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Environmentalists and coalfield residents won their first victory Friday in a lawsuit which aims to curb mountaintop removal strip mining, court records showed.
The Army Corps of Engineers was ordered by a federal judge to provide documents and testimony about its role in permitting strip-mine waste piles, called valley fills.
Corps lawyers were also ordered to appear at a hearing before Chief U.S. District Judge Charles H. Haden II on Nov. 12.
The hearing will focus on a motion filed by environmentalists seeking a preliminary injunction to stop the corps from permitting more valley fills.
Old-time strip mining chipped away at hillsides to expose coal reserves. Mountaintop removal blasts off entire mountaintops to uncover coal veins. What's left of the mountaintops is dumped into nearby hollows and streams in waste piles known as valley fills.
In mid-July, the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy and 10 coalfield residents filed a lengthy lawsuit which aims to rein in mountaintop removal mining.
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The Georgia Legislature is quickly approaching the end of the 2010 session. We wrapped up last week with day 30, known as "crossover day" and the last day for Senate bills to pass over to the House. The Senate has passed many bills important to saving taxpayers' money, protecting public safety, protecting Georgian's health-care rights and dealing with Internet fraud. The following are some bills that may be of particular interest to you and your families:
By Dr. Scott Beaulier
This is an open letter to Allen Davis, president of the Coastal Estuary Protection Association, Inc.
Can you put a price on sight? A limb? A healthy newborn? The Georgia Supreme Court says no.
Even conceding our state's seemingly clueless attitude toward understanding the importance of education to Georgia's future prosperity, our politicians and bureaucrats are going to have a hard time screwing up the College of Coastal Georgia. The institution simply has too much going for it.
It occurred to me while planning for Pesach - Passover - this week, there are fellow Jews out there who may be alone or separated from family on this major Jewish holiday.
Dear Senator Carter,
Earlier this month, many Georgia television viewers, newspaper readers, radio listeners and Internet users likely were shocked at the graphic images, stomach-turning descriptions and bluntly worded warnings that turned up on their screens, pages and radios. The candid messages are part of The Georgia Meth Project, a hard-hitting ad campaign designed to discourage meth use among teenagers.
Senate Majority Whip Mitch Seabaugh (R-Sharpsburg) wants to eliminate a bunch of Superior Court judges in Georgia. Seabaugh says getting rid of 19 judges would save the state $13 million to $14 million. This means we Georgians would then have money available for really important stuff like building Gov. Sonny Perdue's $9 million horse barn in Houston County and enough cash left over for a palomino or two. When state government works well, it is an awesome sight to behold.
My parents are Americans. They are citizens of this great country, which they are proud to call home. They are also immigrants.
The Georgia concealed weapons bill, HB 615, is in sub-committee. I have major concerns about the bill. First, the talking points used to push the bill along draw focus away from the greatest risk of violence we face. Second, the bill seems to set up a challenge between gun rights advocates and property owners. Third, the bill doesn't seem to allow consideration of legitimate threat assessments needed for hospitals and other government entities with valid concerns about the safety of staff and clients.
There is currently a bill being pushed thru the Georgia Legislature that can and will have a very direct adverse effect on the ability of the people to challenge the activities of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD). I can only assume that this bill is only the beginning of the influence on policy by the new Director of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR), F. Allen Barnes.
• Day 21 (Monday, March 8): After a two week working recess to address our budget woes, we're back in session today and greeted with more bad news as we learn that February's revenues fell by nearly 10 percent from this time last year. Considering that February 2009 revenues were down by 34 percent from February 2008, this means that February 2010 revenues are down 44 percent from two years ago- devastating news.
The news in Georgia has gone to the birds. Literally. The latest big debate in the state isn't centered on how lawmakers are tackling the much-hyped $1 billion budget hole or even how the Atlanta Braves look at spring training. The campaign creating the most buzz isn't political in nature - it's ornithological.
I started covering the Bryan County Board of Education in June. Maybe there's some irony in the fact that I wound up with the beat because of the economy and resulting cutbacks in the newsroom.
Funny thing happened the other day to our local newspaper on the way to obscurity: My teenage daughter asked for a printed copy.
If public education in Georgia doesn't have enough problems, there now is a high-profile ruckus between Gov. Nathan Deal and State School Superintendent Dr. John Barge.
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Editor, In reference to an article published in the Bryan County News entitled "County finds consensus on tax increase," I find the decision of the Bryan County Board of Commissioners to increase the millage rate on private real estate in Bryan County to be an unfortunate consequence of years of shortsighted policies in regards to economic growth in the county.
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Before I say this, just know that I am not bragging. I am sure that this is not anything to brag about. But you and I are friends and I always endeavor to be honest with you so you should know the truth.
Ever since I turned 50, I have felt more vulnerable to the forces of aging. For those of you older than 50, you know what I'm talking about. For those of you under, your day is coming.
The Friends of the Richmond Hill Library is a nonprofit organization interested in good library services. They work to increase the programs and services of the library and to enrich the cultural opportunities available to the citizens of Bryan County.
There is a misconception among some in Washington that the success of our poverty-assistance programs should be measured by how much we spend on them and how many people receive benefits.
The federal government is running out of money again, and Congress needs to pass legislation to fund fiscal 2014, which starts Oct. 1. Thus, Congress and the president will soon be debating whether to raise the limit on the nation's credit card.
You may have read that the United States Supreme Court is going to hear a case about whether or not prayer can be uttered in town councils across America. Last year, a federal appeals court ruled that such a nefarious deed violated the First Amendment's ban on an "establishment of religion."
Editor, As a taxpayer and resident of the first district, I would like to know why county workers are again filling quarter-size holes on Bacontown Road? Isn't this road going to be paved in 2014?
On July 29, in a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens requested an emergency extension to the deadline for approving rates in the upcoming insurance exchange to be implemented in Georgia.
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During negotiations with coal industry and United Mine Workers lobbyists, the language was rewritten so that the automatic shutdown would occur only if methane concentrations reached 1.25 percent for a "sustained period."
Lawmakers required the Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety to write rules to define the phrase "sustained period." The rules were due in October 2012.
Board members have for months been unable to agree on a definition of "sustained period." UMW officials want to define it to require an immediate shutdown when methane reaches 1.25 percent. Industry officials want to build in some lag time, even if it's only a few seconds.
Since the legislation passed, industry officials also said that they discovered that all machine-mounted methane monitors would have to be redesigned and reapproved by MSHA before the new law could be implemented. That approval process alone could take more than a year, officials have said, meaning it could be two to three years before the new monitoring requirements are implemented across the industry.
Watts said the board decided Wednesday to adopt the MSHA rules, except that the state would require mining equipment to be automatically shut down when methane reaches 1.5 percent, not 2.0 percent as federal rules mandate. He said the board's goal was to provide "an increased level of safety" beyond what MSHA now requires.
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The role call of excellence is considerable. Many of our community's teams and athletes made us proud.
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It was a tall order to fill the limited number of Wildcat tankers competing, but Novi's boys swim and dive team made a respectable showing at the Division I meet last weekend at Saginaw Valley State University.
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Muskegon's Deyonta Davis, who has shown a tremendous ability to block shots this season, put on a shot-blocking clinic in the Class A district championship game.
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The Northern Michigan University Nordic skiing team finished second in men's and women's Nordic combined scoring at the NCAA Championships at Soldier Hollow Resort Saturday.
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Zach Zatina, a senior at Royal Oak High School , finished in eighth place in the 50-yard freestyle event at the Division 2 State Meet at Eastern Michigan University to earn the title of All State.
Division 1 boys swimming: Birmingham Brother Rice cruises to first state title since 2007
With a margin of 143 points over the second-place team, it would appear that Birmingham Brother Rice took all the drama out of winning the Division 1 state swimming championships.
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Hartland left heartbroken again in hockey state title game
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I started playing rugby in Auckland New Zealand when I was 5, for Eden and then Ponsonby rugby club.
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What is your greatest achievement in rugby so far?
Representing England in the European Under 18 FIRA/AER tournament in France and winning it.
Who is your favourite player/rugby inspiration and why?
Daniel Carter and Israel Dagg - have the best skill sets, composure and class in the world. They do things which most players can only wish they could do.
What excites you most about being part of the Wasps Academy set up?
Being able to pursue a professional career and continuing what has had such a big influence on my life and what I have loved doing since before I can remember.
Where would like to see yourself in 5 years' time?
Hopefully as part of the Wasps first team and a part of the England set up and graduated from University with a good degree.
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A Leopard. Not the biggest, but fast and notorious for stealth and agility. Adapts well and pursues whatever prey it can.
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Chocolate Ice Cream Pie Recipe
"I keep the ingredients for these frosty chocolate pies on hand during the summer," writes Wendy Bognar of Sparks, Nevada. "They're so quick to assemble. My husband and kids love them."
- 2 quarts vanilla ice cream, melted
- 1 package (5.9 ounces) instant chocolate pudding mix
- 2 graham cracker crusts (10 inches each)
- Whipped topping, optional
- In a large bowl, whisk melted ice cream and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Pour into crusts. Freeze until firm.
- Pies may be frozen for up to 2 months. Remove from the freezer 10 minutes before serving. Garnish with whipped topping if desired. Yield: 2 pies (6-8 servings each).
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I have made this recipe many times. Just made it for labor day dessert, using chocolate pudding and cookies and cream icecream. Added some chocolate syrup on top with whip cream and it was delicious! Great dessert when it's too hot to turn the oven on. My kids love it!
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I used sugar free ice cream&pudding mix[diabetic in the family] made 1 pie made small tartlet pies. they were great. will make again. thanks;
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A Seder of Safe Return By Debbie Astor, moderator of "TheBrave" listserve Welcome loved ones home from military deployment with love and a new Jewish tradition - the "Seder of Safe Return."
Those Jewish soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen who were able to attend a Passover seder away from home missed the warmth and love of family. Many were alone. Thousands were in harm's way. And Jewish families had to cope with empty chairs at the Seder table. Renowned author and scholar Rabbi Harold Kushner has just written the "Seder of Safe Return," a uniquely Jewish and deeply meaningful ceremony for families to use in welcoming home returning service-members. A discussion among participants on "TheBrave," a listserv for families of active duty Jewish military, hosted by USCJ, saw dozens of exchanges as Passover approached about the collision of pride in their loved ones' mission, fear for their safety, and the pervasive Seder themes of freedom and redemption. These realities sparked the idea for the new ceremony. Rabbi Barry Starr of Temple Israel, Sharon, MA, formulated the concept and Rabbi Maurice Kaprow, CDR USN, Deputy Fleet Chaplain, US Sixth Fleet created a framework for this new ritual. It is hoped that you, or anyone you know who will be welcoming home a loved one, will print out and use the "Seder of Safe Return" at that immensely important moment. It has been created and written as a gift, with pride in our Jewish servicemembers' commitment to the highest ideals of our nation and our people, and in honor of the bravery of their families. To download The Seder of Safe Return, visit: http://uscj.org/images/sedersafe.pdf Feel free to print it, reproduce it, or alter it to fit your particular needs. Please share this information widely and quickly. Debbie Astor |


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Trenton is the gateway to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Located approximately 10 miles from Acadia National Park, Trenton is home to many lobster pounds, campgrounds, unique shops, and other local attractions.
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The sun is not up yet in Afton, Wyoming, and the last I checked, the temperature was reading 10 degrees. Fahrenheit. I pull on two layers of long underwear, ski pants, turtleneck, a wool sweater, two pairs of socks and the Sorel boots and huge down parka-remnants from my old Minnesota days-that I dragged out of deep storage for this trip.
"This had better be an awful lot of fun, to make all this worthwhile," I think as I drive down the snowbank-lined road to the airport.
In most parts of the country, the onset of bitter temperatures and winter storms prompts recreational pilots to tuck their airplanes inside a warm hangar and retreat to the comfort of a cozy hearth and fire until the only icing conditions are in the beer cooler. But there are a few places, and a few hangar rows, where pilots actually look forward to winter. Instead of fighting the snow and ice, these pilots embrace the season, exchanging their wheels for skis and heading out into a landscape suddenly awash with landing sites.
As far as I can discern, ski flying dates back almost as far as aviation itself. It may not have been patently obvious how best to design a functioning airplane, but the idea of putting skis underneath a plane's wheels probably originated minutes after the first snowbound pilot realized he was stuck.
Then there was Sir Harry Wigley, a New Zealander who absconded with a section of his mother's Formica countertop (or so the story goes) to help develop the first set of retractable skis in 1955. Using a crude, hand-operated retraction system, Wigley used his invention to fly his Auster Aiglet from the paved runway at Mt. Cook onto the Tasman Glacier, high up in New Zealand's Southern Alps-with Sir Edmund Hillary as one of his very first passengers.
Which illustrates perfectly what a pair of airplane skis can do for you. Not everyone needs to get up on the Tasman glacier, of course. (In point of fact, I doubt anyone ever really needed to get up on the Tasman glacier, even in Wigley's day.) But strap a pair of skis on a plane, and 45 minutes later, you can be standing in the middle of a winter wonderland so dramatically remote, unspoiled and crystal-perfect that it dazzles your senses and takes your breath away.
The one thing the experience isn't likely to be, however, is warm. The last time I went ski flying, it was a 30-below-zero weekend in Minnesota, with a brisk 25-knot breeze. To say we were all a bit cold truly doesn't do the experience justice. So even though the Wyoming forecast called for temperatures in the far-more-hospitable, positive-numbers range, I fully expected my second attempt at ski flying to entail more than a little discomfort, as well. But then, I hadn't counted on Bill Wiemann.
Wiemann is an Aviat dealer in Alpine, Wyoming, who loves backwoods flying in any season, but who's also a firm believer in comfort and warmth as well as adventure-a fact that becomes obvious the moment one steps into his rustic lodge-style FBO at the privately-owned, public-use Alpine Airport. Huge, overstuffed leather couches and chairs surround a crackling, wood-burning fireplace in the corner of an open, beamed-ceiling log structure where, he says, pilots are always welcome to "drop in for a cold Corona."
Wiemann is the reason I'm in Wyoming-Wiemann and his stable of brand-new, ski-equipped Huskies, which he and Aviat owner Stu Horne have invited me to come and fly. Alpine lies in the Wyoming highlands, smack on the Idaho border, one ridge over from Jackson Hole and at the confluence of three rivers-the Salt, the Snake and the Greys. Those rivers form the Palisades Reservoir, which creeps, at times, within a couple dozen yards of Wiemann's hangar.
"Yeah, it's a carrier approach, coming in here sometimes," Wiemann says with a laugh.
Alpine Airport, which Wiemann bought two years ago, lies at an elevation of 5,720 feet, nestled between the Salt River Range and what locals call the "western hills" of the Star Valley. The valley name sounds wonderfully poetic until Wiemann tells me that it's actually short for "Starvation Valley"-the moniker given to it by early settlers. Why Starvation Valley? Because the valley got so much snow in the winter that no animals foraged there-leaving the settlers with no sources of food.
In terms of ski flying, however, that means Star Valley offers some prime real estate and options.
The morning sun is shining brilliantly on the steep, glistening slopes of the Grand Tetons by the time Stu Horne and I fly down to Wiemann's place and trade our wheeled Husky for one of his ski-equipped aircraft. The Husky type certificate covers all three basic kinds of aircraft skis: straight skis, simple retractable skis and hydraulic wheel-skis. Wiemann uses the second kind, which can be retracted in flight but then have to be re-extended on the ground. The ones on Wiemann's Huskies are made by the Aero Ski Manufacturing Company in Brooten, Minnesota, and cost about $7,500.
Some pilots prefer the cheaper and simpler option of straight skis, which cost about half the price. But Wiemann likes the lower hassle factor associated with skis that don't require removing the plane's wheels, as well as the option of landing on hard-surface runways for fuel, or if snow conditions deteriorate. Ideal, of course, would be hydraulic wheel-skis, which can be extended and retracted in flight as many times as required. But the additional investment for wheel-skis, just like amphibious floats, is significant. The hydraulic wheel-skis manufactured by Wipline, for example, run between $18,000-$23,000.
To make sure the comfort factor of our experience is covered, Wiemann has already dispatched a bevy of friends on a backcountry expedition to catch some trout and set up a camp for us, complete with campfire and log seats, along an open section of the Salt River. They, of course, will take a whole lot longer to get there than we will, which leaves us time to practice takeoffs and landings in a number of places before heading toward our breakfast stop.
As with floats, much of the challenge-and fun-of flying an airplane on skis lies in the landing and takeoff portions of flight. There are no brakes, so a landing on ice can be an interesting experience. And, at least in theory, the plane will start moving as soon as the engine is turned on. I say "in theory," because in reality, one of the biggest challenges in ski flying can be getting the plane to break free of the snow, if it's been sitting in one spot for any length of time. Wiemann, in fact, makes a point of taking not only survival gear, but also snow shoes, a shovel, and a lightweight block-and-tackle with a 200-foot rope with him in the airplane, just in case.
But once the plane is moving, a takeoff from snow is very much like a takeoff from water. Once or twice, I had to rock the stick back and forward a bit to get the tail ski to break free of the snow and find the "sweet spot" where acceleration was the best. But the feel of the airplane tells you as much about when the plane wants to fly as the airspeed indicator does. It gets light on its step, and then just a little back pressure-at least in a Husky-elevates you into the sky.


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It's not going to be the next Augusta National, but Squamish developer Doug Day promises it'll be cheap and natural.
With no development moving forward and the District of Squamish mute on a proposal for a donated park, in March, Day is opening a nine-hole "bush golf" course on the southern portion of the former Garibaldi Springs Golf Course.
Two years ago, the council of the day put the brakes on Townline Ventures Squamish's Ltd.'s proposal to rezone portions of the 18-hole golf course into 180 small lots, leaving 80.6 acres to the community as park.
With the development dead in the water, Day has been coughing up cash to maintain the grounds. At $14.99 a round, he hopes to cover the cost of cutting the grass.
"The greens won't be manicured," Day said, noting that means no fertilizer or watering. "The main thing is that people that are interested in getting into golf can go out there. If they want to practice their putting skills, they can go somewhere else."
The operation will be run out of a kiosk adjacent to the former clubhouse. It will be a walking-only course, with people either carrying their clubs or using hand carts, Day said. He plans to leave the course open almost year-round, closing the holes only when there's snow on the ground.
If the project isn't feasible, Day will have to close it down, he noted. One thing is certain: The property will not return to its intended use as an 18-hole golf course, he said. Economically it doesn't work, Day said, noting the last owner lost approximately $800,000 on the business.
All golf courses help the industry, Squamish Valley Golf Club general manager Brian Avey said.
"Any time you can get more people exposed to the sport, the better," he said.
What Day plans to operate is very different to a normal, manicured course, Avey said. The greens won't be what golfers are used to, but such an operation may be a good venue for juniors trying the game out, he said.
"It's a different demographic," Avey noted.
Jared Sissons, Executive Suites Hotel and Resorts manager, said it's too early to comment on the proposal. Resort officials would have to know the exact details of the project before they could promote it, he noted.


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Apple Basket Cake
This beautiful bushel holds a harvest of red and green apples—ripe and ready for birthdays and seasonal celebrations. Because the lattice is piped on the cake top, rather than the sides, it's easy to do. The Apple Spice Cake alone, will quickly become a family favorite! Watch our online video.
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3 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs
2 cups applesauce
3/4 cup pecans chopped
Cake serves 24.
Techniques Used
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- Waxed paper
Step 1
At least 1 day before decorating cake, make royal icing apples (23 apples used on cake shown).
Step 2
On waxed paper-covered board, pipe tip 6 red and green ball apples, approximately 7/8 in. diameter (pat smooth with finger dipped in cornstarch). Using end of brush, indent top and bottom of ball. Pipe tip 3 outline stem and tip 349 leaf. Allow to dry completely overnight.
Step 3
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray two 9-inch round cake pans with vegetable pan spray.
Step 4
In large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda, salt, cloves and nutmeg. Stir in vegetable oil and eggs. Add applesauce, mixing just until combined. Gently stir in pecans.
Step 5
Divide batter equally between prepared pans.
Step 6
Bake 35-38 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center is clean when removed. Cool cakes in pan on cooling rack 10 minutes. Turn cakes out onto cooling racks; cool completely before icing. Arrange on foil-wrapped cake board.
Step 7
Spatula ice cake smooth with yellow buttercream icing. Over cake top, pipe tip 47 ridged side up lattice. Pipe tip 47 shell top and bottom borders.
Step 8
Attach apples to lattice and borders, using additional dots of icing if necessary.


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Different Metabolic Effects of Statins
This study has been completed.
Gachon University Gil Medical Center
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First received: November 10, 2009
Last updated: October 4, 2010
Last verified: October 2010
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The investigators hypothesize that pravastatin and rosuvastatin may have different metabolic effects in hypercholesterolemic patients.
Condition | Intervention |
Hypercholesterolemia |
Drug: pravastatin, rosuvastatin |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case Control Time Perspective: Prospective |
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Further study details as provided by Gachon University Gil Medical Center:
Study Start Date: | December 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | August 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | July 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Groups/Cohorts | Assigned Interventions |
pravastatin | Drug: pravastatin, rosuvastatin |
rosuvastatin | Drug: pravastatin, rosuvastatin |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 25 Years to 75 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Sampling Method: | Probability Sample |
Study Population
Inclusion Criteria:
- Low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels>130
Exclusion Criteria:
- Overt liver disease Chronic renal failure Hypothyroidism Myopathy Uncontrolled diabetes Severe hypertension
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 09, 2014
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01011127 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | GMC-200914 |
Study First Received: | November 10, 2009 |
Last Updated: | October 4, 2010 |
Health Authority: | South Korea: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Gachon University Gil Medical Center:
Statins Insulin resistance |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hypercholesterolemia Hyperlipidemias Dyslipidemias Lipid Metabolism Disorders Metabolic Diseases Pravastatin Rosuvastatin Anticholesteremic Agents |
Hypolipidemic Agents Antimetabolites Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Pharmacologic Actions Lipid Regulating Agents Therapeutic Uses Hydroxymethylglutaryl-CoA Reductase Inhibitors Enzyme Inhibitors |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 09, 2014


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The Minor League Baseball season has reached it's glorious culmination. Well, actually, it's not very glorious. No, no one really cares who wins in the New York-Penn semis, or the International League title, or the Midwest League championship. It's just not that interesting. Not even for me. Sure, organizations do their best to instill winning attitudes throughout their farm systems, and I absolutely agree that's important. It's why Jeff Luhnow is still tweeting crap like "#JETHAWKS WIN". Yay, Jethawks… It's fun for the players, I suppose. It's fun for the small-town fans, too. And it's a small source of pride for player development types. But that's about the extent of it. All that said, the various MiLB playoffs are still worth keeping an eye on, if only for the handful of real-deal prospects who're performing on a slightly grander stage than usual. So, to wrap up this year's Minor Accomplishments series, I leave you with a brief rundown of what's happening with some of the more notable prospects in their respective postseasons:
Mike Zunino | C, Mariners – The third overall pick this past June has been simply incredible since signing. His dominance has continued in the Double-A Southern League playoffs: Zunino's blasted 3 homers and posted a .400+ AVG for Jackson.
Please, blog, may I have some more?