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Imagine tucking your two boys in bed every night knowing that neither of them is likely to live long enough to graduate from high school. It's a daily reality for Jeff and Deena Leider.
Their sons, Jason, 6, and Justin, 3, were born with a rare genetic disease, Hunter syndrome, in which their bodies fail to produce a key enzyme needed to maintain healthy cells. Despite costly enzyme replacement therapy, their cells don't dispose of toxins, and as they grow, their organs swell and their bodies steadily shut down. Most kids with Hunter syndrome don't make it past 15.
The boys were busy coloring with crayons while their father explained their disease to students at the Fortis Institute in Wayne on Thursday.
"Every day, when I kiss them goodnight, I leave their room and get choked up knowing that we're one day closer to the final chapter," Leider told the students. "But I don't have time to cry right now. As their daddy and their provider, I can only fight for them."
Leider, a landscaper by trade, spends as much time as he can spreading the word about Hunter syndrome, which was first diagnosed in 1906 but is exceedingly rare. There are only about 300 cases nationwide, and his two boys are among four cases reported in New Jersey, he said.
He's working with state Sen. Nellie Pou, D-Hawthorne, on a bill that would require that all newborns be tested for Hunter syndrome. Only one state — Texas — requires testing, he said.
Leider, with his wife, has created a foundation — Let Them Be Little X2 — with its own website to raise money and awareness. Two years ago he testified before Congress and helped persuade the Obama administration to cut red tape involving clinical trials so that experimental drugs to combat genetic illnesses could be put on the market more quickly. He's written a soon-to-be-published book, "Our Journey Home," which he hopes will raise money.
The students at Fortis on Thursday donated $500 to Leider's foundation, the proceeds from a recent fundraiser.
Leider said his first-born son, Jason, seemed like a healthy kid at first — except that he had chronic ear infections and his nose kept running. At age 3, Jason's preschool teacher noticed that the boy kept rolling his tongue.
A blood test revealed Hunter syndrome; the Leiders then had Justin tested, and he proved to have the disease, too.


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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
i spent much of the day straightening out kdegraphics for the coming 4.0 release. there are only three outstanding issues in the module now: kghostview (to be eventually superseded by okular), kfax (ditto) and the kfile-plugins (many of which haven't been ported and some of which probably should be in strigi itself). kooka itself went bye-bye, as did kmrml.
but extragear now contains kcoloredit (the more straightforward kcolorchooser was broken out and remains in kdegraphics), kgrab (ksnapshot + featuritis), kgraphviewer, kiconedit, kpovmodeler, kuickshow and ligature.
so now kdegraphics contains a basic set of apps for the basic and common desktop needs: basic painting (kcolourpaint), files viewing (okular), image collection viewing (gwenview), screenshots (ksnapshot), screen ruler (kruler), scanning (libkscan, used by apps like krita and kword for integrated scanning support), digital camera access (camera:// ioslave). several of these apps sport improved/streamlined interfaces and have been feature enhanced for kde 4.0.
extragear-graphics will have a release along with kdegraphics for 4.0 as well, so if you use kpovmodeler or ligature or whatever you won't have to go scrounging.
assuming this experiment works out, i hope that other modules take a similar approach to providing an "essentials" pack in the main module and a broad selection of apps in extragear with a coordinated release. it will make "default KDE installs" more focused while raising the profile and exposure of the large number of truly great KDE apps out there via extragear.
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Something I wondered a long time about: What has a document viewer to do in kdegraphics?!?
- 12/6/07 20:44
kooka went out? Will there be a replacement for it? It always served my needs for scanning documents.
- 12/6/07 21:06
shame on me. didn't read the full entry, so I missed, that scanning will be integrated in krita for example :)
- 12/6/07 21:08
- Aaron J. Seigo said...
@anonymous: "What has a document viewer to do in kdegraphics?!?"
it shows things on screen. ;) yeah, it's mildly weak, but it's the least weak place to put it. it does show lots of graphical content, however, such as TIFF/FAX/GS/PDF..
@anonymous2: "didn't read the full entry, so I missed, that scanning will be integrated in krita for example"
not will be, it already is =) among other apps ... - 12/6/07 21:36
> yeah, it's mildly weak, but it's the least weak place to put it.
"Mildly" is understating it. ;-) Honestly, everyone needs a document viewer every now and then, so I think it belongs into kdebase. And by "it" I mean _one_ of the two (yes i'm aware of the discussion) - the other should find its place in extrager or so. - 12/6/07 21:52
I still hope there will be a dedicated scan app. Just for simple scanning, instead of having to open a full image editor to just scan + e-mail a picture.
Thanks for the update of the other components. I really like this approach. :-) - 12/6/07 22:33
No nice so good!
I love the packages subdivision!! This will stop most newbies from saying "kde is so bloated with apps and btns".
g0000d job ! - 12/6/07 23:53
- badmanone said...
Is a "screen ruler" really an essential element? And for that matter how much to "regular" users need screen shot support?
- 13/6/07 17:24
- Aaron J. Seigo said...
@badmanone: neither are "critical" but both are widely used (more than i actually thought for either one =) and very small apps. they don't overlap with any other app in the module, either. so given their usage, small size and uniqueness i figure they are worth keeping around.
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Hedge funds returned to positive territory in February after being marginally negative in the previous month. The composite Eurekahedge Hedge Fund Index, which tracks the performance of all hedge funds on an equally-weighted basis, was up by 0.59% on the back of mid-month trend reversals in the underlying markets.
Results across the regions were mixed as European and Japanese markets declined while indices across Asia ex-Japan and the Americas were up for the month. North American hedge funds delivered the best results, gaining 1.5% on average as the managers skilfully charted through the market swings. All strategies were positive for the month, with the exception of macro managers who were flat. CTA/managed futures hedge funds posted the best performance with gains of 1.37% while the Eurekahedge Relative Value Hedge Fund Index was up for the 12th straight month with gains to the tune of 1.1%, bringing their 12-month rolling returns figure to 26.44%.
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TAMPA, Fla. – Michael Pineda hurt his shoulder last March and became trapped in an endless spring training, working out at the Yankees' minor league complex while the 2012 season played on without him.
"It's a little sad for me last year because I'm very excited [to be] traded to New York," Pineda said. "I really wanted to pitch."
The Yankees will break camp again without Pineda, leaving him to continue rehabbing from a torn labrum that required surgery. A June return is his best-case scenario, though it might take longer to be the front-of-the-rotation starter the Yankees envisioned.
"We're hoping we can get what we traded for, under the circumstances, a year later," said general manager Brian Cashman.
A month before the 2012 camp opened, Cashman dealt promising offensive catcher Jesus Montero and right-hander Hector Noesi to the Mariners for Pineda and minor league pitcher Jose Campos.
For all the talk of someday prying ace Felix Hernandez from Seattle, the Yankees had picked up a younger, hard-throwing right-hander with control and a biting slider.
Pineda was also a long way off from free agency.
But he arrived last February some 20 pounds overweight and his high-octane velocity never surfaced in camp, though the Yankees don't believe Pineda's lack of conditioning contributed to his injury. By August, Pineda was charged with DUI in an early-morning traffic stop not far from the club's facility. The case still is unresolved.
He was photo shopped into the official 2012 team picture.
"A really bad year for me," Pineda said. But, "everything's in the past. I'm very excited for this year. … I'm feeling good, stronger now. I'm ready to pitch this year."


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Any waiver of the RFS would have little to no effect on corn prices, but would certainly harm biofuel producers and biotechnology companies across the United States, the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) said today in official comments to the Environmental Protection Agency on the requests by governors of several states for a waiver of America's Renewable Fuel Standard.
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"A waiver of the RFS would have a significant negative impact on investments in advanced biofuels. The RFS and EPA's consistent implementation of the law is the fundamental policy driver for the continued development of U.S. biofuels, particularly advanced and cellulosic biofuels. It provides the industry and investors confidence that if they can produce commercial volumes of advanced and cellulosic biofuels, the RFS will ensure market access for those types of fuels. Waiving the RFS would cause great investment uncertainty, thus harming the nascent advanced and cellulosic industries which depend on it for survival."
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Abstract: Objective: The objective was to assess the relative risk (RR) for cardiovascular (CV) events across all 8 randomized phase 2/3 trials evaluating saxagliptin in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Methods: Cardiovascular events (death, myocardial infarction [MI], stroke, revascularization procedures, and cardiac ischemia) were reported by investigators through standard adverse event reporting procedures and were systematically identified. Post hoc blinded adjudication of all deaths, MIs, and strokes was performed using prespecified endpoint definitions by an independent clinical events committee (CEC). Results: A total of 4607 randomized and treated patients (n = 3356 treated with saxagliptin [2.5–100 mg/d]; n = 1251, comparator [n = 656, placebo; n = 328, metformin; n = 267, uptitrated glyburide]) were included. The median ages were 54 years (saxagliptin) and 55 years (comparator) (interquartile range, 47–61 each); 51% were female, 73% were white, 52% were hypertensive, 44% had hypercholesterolemia, 39% had a smoking history, 20% had a first-degree family member with premature coronary heart disease, and 12% had prior CV disease. Cardiovascular events were experienced by 61 patients (38 [1.1%], saxagliptin; 23 [1.8%], comparator), and CV death/MI/stroke events were reported by investigators in 41 patients: 23 (0.7%), saxagliptin; 18 (1.4%), comparator (relative risk, 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.44 [0.24–0.82]). The CEC reviewed 147 patients with potential CV events and identified a total of 40 patients with CV death/MI/stroke: 22 (0.7%), saxagliptin; 18 (1.4%), comparator (RR, 0.43 [0.23–0.80]). Component proportions for CV death, MI, and stroke were (saxagliptin vs comparator): 7 (0.2%) vs 10 (0.8%), 8 (0.2%) vs 8 (0.6%), and 11 (0.3%) vs 5 (0.4%), respectively. Conclusion: No increased risk of CV death/MI/stroke was observed in patients randomly assigned saxagliptin across a broad drug development program. Although this systematic overview has inherent and important limitations, the data support a potential reduction in CV events with saxagliptin. The hypothesis of CV protection with saxagliptin will be tested prospectively in a large randomized clinical outcome trial evaluating saxagliptin compared with standard of care in patients with type 2 diabetes at increased risk for CV events.
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Chicken Satay Skewers
Celebrate warmer breezes by sharing a tropical combo: chicken skewers with a spicy peanut sauce and a Pineapple-Rum Cocktail.
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- 2 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (6 to 8 ounces each), thinly sliced lengthwise into 12 strips
- 1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon red-pepper flakes
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1/4 cup creamy peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
- Vegetable oil, for pan
Cook's Note
Step 1
In a bowl, toss chicken with sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic, and 1/4 teaspoon of the red-pepper flakes. Season with salt and pepper. Thread each chicken strip lengthwise onto a skewer.
Step 2
Make dipping sauce: In a small bowl, whisk together peanut butter, vinegar, remaining 1/4 teaspoon red-pepper flakes, and 2 to 3 tablespoons water.
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Heat grill pan over high. Working in batches, brush pan with oil, and cook chicken until opaque throughout, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Serve chicken skewers with dipping sauce.
Everyday Food, April 2009Reviews (8)
FedGirl25 Feb, 2014
The chicken was amazing! My family loves spice and strong flavors, so I always double the garlic, heavy on chili - as I did in this case. I used a stove top griddle to cook the chicken breasts on moderately high heat until golden. Teenage boys LOVED it, saying I was the best cook:-)
The sauce was a bit too peanut buttery. I added a lot more chili, sriracha, vinegar, splash of soy sauce, s.oil and heated it on low. With 3x the chicken, 1/2 the sauce was enough, lightly drizzled. -
EmWin20 Dec, 2010
AuntieBetty, I have baked chicken satay skewers, just be sure to soak the wooden skewers in water for a few hours or they could char/burn in the oven. I went about 25 minutes at 350 turning a few times.
AuntieBetty1 Oct, 2010
I'm going to try baking the chicken/skewers rather than frying. Has anyone already tried this way?
AuntieBetty1 Oct, 2010
I'm going to try baking the chicken/skewers rather than frying. Has anyone already tried this way?
kimr947630 Mar, 2010
The chicken was good, but not as much flavor as I would have liked.
The dipping sauce is AWFUL!!! There are so many better recipes out there for this. I would never make this one again. Peanut butter and vinegar? REALLY???
lindalove26 Mar, 2010
These are tasty. The marinade isn't so flavorful but juicy, grilled chicken is always yummy. I'm surprised how flavorful the sauce was with so few ingredients. The sauce is great, dip some cucumbers into it like I did- delicious.
pattipoopidoo3 Aug, 2009
Fabulous combo for summer nights. I made them for a party and they disappeared. Dipping sauce is killer good. Also made feta dip on this site to go with and it was also wonderful.
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A female British Army medic killed in Afghanistan has been named locally as Channing Day, 25, from Northern Ireland.
Miss Day, who served with 3 Medical Regiment, died alongside a Royal Marine from 40 Commando and a suspected Afghan insurgent while on patrol in the Nahr-e Saraj district of Helmand Province.
The soldier from Comber, Co Down, was a bubbly and sporty teenager who dreamed of joining the Army as a schoolgirl, a former teacher said.
Strangford College acting principal Paul Maxwell said: "She always said she wanted to join the Army, she was pretty much focused on wanting to join the Army."
The families of the British personnel have been informed of their death.
The Taliban claimed the incident as a "green on blue" attack, but the MoD said the Afghan man - although believed to be a member of the Afghan Uniformed Police - was not wearing uniform at the time and was not on patrol with British troops.
An MoD spokesman said: "On October 24, during a UK foot patrol in the Nahr-e Saraj district of Helmand Province, there was an exchange of gunfire that resulted in the deaths of a Royal Marine from 40 Commando Royal Marines, a female soldier from 3 Medical Regiment and an Afghan man who is believed to be a member of the Afghan Uniformed Police but who was not wearing uniform at the time. The UK patrol were not working with any Afghan partners at the time."
The spokesman said an investigation is continuing into what initiated the exchange of gunfire but the situation "remains unclear".
Major Laurence Roche, spokesman for Task Force Helmand, said: "I am extremely sorry to announce the deaths of a Royal Marine from 40 Commando and a soldier from 3 Medical Regiment serving with Task Force Helmand. This is dreadful news for all of us serving in Afghanistan. Our sincere condolences go to their families, friends and colleagues at this time of grief."
Their deaths take the total number of UK service members to have died since operations in Afghanistan began in October 2001 to 435.


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on Feb 8, 2013 at 2:26 pm
Fortunately we live in a free enterprise society where the viability of an enterprise is determined by the amount of business that is generated versus its costs. This is how it should be. If residents and workers in Menlo Park and surrounding communities did not value this BevMo, they would not shop at it, and it would go out of business. But, the community has shown that it does value BevMo by voting with its dollars.
This is a much better system than one in which a small group of citizens and even smaller group of competing merchants try to use local government to prevent the establishment of an enterprise.
BevMo has done a great service for wine buyers in the area by at least providing an alternative to Draegers and Beltramos, two merchants who enjoyed too little competition for too long.
on Feb 8, 2013 at 4:18 pm
Historically, the Menlo voters when polled and by their votes have shown their support for a number of issues than those tomato throwers who show up to council and commission meetings to say, "Whatever it is, we're against it"
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The real objectors to the Bevmo were Beltramos and Draegers. They didn't want anyone messing with their ability to sell alcohol at obscene prices. After the disgusting behaviour of Beltramos management, ORDERING their employees to go to the city council meeting to speak against Bevmo, I haven't set foot in their establishment. And I won't in the future. The Beltramos seem to think they have some lock on my alcohol expenditures. They don't and I'll drive up to K&L for the unusual items that Bevmo doesn't stock.
Serious miscalculation on the part of Beltramos.
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Never did shop @ Dragers for me bevmo items. Have not shopped @ Beltromos since Bevomo opened, and will not. Bevomo has been a good place to shop and the prices r right and i do no have to go to Redwood City and my sales taxes stay in Menlo. Wonderful!!!!!
on Feb 9, 2013 at 11:19 am
I love the BevMo. I refuse to shop at Beltramo's, as does my family in Menlo. We've stayed loyal to K&L as well & happily bypass the Big B to shop there.
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The back room was dark, damp and filled with the stench of moist rot. Tinfoil was taped over two narrow windows to keep the glow of the streetlights out. The furniture consisted of two soiled wing chairs and a wooden executive desk. Elle Meyers walked inside, trying to breathe through her mouth to avoid the smell. She was followed by Dominick the Russian and his companion in crime, Nadia.
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Originally Posted by acgclone We need to greatly improve our OL and eatablish a physical running attack. It will take more than an improved Oline to establish a physical running attack. Look at the lines from 2009-11, our offense does not optimally facilitate a physical running attack. With our delayed hand-offs and zone-reads from the shotgun, our run game is dependent on the defense making mistakes more than our line pushing guys downfield.
Originally Posted by MadCy How many threads will be started between now and August on this topic? Bookie Event?!!? We dont have those anymore,unfortunately.
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I am going to go with it doesn't matter unless it is somone like RGIII. Our scheme seems to suck. The OL is playing poorly as are our receivers. With all of that going no QB is going to make it work every Saturday.
Originally Posted by Istate I'd be surprised if it's Sam. He has never impressed me. He performed well against two of the worst defenses in college football. I mean teams that Lanning and Ankeny would have put up 200 yds passing against without a problem bad. To me, Sam lacks both arm strength and the quickness to run our offense. He throws a very catchable ball because of the trajectory that it comes in with, but I see plenty of time with his throws that allow defense to react on the sideline throws and recover on deep throws. Too many throws in just three games were completions but nearly interceptions. I'm not talking about Brady/Manning type window throws. I'm talking about balls just floated over the underneath defender or just barely getting to the wr before a defender took it the other way. So with that being said, I'll be on the Barnett/Rohach wagon for 2013 at this point. I may be wasted, but you sir are high if you think Barnett has any chance of starting.
Originally Posted by zwclones51 I may be wasted, but you sir are high if you think Barnett has any chance of starting. He is the best at executing what is the foundation of this offense (zone read)- he has a chance.
I would have said grant before today, and I didn't really see anything today to change my mind.
Originally Posted by MadCy How many threads will be started between now and August on this topic? Bookie Event?!!? Pretty hard to have a bookie event when there hasnt been a bookie for quite some time now
How many times do fanbases declare a kid who hasn't played a minute of College football the starter for the next season...lol SR has 2 career starts with 2 previous starters looking over his shoulder ready to come in on a mistakes. Make him the man and he will be fine next season. I am more worried about us getting 0 yards on half our running plays and the fact we had 10 offensive points. We have to start scoring 30+ per game if we want to win 7+ games I know this is hard to do, but we need to focus on our O and D lines. A good Offensive line will make a 2-3 Star look like a 5 star.
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Originally Posted by CycloneErik Unless the OL drastically improves, I could play QB and it wouldn't be a whole lot different. This
I think it will be Sam, but hopefully Grant can push him. Sam was easily our best QB between Steele, JB, and him IMO. We were quickly reminded yesterday of why Steele wasn't playing anymore. He's just a turnover machine. Problem I see with Sam though is that he doesn't have much arm strength at all. It takes the ball forever to get to the target. There is no zip on it at all.
Sam is pretty accurate when he has time to throw, when you force him to move his feet not so much. Some guys throw great on the run, don't know if he will do that very well. Lots of time to improve though.
The new offensive coordinator will pick the QB. My guess is not JB or SR. SR needs more speed on the ball and JB needs to make quicker decisions. If you have to grow someone into the position start as young as you can.
Our QB won't matter one bit next year until the line can learn to block and the receivers can get open consistently. Could the QB play improve, sure, but until you can solidify some basic fundamentals of the game, there is no way to tell the QB how to improve. Constantly throwing on the run, getting hit as you throw and not finding open receivers does not give you a fair evaluation of your QB play. Our offensive line has been abysmal this year. They got pushed around by almost every team we played. I'm not saying our QBs are world beaters by any stretch, but honestly, there is a reason we were never able to settle on one guy and it's not because they couldn't play the position. SR seemed to look the best under pressure and not turn the ball over. With the O-line play we had this year, that's basically all you can ask from any QB, "Don't panic and don't turn the ball over. Anything else we get will be a lucky bonus." I for one don't care who it is, but I really hope we can go into fall camp with one clear QB and one back up. IMO, this is a lesson the coaches should be learning from the last couple of years. With an already amazingly inconsistent offense, the one thing that might help, is picking a guy and letting him be the QB and settle into that job, as opposed to fighting to keep his starting position week in and week out.
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New York tagged Rays' starter David Price with 11 hits and five earned runs before he left the game after seven innings. Curtis Granderson hit a solo home run in the second to put the Yankees on the board. The shot was Granderson's ninth homer in his last 13 games. Robinson Cano hit a two-run homer in the fifth to give his team a definitive 4-2 lead.
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