor confined entirely to the wall of the anorectum.
The patient subsequently underwent a limited resection via a left parasacral incision. Pathologically, the lesion was well-circumscribed and located within the anorectal wall. Microscopic evaluation demonstrated a spindle cell neoplasm composed of acidophilic cells with an architectural growth pattern of intersecting fascicles. Mild to moderate nuclear atypia characterized by variability in size and shape was present. Mitoses were present but the overall mitotic rate was low (<3 per 10 high-powered fields), and tumor cell necrosis was not identified. These microscopic features, in conjunction with the tumor size and location, supported the diagnosis of an intramural low-grade malignant gastrointestinal stromal sarcoma of the anorectum.
Mesenchymal tumors of the gastrointestinal tract were formerly referred to as leiomyomas, leiomyosarcomas, or schwannomas, given their spindle cell growth pattern. Recent pathologic analyses have demonstrated, however, that most mesenchymal tumors of the gastrointestinal tract have unique histological, immunophenotypic and molecular genetic features that distinguish them from typical smooth-muscle and neurogenic tumors. 1,2 These tumors lack features of typical smooth-muscle tumors such as actin-containing attachment filaments, positive staining for desmin, and other ultrastructural and immunohistochemical characteristics. These tumors usually express the CD117 antigen (c-kit protein) of the interstitial cells of Cajal, which are the intrinsic pacemaker cells of the gastrointestinal tract, as well as the CD34 antigen expressed by hematopoietic progenitor cells. They consequently may represent tumors of a primitive mesenchymal precursor cell. With the exception of esophageal leiomyomas and rare colorectal leiomyomas, which possess the pathologic characteristics of true leiomyomas, nearly all intramural mesenchymal tumors of the gastrointestinal tract are gastrointestinal stromal tumors. 1,2
Only 10% of gastrointestinal stromal tumors are found in the colorectum, 1,2 and only 10% of these are found in the anus. 3 Gastrointestinal stromal sarcomas in the anus and rectum account for only 0.07% to 0.1% of malignant tumors in this region. 4,5 The most common presenting symptom is rectal bleeding, followed by rectal pain or fullness. Constipation or a palpable mass may also be present. 3,5
Gastrointestinal stromal tumors are classified according to their features of differentiation and according to their potential for malignancy. 6 Size >5 cm in diameter, mucosal ulceration, presence of tumor necrosis, mitoses, high nuclear-to-cytoplasmic ratio, infiltration of the mucosa overlying the tumor, or infiltration of adjacent organs all predict malignant behavior, 6 but such criteria may be unreliable in the colon and rectum, where few data are available. 2 While gastric stromal tumors tend to be benign, small bowel and colorectal tumors carry a greater risk of malignancy. Rectal stromal tumors tend to recur locally following resection, whether benign or malignant. 3 Consequently, abdominoperineal resection has traditionally been the treatment of choice for these tumors. 5 Recently, other therapies such as transanal excision accompanied by brachytherapy, or local excisions of small confined tumors have been advocated in order to preserve continence. 7,8 Like other malignant stromal sarcomas, these anorectal tumors tend to metastasize to the liver and lungs, with lymph node metastases being relatively uncommon. 2,3
Although little has been written regarding the MRI features of stromal sarcomas in the anus and rectum, several recent publications have discussed radiologic findings of these tumors.
Lee et al, 9 in an evaluation of the radiologic features of 12 leiomyomatous tumors of the colon and rectum, reported that 8 of 12 tumors showed varying degrees of internal necrosis, and all but 1 had at least a portion of the tumor that demonstrated exocolic growth. Calcification and heterogeneous enhancement were also more common in malignant tumors. One rectal tumor in Lee's series was imaged with MR and appeared as a large, lobulated, heterogeneously enhancing mass posterior to the bladder, but it was without a clear organ of origin, similar to other reports. 10,11
In our case, preoperative imaging demonstrated clearly that the tumor lay entirely between the internal and external anal sphincters in the anus and was confined within the muscularis propria in the rectum, suggesting the tumor's intramural origin. While MR could not evaluate for mucosal ulceration overlying the tumor, preservation of the anorectal mucosa on the patient's barium enema (figure 1) suggested a less malignant stromal neoplasm. 6 Additionally, the crescent-shaped region of cystic degeneration or necrosis in this tumor supported the diagnosis of stromal sarcoma, and is described in the sonographic literature. 12,13 Importantly, for our patient, the confined nature of the tumor on MR allowed for a sphincter-preserving left parasacral excision.
The imaging characteristics of this tumor favored anorectal stromal sarcoma over other intramural tumors of the anorectum. Rectal carcinoids can also occur in the anorectum but are usually <2 cm in diameter. 14 A tumor of the size reported here would be expected to demonstrate metastatic lymphadenopathy or hepatic metastases. Lymphoid polyps are also smaller than the tumor demonstrated here. 15 Intramural hemangiomas should display a more intense T2-weighted signal within the lesion, and are often accompanied by a serpiginous pattern of signal abnormality in the perirectal fat, representing engorged feeding vessels. 16
In conclusion, anorectal stromal sarcomas are uncommon mesenchymal tumors of the anorectum. The exclusion of metastatic disease and delineation of a confined tumor may allow for sphincter-preserving surgical excision. Intramural location, large size, positive contrast enhancement, lobulated borders, and an internal region of cystic degeneration or necrosis may suggest the preoperative diagnosis at cross-sectional imaging.


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The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) recently released Utility Scale Solar 2012, which examines trends in installations costs, operations and maintenance costs, capacity factors and power purchase agreement prices for all utility-scale solar technologies.
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A new study from the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) finds that operating costs associated with additional power plant cycling caused by the integration of renewables to the grid are negligible when compared to fuel costs offset by displacing fossil fuels with renewable energy.
A new report from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) finds that Chinese success in solar manufacturing is driven primarily by scale and supply-chain development, instead of low labor costs and/or direct subsidies. The report suggests that Chinese success could be replicated in the U.S.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is updating its rules about siting solar projects at or near airport facilities. One key aspect of the new rules is guidelines about siting to avoid instances of glare, potentially dangerous reflections off of solar equipment.


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MaST is focused on helping every child and looks to help and assist in every way possible.
The program has expanded and my child has seen growth and development through his teachers, staff, and administrators. I am very happy with the programs and options for our child.
This is an exceptional school... 5,000 + on the waiting list is the proof. Teachers are top notch, technology is the best of the best. This isn't an ordinary school with books and blackboards. It's IPads and Smart Boards. The best of the best.
MaST is a great school for my 4 children. The staff is friendly and quick to discuss the students progress with parents and to answer any questions. We have been very happy with the quality of education our children are receiving and look forward to a bright future for our children!
This is a great school. My daughter attended MaST from grades 7 through 12. She was very well prepared for college and is holding down close to a 4.0 GPA. In addition to general academics, the school also provides courses in electronic media and computer studies/certifications. The astronomy tower/telescope is awesome. The new building wing that recently opened will have an e-book lending library and individual study stations. Admission is via application and an annual open lottery system.
The BEST school in the state of Pennsylvania! I have two children attending MaST and they (and I) could not be happier!
Being a student at this school for ten years, I believe this school is one of the best schools in the country if not the best!
MaST provides an excellent learning environment for my children. Every teacher is dedicated to their students' success. Our family has been a part of the MaST family for well over 10 years now & we couldn't be happier!
We have been with this school for the last 7 years, with the luck of the lottery and we could not be happier with this school!
A very tightly woven net of learning. The teachers pay very close attention to their students because there are only about 20 students per class. I am an alumni from the school, and though I may not be a parent yet, I will definitely send my children here (if I still live in Philadelphia that is)
the kids like going to school and the parents know it is a great place for their kids to learn and grow. Its great to work at MaST too
Just finished K-8th. Now moving into HS. So far really great!!! Extra-cirriculars only so/so, but that's to be expected in a Charter program. For HS athletics..if Mast dosen't offer what you're looking for your child can play for your local public HS. Academics have been fairly strong. I am blessed with a good student, but ALL of the teachers are caring! If you get in...STAY. It's top notch! Will post again in Jr. year ;)
This is where parents want to send their children to obtain the education they want their children to have. This school will enable you child to learn and grow all while utilizing the technology that is available to them. You will not be disappointed. Friendliness, virtue and guidance is abundant here.
MAST has is giving my Grandchildren a wonderful education. They have wonderful extra curriclum activities and there is a mix of multi-cultural students who get along. Very well. I love their drama and music departments. Three of my Grandchildren attend this school. One will graduate in June, 2010. I am very proud of them and this school.
This is one of the best organizations in the entire US! Besides the aspects that are expected of a excellent organization, the gem in the crown in the 'can-do!' attitude that reaches from the most senior administrator all the way to the youngest student & family. At MaST Community Charter School, every issue, small or big, is given loving & professional attention. The faculty lead by example, modelling realistic behavior & positive values; families find life-long friendships beyond their natural communities - and most importantly, graduating students are prepared to be productive and happy adults. As the saying goes: 'The proof is in the pudding'...
I'm a former student, I recently left due to a move. I loved going to MaST, I had been there since the fifth grade. Every single year I had been there I'd title 'The Best Year of My Life' just because of the fun I had. The teachers are so easy to get along with, the students are well mingled and as a student you would be reasonably challenged by the homework. The only one thing I could complain about would be the cafeteria selections, but then again there are many other schools that have the same problem.
I'm a former student, graduated 2008. I always thought that I would leave MaST and go to another school because they were so strict and I couldn't take it anymore. Boy was I wrong; MaST showed me that the education I received is going to pay well in the future, and it has. I am very grateful and very privileged to have attended this school. The teachers are amazing and caring and will work one on one, but you NEED to ask and let it be known you need help or you will never be able to have the full gratification they can offer.
I went to this school since the first year of its opening. I was in the 6th grade, which at the time, was the youngest generation of the school. Yet, somewhere along this crazy timeline, the school pulled through and so did we, the students. The teachers watched as their beloved 6th graders grew up into responsible graduates. I used to think I couldn't wait to get out of that school, but in retrospect, I really do miss it. Because it is small, close knit school, I had the feeling of belonging and security. Most of us that started at this school graduated with each other because we grew so close over the years. I really do think MaST is a great school and it will continue to shine time and time again.
This is an incredible school and we are privileged to belong. My children are getting an education that cannot be provided elsewhere in Philadelphia! They have been given educational and social opportunities that are usually never offered to city kids, public or parochial. Academically Outstanding! MaST offers a major emphasis on family, community, culture and pride, as well as teaching math, science and technology to children in K through til they graduate! As a parent who could ask for more! As a student MaST offers a safe environment, friendships, and an educational opportunity you could not pay for. The teacher's, administrative staff and Parent Council go above and beyond everyday! From the plays to PSSA's our school is the best!
MaST Community Charter School is one of the bestest charter schools in the nation. It's really an amazing school with many extra-curricular activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Drama Club, Astronomy Club, and many more. Trust me, I go there. It is the best school to send your child to.
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Margaret Newman was appointed Chief of Staff to Commissioner Sadik-Khan at the New York City Department of Transportation in 2007. Ms. Newman provides design overview, project direction and coordination for the agency with direct supervision for the Urban Design & Art unit. With the agency team, Ms. Newman developed the Street Design Manual which was instrumental in setting consistent design standards for the city's streets. Additional projects include the development of the agency's LED streetlighting pilot program, the capital construction plan for Times Square, and contributions to the agency's key policy documents including Sustainable Streets, Green Light and World Class Streets. As a certified LEED professional, she works closely with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection and DOT's Traffic & Planning division to develop agency-wide standards for the use of sustainable materials and appropriate guidelines for the City's Green Infrastructure initiatives. Ms. Newman serves as the agency's liaison to the Mayor's Office for Operations and the Mayor's Office for Economic Development.
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Prior to joining DOT, Ms. Newman was a partner in Marren and Newman Architects, a multidisciplinary architecture and design firm located in New York City. Ms. Newman has taught architecture and design at the New York Institute of Technology, The New School, and New York University. She has lectured on design and served on numerous panels and design juries including Columbia University, Syracuse University, the Center for Architecture, and the Municipal Art Society. Ms. Newman received a BA from Bennington College and a Master of Architecture from Princeton University. She is licensed to practice architecture in New York State, and is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.


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From the beard to the goatee to the -- why dear God, why? -- chinstrap, which of these mug hairstyles will attract the fairer sex? We asked six real guys to submit photos of their furry faces, for our panel of women to critique.
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Full beard: Chris, 30, San Diego
He says: "When the leaves start to fall and breeze starts to bite, I start forgetting the razor. The winter coat forms and this is what my wife sees for three months."
She says: Extreme hirsuteness may work for some men, like "vikings" or serial killers," but most women will find it "terrifying." Still, she'll enjoy the freedom it gives her to shirk her own grooming duties, because this "beard monstrosity" gives her "permission to let her bikini line grow wild."
Mutton Chops: Ryan, 30, Albany, Ore.
He says: "If I had to have a name for this style, I would call it 'freakin' awesome.' I wear it this way because when I chew my tobacco, I can still spit and it won't get stuck in my beard."
She says: The "inverted goatee" look is "confusing," making women ponder whether "he's just really proud of his chin" or if "he doesn't understand how razors work." Although he seems like "a fun guy," he's also the type who "probably still lives at home," where he's "flashing on ChatRoulette."
Goatee: Tristan, 25, Charleston, S.C.
He says: "This used to be a mustache, but I decided to switch it out for a more traditional goatee. When it comes to grooming, I usually trim it every other week. I think it makes me look older."
She says: Women are so-so about goatees, with feelings ranging from "meh" to "luke-warm." Even though he's "making a centerpiece out of his mouth," it's not necessarily a good thing, since "kissing him would result in a chin rash." On the bright side, he seems like "every girl's best friend." On the down side, he seems like "every girl's best friend."
Chin strap: Will, 26, Portland, Ore.
He says: "The shape of my face requires some amount of hair on it in order to make sense. I've tried various forms of beards both earnestly and ironically, and I put on my chinstrap because it is the only aesthetically humane thing to do."
She says: Whether this "perplexing" facial hair is a result of "laziness," "personal expression" or "thumbing his nose at society," he needs to just "OMG, take it all off already," because the "Brazilian bikini-esque" hairstyle never works above the belt.
Soul patch: Neil, 25, Bailey, Colo. (submitted by his brother, Nels)
He says: "Neil wears his facial hair proud. We went out in downtown Denver last weekend, and I'd have to say, the chicks dug it."
She says: The "flavor savor" look is "very 1995," so she might do you for nostalgia's sake. But more than likely, she'll keep you in the "friend zone" with the possibility of a "drunken make-out." While women admire the "creativity," a "full beard would be preferred," because the only guy who can truly pull this off this facial hair is Colonel Sanders.
Short beard: Adam, 27, Syracuse, N.Y.
He says: "I wear my facial hair this way so that I look older for my sales job. People feel more comfortable with it than some other choices. I also think it improves my love life."
She says: These whiskers are the "most normal of the bunch," because it's the "closest to a full beard" and it's "neatly tended to." Although some argue that "head hair and facial hair should not be the same length," and if he "pulled a Daughtry" and "rocked a beard with a shaved head," he would be even hotter.
Hopefully these guidelines will help you sculpt your man-fur in an aesthetically pleasing and lady-attracting way. But in the end, it's all about what matters most to you -- meeting women or having a really freakin' sweet mustache.
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As a child, Christmas was filled with surprises. Who would come to visit? What would Santa bring? Would Mom burn the turkey once again?
Some point along the way, my focus shifted from receiving (what do I get?) to giving. (What do I give to someone else?). Perhaps this change of view grew out of an understanding of "the reason for the season" or simply an appreciation that it just feels good to give.
Most parents hope they instill the right values in their children. As a dad, I wanted my two boys to grow up happy and fulfilled. Yet it was my boys who taught me that money could be used to make a difference in the larger world. I came to appreciate how philanthropy adds meaning to life.
My wife and I discussed the amount of the boys' allow-
ances. We had a general idea, but it was our sons who created an approach about how to use their nominal sums. They asked if they could have three accounts - one for fun, one for basics and one for giving away. Equal amounts would be allocated to each account with an understanding that the money designated for giving must be spent for charitable purposes to help others; they did not want to be able to keep it for themselves.
Over the years, we learned much about the needs in our community as our boys (and their parents!) sought out opportunities for giving. Sometimes we pooled our money to make a larger gift for a special need. If money wasn't needed, then it was the gift of time or simply a kind word or thoughtful gesture.
No matter how much wealth a family has, helping children (and parents) learn the value of giving is an important part of planning for the future. A certified financial planner colleague of mine said "families that stop and discuss their philanthropy with their children whether it's helping the local food bank or donating time in a myriad of ways - are far better off as a family." If you know you are going to give a certain amount to charity, perhaps you can decide as a family where you want the money to go. In this way, you create a learning opportunity for your children. You can share why you support a certain charity. In turn, you can learn about those charities, people or issues important to your children.
How soon?
I know from personal experience that little children are often natural givers. My son smiled from his highchair as he fed me by sharing his Cheerios (or was it strained prunes?) Some studies suggest that characteristics of empathy may begin at age 1 or 2, such as kissing a parent's hurt finger to make it feel better.
Most of what we learn as a young child, between the ages of 3 to 5 years old, is by listening and paying attention to adults. Still, it's never too late for adults to learn from children.
In our instant gratification culture, helping children (and adults) see with their own eyes that money can be used for more than spending is a wonderful first step to raising awareness.
My wish
2008 rapidly draws to a close. At some point, the economic pains of this year will begin to fade. Your "201k" will grow back to a "401k" and the words "subprime" and "bailout" will find new uses.
In the meantime, we have growing needs - people seeking food, clothing or shelter; cures for illness and the end to genocide. Your giving can heal the wounds caused by 2008 and create a better tomorrow.
My Christmas wish - "the best gift" - to you is summed up well in the words of Steve Goodier,
People who live well are experts at giving.
They give their money; they give their time.
They share their wisdom and their skills.
They quickly say yes when asked to help.
For them ... to give is to love and to love is to live.
It's a formula for a successful life. See you in 2009.
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I am so pissed and disappointed that I'll probably NEVER get to see my favorite band. I doubt that they'll reschedule to come back here. So pissed!!!!!!!!!
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FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK. That SUCKS! That's the second time that SLAYER cancells a concert I was gona go to. It's either my luck or I'm just not meant to see them. FUCK! I hope they do re-schedule and come to El Paso, TX. If not then fuck it. I was so looking forward to it. Damb it....get well soon Tom. FFUUCCKK!!!!


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My Grandmother (Willie Elizabeth Kelley, Kelly, or Hart - no one knows her real last name but in a 1920 it was Hart) had this written in her family bible. All born in Tx . Herbert Enlow Hunter was the father. He was born 1896 Willie was born in 1915 all from TX . Any info please e-mail me .
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The Association of South Central Oklahoma Governments (ASCOG) plans to host a Senior Day from 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. April 3 and will be sponsored by the Bank of Commerce. It will be held at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center at 1000 Chisholm Trail Parkway in Duncan.
Individuals 60 or older who live in Stephens, Jefferson, Grady, Comanche, Caddo, Carter, Cotton, McClain and Tillman counties are eligible to compete in the four contests featured during the events. There will be a poetry contest, a photography contest, a quilt and crafts contest, and a spelling bee. The top three winners in each event will receive prizes.
There will be door prizes throughout the day, bingo, live entertainment and more. Lunch will be provided and advanced registration is recommended.
Participation is free. For registration and application, contact Shannon Casady, Kimberly Mullins, or Heather Sladek at the ASCOG Area Agency on Aging at 1-800-658-1466.
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Ray sentenced to life without parole
Stephens County District Judge Joe Enos on Wednesday sentenced 16-year-old Michael Anthony Ray to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder of a 14-year-old girl.
Ray, of Marlow, pleaded guilty Dec. 30, 2013, to the murder of Alyssa Dawn Wiles on June 10, 2013, in her home in Duncan. -
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As the U.S. military continues to evolve, Maj. Gen. Mark McDonald said Wednesday he hopes Fort Sill will continue to improve.
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An arrest warrant has been filed for Terrance Johnson and Dermond Jones Jr. after an attack in the Elm Terrace Apartments.
The alleged assailants took off with a suitcase containing the victim's clothes, his wallet with $20 in it and a pair of boots worth $150. The victim was treated at Duncan Regional Hospital and was not able to note who his attackers were until Friday. -
Awards handed out at Junior Livestock Show
The Stephens County Junior Livestock Show enters its fourth day today with the doe meat goat show at 10 a.m. followed by the wether meat goat show.
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Modern dance troupe to perform Saturday
A modern dance company based in Oklahoma City will perform in Duncan on Saturday.
Known as Perpetual Motion Dance, the troupe was formed in 2002 and has become known as the premier modern and aerial dance company in Oklahoma. -
Waurika city manager fired
Waurika City Commissioners will hold a special meeting Thursday to begin a job search to replace City Manager Chuck Brown, whose contract with the city was terminated at a regular meeting Monday.
Brown was in a seventh year as city manager before his tenure ended following an executive session late in the regular meeting at City Hall. Mayor Jim Bernard, Vice Mayor Carole Eakin and commissioners Gayle Johnson and Bill Everett voted unanimously to confirm the termination. -
Marlow Pre-K students to get full-day classes
Marlow school board members have approved all-day classes for Pre-K students in the coming school year.
The Marlow Board of Education approved the move by a 5-0 vote at the urging of Superintendent George E. Coffman, who said the district needs to begin preparing students for the future as early as possible. -
ACE store recognized in nationwide tour
Duncan's ACE Hardware store was included in a nationwide tour to recognize it for providing great customer satisfaction.
More than 140 ACE stores were selected for the tour after J.D. Power and Associates gave the company its highest-ranking in customer satisfaction for seven consecutive years. -
Duncan Toy Shop hosts spud luncheon
To get to the root of children's Christmas needs, the Duncan Toy Shop relied on community support and a load of potatoes.
The non-profit organization held its 18th annual spud luncheon Tuesday at First United Methodist Church. All 1,250 tickets to event were sold. -
Lee speaks to library Friends, patrons
To achieve, often all that's needed is intention.
Scout Cloud Lee, best known as a former contestant on the reality TV show "Survivor," was the guest speaker during the Friends of the Duncan Public Library annual meeting. Lee talked about following through on intentions and setting life goals. - More Local News Headlines
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After the round, Carter got a taste of one aspect of pro golf - autographs. He signed a few dozen, probably more than he signed in his few dozen State Ams put together.
He is staying at the hotel, getting the same rate the pros do. He is seeing firsthand how much those guys enjoy this stop - they almost never get that type of treatment, all those activities elsewhere on the Tour.
From his first day on the grounds, Bubba Watson has tweeted about all the fun he's having. A Golf Channel writer joked about the "stressful" atmosphere, describing one group's attempt to master the otherwise genteel game of croquet.
"They're just normal guys off the course," Carter said. "They're doing the same things we do. It's cool to see what they do on a regular day. We're all normal guys."
But they're not normal on the course. Clogging the practice greens Tuesday afternoon, pros were doing as much testing of putters as they were fine-tuning their stroke. Carter has one putter in his bag, period.
Almost to a man, the pros have their equipment deals, and the Callaways and Taylor-Mades of the world have supply trailers on the grounds. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the pros can fix, replace, reshaft or re-whatever their clubs. Their dozens of clubs.
"I've got an expensive set," Carter said. "They're all comparable on that end, because they're playing with stuff, other than the shafts, that we can get [in stores, online, etc.]. I don't think price is an issue [but] anything that's modern or new that comes out, they get it immediately. And they get so much of it they get to pick and choose what they want, and there are boxes of stuff they have.
"What I've got in my bag is what I'm going with this week. It may not be good enough, but it's going to be a great week."
And that's the thing to remember - Carter never thought he would have this opportunity. He had a blast in his practice round, and it didn't matter that it rained for much of the back nine.
Carter still stuck more than a few approaches, including one close to the hole on the par-4 16th. He hit a putt here and there, and hit most of those shorter drives in the fairway.
But he knows he must find some birdies to stick around for the weekend. As a refresher, he shot a pair of 73s in the Old White rounds at last year's State Am, more than good enough to win the tournament.
But this week . . .
"That will be good enough for a weekend pass. That's OK, though."
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Penalties, Richardson do in Rebs
Ole Miss proved to be a hospitable guest Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Critical penalties, a slow first half and a busted tackle on Trent Richardson's 85-yard touchdown reception proved to be too much on Saturday as the Ole Miss Rebels fell at No. 8 Alabama 23-10.
By the end of the game, the Rebels, who entered the game as the Southeastern Conference's least-penalized team, committed 10 penalties for 106 yards. (October 18, 2010, Page 1B)


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Pregnancy (cont.)IN THIS ARTICLEBaby DevelopmentPregnancy is measured in trimesters from the first day of your last menstrual period, totaling 40 weeks. The first trimester of pregnancy is week 1 through week 12, or about 3 months. The second trimester is week 13 to week 27. And the third trimester of pregnancy spans from week 28 to the birth. Your baby will change from week to week. For more information about how your baby is changing each month and about what tests you might think about having, see the Interactive Tool: From Embryo to Baby in 9 Months. First trimesterDuring the week after fertilization, the fertilized egg grows into a microscopic ball of cells (blastocyst), which implants on the wall of your uterus. This implantation triggers a series of hormonal and physical changes in your body. The third through eighth weeks of growth are called the embryonic stage, during which the embryo develops most major body organs. During this process, the embryo is especially vulnerable to damaging substances, such as alcohol, radiation, and infectious diseases. Having reached a little more than 1 in. (2.54 cm) in length by the ninth week of growth, the embryo is called a fetus. By now, the uterus has grown from about the size of a fist to about the size of a grapefruit. The first trimester is a time of amazing development. The embryo starts out looking like a tiny seed, then a tadpole with a tail, and them more human. Second trimesterIf this is your first pregnancy, you'll begin to feel your fetus move at about 18 to 22 weeks after your last menstrual period. Although your fetus has been moving for several weeks, the movements have not been strong enough for you to notice until now. At first, fetal movements can be so gentle that you may not be sure what you are feeling. If you've been pregnant before, you may notice movement earlier, sometime between weeks 16 and 18. During this time, the fetus is still building up body fat and starting to put on a lot of weight. By the end of the second trimester, your fetus is about 10 in. (25.4 cm) long and weighs about 1.5 lb (680 g). Third trimesterThe third trimester of pregnancy spans from week 28 to the birth. Although your due date marks the end of your 40th week, a full-term pregnancy can deliver between week 37 and week 42. During this final trimester, your fetus grows larger and the body organs mature. The fetus moves frequently, especially between the 27th and 32nd weeks. After week 32, a fetus becomes too big to move around easily inside the uterus and may seem to move less. At the end of the third trimester, a fetus usually settles into a head-down position in the uterus. You will likely feel some discomfort as you get close to delivery. eMedicineHealth Medical Reference from Healthwise This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions. To learn more visit Healthwise.org © 1995-2012 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated. |
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Lovers of the great outdoors are spoiled for choice amid this stunning and varied landscape. Many holidaymakers are drawn to the coastline's wild and wonderful waves and there are plenty of opportunities to join the locals for a spot of fishing along the Minho and Tamego rivers or take a trip on a tram in Porto. Meanwhile, in the stunning Peneda-Geres National Park you'll discover amazing backdrops in which to discover ancient ruins and wildlife, or for the more adventurous there are amazing hiking and climbing routes, with kayaking and fishing also on offer.
Whether you're tempted onto a surfboard by the crashing waves of the Atlantic swell or content to just relax in the sunshine, you'll find the fine sandy beaches along the Costa Verde are beautiful, easy to reach and rarely crowded. The resort of Vila Praia da Ancora at the far north of the region has a pretty, sheltered bay stretching between the town's two ancient forts, while the neighbouring Blue Flag beach of Moledo, near Caminha, is famed for its strong waves and delightful sand dunes.
The ancient riverside city of Porto is simply brimming with historic buildings and monuments recalling its colourful past. It's a great place to admire architectural gems such as the imposing Cathedral and decorative São Bento train station. Don't miss a visit to the medieval seaside town of Vila do Conde and the famous Santa Clara Monastery with its 5km-long aqueduct, built on 999 arches. Or venture to the village of Cabeceiras de Basto where you can visit the Monastery of Saint Michael with its impressive thirty three meter high dome.
With the fruits of the sea on one side and fertile valleys on the other, it's no wonder this region can hold its own when it comes to fresh, local ingredients. Traditional favourites include the hearty Caldo Verde soup, made with shredded cabbage, potato and garlic, tasty goat stew and fish dishes, from shad and whiting to the ever-popular balcahão (salted cod). Whether you're dining at one of Porto's atmospheric riverfront bistros, on the beach or in a rustic village café, a chilled glass of the region's lightly sparkling Vinho Verde is a great accompaniment.


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Role of the Endothelium on Arterial Vasomotion Biophysical Journal, Volume 88, Issue 6, 1 June 2005, Pages 3845-3854 Michèle Koenigsberger, Roger Sauser, Jean-Louis Bény and Jean-Jacques Meister Abstract It is well-known that cyclic variations of the vascular diameter, a phenomenon called vasomotion, are induced by synchronous calcium oscillations of smooth muscle cells (SMCs). However, the role of the endothelium on vasomotion is unclear. Some experimental studies claim that the endothelium is necessary for synchronization and vasomotion, whereas others report rhythmic contractions in the absence of an intact endothelium. Moreover, endothelium-derived factors have been shown to abolish vasomotion by desynchronizing the calcium signals in SMCs. By modeling the calcium dynamics of a population of SMCs coupled to a population of endothelial cells, we analyze the effects of an SMC vasoconstrictor stimulation on endothelial cells and the feedback of endothelium-derived factors. Our results show that the endothelium essentially decreases the SMCs calcium level and may move the SMCs from a steady state to an oscillatory domain, and vice versa. In the oscillatory domain, a population of coupled SMCs exhibits synchronous calcium oscillations. Outside the oscillatory domain, the coupled SMCs present only irregular calcium flashings arising from noise modeling stochastic opening of channels. Our findings provide explanations for the published contradictory experimental observations. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (185 kb) |
Genome-wide Association Analysis for Multiple Continuous Secondary Phenotypes The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 92, Issue 5, 2 May 2013, Pages 744-759 Elizabeth D. Schifano, Lin Li, David C. Christiani and Xihong Lin Abstract There is increasing interest in the joint analysis of multiple phenotypes in genome-wide association studies (GWASs), especially for the analysis of multiple secondary phenotypes in case-control studies and in detecting pleiotropic effects. Multiple phenotypes often measure the same underlying trait. By taking advantage of similarity across phenotypes, one could potentially gain statistical power in association analysis. Because continuous phenotypes are likely to be measured on different scales, we propose a scaled marginal model for testing and estimating the common effect of single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) on multiple secondary phenotypes in case-control studies. This approach improves power in comparison to individual phenotype analysis and traditional multivariate analysis when phenotypes are positively correlated and measure an underlying trait in the same direction (after transformation) by borrowing strength across outcomes with a one degree of freedom (1-DF) test and jointly estimating outcome-specific scales along with the SNP and covariate effects. To account for case-control ascertainment bias for the analysis of multiple secondary phenotypes, we propose weighted estimating equations for fitting scaled marginal models. This weighted estimating equation approach is robust to departures from normality of continuous multiple phenotypes and the misspecification of within-individual correlation among multiple phenotypes. Statistical power improves when the within-individual correlation is correctly specified. We perform simulation studies to show the proposed 1-DF common effect test outperforms several alternative methods. We apply the proposed method to investigate SNP associations with smoking behavior measured with multiple secondary smoking phenotypes in a lung cancer case-control GWAS and identify several SNPs of biological interest. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (763 kb) |
BOOST: A Fast Approach to Detecting Gene-Gene Interactions in Genome-wide Case-Control Studies The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 87, Issue 3, 10 September 2010, Pages 325-340 Xiang Wan, Can Yang, Qiang Yang, Hong Xue, Xiaodan Fan, Nelson L.S. Tang and Weichuan Yu Abstract Gene-gene interactions have long been recognized to be fundamentally important for understanding genetic causes of complex disease traits. At present, identifying gene-gene interactions from genome-wide case-control studies is computationally and methodologically challenging. In this paper, we introduce a simple but powerful method, named "BOolean Operation-based Screening and Testing" (BOOST). For the discovery of unknown gene-gene interactions that underlie complex diseases, BOOST allows examination of all pairwise interactions in genome-wide case-control studies in a remarkably fast manner. We have carried out interaction analyses on seven data sets from the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium (WTCCC). Each analysis took less than 60 hr to completely evaluate all pairs of roughly 360,000 SNPs on a standard 3.0 GHz desktop with 4G memory running the Windows XP system. The interaction patterns identified from the type 1 diabetes data set display significant difference from those identified from the rheumatoid arthritis data set, although both data sets share a very similar hit region in the WTCCC report. BOOST has also identified some disease-associated interactions between genes in the major histocompatibility complex region in the type 1 diabetes data set. We believe that our method can serve as a computationally and statistically useful tool in the coming era of large-scale interaction mapping in genome-wide case-control studies. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1868 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 78, Issue 4, 615-628, 1 April 2006
Yan Wang1, 2, , , Lue Ping Zhao2 and Sandrine Dudoit1
1 Division of Biostatistics, University of California, Berkeley
2 Quantitative Genetic Epidemiology, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle
High-throughput genotyping technologies for SNPs have enabled the recent completion of the International HapMap Project (phase I), which has stimulated much interest in studying genomewide linkage-disequilibrium (LD) patterns. Conventional LD measures, such as D′ and r2, are two-point measurements, and their relationship with physical distance is highly noisy. We propose a new LD measure, Δ, defined in terms of the correlation coefficient for shared haplotype lengths around two loci, thereby borrowing information from multiple loci. A U-statistic–based estimator of Δ, which takes into consideration the dependence structure of the observed data, is developed and compared with an estimator based on the usual empirical correlation coefficient. Furthermore, we propose methods for inferring LD-decay rates and recombination hotspots on the basis of Δ. The results from coalescent-simulation studies and analysis of HapMap SNP data demonstrate that the proposed estimators of Δ are superior to the two most popular conventional LD measures, in terms of their close relationship with physical distance and recombination rate, their small variability, and their strong robustness to marker-allele frequencies. These merits may offer new opportunities for mapping complex disease genes and for investigating recombination mechanisms on the basis of better-quantified LD.


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Bobby Valentine: I did hell of a job with 69-93 Red Sox team
Bobby Valentine didn't mince words while looking back at his tumultuous one-year tenure as Red Sox manager during a press conference announcing his appointment as athletic director at Sacred Heart University.
Valentine told reporters he does not look at his role in the Red Sox's 69-93 finish and subsequent firing as a failure, according to WEEI.
"I thought I did a hell of a job in Boston," Valentine said. "I thought what had to be done there was done except for winning a pennant. But Connie Mack wasn't going to win with that team."
Added Valentine: "It's six months of a 62-year life. It's six months of a 42-year career in baseball. It's a blip, a little spot on the radar, as far as I'm concerned."
Valentine's comments came a day after he told the Boston Herald's Steve Buckley that he didn't want to comment on remarks from critics — including players — regarding his year at the helm of the Red Sox.
"I don't want to comment on stupid things that stupid people say," he said. "I'm not going to comment on any of that."
Asked if he's going to miss baseball, he replied, "I won't miss some of the stuff I had to deal with last year, that's for sure."
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I found this camel coat in a thrift shop. Amazing! I love the length and it ties at the waist - a huge asset in a coat. This is one of my favourite blouses. From the 1960's era, it has a darling floral print in mint green and cream. (And it has an ascot!)
I tried to buy a remote for my camera today, as I've been having trouble getting it to focus. It doesn't have a wireless function, so I can't get a remote. The timer and tripod will have to do for now, but man, it can be frustrating.
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this was an excellent match to watch, baines goal was an amazing team effort goal perfectly finished
city disappoints me most in this season. i was expecting strong performance from them at the beginning of the season, but now they look like a clueless bunch!!
They had them backed up most of the game...missed your chances and you will not win the game. Just had a bad game!
City remind me of Arsenal this year- they can be brilliant, but they fail to come through when they are truly tested.
city was ok,but their finishing just isnt working out,especially when that god of a goalkeeper howard is keeping them out like he did england in the WC
Tim Howard is my boy!! easily one of the best goal keepers in england. i would take him any day at Arsenal
It could've been the cause of the cold weather for the Man City's slow start to the match but Everton and especially Tim Howard along with the post were outstanding, they fought hard and won this match deservingly.
I think it's funny that Balotelli asked who Wilshere is...he should be asking himself "who is Balotelli?"
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