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Bill Zahler is an avid runner and never thought he would have heart issues. He told News 13 that after finishing a marathon, he "...took five steps and had a major heart attack and stroke."
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It's a pricey purchase -- $7,500 for a barrel that yields 220 individually-numbered 750ml bottles of Old Forester.
"It doesn't have to be a single individual," says master distiller Chris Morris. "You could form a little syndicate where you and four or five other people chip in and have your share of the experience."
Each bottle features the date it was bottled as well as a tag with the buyer's name or company logo. And you get to keep the barrel, which will include a personalized barrel head.
All that follows a "tasting experience" inside the warehouse in a special tasting room. The customer can sample each of the three selections offered and decide which one to buy.
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Sean Head, a biologist with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, explains the program, "The Youth Challenge, which is part of National Hunting and Fishing Days weekend, has been going on for 15-20 years when we really pumped up the Outdoor Youth Challenge. We used to have it on the other side of the lake and we brought it over on this side to have more opportunities for the kids."
And there will be plenty of opportunities, all right. Kids will get to touch a snake, check out how to cook wild game and lots of chances to really get some hands on experiences.
"We have 24 events that kids can either participate in or compete in. Of those 24 events, they have to complete 10 of them to be eligible for the prizes. We have a public shooting event where the kids can shoot a .22, a shotgun, a muzzle loader and rabbit trap shooting. We have hands on training for archery, and casting for accuracy with fishing rods." says Head
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What a difference a year makes. By far the biggest story of the Internet in the last twelve months is the stunning reversal of Google (ticker: GOOG), which has gone from dog to darling.
A year ago at this time the shares were down 2% for the year, in no small part because investors were fixated on the prospect that the soon-to-be-public Facebook (FB) would steal Google's lunch, becoming the gateway to everything on the Internet. Then came Facebook's disastrous IPO in May, and people remembered that the wildest aspirations of any company, Internet or otherwise, are always something of a fantasy.
As the market warmed to the fact that Google's search business was not going away, and as analysts and traders began to believe in revenue prospects for its YouTube business, including paid ads in videos, they gradually forgot about Facebook's threat, and the change of mood was borne out: Google is up 10.7% so far this year, and 24% in the trailing 12 months, following a slew of brokerage upgrades. Facebook, meanwhile, which is down 28% from its IPO price of $38, cannot seem to do anything right.
OVERALL, THOUGH, THE GENERAL picture of the Internet one quarter into the year is of rising optimism, as the big online players offer, once again, better growth prospects than can be found in the overall tech landscape.
The stocks are up about 26% so far this year, on average, based on a basket of twelve of the larger names that I use, which, though incomplete and unscientific, nevertheless is a decent proxy for the group, I think.
Apart from Google and Facebook, they are Amazon.com amzn +0.39% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $343.18 +1.35 +0.39% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.84M AFTER HOURS $343.24 +0.09 +0.02% Aug. 27, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 120,079 P/E Ratio 879.95 Market Cap $157.94 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $697,016 08/28/14 Flipkart's First Tablet Foray ... 08/27/14 Alibaba's Results Improve Ahea... 08/27/14 Train Reading: The Sharing Eco... More quote details and news » (AMZN), eBay ebay -0.59% eBay Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $55.92 -0.33 -0.59% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7.51M AFTER HOURS $55.90 -0.02 -0.04% Aug. 27, 2014 6:36 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 75,555 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $69.82 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $510,358 08/27/14 Alibaba's Results Improve Ahea... 08/26/14 Who Will Pay the Most for Your... 08/22/14 Rocket Internet's 'Brotherneur... More quote details and news » (EBAY), Yahoo! yhoo +1.03% Yahoo! Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $38.18 +0.39 +1.03% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 24.59M AFTER HOURS $38.29 +0.11 +0.29% Aug. 27, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 251,210 P/E Ratio 31.55 Market Cap $37.59 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $378,594 08/26/14 Take Back Control of Your Emai... 08/26/14 Amazon to Buy Video Site Twitc... 08/25/14 CMO Today More quote details and news » (YHOO), LinkedIn lnkd -0.51% LinkedIn Corp. Cl A U.S.: NYSE $224.20 -1.16 -0.51% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 928,984 AFTER HOURS $224.21 +0.01 +0.00% Aug. 27, 2014 7:55 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1,716 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $27.70 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $366,154 08/25/14 Canada's Hootsuite Is Close to... 08/21/14 LinkedIn's Head of Products, U... 08/08/14 Academic Researchers Find Lucr... More quote details and news » (LNKD), Groupon grpn +1.08% Groupon Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $6.53 +0.07 +1.08% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7.15M AFTER HOURS $6.58 +0.05 +0.77% Aug. 27, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9,027 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $4.32 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $854,467 08/07/14 SolarCity's Loss Doubles on Hi... 08/06/14 Corrections & Amplifications 08/06/14 U.S. Stocks End Slightly Highe... More quote details and news » (GRPN), AOL aol -0.65% AOL Inc. U.S.: NYSE $43.02 -0.28 -0.65% Aug. 27, 2014 4:04 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 398,428 AFTER HOURS $43.02 0.00 % Aug. 27, 2014 4:22 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10,166 P/E Ratio 44.81 Market Cap $3.41 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $476,549 08/18/14 HEARD ON THE STREET: Match May... 08/17/14 Online Ad Firms Fight Losses a... 08/15/14 Patent Win for Google and Alli... More quote details and news » (AOL), Zynga znga -2.37% Zynga Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq $2.88 -0.07 -2.37% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12.65M AFTER HOURS $2.88 0.00 % Aug. 27, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 73,291 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $2.64 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $344,245 08/26/14 Amazon's Spending Makes Invest... 08/13/14 HEARD ON THE STREET: King Digi... 08/13/14 'Candy Crush' Stumbles, and Ki... More quote details and news » (ZNGA), ValueClick (VCLK), Yelp yelp +0.57% Yelp Inc. U.S.: NYSE $82.86 +0.47 +0.57% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.35M AFTER HOURS $82.75 -0.11 -0.13% Aug. 27, 2014 6:05 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3,780 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $6.09 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $149,711 08/18/14 As Google Builds Out Own Conte... 08/08/14 Academic Researchers Find Lucr... 07/31/14 HEARD ON THE STREET: Yelp Can ... More quote details and news » (YELP), and OpenTable (OPEN).
That's a motley assortment, to be sure: LinkedIn is a mish-mash of social networking and corporate software, very different from a publisher such as AOL. But it gives an idea of growth, with an average projected rise in revenue this year of 19%.
Yahoo's rise of 17% is in part a consequence of optimism about its new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, who has restored hope the moribund search portal can revive itself. Search-related revenue, which rose 14% in the December quarter, showed the Street that even a seeming has-been can see some decent growth given the increasing shift of advertisers to online as a medium.
The Internet stocks' return beats the 6% return of the Nasdaq this year, and certainly tops every sector of the Standard & Poor's 500 index, including the health-care names, which are up almost 16%, on average.
I'm leaving aside for the moment some of the smaller outfits—such as ReachLocal (RLOC), a proprietor of local online listings for services such as plumbers and caterers, with a $417 million market cap—to focus for the moment on the majors.
AS YOU'D EXPECT FROM PAST encounters with Internet names, they have preposterous valuations, on average. There's Amazon.com's 180 multiple of this year's expected earnings per share on a GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) basis; or LinkedIn's price/earnings ratio of 127 times.
The behind-the-scenes story to all of these outfits is that they struggle to "monetize," in Internet jargon, what traffic they bring in the door.
Because the actual payoff is always highly speculative, Wall Street spends a lot of time pondering strange bragging rights that may or may not yield profits. Facebook, for example, has the lion's share of total minutes spent on the Internet, at 15% in February, strictly among U.S.-based users, according to data provided by research firm comScore SCOR +0.23% comScore Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $38.66 +0.09 +0.23% Aug. 27, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 92,934 AFTER HOURS $38.66 0.00 % Aug. 27, 2014 4:55 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 396 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $1.32 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $258,486 08/25/14 CMO Today 06/25/14 Want a World Cup Retweet? Say ... 06/03/14 Apple Maintains U.S. Smartphon... More quote details and news » (SCOR) and data collected by JPMorgan's Doug Anmuth.
Facebook's 114 billion minutes of use, what Anmuth terms "engagement," dwarf its next-closest rival, Instagram, which, you'll recall, Facebook bought for $1 billion last year. Far, far behind is Twitter, which had 5.3 billion minutes last month.
The point of Anmuth's excercise was to quell concerns that people are moving away from Facebook.
Investment banker and former Rolling Stone magazine publisher Porter Bibb was on CNBC last week promoting that very idea. Said Bibb, who tends to sound like a futurist more than a banker, kids in England aren't using Facebook. They're all on a chat program you've never heard of, called Kik, which has roughly 40 million users.
Kik, along with Twitter and social-networking programs such as WhatsApp and Snapchat, may be occupying some young people's time. But Anmuth's point is that Facebook is still the 800-pound-gorilla of wasting time online. None of which is to say that it's worth a forward P/E of 48.
In the last few weeks, Rich Greenfield of the boutique research house BTIG has released a scathing set of anecdotes about ads that he noticed in his personal "newsfeed," the part of Facebook where you see all the stuff your so-called friends chat about.
Greenfield's point is that most of this is spam, or worse, harassment, as come-ons for things from out of left field interrupt you while you're trying to waste time.
AFTER A SCANT 2.9% RISE this year, Facebook probably has room to reverse some of the favor it has yielded to Google, and the stock can make gains the rest of this year, even at that high P/E.
Mobile will continue to be the question that dogs all these companies as the smartphone becomes more and more our "command center," as Jim Cramer recently put it.
Raymond James's Internet analyst Aaron Kessler wrote in a note last Friday that mobile advertising is now 30% of the total ad-buying by one large, presumably representative, agency that buys on Facebook, up from 20% a quarter earlier.
The same outfit told Kessler it expects mobile advertising to become half of all the buying it does. And prices for mobile ads appear to be improving.
As smartphones gain the ability to act as your swipe card, the pressure will be on these Internet outfits to invade your consciousness at ever point of sale, in order to insinuate themselves into the dollar value of that transaction. That may not bode well for your peace of mind, or for that matter your cherished sense of privacy. But I think it will prove positive for investor interest in Internet stocks for the rest of this year.
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SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) — North Louisiana has landed the 2012 UKC Coonhound Championships and the UKC World Bench Championships for this fall.
Thanks to the efforts of the 4-Way Coon Hunting Club in Doyline and to the Shreveport-Bossier City Sports Commission, approximately 1,500 hunters and dogs from across the country will invade Hamel's Park on Sept. 20-22 seeking points by treeing raccoons.
"This event hasn't been held in the South since the late 1980s, so we're excited to bring it here," said Kelly Wells, vice president of sports and tourism for the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau. "This could include a big influx of people from the North who want to see more Southern folks involved with the sport."
The event will feature 100 of the top coon hunting dogs and their handlers in the U.S., according to Chris Guice, hunt chairman of the 4-Way Club.
"We're very excited to have this event here," Guice said. "People talk about how hot and dry it will be in September, but we have to hunt in that all the time."
The hunting groups of four dogs will meet at Hamels and will be assigned a hunting area that could be in the Bodcau or Loggy Bayou Wildlife Management Areas, or private lands in north Louisiana or east Texas.
Each dog will receive 100, 75, 50 or 25 points based on how quickly they begin barking because they have located the trail of a raccoon. They will earn up to 125 points if they are the first dog in the group to tree the raccoon.
A dog that trees any "off" game, like an opossum or a squirrel, is immediately eliminated from the competition, according to Guice.
"It doesn't matter if you came all the way from New York. If your dog does that, you're done," he said.
The groups have two hours to complete the hunt and must check in at Hamels by 2 a.m. All of the raccoons are set free if captured.
"We've told guys who will be hunting throughout the season not to kill the coons so that we have a good supply for the championships," Guice said.
Other area clubs, including those from Ringgold, Shongoloo, Shreveport and Gibsland, have been pitching in to help in preparations for the nationals.
"There will be about 100 judges and guides, so about 10 to 15 clubs are working on this," Wells said. "And there are about 15 to 20 people on the action committee."
Wells said his organization is trying to bring some non-traditional sports to the area to make use of the "vast wildlife area" available in north Louisiana.
"The people involved in this sport are passionate about it," Wells said. "We hope this will be successful and that it will springboard us to other similar events."


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King was born on January 15, 1929, to an Atlanta pastor, Michael (Mike) King, and his wife, Alberta King. Mike King's son was named after him, but when little Mike was five, the elder King changed his name and his son's name to Martin Luther, suggesting that both had a destiny as great as the founder of the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther King, Sr., was a prominent pastor among African Americans in Atlanta, and his son grew up in a comfortable middle-class environment.
King Jr. was an intelligent boy who impressed his teachers with his efforts to expand his vocabulary and sharpen his speaking skills. He was a dutiful member of his father's church, but as he grew older, he did not show much interest in following in his father's footsteps. On one occasion, he told a Sunday school teacher that he did not believe that Jesus Christ was ever resurrected.
King's experience in his youth with segregation was mixed. On the one hand, King Jr. witnessed his father stand up to white policemen who called him "boy" instead of "Reverend." King Sr. was a strong man who demanded the respect he was due. But, on the other hand, King himself had been subject to a racial epithet in a downtown Atlanta store. When he was 16, King, accompanied by a teacher, went to a small town in southern Georgia for an oratorical contest; on the way home, the bus driver forced King and his teacher to give up their seats for white passengers. King and his teacher had to stand for the three hours it took to return to Atlanta. King later noted that he had never been angrier in his life.
King's intelligence and excellent schoolwork led him to skip two grades in high school, and in 1944, at the age of 15, King began his university studies at Morehouse College while living at home. His youth did not hold him back, however, and King joined the college social scene. Classmates remembered his stylish mode of dress-a "fancy sportcoat and wide-brimmed hat."
King became more interested in the church as he grew older. At Morehouse, he took a Bible class that prompted his conclusion that whatever doubts he had about the Bible, it contained many truths about human existence. King majored in sociology, and by the end of his college career, he was contemplating either a career in law or in ministry.
At the start of his senior year, King settled on becoming a minister and started acting as assistant pastor to King Sr. He applied and was accepted into Crozer Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania. He spent three years at Crozer where he excelled academically-more so than he had at Morehouse-and began to hone his preaching skills.
His professors thought he would do well in a doctoral program, and King decided to attend Boston University to pursue a doctorate in theology. In Boston, King met his future wife, Coretta Scott, and in 1953, they married. King told friends that he liked people too much to become an academic, and in 1954, King moved to Montgomery, Alabama, to become pastor of Dexter Avenue Baptist church. That first year, he finished his dissertation while also building up his ministry. King earned his doctorate in June of 1955.
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During the year of the boycott, King developed the ideas that formed the core of his non-violent philosophy, which was that the activists should, through quiet and passive resistance, reveal to the white community their own brutality and hatred. Though Mahatma Gandhi later became an influence, he initially developed his ideas out of Christianity. King explained that "[t]his business of passive resistance and nonviolence is the gospel of Jesus. I went to Gandhi through him."


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While the rescues were not real, the lessons they learned serve an important role for when real-life situations do arise.
Fond Du Lac Police Chief Michael Johnson prepped East Peoria Firefighters for two Illinois River rescue scenarios Tuesday morning.
Firefighters slipped into their wetsuits, got in the rescue boat, and took off to the first scene where a construction worker on a crane fell around 15 feet onto a barge.
"The scenario was for the local fire department to work with the police department and actually extricate him from the boat so what we did with this scenario was they were actually boarded onto the vessel, put the individual on a backboard, and put him on the police boat with a 5 to 6 foot elevation," said Johnson.
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The second scenario involved a boating accident where a person was thrown from a boat and sustained neck and back injuries and was unconscious and non-responsive in the water.
"So at this point, we would actually have to put EMTs or paramedics in the water to stabilize him in the water, get him on a backboard, get him secured, and getting him onto a watercraft without further injuring him," said Johnson.
After both rescues were complete, firefighters say the rescues went relatively well.
"It's good team building for us, to know our operators, to have them deal with all the boat issues and us just concentrating on the rescue issues," said East Peoria Fire Department Lieutenant Ryan Beck.
"It was a good refresher; we had actually not done some river training like this in the last three or four years. We got out there, did one scenario the first time. It went well, but not as well as the second time," said East Peoria Fire Department Lieutenant Troy Dobbleaire.
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On the line for JU (19-9, 13-6 A-Sun) is the first 20-win regular season since the 1972-73 campaign and the first back-to-back 20-win seasons since 1974. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. at the Edmunds Center, with the game being broadcast on 1010XL with Barry Milligan and Artis Gilmore calling the action.
For the Dolphins to do that, they have to beat a Stetson (7-23, 5-13) team that will playing its final game of the season and its last under head coach Derek Waugh.
"Our focus is on correcting the mistakes we made and preparing for what will be a tough game against Stetson," said JU head coach Cliff Warren.
For Jacksonville, Thursday's game is the eighth outing this season that has been decided by five points or less – with JU coming out on top five times. The buzzer beating loss was the Dolphins first at the final horn since the controversial loss at home to Mercer on Jan. 2, 2010.
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A Chicago woman who received an award from the city for an eco-friendly front garden featuring native plants, followed by a municipal citation for allowing "weeds" to grow above 10 inches, has decided to appeal the $640 fine she received at a Nov. 29 administrative hearing.
Initially, Kathy Cummings hesitated to do so because of the additional $317 she would have to pay in filing fees. However, she decided to go ahead after several supporters pledged to cover at least some of the cost and a neighbor wrote what she describes as "a beautiful letter" advocating for the garden, the Chicago Tribune (sub. req.) reports.
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Our city council wasting time
Original post made by Bye bye LaDoris on Sep 10, 2007
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Clearly our city council has no desire to face the tough issues and deal with them in a competent manner.
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on Sep 10, 2007 at 1:44 pm
As I consider the actions of the Council I am reminded of the story "The Ugly Americans" where building edifices was considered a better use of aid money than something ugly like improving the breed of chickens.
on Sep 10, 2007 at 3:00 pm
Of course our City Council doesn't want to deal with the "real issues" like infrastructure; it is an election year and four of them will be out of office by the end of the year. This is a lame duck City Council
on Sep 10, 2007 at 7:46 pm
Is that lame duck, or just "lame"? What a disappointment. Why can't we get pot-hole-fillers instead of these pipedreamers? Don't we have anybody who wants to do the work?


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There was a greater sense of optimism about the Panthers' future, even in defeat, after Sunday's loss to the Cardinals, as rookie QB Cam Newton exceeded expectations — and broke records — in his debut.
After a 2-14 season, watching the offense rack up 477 yards was an unfamiliar and welcome sight to Panthers fans used to seeing Jimmy Clausen struggle to move the chains.
The excitement was tempered on Monday, however, as head coach Ron Rivera said that MLB Jon Beason had torn his Achilles tendon in Sunday's game and will undergo season-ending surgery this week. Rivera described Beason's situation as dire after the game Sunday, so we had a pretty good idea of just how serious the injury could be. The injury occurred in the third quarter, when Beason fell to the ground while trying to chase down Cardinals TE Jeff King. He had to be carted to the locker room and did not return.
Carolina's Week Two game against the Packers will be the first that Beason, a fifth-year veteran, has missed since entering the league as a first-round pick in 2007.
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Beason, a three-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro, leaves a substantial void at middle linebacker. He's Carolina's most valuable player on defense and one of the league's best at his position. Beason set the tone for the defense, and his leadership will be missed.
Dan Connor is expected to start in his place, and veteran Omar Gaither will back him up. Connor has starting experience and the instincts and quickness to get downhill and stuff the run. He lacks ideal bulk, and durability hasn't been his trademark. One of the bigger concerns is that he will be exposed when dropping into pass coverage.
Beason has been a consistent and authoritative voice in the huddle and in the locker room, and now other players — DE Charles Johnson and LB Thomas Davis come to mind — will need to take on more responsibility in holding players accountable and setting an example, particularly for the defensive unit.
Beason's absence is also an opportunity for Newton. It may be too early for Newton to feel comfortable taking on more of a leadership role. He's been cautious about speaking out around veterans, but the team would like to see him be more assertive in that area, and commanding respect probably won't be much of a problem for Newton if he keeps playing well.
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New Mammogram Guidelines: Should You Wait Till 50?
November 18, 2009 at 5:20 pm , by Julia Kagan
UPDATE December 2, 2009
The mammogram debate continues. If we screen only "high risk" women, we'll miss 75-90% of those get breast cancer, says Daniel B. Kopans, M.D., professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School and director of breast imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital, at a Radiology Society Of North America press conference.
Earlier this week, the distinguished U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) announced its new breast cancer screening guidelines, reversing many of its 2002 recommendations. In a move that has already become a point of controversy, USPSTF now recommends that women start getting mammograms later in life and less frequently. But after years of preaching "prevention, prevention, prevention," what should we do now?
What changed:
1. USPSTF advises women to start getting routine mammograms at age 50—not 40—until age 74. However, those between ages of 40-49 who are at high risk for breast cancer should talk to their doctor whether to begin regular screenings sooner.
2. USPSTF suggests getting a routine mammogram every two years, instead of every year—again, women in high-risk groups may need a greater frequency.
3. USPSTF recommends that doctors should not teach women how to do breast self-exams.
The reasoning: USPSTF found that among women ages 40-49, mammograms save one cancer death per every 1,904 people screened for 10 years. Among those ages 50-74, this number increases to 1 in every 1,339 women, and to 1 in every 337 women ages 60-69.
Based on these findings, the USPSTF concludes that for women ages 40-49, the risk of overtreatment (unnecessary biopsies, stress) from a mammogram outweighs its benefits. There is also data showing breast self–exams don't find cancers in a more treatable stage or decrease deaths (read a Q&A with Susan M. Love, M.D. about this topic from our October 2009 issue after the jump, below).
The controversy: Not everyone agrees with USPSTF's interpretation. "The panel acknowledges that screening mammography for women in their 40s saves lives, but considers it too costly in dollars per woman saved and in false positives. This seems inappropriate to me and would be to most women in their 40s, I think," says Etta D. Pisano, M.D., Kenan Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Engineering and Director of the UNC Biomedical Research Imaging Center at UNC School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. "I do think the data support less frequent screening for older women," she adds—but whether that should "start at 50 or later when women have fatty breasts…would be important to study."
Moreover, the American Cancer Society still recommends women get an annual mammograms starting at 40. And so does Susan G. Komen for the Cure. And in terms of limiting mammograms from age 40 to 50 to just those with identified high risk factors: It turns out, according to Komen, that most women diagnosed with breast cancer in the U.S. do not have any risk factors aside from being female and getting older, and breast cancer that occurs in younger women is often more aggressive than breast cancer in women in their 50s or older.
The bottom line: Right now you still get to choose which recommendation you want to follow. And for women who hate mammograms, this is medical confirmation that you can have them much less often. But if you want to keep being tested according to the old standards, be prepared that insurance companies and Medicare may look at whether they should reduce the number of mammograms they are willing to cover.
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I was glad to see the recent Images Festival in Toronto included architecture in their events. One of the best parts IMHO was at the Goethe Institute. If you haven't seen the exhibit for Urban Deconstructions it is on until September. Two of the four architects involved in that project/exhibit were on hand for a panel discussion for the festival. It began with a viewing of Splitting - the Gordon Matta-Clarke film.
After the discussion there was a film night looking at how architecture of the future was viewed by past film makers - Lang, Korda, The Nazi Proganda, Futuro. It was excellent and I understand the Goethe organize other events like this.


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BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (AP) - Authorities say a husband and wife have been arrested in Louisiana on charges of robbing a credit union in Mississippi.
Hancock County, Miss., Sheriff Ricky Adam tells The Sea Coast Echo that Jessie Landry, 42, and Aleisa Diaz Landry, 33, were arrested early Thursday.
They are suspected in the Dec. 6 robbery of Keesler Federal Credit Union in Diamondhead, Miss. Local authorities had dubbed them "Bonnie and Clyde."
They were arrested in Bogalusa, La. It wasn't immediately clear if the couple had an attorney.
Sheriff's Investigator Steve Saucier says Jessie Landry is from Carriere, Miss., and Aleisa Landry is from Bogalusa.
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Reach out to someone: contact someone you trust for guidance and support. It can be someone you know, or someone on campus who is trained to help.
- A trained advocate at the 24-hour Sexual Violence Hotline (Advocates Program) (315-244-5466).
- A trained volunteer at St. Lawrence Valley Renewal House, a local organization (315-379-9845).
- REACHOUT of St. Lawrence County for crisis intervention (315-265-2422)
- A student trained as a Community Assistant (CA).
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Seek medical care: ask to be examined for potential injuries and infections. You can also consider asking for evidence collection before washing or changing clothes.
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We are certainly seeing delightful weather for August for now with low humidity and below normal temperatures.
However, towards the end of the week, the upper air pattern shifts from a trough of low pressure (cool) to a "Bermuda" type ridge of high pressure (warm and more humid).
We should get back to 90 degrees by Thursday with the humidity a little higher by Friday into the weekend.
The pattern looks pretty dry with no significant rain chances.
We are still watching a disturbance in the Atlantic which should become Tropical Storm Isaac. Computer models still indicate this could affect Florida by the end of the weekend or early next week.
It is also still possible it could go farther west into the open Gulf. We'll keep you posted.
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Mom's Special Chicken Soup Recipe
Nothing is more comforting than this chicken soup. I am convinced a single bowl can soothe anything from the common cold to a stressful day. My mother made it often for our family when I was growing up. Cookie Curci, San Jose, California
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3-1/2 to 4 pounds)
- 3 quarts water
- 1 medium onion, quartered
- 4 celery ribs
- 2 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
- 2 parsley sprigs
- 1 garlic clove
- 2-1/2 teaspoons salt, optional
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced carrots
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 3 cups cooked rice
- Place chicken and water in a Dutch oven; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; add the onion, celery, bouillon, parsley sprigs, garlic and salt if desired. Cover and simmer until the chicken is tender, about 1 hour.
- Remove chicken from broth; allow to cool. Strain broth, discarding vegetables and seasonings. Remove chicken from bones; cut into cubes; set aside. Discard bones. Add carrots to broth and simmer about 15 minutes or until tender. Add chicken and chopped parsley to broth; heat through. Serve with rice. Yield: 14 servings (3-1/2 quarts).
Originally published as Mom's Special Chicken Soup in Taste of Home August/September 1997, p35
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Added 1/16 tsp. of cayenne pepper while cooking & was much easier to breathe with bad cold.
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There's a part of lower Haddam known as "Shailerville." Variously spelled "Shailer," "Shaler," "Shailor," and "Shaylor," the family had a huge impact on Haddam's development as well as the development of other towns in Middlesex County, such as Portland, where Nathaniel Shailer of Haddam founded the first brownstone quarry there in 1788. The Shaler family's impact, however, was not confined to Connecticut.
Gen. Alexander Shaler, for example, became an influential, highly decorated war hero during the Civil War. Shaler, who died 101 years ago this week on Dec. 28, 1911, received the Medal of Honor for his bravery at the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862. Shaler led a New York regiment as his parents had relocated inland to New York state around 1840 after a member of the Shaler family had been lost at sea. Mrs. Ira Shaler wanted none of her 10 children to risk being lost at sea.
The move served to advance the career of her eighth child, Alexander. Besides being a war hero, Alexander Shaler later became fire commissioner and president of the New York City Fire Department. Shaler completely reorganized the fire department and made it the "best drilled and most efficient fire department in the world."
While he was serving as the head of the NYC fire department, Shaler also became a founder of the NRA. The National Rifle Association was clearly a byproduct of the Civil War. Shaler, always concerned with efficiency throughout his life, was appalled with the overall inefficiency of shooting during the Civil War and wanted to improve it.
Other Civil War veterans shared that concern. Army records for the Civil War showed that it took 1,000 rifle shots for every Confederate soldier hit during battle. In fact, the NRA's first president, Civil War Gen. Ambrose Burnside, himself a former Rhode Island gunsmith, had this to say about Civil War shooting inefficiency: "Out of ten soldiers who are perfect in drill ... only one knows the purpose of the sights on his gun or can hit the broad side of a barn."
Organized on Nov. 17, 1871, the NRA sought to improve the overall marksmanship of the population in case the country had to go to war again. It sponsored rifle clubs and shooting contests throughout the country for that purpose. Several Civil War generals took turns serving as its president. Gen. George Wood Wingate was its first president. Connecticut native General Alexander Shaler was one of the organization's founders and served as president or vice president for four years during the 1870s. Other former Civil War generals who served as president of the NRA include such notables as Ulysses S. Grant and Philip Sheridan.
It wasn't until 1934 that the NRA formed a legislative advisory component in response to the National Firearms Act of 1934. The NRA actually supported that act and the Gun Control Act of 1968. Both of these pieces of legislation created a licensing procedure for gun ownership, as well as other restrictions and legal requirements for gun owners and dealers.
The NRA's now often controversial role in lobbying for the rights of gun owners — most recently demonstrated following the tragic mass shooting in Newtown — is a fairly recent development in its history. Conceived originally by Civil War veterans such as Connecticut native Alexander Shaler to improve the efficiency of marksmanship for possible future wars, the NRA never became a legislative lobbying force until 1934. It is now regarded as one of the most efficient and potent lobbying groups in Washington, D.C.


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Looks like Josh Charles has found himself a good wife.
The actor married his longtime girlfriend Sophie Flack in New York City, People.com reports.
A former dancer with the New York City Ballet, Flack, 30, is the author of Bunheads.
Charles, 41, stars as lawyer Will Gardner on The Good Wife.


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By DL PERRIN
PLATO — Sitting on a winding, dirt, two-track road in the hinterlands of LaGrange County stands a house brimming with folk art. The 100-year old farmhouse is occupied by Nancy Appleman and her husband Lou. Her mother passed in 1985.
In 1990, Nancy and her first husband, Dean Colter, decided to move to the farm after her younger brother, Jim, had died and the family home stood empty.
A challenge she faced then remains today — what to do with all of her mother's hand crafts.
"I don't have the room to display them all and I don't want to sell them," Nancy said. "I like having them around."
After a recent inventory, Nancy and other family members counted a total of 60 hooked rugs, not to mention paintings and quilts, all made by her mother, Jessie (Koon) Barroquillo.
Her mother's rugs were recently part of the primary exhibit at a hooked rug convention in Ohio and her rugs were also displayed at Sauder Village for a full week.
Jessie never used commercial patterns. She hooked her own designs.
Nancy knew her mother was an exceptional artist. She would make everything she touched beautiful, whether it be a hooked rug, a quilt, an oil painting or tending to her country flower garden, Nancy said.
The garden her mother started and Nancy still tends, contains so many varieties of flowers, hedges and grasses, it was used in an official USDA plant-hardiness study. The garden meanders over a couple of acres surrounding the farmhouse.
Nancy and her two brothers inherited their mother's artistic nature.
"Mother always encouraged us to express ourselves with painting or drawing," Nancy said. "She was a good teacher and very supportive. My older brother had to carry the burden of farming our land after my dad suddenly died when Sheldon was only 10."
Nancy said her older brother learned drafting and does creative exterior designs in wrought iron. Her late brother Jim was the talented gardener, she said. He did projects for public parks in Chicago and he worked many years on the gardens at their family farm.
Nancy is also an artist. At the age of 70 she decided to take up playing the flute; she plays piano by ear; quilts and paints in watercolors. Not being interested in computers, Nancy loves to read. She and her husband Dean had a two-story library built with a spiral staircase and all four walls covered floor to ceiling, with built-in, book shelves to accommodate all of her, her mother's and her late brother's book collection.
"It is my favorite room," Nancy said. "My mother's rugs are on the floors and walls and her paintings are hung with mine."
Since her mother's rug collection is so extensive there are no more rooms left in which to display them.
For now, Nancy is content to be surrounded by their beauty. She said she still has those quiet moments, up in the attic alone, communing with her mother through their shared love of beautiful artwork.