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Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, talks with Chris Hayes about issues of mistreating women that plague Republican Senator David Vitter.
Read More...Associated Press' Jennifer Peltz interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill about the firing of a Wall Street banker and whether her sexual harassment lawsuit reveals that there is still no equality in the work place -- especially on corporate America: "But as commentators ranging from legal analysts to comedians debate whether she's a novel form of discrimination victim or a gold digger trying to cash in on male attention she courted, the 33-year-old single mom at the center of it all says she's unbowed and trying to teach corporate America a lesson."
Read More...Watch NOW President Terry O'Neill on Joy Behar Show on Headline News: HLN's Joy Behar and panel discuss new twists in story of Debrahlee Lorenzana, who says she was fired for being too sexy.
Read More...Media Matter's Karl Frisch interviews NOW Vice President Erin Matson on Washington Post's Robin Givhan's sexist reporting on Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan: "Major national advocates for women are pushing back hard against the Washington Post's Robin Givhan who attacked Elena Kagan last week for being "dowdy" while obsessing over her own observation that the Supreme Court nominee "doesn't appear to ever cross her legs."
Read More...Watch NOW President Terry O'Neill on MSNBC Live talking about the new abortion health service ad that aired this week in the UK.
Read More...Washington Post's Phillip Rucker quotes NOW President Terry O'Neill after Connie Saltonstall announces she will not be running for Rep. Bart Stupak's (D-Mich.) seat: "Democrat Connie Saltonstall, the abortion-rights advocate who challenged retiring Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) after he resisted a health-care overhaul because of his antiabortion stance, ended her campaign Monday after the party establishment closed ranks around another candidate."
Read More...John Nichols writes for The Nation: "The coverage of the death at age 92 of the remarkable actress and singer Lena Horne has made mention of the fact that she appeared at A. Philip Randolph's 1963 'March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom,' standing near the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. as he delivered the 'I Have a Dream' speech."
Read More...Time Magazine's Laura Fitzpatrick interviewed NOW President Terry O'Neill asking the question why women still only earn less money then men: "Why has it taken so long? Nearly half a century after it became illegal to pay women less on the basis of their sex, why do American women still earn less than men?"
Read More...CNN's Jill Doughtery reports on why the White House is revising Title IX women's sports policy: "Vice President Joe Biden announced Tuesday that the Obama administration is changing the policy that governs gender equality in sports by eliminating what some women's rights supporters claim was a Bush administration loophole in compliance."
Read More...AP reporter Hope Yen interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill about the new Census which reveals that more women are getting advanced degrees: "Women are now just as likely as men to have completed college and to hold an advanced degree, part of an accelerating trend of educational gains that have shielded women from recent job losses. Yet they continue to lag behind men in pay."
Read More..."Dorothy Height, an icon of the Civil Rights Movement and a longtime leader in the pursuit of equal rights for women, has died at the age of 98," Jim Iovino reports for NBC 4 in Washington, D.C.
Read More...CNN's John King interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill on his new show "John King, USA" about the new abortion law in Nebraska prohibiting most abortions after 20 weeks.
Read More...Congress.org's Ambreen Ali interviews NOW President Terry O'Neill about whom we feel should replace Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens: "Now that Justice John Paul Stevens is officially retiring, advocacy groups are getting ready for a spirited debate over who should replace him."
Read More...NBC's Deputy Political Director, Mark Murray blogs in MSNBC's First Read about NOW's reaction to Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens' retirement: "It seems that almost every politician and interest group has weighed in on today's news that Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is retiring, setting up a potential fight over his vacancy."
Read More...CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney cites NOW President Terry O'Neill's statement regarding Justice John Paul Steven's announcement to retire: "The National Organization for Women also weighed in on Stevens' retirement. The group called on the president to nominate a woman to the high court, which counts Justice Sotomayor and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg among its nine members."
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Dr. Peter Park, assistant professor of biology at Nyack College, will be featured in a lecture at The Nyack Library located at 59 South Broadway in downtown Nyack in the Community/Meeting Room on Saturday, July 14 at 12:30 p.m. An evolutionary ichthyologist, who studies ecological diversification of brain and behavior in Alaskan threespine stickleback fish, he will discuss "The Biodiversity of New York Fishes: What We Owe to the Hudson River."
Dr. Park will introduce the diversity of fishes and highlight some of the major fishes of the Hudson River ecosystem. A sampling of the questions he will address include the following:
For more information on this event co-sponsored by Nyack College and The Nyack Library, please phone Dane Paciarello at 845.358.3370, ext. 244.


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A look at the very brief Knicks "off-season" to come.
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Q & A with JBF Award Nominee Ken Forkish
Most Pacific Northwest epicureans are familiar with the creative, crave-worthy baked goods at Ken's Artisan Bakery in Portland. They may not, however, know that the bakery's owner (and 2013 Outstanding Pastry Chef award nominee), Ken Forkish, had a twenty-year career in the tech industry before trading in his suit and tie for an apron. Read on to learn about his JBF Award–nominated cookbook, favorite local eateries, and his early-onset obsession with doughnuts.
JBF: Before you opened your wildly popular bakery, you had a twenty-year career in Silicon Valley. How did this transformation come about?
Ken Forkish: I'd always wanted to get out of the corporate world. When I lived and worked in Europe in the late 1980s, a lot of light bulbs turned on, ultimately leading me to want to be a real boulanger in America. The transition from the old career was a little messy, but it all worked out well in the end.
JBF: What's your favorite item on the menu at Ken's Artisan Bakery?
KF: Just one?! I'll go for two, if you don't mind. For bread: my three-kilo boule of Country Blonde bread, a loaf that I wrote an essay about in my book, Flour Water Salt Yeast. For pastry: the Oregon Croissant, which is shaped like a Danish, filled with hazelnut cream and blueberries, and topped with local blackberries and pearled sugar. Our local berry farms freeze enough of each year's harvest to keep us in good supply with excellent quality frozen berries year round, which is perfect for baking. We egg-wash with cream and yolks, then bake until we see a burnished, deep brown—so you get a good, flaky crunch when you attack it.
JBF: You also own and run Ken's Artisan Pizza. What are some of the different challenges of running a bakery versus a pizzeria?
KF: Well, they're two very different businesses. The bakery has a wholesale component, which means we have a delivery van, drivers, restaurant and grocery store customers, and the need to be out the door with bread by 8:00 A.M. every morning. And my bakery is open from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. every day. We might do 500 transactions at the cash register on a busy day, with up to five counter staff working side-by-side at a time, slinging espresso drinks and taking orders of breads, pastries, and lunch, which is big for us. The bakery also has production staff working around the clock, whereas Ken's Artisan Pizza is a dinner-only restaurant open for just five hours each day (we need all day to do prep for an average of 175 covers per night), and it has a bar and table service. Any challenges are tempered by great, loyal staff with a lot of tenure at each location. I don't want that phone call at 2:00 A.M.!
JBF: What do you think is the key to making a stellar pizza?
KF: Great ingredients, for one: good flour, the best tomatoes, great mozzarella, and fresh basil. Proper fermentation of the dough is essential to get that savory quality that lingers on your palate. Balanced toppings, so no one ingredient overwhelms the others. And perfect baking, so that the bottom, the rims, and the toppings are all at the perfectly baked point at the same instant.
JBF: What are some of your favorite restaurants in Portland and why?
KF: I love Mirakutei for sushi made by a master, June for its creativity and willingness to try the unusual, Le Pigeon for anything by Gabriel Rucker, and Ox for virtuosity on a wood-fired grill.
JBF: You recently published a very instructive cookbook called Flour Water Salt Yeast. What do you most want readers to take away from the book?
KF: That they can stop buying more baking books and just learn how to ferment dough to get the best flavors and texture—then they can blend whatever flours they want to make a version of bread they can call their own. And finally, that homemade pizza is easy and good.
JBF: What's your earliest food memory?
KF: Badgering my mom and dad from the back seat of the car to hit the doughnut shop on the way home from Sunday church.
About the author: Elena North-Kelly is associate editor at the James Beard Foundation. Find her on Twitter and Instagram.
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In the co-main event at UFC 164, two former UFC Heavyweight champions do battle as Frank Mir (16-7 MMA; 14-7 UFC) faces Josh Barnett (32-6 MMA; 4-1 UFC). The official UFC rankings have Mir as the #6 contender at Heavyweight, with Barnett at #10. UFC 164: Henderson vs. Pettis airs live on PPV this Saturday, August 31 with the main card starting at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
Like Mendes vs. Guida, this is a battle between two remarkably similar fighters. Mir and Barnett both made their careers on the strength of their submission-based grappling game, and both have improved their striking over the years. They've both worn UFC gold. But both are also winding down their careers - Mir is the younger man at age 34, which is rare in MMA. It's been 9 years since Mir was UFC champion proper (not counting his Interim title), 11 years for Barnett. It's amazing that both men remain viable contenders.
How do these two stack up?
Mir: 34 years old | 6'3" | 79" reach
Barnett: 35 years old | 6'4" | 78" reach
What have these two done recently?
Mir: L - Daniel Cormier (UD) | L - Junior dos Santos (KO) | W - Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (Sub)
Barnett: W - Nandor Guelmino (Sub) | L - Daniel Cormier (UD) | W - Sergei Kharitonov (Sub)
How did these two get here?
Few men have had as rocky a road in the UFC as Frank Mir. The former champion seemed done years ago, battled back from serious injury to be one of the top Heavyweights again, and now seems to have settled into a role just barely outside of title contention. He had arguably the best run of his career in 2010/2011, but is now on the first 2 fight losing streak of his lengthy career. His bone breaking win over Big Nog established him as arguably the best submission fighter in Heavyweight history - another big submission win here would be huge.
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Josh Barnett's UFC career path has not been easy either, largely due to his very public feud with Dana White. Barnett beat Randy Couture for the Heavyweight belt all the way back at UFC 36, but subsequently failed a drug test and was stripped of the belt and released from the UFC. He's spent the last decade fighting primarily in Japan and then in Affliction (where you could argue that another failed Barnett drug test led directly to the closing of the entire company) and Strikeforce where he was runner-up in the GP. A great talent, Barnett may be forever tainted by his repeated failed tests.
Why should you care?
This could be a tremendous grappling battle a la Mir vs. Nog 2. But it could be a dull wall 'n stall fest. We'll have to see.


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Stress and/or anxiety would be a culprit.
Jason Cholewa, Ph.D., CSCS
Hey everyone I'd like to first admit that my cardio endurance is absolutely horrendous and I'm slowly but surely building it up. I recently started working out with a personal trainer who has been making me perform full body workouts. Here is an example of the last workout we did.
Push ups on DB's-15 reps
Jumping pull ups-15 reps
Sit ups-15 reps
Walking lunges w/ 20lb DB-15 steps one way and 15 steps back the other way
I did this for a total of 5 sets
By the time I hit my fifth set I was obviously sucking wind and tired as f*uck but I had this sudden rush of extreme tiredness and complete feeling of fatigue come over me, where for the life of me I could not stop yawning and just wanted to fall asleep right there. This has happen to me one other time about a month ago and it's the strangest feeling.
My question is, is this simply a result of my poor cardio endurance or a possible vitamin deficiency such as B12? When I run on the treadmill and I'm starting to feel tired I never start to yawn and get the sudden urge to fall asleep, could it perhaps be that I'm working both my cardio endurance and muscular endurance which is resulting in such extreme fatigue?
Stress and/or anxiety would be a culprit.
Jason Cholewa, Ph.D., CSCS
Thanks Jason,
I often do get stressed out and have anxiety issues caused by my job. Thinking back it makes sense, whenever I'm stressed out my left eye starts to twitch and it has been twitching a lot lately.
I understand that stress can be detrimental to the gym and your overall performance, but why would it present itself in extreme tiredness and fatigue during HIIT workouts.
Ugh! Mine used to do the same.
It could be due to overactivation of the CNS and adrenal axis. Stress means your epinephrine levels and cortisol levels are always elevated. In one sense, this means you need to release more to get you to a state where you can exercise. In another sense, epi and cort (especially cort) reduce glucose uptake by cells, so it could be you are under a level of stress that you are having issues getting enough energy into the cells to produce energy.
And also, check your breathing. Are you breathing diaphragmatically or shallow? Stress causes you to breath shallow, and this could also be an issue.
Unfortunately, I know exactly what you are going through, and it is terrible.
Jason Cholewa, Ph.D., CSCS
Wow! Ditto.
I have come to know and recognize that the eye twitch is an indication that I have crossed the threshold and have moved into the red zone. I used to be a left eye guy as well. Recently it went both eyes.
I was in a text conversation with a guy (personal friend) while at work and I mentioned that the work pressure and stress was pretty sustained and intense. First thing he said was "breath!" I recognized that I wasn't.
I have learned to sit down, disengage from my computer and people, put in some sound dampening headphones (without music) and deep (overfilling my lungs until expanding my diaphragm) breath myself back into control...sometimes.
BTW - caffeine for energy does not make it any better - actually worse. Then we get into irregular and galloping heart beat.
OP - I too appreciate exactly where you are coming from. Take time off if you can. If you do - relax! If you cannot take the time off - relax!
That makes a whole lot of sense! I am always tired no matter what I do, I could have a cup of coffee and I'm still yawning, a full 8 hours of sleep and I'm still yawning. Your explanation of epi and cort levels being raised makes perfect sense. In regards to breathing I would for sure say that I breath shallow.
I try not to let my stress cross over into the gym but it seems I'm having trouble with that.
Eye twitch seems to come from extreme stress and emotional response. It's normal to feel extremely tired after HIIT workouts, I'm on my 3rd week and it took me that long to get rid of the holy crap should I over and push the lifeline button on the wall feeling, and I did cardio 45 min 5x a week before.
It might sounds silly but learning relaxation techniques are great, I like to listen to music too it helps me unwind a bit.
My first reaction to anything like you experienced is vital signs HR, BP, O2 Sats, etc lol..
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Thank you Mr. Dunn I really value your opinion.
I agree with the eye twitching being an indicator of my stress levels being in the red zone.
It's tough when you turn to the gym as your stress reliever but due to your high stress it affects your performance at the gym which in return causes more stress, it's a vicious cycle.
My problem is I get too stressed out over every little thing and I can't seem to let the small stuff go. My dad tells me he was the same way when he was at my age and that over time he learned to prioritize what to worry about and to simply not let things bother him. At 26 I am able to deal with it but I fear as I get older I'm going to be a prime candidate for a stress induced heart attack.
I appreciate your advice on controlling my breathing and to take deep breaths. I often try to take a moment to breath in deep and hold it in and then exhale but I sometimes get too worked up to control that. I was contemplating learning some meditation techniques as a way to control my breathing and stress levels. Do you have any experience with that?
Thanks KimChee,
Haha yeah HIIT is brutal. That was honestly my first feeling of hitting that wall where you feel like you cannot push any further and have to dig deep to get the strength to continue.
I am all for learning relaxation techniques, I love listening to music to relax. My problem stems from being stressed all day at work and then coming home and having to go to the gym shortly after. I don't allow myself time to relax and gather myself, on top of that the stress has me so tired that when I'm at the gym it's tough to complete my workouts because I'm so tired.
Lol I don't even want to know what my vital signs are I'm sure they are all through the roof.
I love when people ask me "Whats up?" and I respond with "Eh you know my blood pressure, my cholesterol, and my heart rate" lol
Okay, well stop there and know that you can change your thinking and make a habit of having differing responses to stresses just like the ones you learned now. Here's how, practice makes perfect and knowledge is a big key. As you become more & more aware that you are like this, you can slowly recognize yourself getting stressed and change the pattern(s) By changing your thinking, over time, the brain synapses that might be getting lit or used now, can be changed to Dirty Dan thinking and actually reacting differently to stress or situations that cause anxiety. You are in control now, not your chaos thinking. I'll bet you feel better already and all it was, was a thought process...!!!! See how it works. There is always, always, always hope! Never ever give up or never give in...!!!
There is more info and stuff out there now about this stuff and you do not have to accept it just because you feel it might be a family trait. My pap was a huge worrier, and when i was younger so was I. But overtime, I have learned to change that with the helpful stuff out there.
Do not succumb to thinking you cannot change. It just takes W/O's just like gym stuff is for physical body, mental W/O's for the mind.
Example: My mind used to ruminate so much when I thought I had tons to do. One easy exercise, was to write down with a pen and paper a list of to do's. After looking at how short the list was, I thought wow!!!, this is not big deal at all after seeing them written and one at a time I got everything done. I no longer need lists. I am trained to think differently now.
That's good advice above by Paul. I also have a worksheet of some deep breathing techniques and anxiety reducing exercises to do that I can forward via email.
As for stress and the gym, I just read this by Eric Cressey the other day.
Jason Cholewa, Ph.D., CSCS
The time that it really got out of hand was when I took of about 12 weeks from the gym after an open hernia surgery.
I train in the mornings at about 4:00 before work. For the weeks I was out of the gym my work induced stress and anxiety progressively increased up to and including the twitching in both eyes.
I was in for an annual and I asked to see a cardiologist. I have a father (biological - never met him and don't know his lifestyle) that had a heart attach. My heart valves are normal and healthy for my age. My blood pressure is within normal range as well. Stress test was perfect. Lipids are fine.
A few days later I was hit with some personal life stress (23yo son makes me crazy) and began to experience considerable anxiety. My heart was literally galloping and irregular. I knew my heart was healthy and that this was a response to acute stress and anxiety. I began to work on whatever relaxation methods I knew including the deep breathing. It took about an hour and everything was fine again.
I believe they call it "stress/anxiety induced arrhythmia". The irony is that you worry about your heart health, then that causes anxiety and that causes the symptoms and the cycle goes on. I knew my heart was fine and had proof.
I am three to four weeks back at the gym like my old self. My stress has been reduced from acute to mild and I feel altogether well again. I workout in the morning to elevate my physical, mental and spiritual self BEFORE the world gets a chance to tear me down. In the end I break even or better at the end of most days.
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God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Don't sweat the small stuff - it's all small stuff.
Thanks for that ZiR RED.
And I want to ask some of you guys too, if you use caffeine or some kind of stims? As they can certainly help exacerbate a condition of anxiety.
I forgot to thank you for the post above, so thank you for your input.
In regards to caffeine helping to exacerbate anxiety that certainly makes sense as your heart rate is already high due to the anxiety so I'm sure the increased heart rate from caffeine does not help. In my situation, with my anxiety my natural defense is to get angry and aggressive and become defensive so I'm sure the last thing I need is a cup of coffee to get me all riled up lol.
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¿¿¿¿Using a ready-to-bake pie shell is a great shortcut for when you just don't have time to make your own crust. Our Awesome Blueberry Pie is so good that no one even has to know you cheated a bit!
Serves: 6
Chilling Time: 4 hr
Cooking Time: 15 min
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- 1 (9-inch) frozen ready-to-bake pie shell, thawed
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- 1/2 cup sugar
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- 3 pints fresh blueberries, washed
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- In a medium saucepan over medium heat, combine remaining ingredients, except 2 pints blueberries. Cook 5 to 7 minutes, or until gelatin mix has dissolved and blueberries have popped and colored mixture blue, stirring frequently. Remove from heat and let cool about 5 minutes.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. First, a housekeeping note: Florida delegates, you can cut off your turn signals at any time.
Now, theres just a few little things you need to know about us.
If you should meet an actual Charlottean and this is highly unlikely because were not allowed in the Democracy District during the most open and accessible convention in history do not be alarmed when we make eye contact and say hello.
You need not hand over small change or surrender your billfold. Thats just the way we act here.
As youve noticed by now, our city is so clean it could be Canadian. As cities our size go, were pretty well behaved. Our last major dragnet targeted jaywalkers. That is an actual fact.
By now youve noticed that our hospitality includes turning the convention area into a patriotic theme park. We call it Alcatraz The Experience!
Those of you interested in Southern history probably wonder about our role in the war here. We won. When it comes to the war, we always talk about the Revolutionary War, the one where we sent Gen. Cornwallis legging it back North.
There was technically another war in the 1860s, but we dont discuss that one much because were an aspirational city and dont dwell on topics like The Great Unpleasantness.
Officially, Charlotte could be considered the last capital of the Confederacy. Jeff Davis met for the last time with his Cabinet here, on Tryon Street. With the Yankee cavalry closing in, deliberations were focused on who deserved the fastest horse.
On the land where your convention is being held once stood the Confederate Navy Yard. Yes, it was 200 miles from the ocean, which was problematical. But on the bright side, it was never shelled by Yankee warships.
Our population here has grown rapidly, and youll soon see why. Interstate 77 runs right through the heart of town and is the busiest stretch of highway in the state. It also serves the airport, but there are no signs on it telling you where it is.
Over the years, people who came to visit finally gave up trying to find it and just bought homes. Our tourism slogan here is the Eagles classic hit Hotel California.
If you absolutely, positively must return home, look for signs on I-77 for the Billy Graham Library. There are 317 of them.
Follow those, then ask the nice people at the library how to get to the airport, which is hidden nearby.
Enjoy your stay. Wear buttons and funny hats. Spend money. We hope youll return after martial law.
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Substance-impaired driving kills over ten thousand Americans every year and injures many more. Over 90 percent of all transportation deaths occur on our roads and one-third of these fatalities involve impairment from alcohol or drugs.
Since the invention of the automobile, policymakers, law enforcement, safety activists, and communities have struggled with how to stop substance-impaired driving; and it has been a major NTSB concern for more than 40 years. The agency has conducted special safety studies and produced dozens of accident reports generating over 100 safety recommendations on the issue. However, the Board has not made a new recommendation on substance-impaired driving in a decade. During that time, traffic deaths from all causes have dropped, but the percentage of those killed by a substance-impaired driver has remained unchanged.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is planning a May 15th and 16th forum on this issue. The forum will identify the most effective, data-driven, science-based actions needed to "reach zero" accidents resulting from substance-impaired driving. This includes taking a fresh look at the Board's previous work and assessing the need for updated or new safety recommendations. Panels will critically examine the knowledge, interventions, and public policy considerations needed to address this national safety problem aggressively.
NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman will lead the forum with all five of the NTSB Board Members participating. Expert panelists will include representatives of federal, state, and local governments; leading researchers, law enforcement, the judiciary, industry, treatment experts, and advocacy groups. It will take place at the NTSB Conference Center in Washington, D.C., on May 15 and 16, 2012. The event is open to the public and will include exhibits featuring the latest in technology and tools designed to keep substance-impaired drivers off the road. There is no cost to attend the forum and no registration is required. In addition, it will be webcast live on ntsb.gov. A draft agenda and list of panelists will be announced in the coming weeks.


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Foresters split with Indiana Wesleyan
The Foresters didn't have much offense, but they found enough to split a doubleheader with Indiana Wesleyan University, winning the opener 1-0 and falling 2-1 in the nightcap.
In the first of two pitcher's duals, the Foresters (5-6, 1-1) were finally able to put a couple hits together in the top of the sixth to score the only run of the game. April Snider was hit by a pitch to get on base. Keri Badenhop singled to left-center to advance Snider to second and both moved up a base on a passed ball. Ashley Scally then delivered the big hit with a single to right that scored Snider for the game-winner.
Lauren Ward (3-2) got the complete game shutout for HU. She gave up four hits and walked four while striking out five in seven innings of work.
In the second game, IWU scored first with one in the bottom of the second, but the Foresters rallied to tie it in the top of the third when Kendra Stahl scored on a Stacy Socha double. The score remained tied until the Wildcats put two doubles together in the bottom of the sixth to take a 2-1 lead. HU had one more at-bat to make another comeback, but they went down in order.
Scally (1-3) pitched an outstanding game despite the loss. She gave up two runs on five hits and two walks while striking out eight in five and two-thirds innings of work.
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You may have seen the notification that Google is consilidating it's privacy policies into a single policy across it's various products and services. While a lot of speculation exists as to what this means, Google has been proactive in addressing some of the rumors surrounding these privacy changes.
Concerns about the privacy changes seem to focus around the availability or sale of personal information about users to private corporations. Let's be honest, this isn't anything new as this seems to be accepted as standard practice by Yahoo! and Hotmail users.
Google's Good to Know campaign answers and addresses a lot of these concerns without letting it's message get lost in minutiae and detail. Users will have some control over how their data is leveraged within Google and are also assured of privacy. However, policies (as we have seen) can be changed, and I think that is what concerns people most; while Google may be adhering to its "Don't be evil" policy now, but will this always be the case?
You can get more information about the privacy changes that will be implemented in March here http://www.google.com/goodtoknow/
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Holly Bobo's family released their first statement since an indictment was made in Holly's case.
Jackson man sentenced to 12 months in federal prison for defacing Jewish religious items
Justin Baker, 25, was sentenced to 12 months in federal prison Friday morning after he pleaded guilty to damaging and defiling Jewish holy materials that belonged to the Margolin Hebrew Academy, of Memphis, at the DoubleTree Hotel in Jackson on Jan. 12, 2013.
One man in serious condition asJackson Police continue investigation into early morning stabbing
The police are seeking a person of interest. A report from the Jackson Police said shortly before 3 a.m. Friday, the police responded to a house on the 100 block of Wilkinson Street where a 25-year-old man was outside with severe cuts to his arm and abdomen.
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A tree and a vision were all that was needed, and seven weeks later, a new Statue of Liberty landmark was unveiled at Golden Circle Tire Pros at 22 Bond St., off South Highland Avenue, on Wednesday.
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Two new licenses approved, one denied at Jackson beer board Wednesday morning
The Jackson Beer Board met Wednesday to discuss three new beer licenses. Two licenses were approved, the Christian Girls Home of Moran, Haiti received a special occasion permit for St. Mary's Catholic Church and Anthony Lamont Bond received a permit for a new restaurant, The Ultra Lounge.
The Community Redevelopment Agency brought a new housing project to the Jackson City Council detailing plans to begin development in East Jackson on and around Whitehall Rd. City council also heard updates from the building department on the abatement and demolition of abandoned houses.
Michael Smith, Sr., was indicted today by the Madison County Grand Jury for first-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife, Christy Smith.
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Professor Axelbaum is currently the Director of the Consortium for Clean Coal Utilization at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL). He also heads the Laboratory for Advanced Combustion and Energy Research and served as associate director of the Center for Materials Innovation from 2005 to 2008. From 1998 to 2007, he was chairman and chief scientific advisor for AP Materials, Inc., a startup company he founded that specialized in flame synthesis of nanopowders. Cabot Corporation acquired the company in August of 2007.
Professor Axelbaum has over 75 peer-reviewed publications and holds four patents. Prior to joining WUSTL in 1990 he was a research associate and lecturer at Princeton University. He has worked for General Electric and Barry-Wehmiller, and in 2006 was a visiting professor at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
Professor Axelbaum studies combustion phenomena, ranging from oxy-coal combustion to flame synthesis of nanotubes. His studies of fossil fuel combustion focus on understanding the formation of pollutants, such as soot, and then using this understanding to develop novel approaches to eliminating them. Recently, his efforts have been focused on addressing global concerns over carbon dioxide emissions by developing approaches to carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Axelbaum's synthesis research has yielded methods of producing stable metal nanoparticles and single-walled carbon nanotubes in flames. His present research in materials synthesis is directed towards producing next-generation battery materials for electric vehicles. Xtend Energy has recently acquired a licensed for the technology developed under this research.
Professor Axelbaum also performs research on hydrogen fire safety and combustion in microgravity, and is principal investigator of a combustion experiment that is being prepared for the International Space Station.
Title: Flame-assisted synthesis of Li-ion battery materialsRole: Principal InvestigatorSponsor: NSF
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Title: Air-fired and oxy-combustion of coal and biomass to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsRole: Principal InvestigatorSponsor: Consortium for Clean Coal Utilization
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The Name
The Hebrew name Yahweh (yah-WEH) occurs more than 6,800 times in the Old Testament. It appears in every book but Esther, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Songs. Yahweh, translated "LORD" in many Bibles, is the name that is most closely linked to God's redeeming acts in the history of his chosen people. We know who God is because of how he has acted on behalf of his people. When you pray to Yahweh this Christmas season, remember that he is the same God who draws near to save you from sin's tyranny just as he saved his people from their bondage in Egypt.
The Greek word Kyrios, translated "Lord" in the New Testament, could also at times be translated as "Yahweh." As you bow your head this week in prayer before Jesus, who is the sovereign Lord, remember that you are placing your life-the worst of your disappointments, the most protracted of your struggles, the wildest of your dreams-squarely in his hands. Knowing Jesus as Lord will lead you to a deeper experience of his presence and his power.
Key Scriptures
God said to Moses, "I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: `I am has sent me to you.'"
God also said to Moses, "Say to the Israelites, `The Lord [Yahweh], the God of your fathers-the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob-has sent me to you.' This is my name forever, the name by which I am to be remembered from generation to generation."Exodus 3:14-15
Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. Philippians 2:9-11
Monday God Reveals His Name
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Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian, and he led the flock to the far side of the desert and came to Horeb, the mountain of God. There the angel of the Lord appeared to him in flames of fire from within a bush. Moses saw that though the bush was on fire it did not burn up. So Moses thought, "I will go over and see this strange sight-why the bush does not burn up."
When the Lord saw that he had gone over to look, God called to him from within the bush, "Moses! Moses!" .
Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at God.
The Lord said, "I have indeed seen the misery of my people in Egypt. I have heard them crying out because of their slave drivers, and I am concerned about their suffering. So I have come down to rescue them
"I am sending you to Pharaoh to bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt."
But Moses said to God, "Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the Israelites out of Egypt?"
And God said, "I will be with you. And this will be the sign to you that it is I who have sent you: When you have brought the people out of Egypt, you will worship God on this mountain."
Moses said to God, "Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, `The God of your fathers has sent me to you,' and they ask me, `What is his name?' Then what shall I tell them?"
God said to Moses, "I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: `I am has sent me to you.'" .
"The elders of Israel will listen to you. Then you and the elders are to go to the king of Egypt and say to him, `The Lord, the God of the Hebrews, has met with us. Let us take a three-day journey into the desert to offer sacrifices to the Lord our God.' But I know that the king of Egypt will not let you go unless a mighty hand compels him. So I will stretch out my hand and strike the Egyptians with all the wonders that I will perform among them. After that, he will let you go." Exodus 3:1-4, 6-8, 10-14, 18-20
Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord. Luke 2:11
Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus:
Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself and became obedient to death-even death on a cross! Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. Philippians 2:5-11
Lord, you are the same, yesterday, today, and forever-a God who listens to the cries of his people and who delivers us from our enemies. Thank you not only for delivering your people from bondage in Egypt but for delivering your people today from the deepest of all bondages-from our slavery to sin and death. We know you now not only as our mighty God but as our humble Lord, the One who became like us so that we could become like you.
Understanding the Name
As the sacred, personal name of Israel's God, the Hebrew name Yahweh was eventually spoken aloud only by priests worshiping in the Jerusalem temple. After the destruction of the temple in A.D. 70, the name was not pronounced at all. Instead, Adonay was substituted for Yahweh whenever it appeared in the biblical text. Because of this, the correct pronunciation of this name was eventually lost, and older translations of the Bible incorrectly translated the name as Jehovah. Modern English editions of the Bible usually translate Adonay as "Lord" and Yahweh as "Lord."
Unfortunately, the translation "Lord," which is a title rather than a name, obscures the personal nature of this name for God. Though the meaning of Yahweh is disputed, the mysterious self-description in Exodus 3:14, "I am who I am," may convey the sense not only that God is self-existent but that he is always present with his people. Yahweh is not a God who is remote or aloof but One who is always near, intervening in history on behalf of his people. The knowledge of God's proper name implies a covenant relationship. God's covenant name is closely associated with his saving acts in Exodus. The name Yahweh evokes images of God's saving power in the lives of his people.
Christianity's earliest confession of faith consisted of three short but incredibly powerful words: "Jesus is Lord!" The Greek word Kyrios (KU-ree-os) is used in the New Testament to refer to an owner, emperor, king, father, husband, or master. In addition to translating the Hebrew name Yahweh, it can also translate two Hebrew titles of God: Adonay and Elohim.
When people addressed Jesus as Kyrios or "Lord" in the Gospels, they were often simply showing respect to him as a rabbi or teacher, addressing him as "sir" rather than acknowledging him as God. But after his death and resurrection, the title "Lord" began to be widely used by believers.
Remember the apostle Thomas, who at first doubted accounts of Christ's resurrection? When Jesus appeared to him after his death, Thomas instinctively responded with a confession of faith: "My Lord and my God!" (John 20:28). Over time, the title Kyrios began to take on the characteristics of a name. As such, it clearly identified Jesus with Yahweh, the covenant name of God in the Hebrew Scriptures. Of the 717 passages in which Kyrios occurs in the New Testament, the majority are found in Luke's Gospel, the Acts of the Apostles, and Paul's writings.
Reflecting on the Name
Look at Exodus 3:1-20
* What does this passage reveal about what was in the heart of God in regard to his people?
* Moses' reluctance is not hard to understand. Describe a time when you were similarly reluctant to do something you thought God was calling you to do.
* Why do you think Moses asked God to reveal his name?
Look at Philippians 2:5-11
* How does God's idea of greatness differ from the usual definition?
* How have you experienced Jesus being Lord in your life?


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We all know that the day of thanks doesn't quite feel complete without football. Here's a list of who's playing when.
Houston Texans @ Detroit Lions, 12:30 p.m. EST
"The Houston Texans have put themselves in a position to be the NFL's first team to seal a spot in the playoffs and to move a step closer toward earning home-field advantage in the AFC." Will they do it? Read the full story HERE.
You can watch the game on CBS or NFL RedZone. Listen on Sirius XM Radio: 93.
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How will injuries play into today's game? "Dallas running back DeMarco Murray is likely to miss his sixth straight game Thursday against Washington with a sprained foot, and receiver Kevin Ogletree is out with a concussion." Read more HERE. On a more sentimental note, "Robert Griffin III, the Texas-bred quarterback who won the Heisman Trophy at Baylor, comes to his home state for the first time as a pro for the most traditional of Thanksgiving rivalries — Cowboys vs. Redskins." Read the full story HERE.
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"Even though there is an occasional quip from Tom Brady that he hates the Jets, and Antonio Cromartie sometimes calls Brady a word that is unprintable...there is a healthy bit of respect between the Patriots and Jets. What there isn't, however, is an instance of New York winning the second game of the regular-season series against New England." Read more HERE.
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LR Police Identify Victims In Double Homicide
By Associated Press
Little Rock police have released the names of two people found slain at a home.
Police say 40-year-old Bobby Broadway Jr. and 32-year-old Natasha Avery were found dead at a home Monday morning after a man who tried to reach Broadway by phone went to the residence.
A police report says the victims had been shot. The person who called police found Broadway in a front room and Avery in a bedroom at a home on West 33rd St. The report listed the address as the home of both victims.
Officers also found three adult pit bulls and six puppies at the scene and called animal control to take the animals.
No arrests have been made.


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Interview with Susan Vaught
Susan Vaught is a well-known author of many novels for young adults. Two of her notable books, Trigger and Stormwitch, were named Best Books for Young Adults by the American Library Association. Chicago Public Library was lucky to host Susan as part of the 2012 Summer Reading Program, Rahm's Readers: You Are What You Read, focusing on health and books. In her programs, Susan read from and discussed her novel, Big Fat Manifesto, and talked about issues surrounding teen body image. Susan also read from her latest novel Freaks Like Us.
Jia Jia (JJ), a Chicago Public Library Teen Advisory Council member, interviewed author Susan Vaught (SV), and wanted to share what she learned.
JJ: I've noticed all the books that you have written are spread across in a wide variety of genres; which genre did you enjoyed best writing about?
SV: I really love writing fantasy and horror, so those would have to be my favorite stories; however, the voices of the characters in Trigger, Big Fat Manifesto, Going Underground, and even the newest Freaks Like Us, made writing the books soooo easy! They more or less wrote themselves.
JJ: Could you please share what inspired you to become an author?
SV: I always enjoyed writing and felt called to it. I sometimes joke that I tried dance first (stunk at it), then painting (ha ha ha ha HA--no talent there at all), then figured out I could put sentences together--but really, it was always writing where the magic happened.
JJ: Who are some of your favorite authors? How have they inspired you in your writing?
SV: I love the scifi and fantasy masters like Ursula Le Guin, Andre Norton, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Tolkein, and so many more. I wanted to write engaging characters and stories like they did, where readers could get lost and explore new (and even scary) worlds, and discover strengths they never knew they possessed. Their world-building skills were so incredible--settings became characters in the tales, and I loved them all.
JJ: Do you find being a psychologists helpful in writing books?
SV: When I tackle unusual or less well-hashed subjects like brain injury and schizophrenia, yes I do. I feel confident in the symptoms I portray, and the quirks in the voices of those characters.
JJ: Some authors find it helpful to write in complete silence, and some find sitting in a closet stimulates their imagination. Do you have a special routine or habit for when you are writing?
SV: I write to music to the point that each book has a soundtrack, and I can end up playing the same song over and over. I have a writing cabin I can retreat to when I do this, so my family doesn't go completely insane.
JJ: If you were a jelly bean in a jar, which one would you be and why?
SV: Hmmm. Like the ones with the wild and wacky flavors? I'd be chocolate! Chocolate is always my favorite or if you mean Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans like in Harry Potter, I'd be pepper to make everybody sneeze, or maybe bogey or rotten egg, to make everybody run away screaming.
For more information about Susan Vaught, visit her blog and/or follow her on Goodreads.


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Well Within Center for Yoga & Health | Contact:Jerry Landau | |||||
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A Way of Life Yoga & Body Works LLC | Contact:Debbie Knuth | |||||
Madison, Wisconsin 53719 | Phone:608-347-9390 | |||||
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Mound Street Yoga Center | Contact:Scott Anderson | |||||
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YogaBuds | Contact:Nikki Cook | |||||
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Laura Flanagan | Contact:Laura Flanagan | |||||
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The Yoga Cooperative of Madsion | Contact:Deborah Di Carlo | |||||
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A Perfect Knot Yoga Center | Contact:Carla Raushenbush | |||||
409 S.Few St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703 | Phone:608 848 2339 | |||||
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Meriter Hospital | Contact:Women's Health Education Center | |||||
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Carrie Johnson Yoga LLC | Contact:Carrie Johnson | |||||
Waunakee, Wisconsin 53597 | Phone:608-630-1069 | |||||
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Carrie's mission is to meet you where you are on your wellness journey and provide a beautiful, inspiring and safe environment where you can learn and grow physically, mentally, and spiritually in your Yoga practice. You can choose from a class, a private lesson or attend any of Carrie's workshops. Carrie Johnson Yoga offers several yoga styles, such as Core Yoga, Power Vinyasa, Hot Yoga and Yin Yoga to keep your practice interesting and challenging.
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Springdale Yoga and Meditation Center LLC | Contact:Margie Wilsman | |||||
8435 County Road PD, Verona, Wisconsin 53593 | Phone:608-437-4082 | |||||
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Newly constructed studio between Verona and Mt. Horeb. Many class offerings plus Svaroopa Yoga Therapy and Svaroopa Vidya Meditation
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Beyogapure.com | Contact:mike tortorice | |||||
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Yoga is different for every soul. It has changed lives and it has, been embraced, and yet misunderstood. What is yoga to you? Feel free to explore this informational website and see for yourself. Join us on Facebook and get social. We are here to spread and stretch the love of yoga and that is what it means to be Yoga.
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JOY in YOGA LLC | Contact:Laura Godfrey | |||||
5113 Monona Drive, monona, Wisconsin 53716 | Phone:608.566.3638 | |||||
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Joyful Path Meditation and Healing Center | Contact:Pema | ||
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M.Sc. | University of Pisa, Italy (Biological Sciences) | |
M.Sc. | Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa, Italy (Molecular Biology) | |
Ph.D. | Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa, Italy (Molecular Medicine) | |
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Dr. Tasciotti earned his B.S. in Biological Sciences and his M.S. in Molecular Biology at Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa, Italy and a Ph.D. in Molecular Medicine from a joint program of the Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa with the International Center for Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (ICGEB) in 2004. His research focused on AAV based gene therapy and stem cell therapy for various diseases and applications (cardiovascular, musculoskeletal and cancer). As a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Molecular Medicine of ICGEB, he carried his research in the area of molecular imaging for the assessment of targeted drug delivery, bio-distribution of injected agents (viral vectors, genes, particulate) and to follow the functionality of different tissues in vivo. He then moved into the private sector as project manager of the Center for Molecular Biomedicine in the Area Science Park where he established and then managed the Molecular Imaging Unit in collaboration with major pharmaceutical companies.
He moved to the United States in 2006 as a senior postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Nanomedicine and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. There, Dr. Tasciotti expanded his research to material science and nanotechnology and to their applications in the fields of early diagnostics, drug delivery and regenerative medicine. He laid the groundwork for two major nanotechnology platforms: protein nano-chips for the early detection of disease onset, and mesoporous silicon particles for the targeted delivery of therapeutics and contrast agents. The latter was featured on the cover of Nature Nanotechnology and paved the way for a new field of investigation called the Multistage Delivery Approach, which was selected as one of the Five big ideas for nanotechnology by Nature Medicine in 2008. He accepted an appointment to Assistant Professor in the same department in 2008, where he conceived the idea of Fracture Putty, a material that could provide immediate mechanical stabilization to bone fractures and promote bone tissue regeneration over time. This concept formed the basis for a grant award from the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency. Since then, Dr. Tasciotti has been leading this project, BioNanoScaffold for post-traumatic osteo-regeneration, with more than 60 other investigators from multiple institutions. Thanks to this project, Dr. Tasciotti established strong ties within the community of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, particularly in the clinical fields of orthopedic, spine, maxillofacial, oral and dental surgery, and is now formalizing the clinical translation of this technology.
In 2009, Dr. Tasciotti was appointed to the first Assistant Professorship in the first Department of NanoMedicine in a US medical school. In 2010, he joined Houston Methodist Research Institute Department of Nanomedicine. He is an inventor on six U.S. patents in nanotechnology,a prolific author of scietific publications, and a frequent speaker at international and national meetings including the Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting in 2010. Dr. Tasciotti also holds the privilege of serving on the R21 NIH IMAT Review Panel for Innovative Technologies Development, and is a Scientific Review Officer for R21/R33 NIH/NCI grants, a reviewer for The French National Cancer Institute, and a reviewer for more than eight scientific journals.
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Murphy MB, Blashki D, Buchanan RM, and Tasciotti E. Engineering a Better Way to Heal Broken Bones. Chemical Engineering Progress. 2010 Nov; 106(11):37-43.
Godin B, Gu J, Serda RE, Bhavane R, Tasciotti E, Chiappini C, Liu X, Tanaka T, Decuzzi P, Ferrari M. Tailoring the degradation kinetics of mesoporous silicon structures through PEGylation. J Biomed Mater Res A. 2010 Sep 15;94(4):1236-43. PMID: 20694990
Ranganathan SI, Yoon DM, Henslee AM, Nair MB, Smid C, Kasper FK, Tasciotti E, Mikos AG, Decuzzi P, Ferrari M. Shaping the micromechanical behavior of multi-phase composites for bone tissue engineering. Acta Biomater. 2010 Sep;6(9):3448-56. PMID: 20346422
Parmar BJ, Longsine W, Sabonghy EP, Han A, Tasciotti E, Weiner BK, Ferrari M, Righetti R. Characterization of controlled bone defects using 2D and 3D ultrasound imaging techniques. Phys Med Biol. 2010 Aug 21;55(16):4839-59. PMID: 20679698
Sakamoto JH, van de Ven AL, Godin B, Blanco E, Serda RE, Grattoni A, Ziemys A, Bouamrani A, Hu T, Ranganathan SI, De Rosa E, Martinez JO, Smid CA, Buchanan RM, Lee SY, Srinivasan S, Landry M, Meyn A, Tasciotti E, Liu X, Decuzzi P, Ferrari M. Enabling individualized therapy through nanotechnology. Pharmacol Res. 2010 Aug;62(2):57-89. PMID: 20045055
Chiappini C, Tasciotti E, Fakhoury JR, Fine D, Pullan L, Wang YC, Fu L, Liu X, Ferrari M. Tailored porous silicon microparticles: fabrication and properties. Chemphyschem. 2010 Apr 6;11(5):1029-35. PMID: 20162656
Bouamrani A, Hu Y, Tasciotti E, Li L, Chiappini C, Liu X, Ferrari M. Mesoporous silica chips for selective enrichment and stabilization of low molecular weight proteome. Proteomics. 2010 Feb;10(3):496-505. PMID: 20013801
Hu Y, Bouamrani A, Tasciotti E, Li L, Liu X, Ferrari M. Tailoring of the nanotexture of mesoporous silica films and their functionalized derivatives for selectively harvesting low molecular weight protein. ACS Nano. 2010 Jan 26;4(1):439-51. PMID: 20014864
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team 1 | time | team 2 |
Sussex | vs | Sri Lanka |
Player details | |
Name | Darren Stevens |
Dob | 30th April 1976 |
Club | Sussex |
Batting Style | Right-hand |
Bowling Style | Right arm medium |
Kent Spitfires engineered a remarkable three-wicket Yorkshire Bank 40 win over Sussex thanks to Darren Stevens' fastest hundred of the county season at Canterbury.
England's seven-man squad for this month's Hong Kong Sixes tournament will be captained by Rory Hamilton-Brown.
Darren Stevens has compared England new boy Ben Stokes to Kevin Pietersen.
Darren Stevens and Sam Northeast helped Kent to a four-wicket victory over the Netherlands in the CB40.
Darren Stevens finished with 11 wickets in the match as Surrey crashed to a three-day defeat at Kent.
Robbie Joseph ran through the Essex tail to give Kent a 57-run win on the final morning.


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Handy School Book Bag Holders - New and exclusive to The Wise House. More designs coming in Spring.
These hanging organisers are inspired by my desire to find somewhere handy for school book bags as well as the multitude of important letters and forms from inside them.
It goes without saying that they also needed to look stylish and cool which is why we chose the London Toile material from Quick Brown Fox of Dulwich featuring some of London's best known landmarks.
Get organised before the dawn of the new school year! Perfect for the kitchen, hall or kiddie's bedroom.
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