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National Suicide Statistics at a Glance
Case Fatality Rate* Among Persons Ages 10 Years and Older for Males and Females separately, and by Selected Mechanism for Both Sexes Combined, United States, 2005–2009
Higher case fatality rates indicate greater lethality within a subgroup or for a specific method of self-harm. During 2005-2009, males had a higher suicide case fatality rate than females overall (14.7% versus 3.2%). Higher case fatality rates computed for both sexes combined were also observed for self-harm inflicted injuries by firearms (83.6%) and suffocation (79.9%).
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SwiftKey, the popular third-party keyboard application for Android is getting a major update today, along with a limited-time 50% discount to celebrate the launch. Billed as "the most accurate and complete auto-correction and prediction available on any smartphone or tablet," SwiftKey 3 brings a number of improvements over its predecessor, including omitted space correction, an enhanced UI, and additional languages.
The new spacing prediction capabilities of SwiftKey — officially known as Smart Space — build upon the software's already impressive ability to correct typing mistakes and predict the next word in your sentence. If you type something like "Pleseecallmw", for example, SwiftKey 3 will change that to "Please call me".
The new version also includes a bigger space bar for better typing accuracy and a new punctuation key that will present several options with a long-press, two new themes, and support for Korean, Estonian, Farsi, Icelandic, Latvian, Lithuanian, and Serbian for a total of 42 supported languages in the latest release.
SwiftKey 3 is a free upgrade for those who bought it earlier. New users can find it on sale for a limited time in the Google Play Store and Amazon Appstore for $1.99, down 50% from the usual $3.99. There's also a tablet version for the same price and free trial for either of them that expires after 30 days.
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Can anyone who has used this, tell me what makes it better than the standard Android keyboard?
I'm on my first Android phone (HTC Desire S) and I cannot find anything wrong with the standard keyboard.
I have the 2nd version, all it does it make typing quicker
mode 1: speed typeing, corrects more words
mode 2: slow and accurate typing, give more suggestions
really only thing I noticed lol
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It has the best spell correction I've ever seen, which works for my style of typing (bash in the general directions of the right keys and hope for the best). Obviously if you're careful with your typing, that doesn't help a whole lot. But it definitely speeds up my typing, so that's a plus with me.
I have swiftkey 2 and love it, the only complaint that I have ever have was the small space bar and it not being able to predictivly correct the space. It is well worth $4 and at $2 I can't pass it up.
Can anyone who has used this, tell me what makes it better than the standard Android keyboard?
I'm on my first Android phone (HTC Desire S) and I cannot find anything wrong with the standard keyboard.
:facepalm: did you even watch the youtube clip? For the lazy amongst you, it dramatically speeds up your typing, no matter how sloppy your text entry is, and gives far more accurate suggestions than the default keyboard...
Not in my experience. I downloaded Swiftkey X and now Swiftkey 3. NEITHER of them worked properly on my razr maxx. Neither would predict words or even CORRECT them. I believe you have to buy the full version to get text prediction in this version but to not even correct my mistakes is a joke.
ive noticed I dont make near as many mistakes with version 3 vs android keyboard. also I seem to type fast enough that the android keyboard lags sometimes were v3 doesnt
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Greenfield - A colorful fireworks display capped the Woodland Conference football finale between Wauwatosa West and Greenfield on Friday night, but it was the explosive play on the field that proved to be the real spectacle.
Running back Greg Lewis' 3-yard touchdown run with 17 seconds left gave the Trojans a thrilling 28-21 homecoming victory and put an exclamation point on the team's first playoff berth since 2006.
"We were able to find something at the end," Tosa West head coach Matt Good said. "We were trying to get in for a field goal, but Greg's a beast and was able to get into the end zone for us."
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While Tosa West (7-1) never trailed in the game, the Trojans had their hands full with an inspired Greenfield team. Despite their 2-6 record, the Hustlin' Hawks played well on both sides of the ball and nearly came away with an upset.
The Trojans entered the night averaging more than 300 rushing yards per game, but Greenfield held Tosa West to 101 yards on the ground and forced three turnovers.
The biggest of those turnovers came with less than four minutes to play. Greenfield defensive back Jordan Koutnik intercepted his second pass of the night and returned it to the Trojans' 3-yard line.
On fourth down, quarterback Alec Piekarski rolled right and hit a sliding Reggie Blakely in the end zone to pull within 21-19. Blakely then converted the two-point attempt to tie the game with 2:10 left.
"It was a lot of fun," said Greenfield head coach Scott Otto of the comeback. "Tosa West is a great football team and I'm sad for our kids, but also proud of them, and we made it exciting."
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Tosa West reclaimed the lead on the ensuing possession when Demaris Purifoy scored on a 26-yard touchdown run.
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Hey Baggers, I just wanted to drop you a few lines to say I've been a reader since issue one and a subscriber since issue two. I love the bikes and articles. I wish there were more on the Vics but I understand that the majority of the market share belongs to the Motor Company so you have to print what is out there. Anyway, here is a pic of my 2007 Victory Kingpin Tour minus the Tour. I've made many changes like adding a stage two intake, pipes, and doing some motor work. I have tons of Victory chrome parts, as well as Arlen Ness Radius Bars, mirrors, and lay-down LED plate mount, Tomahawk sissy bar and rack, KewlMetal chrome fork covers and windshield Quick Disconnect brackets, a Mustang seat, a trailer hitch, and many other pieces of bling. This pic is from a honeymoon ride my wife, Krystal, and I took this past July. The photo was taken in front of the old Teapot Dome gas station out side of Zillah, Washington. The Vic pulled the trailer without a glitch and did so in style. Hope to see our pic in your great mag! Keep up the good work and ride safe.
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Allen, David. (1997) "Reuniting Europe or establishing new divides? The European Union, the states of Eastern and Central Europe, and the states of the former Soviet Union". In: UNSPECIFIED, Seattle, WA. (Unpublished)
Apap, Joanna and Tchorbadjiyska, Angelina. (2004) What about the Neighbours? The Impact of Schengen along the EU's External Borders. CEPS Working Documents No. 210, 1 October 2004. [Working Paper]
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Blockmans, Steven. and Kostanyan, Hrant. (2013) A post-mortem of the Vilnius Summit: Not yet a 'Thessaloniki moment' for the Eastern Partnership. CEPS Commentary, 3 December 2013. [Policy Paper]
Coppieters, Bruno and Emerson, Michael. (2002) Conflict Resolution for Moldova and Transdniestria through Federalisation? CEPS Policy Brief No. 25, August 2002. [Policy Paper]
Coppieters, Bruno and Huysseune, Michel and Emerson, Michael and Tocci, Nathalie and Vahl, Marius. (2003) European Institutional Models as Instruments of Conflict Resolution in the Divided States of the European Periphery. CEPS Working Document No. 195, July 2003. [Working Paper]
Dura, George and Gnedina, Elena. (2009) Moldova's 'wannabe democracy' is worth rescuing. CEPS Policy Brief No. 185, 23 April 2009. [Policy Paper]
Dura, George. (2007) EU membership gives Romania new opportunities in its relations with Moldova. CEPS Commentaries, 19 January 2007. [Policy Paper]
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Emerson, Michael. (2003) Институционализация Большой Европы = Institutionalising the Wider Europe. CEPS Policy Brief No. 42, October 2003 (also available in English translation). [Policy Paper]
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Gutu, Oxana. (2006) Moldova's Convergence with the Acquis - A Pro-Growth and Pro-Integration Strategy. CEPS Working Documents No. 238, 1 March 2006. [Working Paper]
Harrison, Adam and Stantieru, Iana and Middleton, Elmar and Middleton, Chloe and Panczocha, Anna. (2009) Negotiating with the Russian Bear: Lessons for the EU? College of Europe EU Diplomacy Paper 2009/8, November 2009. [Working Paper]
Hartwig, Ines (1997) The Black Sea Economic Cooperation Process. EIPASCOPE, 1997 (1). pp. 1-6.
Helly, Damien. (2007) EU's influence in its Eastern neighbourhood: The case of crisis management in the Southern Caucasus. European Political Economy Review No. 7 (Summer 2007), pp. 102-117. [Policy Paper]
Kostanyan, Hrant. (2014) The Civil Society Forum of the Eastern Partnership four years on: Progress, challenges and prospects. CEPS Special Report 24 January 2014. [Policy Paper]
Matei, Lucica and Matei, Ani (2010) Administrative reforms in South Eastern European states. Comparative study in view of enlarging the European Administrative Space. 2010 Sino-US International Conference on Public Administration (5th), June 14-17, 2010, Xiamen City, P.R. China. In: UNSPECIFIED.
Matei, Lucica and Matei, Ani. (2010) Administrative reforms in South Eastern European states. Comparative study in view of enlarging the European Administrative Space. 2010 Sino-US International Conference on Public Administration (5th), Xiamen, P.R.China. In: UNSPECIFIED.
Michael, Bryane and Polner, Mariya. (2007) Fighting Corruption on the Transdnistrian Border: Lessons from Failed and Successful Anti-Corruption Programmes. In: UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)
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Popescu, Nicu. (2006) 'Outsourcing' de facto Statehood: Russia and the Secessionist Entities in Georgia and Moldova. CEPS Policy Brief 109, July 2006. [Policy Paper]
Popescu, Nicu. (2009) Re-setting the Eastern Partnership in Moldova. CEPS Policy Brief No. 199, 4 November 2009. [Policy Paper]
Raik, Kristi. (2006) Promoting Democracy through Civil Society: How to Step up the EU's Policy towards the Eastern Neighbourhood. CEPS Working Documents No. 237, 1 February 2006. [Working Paper]
Stahn, Andreas, and van Hullen, Vera. (2007) "Different actors, different tools? Approaching EU and US democracy promotion in the Mediterranean and the Newly Independent States". In: UNSPECIFIED, Montreal, Canada. (Unpublished)
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The Silver Gull Beach Club likes to do things the old-fashioned way. When The Observer first saw the club it was the Fourth of July and there was a band of hefty middle-aged men in Hawaiian shirts playing "Sweet Caroline" and little kids flinging themselves into the pool and leathery old women in loungers deepening their already very-deep tans. Having wandered over from the hipster-strewn stretch of Breezy Point, the club seemed like a mirage—a vision of an earlier Brooklyn, another Brooklyn. In fact, it was—the club opened in 1963 and has managed to stay largely as it always has been, a cabana club long after cabana clubs' cultural moment passed.
Nor does the club intend to let Hurricane Sandy do what time could not. While the storm destroyed some 200 of the club's 460 cabanas—particularly those built on a pier that juts out into the sea—club management intends to rebuild the whole shebang, against the wishes of Gateway National Recreation Area, which owns the club and the rest of the beach, reports The New York Times. Read More


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Crowds lined up to see Los Guadalupos, children swung in a pirate ship and a car show lined the street.
Nine-year-old Yareli Olivares, of Peñitas, climbed the rock wall with a line of children behind her, waiting their turn.
"Good job!" her mom cried out as she slipped off and was dropped carefully to the ground. Olivares immediately climbed back up again, struggling to reach the top.
It was the fourth annual Penitas WhiteWing Festival, and people came out in droves. Festival Board President Homer Tijerina estimated 8,000-10,000 people came throughout the day. That's almost double last year, with a turnout of 5,000-6,000.
He attributed the uptick to more advertising throughout the community, as well as the bands who brought in fans.
Grupo Solido headlined the event, but other bands like Grupo La Imagen, Grupo El Cuadro, and La Revancha also performed.
Tijerina said organizers are still crunching the dollars and cents, but he hoped they at least broke even.
"The thing is we did it for the community; we did it for the surrounding communities," he said. "Next year will be bigger and better."
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Epidemiology of Venous Thromboembolism
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More than 5 years ago the DVT FREE Registry was conceived. Its database consists of 5,451 ultrasound-confirmed DVT patients from 183 institutions. This database is rich in information of critical importance to health care providers. The information contained within the database will be revisited to provide more detailed analyses which will be used for risk factor assessment and for decision-making regarding the implementation of VTE Prophylaxis.
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Venous Thromboembolism Pulmonary Embolism Cancer Deep Vein Thrombosis COPD |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Retrospective |
Official Title: | Epidemiology of Venous Thromboembolism: Analyses and Publications From the DVT FREE Database |
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Enrollment: | 5451 |
Study Start Date: | April 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | June 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | June 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
Patients from the DVT FREE study with ultrasound-confirmed deep vein thrombosis
Inclusion Criteria:
- Ultrasound-confirmed DVT patients from 183 institutions.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00456196
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Responsible Party: | Samuel Z. Goldhaber, MD, Brigham and Women's Hospital |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00456196 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 2006-P-000820 |
Study First Received: | April 2, 2007 |
Last Updated: | July 9, 2009 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
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Deep Vein Thrombosis COPD Thrombosis Cancer Renal Elderly |
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Venous Thrombosis Venous Thromboembolism Embolism Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Embolism Thromboembolism Thrombosis |
Embolism and Thrombosis Vascular Diseases Cardiovascular Diseases Lung Diseases, Obstructive Lung Diseases Respiratory Tract Diseases |
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ORLANDO — Across the path from the wharf area where the shark hangs from a hook and people pose for pictures near its giant jaws, a building is unfolding skyward.
This summer when the cranes move to their next project and the construction fences blocking the site from the curious come down, the sounds of digging and banging and diesel engines will be replaced by screaming. Lots of screaming. Just as planned.
Transformers: The Ride — 3D will occupy that building by the lagoon in the middle of Universal Studios Florida in Orlando. The theme park sits a Hard Rock Cafe away from Universal's Islands of Adventure, home of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. The two parks and three hotels, with the 20-acre CityWalk food and entertainment complex in the middle, make for one Universal resort.
But, like "Transformers" hero Optimus Prime, the resort is evolving before guests' eyes. Its seemingly individual pieces — the roads, rides, and restaurants — will come together in something bigger and better.
The Transformers simulator ride was created with help from Industrial Light and Magic and the Hollywood talents of director Michael Bay and the "Transformers" cast, and features high-definition Infitec 3-D and screens 45 feet tall.
The goal, says Mike West, executive producer of Universal Creative, is for guests to feel as if they are riding along with one of the Transformers.
"There's guns blazing and 3-D elements popping on your hood and jumping around and you're falling off buildings, flying through the air, being pulled by Starscream through a building. It's just so much fun,'' he said. "People get off and they just kind of go, 'Wow.' And they breathe and recover — and then they want to get back on again."
Universal Orlando went through its biggest expansion in 2012, highlighted by the updating of the popular ride Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man on Islands of Adventure and the opening of Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem in Universal Studios.
Transformers will use the same video systems as Spider-Man and Despicable Me, West said.
"In the old days, with the 3-D video, if you got a little bit off-axis to one side or the other, you'd start to lose the 3-D," he said. "With this new system, you can sit almost flat up against the screen, and you can still see the 3-D."
The Spider-Man ride is in Marvel Super Hero Island, where the buildings and storefronts seem to be Stan Lee's drawings come to life. In the street, heroes and villains pose with guests. Among them is a very earnest Captain America who, regardless of the length of the waiting line of anxious fans, takes extra time to talk to little kids about the importance of staying in school. When thanked by one person for his time, he responded, "It is my honor to be at your service."
Despicable Me lives in Gru's house (on the former site of Jimmy Neutron's Nicktoon Blast and the The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera before that).
The ride itself lasts four minutes, but the "guest experience" — from the line, inside to Gru's living room to pick up 3-D glasses, to preshow and story setup in the first "lab," through the actual ride, into a dance party with the yellow, overalls-wearing minions, and the requisite exit through the gift shop — takes an enjoyable 25 minutes.
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The new video systems are so good, the experience so well-thought-out that Universal guests can't help but be let down by some attractions from another (technical) generation.
Across the street from Despicable Me is Shrek 4-D. Though it features the movies' A-list voice cast (Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, etc.) and clever dialogue, it is ultimately done in by its technical limitations. After coming over from Gru's house, this 10-year-old ride, with its movie theater seats and air blowing on your ankles, feels old and quaint.
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Make your statement.
This was the embodied theme of the 11th annual FABO Fashion Show. With a focus on trends such as color blocking and neon, the fashion show in the Memorial Union's Great Plain Ballroom brought a large crowd Tuesday.
"This theme is all about being yourself … and making your statement in life," Shelby Heimbuch, one of the three coordinators for the show, said.
Students in the department of apparel, design and hospitality management participated in the event, along with a couple independent study students. Ann Braaten, assistant professor in the department, says her students have shown improvement over the course of the semester.
"It's interesting with the classes I teach, there are two techniques … they go from, 'What are you talking about,' to, 'Oh, I love doing this.' It's fun to see that," Braaten said.
Additionally, the show acts as a motivation factor for the participants. Braaten said it gives students incentives to finish projects by a certain time and have a forum to show their work.
"It gives people a chance to get feedback and have criticism," Braaten said. "It gives them a chance to show what they've been doing and their creativity."
The FABO show included a section featuring fashion from 16 retail stores in the area, and a section showcasing students' original and reconstruct/deconstruct designs.
The reconstruct/deconstruct portion of the event required students to use a piece of secondhand clothing and turn it into a unique garment. One participant transformed a sundress into a retro one-piece bathing suit using the bodice.
Madison Whitley participated as a model and also worked with the retail stores to promote outfits. She says the fashion show benefits students of the ADHM department by serving as a networking tool.
"I think that it gives a good experience, especially by building relationships with those stores," Whitley said. "You're also working with people within your major to collaborate and bring together this whole big fashion show. It's a good thing to put on a resume."
According to Heimbuch, the FABO Fashion show also helps to promote the department and tartan design.
"It's good to get the word out … and showcase what we're doing," Heimbuch said. "People can see what we do on a daily basis."
The tartan is the design promoted in the NDSU Bookstore and was chosen through a design contest with over 70 contestants. Chosen last May, the Tartan generates sales benefiting funds for student scholarships and faculty research in the ADHM department and the College of Human Development and Education.
Amelia Asperin, Tartan Project Committee member and assistant professor of hospitality and tourism management says the tartan is a big accomplishment and is exposure for the department.
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Boy, I have some good influence I guess.... Blase Bonpane is a former catholic priest and the author of Imagine No Religion. I'm a former catholic and can never forget my early life and this religion. Thinking about it, there was a St. Blase day when we all went to church to have our throats blessed....he must have been named after st. blase.... Anyway, Blase is now married and a father of a grown son who works with him in the radio show he airs on Sunday that I listen to. Blase is a peace activist and director of Office of Americas here in L.A. I so enjoy listening to his program on Sundays but he has a very weak voice and I recall when my mom got on grape seed when she was 85 or so, her voice became so strong and clear....gives me goosebumps thinking back to that time. Her circulation was improving and voice became stronger. So I sent Blase an email a couple weeks ago and shared with him my history, former catholic, etc. etc....and now believe in no religion....I mentioned grape seed ex to him and how I thought his voice would get so much clearer and stronger, gutsy huh.....what did I have to lose....if one does not know, how will one ever be able to make changes. If they choose to....it's all about choice... A little while ago I received an email from him stating he went to a local health food store and is now taking 300mg of grape seed ex and what did I think about that....I'm a bit shocked, but feeling good too. So now I'll be listening for any change in his voice when I hear him on sundays. Nice story to share...jam
and in his email he said he bought the 300mg cap at the same place you folks get it. It is a nice story, he's a very nice person and I love his story too about his life and where he is now with his life. He resides somewhere here in L.A.
this morning and no voice change YET....I think he's on it under 1 week...can't expect a miracle that soon...but today I've decided to buy his book and read more about his life story and how he arrived at his place.... I don't read lots these days and when I do it's something that really interests me.....not into those novels many get into....
please, I just have never gotten into them....calm down, they are just not in my M.O. thanks...jam Tell me how my comment was offensive? My parents never read novels to speak of, mom a little but dad never, so please we all come from different places... my grandkids are huge readers and they have book marathons in their schools and that is great.... Just hasn't been me.... [This Message was Edited on 02/03/2013]
Blase's voice is stronger and clearer this morning...he's on Grape Seed Ex about 2 weeks now.... I'll have to send him an email with what I've heard from his voice.....jam
Blase and he said, yes I am correct his voice is stronger...he agreed...now he's asking what I know about neuropathy. I told him the grape seed ex will help with neuropathy but also look into Anatabloc which I'm taking now and which addresses Chronic Inflammation....the nerve issues can be a result of chronic inflammation...he said he had chemo yrs ago and was left with the neuropathy... He's sending me a copy of his latest book.... How great it is to help others and getting a little material gift from him, a book. The deeper I get into this inflammation issue, neuropathy is an inflammation of nerves... [This Message was Edited on 02/11/2013]
Imagine No Relgion....I'll pick and choose chapters as I go along....it's his autobiography....a nice note thanking me for my healthy advice..... Blase was very involved in the anti war movements here in the U.S. and travelled the world in the name of peace....
I finally find out Blase is 85. He was the son of a very Italian famly and his father was a judge of the Superior Court in Los Angeles and his father said: "If I had 5 sons and one was an idiot, he could become a priest." His parents were avidly protesting him going into the seminary. Blase had colon cancer in 1999 and kidney cancer in 2000, which left him with neuropathy from all the chemo he told me. From Blase: Then one thing that came out to me: Did Jesus have areligion? Yes, it was Judaism. But he was unbound and constantly spoke of the Spirit acting outside of his sect. Imagine asking Jesus: Are you a Presbyterian? A Methodist? A Roman Catholic? Wow, so much I don't know about my upbring in the Cath church....there was always talk about Jesus and I didn't know Jesus was Jew....back in my upbringing.....that was never never mentioned...I don't think my mom knew either, for sure I now know that. Back to the book....but wanted to make a few comments as I get into INR.....
Blase sounds 20 yrs younger, or at least 10... His guest on the radio today is Fr Roy Bourgois who was recently given the "boot" by the Vatican for his speaking out and for his stand on women ordinations.. Father Roy has two books on Amazon: Disturbing The Peace and From Silence to Solidarity.... Fr Roy is a cajun priest and he sounded as old in voice as Blase did a few weeks ago... For me, this is so twofold in my life history, health and my former religion. jam
and email and told him he sounded 10 yrs younger today and that Fr Roy would benefit too....here is his reply to me: Dear Dr. JAM, I think the GSE has had a profound effect. Many thanks for your prescription! I will tell Roy about it. Gratefully, Blase
slowly but surely....Blase was all for social justice worldwide and very very active in the anti war vietnam times...and current times too, anti war. He was "booted" out of the Maryknoll fathers because of his anti war positions and his wife Threasa left Maryknoll on her own as she too is for social justice and anti war... Blase has said, if he hadn't been booted out, he wouldn't have his wonderful family. People after my own heart. [This Message was Edited on 02/18/2013]


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Hi..My first post in this forum. We are thinking of a tablet to help my son with Autism - it seems that iPAD has the marjet wrt apps to help kids with Autism eg modelling, visual schedules etc.
I have next to no experience with tablets. It seems that iPAD is alocked down env. with apps and iTune and the reviews seem to point to dislkes to camera quality, no USD etc.
Having said that, the Android market does not seem tooo populated with apps for ASD kids.
Our home set up is Wifi, we have media streaming with WD One World White Book NAS/media server plus WD media adapter plus XBox 360 4GB plus desktop and laptop. We have movies in various formats and music on the NAS. We do not have any Apple products at home ie no iTunes
We have been to the local elec. shops...the iPAD 2 seems more intuiitive to use than say Acer Iconia A500.
So.........can iPAD 2 do
Capture video for modelling of son at school in clarrom ...easy to transfer / edit on PC systems
Capture behavious/ data gathering from school classroom..notes transfer to PC and email out
Receive media stream from WD gear
Stream to TV using home wifi via WD media adapter
Check emails - done using desktop/laptop.
I see on net that iPAD 3 is coming soon..so to speak.
We welcome any comments on iPAD vs others wrt use for ASD and home use.
Not looking at 3G - 16GHB should be fine.
Not sure how lack of USD and HDMI in iPAD goes down either. Must be a lot of happy iPAD users out tehre tho!!! 68% of ther market?
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Queen for a Day Pet Costume
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Doesn't everyone deserve to be Queen for a Day? Make this your pet's special day and outfit the lucky critter in a fabulous Queen costume. No bones about it, this is one cute pet Halloween costume. You know you were born to serve your pet!
- Costume Includes:
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- Color: Pink
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The neckpiece is long, more like a skirt.I put it on my malamute as a skirt like a ballerina.The crown fits tight and has 2 elastic bands that go around the head and neck. I put it on my dog and she didnt like it to much. Kinda hung her head down and frowned!
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A GRAS-Type Transcription Factor with a Specific Function in Mycorrhizal Signaling
A GRAS-Type Transcription Factor with a Specific Function in Mycorrhizal Signaling
Current Biology, Volume 22, Issue 23,
Pages 2236-2241,
Publication Date 01 November 2012
Copyright © 2012 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2012.09.044
Enrico Gobbato
John F. Marsh
Tatiana Vernié
Ertao Wang
Fabienne Maillet
Jiyoung Kim
J. Benjamin Miller
Jongho Sun
S. Asma Bano
Pascal Ratet
Kirankumar S. Mysore
Jean Dénarié
Michael Schultze
Giles E.D. Oldroyd
John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Norwich, NR4 7UH, UK
Laboratory of Plant-Microbe Interactions, UMR CNRS-INRA 2594/441, 31320 Castanet-Tolosan, France
Department of Biology, University of York, Wentworth Way, York YO10 5DD, UK
Institut des Sciences du Végétale, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 91198 Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Plant Biology Division, The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Ardmore, OK 73401, USA
Corresponding author
► A GRAS-type transcription factor that functions in the mycorrhizal association ► This transcription factor is not required for nodulation ► The work reveals specific modes of signaling for Myc factors compared to Nod factors ► One target of this transcription factor is the activation of cutin signaling
Legumes establish mutualistic associations with mycorrhizal fungi and with nitrogen-fixing rhizobial bacteria. These interactions occur following plant recognition of Nod factor from rhizobial bacteria and Myc factor from mycorrhizal fungi [1,2,3]. A common symbiosis signaling pathway is involved in the recognition of both Nod factor and Myc factor and is required for the establishment of these two symbioses [4,5,6]. The outcomes of these associations differ, and therefore, despite the commonality in signaling, there must be mechanisms that allow specificity. In Nod factor signaling, a complex of GRAS-domain transcription factors controls gene expression downstream of the symbiosis signaling pathway. Here, we show that a GRAS-domain transcription factor, RAM1, functions in mycorrhizal-specific signaling. Plants mutated in RAM1 are unable to be colonized by mycorrhizal fungi, with a defect in hyphopodia formation on the surface of the root. RAM1 is specifically required for Myc factor signaling and appears to have no role in Nod factor signaling. RAM1 regulates the expression of RAM2, a glycerol-3-phosphate acyl transferase that promotes cutin biosynthesis to enhance hyphopodia formation. We conclude that mycorrhizal signaling downstream of the symbiosis-signaling pathway has parallels with nodulation-specific signaling and functions to promote mycorrhizal colonization by regulating cutin biosynthesis.


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Christoph De Windt | Route Climbed: Grands Mulets Date Climbed: Aug 2004 | |
I didn't expect that it would be that easy to get on the highest summit of the Alps. It was for me a must been done summit, but know I think that the name of this mountain isn't more than the most famoust peak of the Alps. It was a nice and relative easy climb, I had a clear sky maybe that was my luck. I'll never will go back there cause the mountain is to crowdy and commercial. But I'm glade I have it on my palmares. | ||
Posted Sep 11, 2004 4:44 pm |
flearreta | Route Climbed: Traverse of Mont Blanc (via Tacul-Maudit) Date Climbed: August 16, 2004 | |
Camped on Col du Midi the day before. Climbed the Arête des Cosmiques on the Midi in the afternoon, went back down to campsite, have somtething to eat, rested a little and and initiated climb at 2AM. When crowded bottlenecks can be found at the Tacul face below the seracs' passes and in the rimaye of Mont Maudit before reaching the summit ridge. Very frigid wind when we arrived to Col de la Brenva, accompanied us all the way up to Mont Blanc's summit. Most people that go up this way descend via Gouter route. We had to return to pick up our tent. 6 hrs. to the summit, 5 hrs. back to Col du Midi. | ||
Posted Sep 8, 2004 12:23 pm |
Andy Kennedy | Route Climbed: Gouter Date Climbed: July 2004 | |
We camped on the ridge of the Aiguille du Gouter and left the tent a little after midnight to ensure a head start on the hoards from the hut. The climb up the dome du Gouter was a horrid slog but on reching the top we were bathed in moonlight and the whole route stretched out before us and there were only another two climbers in sight. Pressing on over the bosses was difficult as tiredness began to set in and the final summit ridge felt never ending. We summited at about 5am in the morning as the first rays of the sun were lighting the eastern horizion making revealing the shadowy peaks of the Valais. We paused for a while on the summit but the bitter cold meant we soon started down. We passed many parties on our descent but were pleased that we had the summit to ourselves without the crowds. | ||
Posted Aug 17, 2004 7:26 am |
mthoelke | Route Climbed: Gouter Date Climbed: 11 July 2003 | |
A snow plod, but great weather, fantastic views. | ||
Posted Aug 13, 2004 9:05 am |
andrea.it | Route Climbed: Italian normal route Date Climbed: 02\08\2004 | |
Beautiful ascent began in a night of full moon.From Gonella hut accros the summit and down to Cosmique hut:17 hours!! | ||
Posted Aug 3, 2004 3:09 pm |
Jose Ignacio | Route Climbed: Three Mont Blanc route Date Climbed: July 28th 2004 | |
It was hard but worthy. Very nice weather, a bit cold in the summit. | ||
Posted Aug 1, 2004 9:17 am |
joel2lounge | Route Climbed: Gouter Date Climbed: November 2001 | |
Winter conditions, no lifts open. hiked full vert. Aiguille du Gouter played out as very mixed, crampons and tools. Very cold summit. | ||
Posted Jul 25, 2004 12:37 pm |
dankras | Route Climbed: Via Mont Blanc de Tacul and Mont Maudit Date Climbed: September 16, 2003 | |
Good but blistery day. | ||
Posted May 24, 2004 2:34 am |
Gumpie | Route Climbed: Grand Pilier d'Angle - Bovin Vallencant Couloir, TD+/ED 1 Date Climbed: summer 1992 | |
Perfect conditions that day. Started about 4 AM from the biouvac and reached the route at daybreak. Fantastic ice climb through the couloir and over the 80-90 degree serac above (broke my ice axe there). Mt Blanc peak as overcrowded as usual, lots of trafic down the ridge to the Vallot. (not a welcome place-lot's of rubbish). We stayed there only a few minutes, couldn't stand it, and continued to the Grand Mulet. Had a monster dinner and lot's of Vin Rouge to "rehydrate". Slept there for 12 hrs before we returned to Chamonix. Great climbing partner! | ||
Posted May 19, 2004 8:54 pm |
Mathias Zehring | Route Climbed: several Date Climbed: 1987 - 1992 - 1999 | |
1) September 14th 1987: normal route With a group of german alpine club. Though we had a reservation at the Gouter hut, we had to sleep just on the floor, without any matress or blanket., because the hut was totally overcrowded.. Thank god the night was finished at 2 a.m. The ascent was very cold, above 4500 m I felt the height, but we reached summit at 8 a.m. Weather was hazy, no clear sight. 2) August 21st 1992: traverse A friend had left me durning our mountain holiday, so I booked "on last minute" a guided week at MB. Since last time, the hut had received an additional sleeping building where we as prefered guests slept very well, while other again had to use the floor. I felt a bit ashamed. Again we started at about 3 a.m.. I was lucky that my recently injured knee did not cause problems and we reached summit at about 7a.m. Only our team (out of 3) did the descent to the other side, crossing the shoulders of Mont Maudit (where we met Hans Kammerlander with a television team) and MB de Tacul. A final ascent brought us to Aiguille du Midi station. It was a great trip, but just following a guide and not having own responsibilities was not that what I was looking for. 3) June 3rd 1999: ski route After we had made trips for acclimatization on Alphubel and Allalinhorn we took the Aiguille du Midi cablecar to it's mid station. On the last remaining snow we traversed to Bossons glacier where we had to use the rope because of the many crevasses at the Jonction before climbing to Grand Mulet hut. There we stayed 3 nights! The next day -as expected - the weather was cloudy and windy. We started though and reached the Grand Plateau. After a thunderstorm in the late evening there were stars on the sky and it was very cold when we started at app. 3 a.m. A french group with guide were ahead of us and did a track in the fresh snow. Using ski crampons was very important because of the hard snow below the little fresh snow. At the slope from Grand Plateau to Col du Gouter we came into heavy storm. We fixed skis on an iron stick and climbed the last meters to Vallot hut with crampons. The hut was cold inside but we were happy to get out of the storm for a while. There we took all clothes we had and made the final ascent on Bosses ridge. This was not difficult but safe walking with crampons, even in the storm was very important. The french group had turned because of the storm so we four and two from austria where the only climbers on that fine day to reach the summit. After we had reached our ski agan we had still a nice downhill to Grand Mulets hut where we stayed another night. So climbing MB was almost like an expedition | ||
Posted Apr 25, 2004 8:38 am |
sokolxxx | Route Climbed: Gouter Date Climbed: 24 Juli 2002 | |
Weather was perfect...over the clouds | ||
Posted Apr 25, 2004 7:27 am |
Antonio Giani | Route Climbed: via normale Date Climbed: 1973 | |
dal rifugio Gonella | ||
Posted Apr 13, 2004 2:28 am |
maria grazia s | Route Climbed: normal france route Date Climbed: July 1977 | |
beautiful day | ||
Posted Apr 9, 2004 1:38 pm |
Farmer | Route Climbed: normal route from Aig.midi Date Climbed: juli 1998 | |
Nice mountain with a lot of crazy people on it!!!! | ||
Posted Apr 9, 2004 9:40 am |
Phillip Stasiw | Route Climbed: Dome du Gouter Date Climbed: 15 August 2002 | |
Bivied at Tete Rousse first night,above Gouter hut at tent city on the second,easy walk but had to pop into Vallot Hut to sort out someones crampons out,not a great place to spend half an hour!Great view from summit,and a mad rush all the way back down to Les Houche for a beer. | ||
Posted Feb 17, 2004 8:12 am |
Eelconl | Route Climbed: Dome de Goûter Date Climbed: August 2003 | |
With 3 Belgian guys and 3 Husky dogs we reached the top on a fantastic day!!! | ||
Posted Feb 16, 2004 1:37 pm |
Dan Bailey | Route Climbed: Grands Mulets Date Climbed: Summer 1998 | |
Stormed off and had to retreat from the wee bivvy hut on Gouter Ridge. Big crevasses and seracs on the Grands Mulets route - may not be a wise ascent in summer | ||
Posted Feb 10, 2004 11:54 am |
carruthersneil | Route Climbed: Dome du Gouter Date Climbed: 1992 | |
My first glaciated peak. Equiped with leather boots, strap on crampons, a millets anorak and a walking axe attached with bungy cord. Quite amazing we didn't die!. | ||
Posted Jan 28, 2004 9:27 pm |
David_Holland | Route Climbed: Normal route dome du gouter Date Climbed: 07-08-2001 | |
Tree words: Cold, Sun, Great! | ||
Posted Jan 22, 2004 2:02 pm |
George66 | Route Climbed: Route via Grands Mulets by skis Date Climbed: 17-June-1988 | |
learned the semantics of the sentence "réveillé à minuit" at Grand Mulet, gone to refuge vallot with ski, then walked to the summit very cold wind on top | ||
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The Jacksonville Jaguars signed 2013 fifth-round draft pick
"As I said before, we expect to have all eight draft picks under contract prior to the beginning of training camp," Jaguars general manager David Caldwell said. "We are excited to get Denard under contract. He had a very productive offseason for us and will continue to get better with each practice. He's passionate about football and has been a very good team player."
"It's a great feeling to sign my first NFL contract," Robinson said. "It's something I've been waiting my whole life for and I'm ready to get to camp later this month and get back to work. I was able to get a feel for the NFL game during the offseason and I look forward to getting the pads on and just keep improving with each practice."
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A native of Deerfield Beach, Florida, Robinson was a three-year starting quarterback at Deerfield Beach High School. He finished his career with 44 passing touchdowns and 13 scores on the ground. Robinson was also a standout member of the school's track and field team and was a member of the 2008 FHSAA state champion 4x100 meter relay team.


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3.73/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
This one looks quite dark, in an amber-brownish kind of way. Nose is resin. Flavor brings a lot of it too. Sticky sweet thing going on as well. Smooth feel. Pretty easy drinking beer. Doesn't bring any strong characteristics to the table really. Somewhat one dimensional. Nice to be able to try it though.
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2.98/5 rDev -18.4%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75
Poured into a chalice, color is dark amber, opaque, head is tan, pretty dense and presents somewhat thick 1/2 inch.
Smell is a little sweet, caramel, toast, big off flavor from the hop, metallic/earthy but unpleasant and detracting.
Taste is follows suit to the nose, cloying sweet, hop off flavors: malt is all caramel, too sweet for a strong ipa, hops dont come through well or pleasant.
Moutfeel is very cloying, sweet, strong lingering presence from the sweetness and hop combination.
Overall, a strong ipa that is not well executed, flavors seem off and mouthfeel is cloying.
Serving type: bottle
02-23-2014 01:25:45 | More by mvanaskie13
3.53/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
This is a good hoppy brew. It tastes nearly identical to crooked line's Detour IPA, which I am also a fan of. Very hoppy and slight fruity...appley.... at first, with a finish that tastes more than its abv rating. This warming feel is perfect for the cold weather on the East Coast. The only bad note is the aftertaste... its almost medicinal or vitamin like.
Overall I would imbibe again.
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02-08-2014 00:09:51 | More by tallerich
3.61/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a muddy brownish copper with a half finger of head that dissipated very quickly. The malt notes dominate the hop notes in the nose. The flavor profile is malt forward as well. This offering is full-bodied with a sticky mouthfeel. The alcohol comes on during the finish; the alcohol warmth is not terribly bad, but it is not terribly good either.
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01-03-2014 04:32:32 | More by 57md
3/5 rDev -17.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured into a pint glass. Hazy amber color. Maintained a quarter inch head throughout with very little lacing.
The coolest thing about this beer, is that if you look closely, you see the carbonation bubbles just hang out. Focus on one, then all of a sudden it rockets to the top. And it just keeps happening.
Taste was average. Fine but nothing I'd seek out again.
Serving type: bottle
10-27-2013 22:14:19 | More by candcholt
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CONTACT: Stephanie Smiley, (608) 266-1683
MADISONThe Department of Health Services is seeking input from consumers, community partners, integrated health systems, and providers on the Virtual PACE program. This is the third of several town hall meetings on Virtual PACE and will be in La Crosse on Friday, November 11.
In Wisconsin, approximately 120,000 Medicaid enrollees are also enrolled in Medicare and are known as "dual eligible" members. Currently, the members must navigate a fragmented health care system that limits coordination among health providers and increases costs. The Department is developing a new program, Virtual PACE, a coordinated care system, for Wisconsin's dual eligibles who are eligible for long term care services and who wish to receive their services in community settings. This will be accomplished by fully integrating Medicare and Medicaid services and funds.
The current separation of Medicare and Medicaid payment for services and the lack of access to coordinated care create administrative barriers to the promise of full integration into a community setting, which prevents the best possible member outcomes. The Department's summary of the Virtual PACE demonstration proposal and the grant proposal is available at www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/wipartnership/pace/.
Individuals who are interested in speaking will have up to five minutes to share their ideas at this forum. Those who would like to share their ideas and do not wish to speak are encouraged to submit their written feedback at the meeting or through our online survey at www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/wipartnership/pace/.
An additional meeting on Virtual PACE is being planned in Milwaukee and will be announced as details are finalized.
Friday, November 11, 2011 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
South Side Neighborhood Center 1300 S. 6th St. La Crosse, WI 54601
** People needing special accommodations to attend or participate in the meeting should notify the Department of Health Services at 608-266-9622 (TTY 888-701-1250) on or before November 10, 2011.
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Well now this is a weird story and to get it all in I should start from the beginning.
First about two weeks ago my phone died and i went to plug it in and would only go to the bootloader screen. Tried many times and finally went to boot thought nothing of it really just kinda pushed it off as no big deal.
Now this time it happened again did the same thing as before and managed to get the phone to boot no big deal. Then powered the phone down later that day cause i had to go into a place and the volume button wouldn't work to reduce the ringer (thinking this is where my problem is but i will go on). Tried to reboot and was simply stuck at M. I thought this is weird working earlier today not stuck. Tried to boot into recovery impossible. Then im like damnet something must have messed up. I SBF to stock and still same result. Now just by playing around im messing with the volume and camera button at boot and i manage to get it to boot. So i proceed to use this to boot the next few times. Rerooting and putting a new rom on. Last night however the phone died and I managed to get myself into the same problem. No recovery but can get into boot loader.
Now my question would be if the volume down button is malfunctioning or the volume up would that possible cause this problem. Since holding the volume up button can put you into the bootloader. Then if this switch was malfunctioning at some instance then in fact good the volume down button prevent booting?
Tore the phone down and found the metal on the volume down key had fallen off. So I put the phone back together with the volume key out of it and used a flat head to make a connection on the two contacts of the button ... still same result. Im out of ideas now and really don't know what to do.
Do I try to sbf again and see if it accomplishes anything or do i buy a parts phone and make some switches on components?
Any Ideas are helpful ... Thanks...


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New York apartments 2012
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