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If you ever doubted the power of sheer will combined with hard work and true grit we think you will after seeing this story. Nancy Naeve Brown has the remarkable story of a Northville (just west of Mellette in NE SD) man who has almost completely recovered from a paralyzing stroke.
Throwing the perfect spiral isn't at the top of Kim Peterson's priority list. The fact that he is throwing a ball at all is practically a miracle. In June of 2009 this Northville, South Dakota man, who's only in his 50's, suffered a severe stroke.
Kim says, "I reached for a muffin and my head went down, my eyes shut but I stayed alert and was conscious the whole time. I was lucky it didn't affect my mind."
But when his brain told the right side of his body to move it did not respond. He spent 6 weeks in the hospital recovering in a wheelchair. That didn't last long though.
Kim says, "I couldn't even walk. I could do nothing. I could hang up my left arm but I had no balance."
Knowing that for the first 8 months after his stroke he couldn't open his right hand at all makes seeing him play catch all the more impressive. Kim worked tirelessly with Avera St. Luke's Occupational Therapist Buck Norris for a year plus a personal trainer at the YMCA to get this far.
Buck Norris, OT says, "He's a good student. He has a problem you want to have. There is such a thing as overdoing it. No pain, no gain is not always the best philosophy. I would rather have that problem and have to hold them back then have to push them to do something. It takes a lot of patience on both parts. What I usually end up telling people and I told Kim this because Kim is always in a hurry, always in a hurry. Everyone is in a hurry, but the fact is recovery is never fast enough for anyone. If they recover in 6 months, they wish it would have been 3 months."
Kim made it very clear to Buck that he didn't want to cheat any of the movements. Like when he would shake someone's hand often times it's easier to move your shoulder up, but he didn't want to do that. Instead he works to life his whole arm up to meet the other person's hand.
Norris says, "Doing things correctly. That was really important to him. He didn't want to walk around and be identifiable physically as a stroke victim that was really important to him to learn how to regain those normal movements."
Kim says, "I have one piece of the puzzle left. My ankle needs to be more active and quicker. I hope by next spring to be running again.
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To the editor:
The April 15 article "Vandalism Along the Rail Trail" should open a lot of eyes in town about the future of the bike path and getting prepared for what's to come. The present bike path is a nice, friendly trail for many to use and enjoy. Unfortunately, the future plan is to expand from the present four-mile path in Danvers by connecting to 40 miles of the Boston Bike Highway. That will change everything in a bad way.
Lexington is a prime example of what's to come. The bike people in Lexington brag that a million riders use the highway each year. This has led to increased business in town, which is true, but it has also increased town costs and crime. Lexington has a special category for bike patrolmen and employs 15 of them. A few years back when I checked, I found Lexington Fire Department answered 76 emergency calls that year and considered purchasing a special vehicle because of the volume. Can you imagine what the bike highway crossing at High and Poplar streets will be with this volume?
The Boston Bike Highway attracts both good and bad. Checking the local newspapers shows a rise in crime along the highway. A four-mile bike path is good, and a 40-plus-mile bike highway is bad for all. The future needs to be looked at now. The taxpayer and voter should remember over the next few years, as the problems arise, who got us into this fiasco.
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Calhisports.com honors DV's Allard
By Chace Bryson
Friday, July 10th, 2009 at 2:52 pm in Uncategorized.
Calhisports.com released it's list of State Female Athletes of the Year on Friday morning, naming recent Deer Valley graduate Emily Allard as it's Division I Female AOY. Allard — who will attend Northwestern in the Fall — was a prominent two-sport athlete for the Wolverines, making huge contributions in both softball and baseball. The only other East Bay athlete to be recognized was Moreau Catholic's Alitta Boyd. Boyd was given Division III AOY distinction.
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RUSHVILLE — Congressman Luke Messer has introduced legislation that would require the annual budget submission of the President to Congress to include the cost-per-taxpayer of the deficit for each year the budget is projected to be in deficit. The legislation is the first bill Messer has sponsored as U.S. Representative.
"Hard-working American taxpayers deserve to know what their share of the proposed annual deficit would be if the President's budget does not balance," said Messer. "Most Americans would be shocked if they knew how much the Federal government's free-spending ways are costing them."
According to the Internal Revenue Service, there were about 145 million individual income tax returns filed in the most recent year for which data is available. That means the one-trillion dollar shortfall in the President's last budget cost each about $6,896. The total tab for the past four years of trillion dollar deficits comes to around $27,584 per taxpayer.
"This requirement would be a powerful reminder to the President and Congress that our decisions have real-world consequences," Messer continued. I hope that by making this information easily accessible, legislators and our constituents will understand the impact of these fiscally irresponsible spending decisions proposed by the President."
Last week, the House unanimously approved an amendment sponsored by Messer to require President Obama to estimate the cost-per-taxpayer of the annual deficit for each year his proposed Fiscal Year 2014 budget is not balanced. The bill Messer introduced today will require every President, now and in the future, to include this calculation in the Administration's annual budget submission.
About Luke Messer
Luke Messer is the Congressman for Indiana's 6th Congressional District, a 19 county region of east-central and southeastern Indiana comprised of manufacturing and agricultural communities. Elected President of the Republican Freshman Class by his peers, Messer serves on the House Committees on Budget, Foreign Affairs, and Education & the Workforce.


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Millionaire Clusters Recipe
Of the 35 kinds of candy I make each Christmas, this is by far the favorite of family and friends. These treats taste like a million bucks!Theda Andres, Appleton, Wisconsin
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 cup butter, divided
- 2 cups evaporated milk
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 cup light corn syrup
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 4 cups chopped pecans
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 pound milk chocolate candy coating, melted
- Grease four baking sheets with 2 tablespoons butter; set aside.
- In a large heavy saucepan, combine the milk, sugars, corn syrup, salt and remaining butter. Bring to a boil, stirring frequently. Cook over medium heat until a candy thermometer reads 238° (soft-ball stage), stirring occasionally.
- Remove from the heat. Stir in pecans and vanilla. Drop by tablespoonfuls onto prepared baking sheets. Let stand until set.
- Drizzle melted candy coating over clusters; chill for 10 minutes or until set. Store in airtight containers. Yield: 7 dozen.
Editor's Note: We recommend that you test your candy thermometer before each use by bringing water to a boil; the thermometer should read 212°. Adjust your recipe temperature up or down based on your test.
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ORANGE — The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony recently for Mims Investment Services. Cindy Mims is a certified Financial Advisor and Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor. She is also fully licensed to sell life insurance products including fixed and variable annuities. Mims Investment Services is located at 1301 MLK Drive, Ste A in Orange. Call 409-988-7765 for more info.


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In the bottom of the eighth, the Yankees didn't score, again.
And the umpires kept on helping the Tigers. After Ichiro Suzuki led off with an easy fly to center, Robinson Cano came up and took two strikes from left-hander Phil Coke. The thing was, though, both pitches were probably a few inches outside. That's just how it's been going for Canó lately. He got robbed by an umpire at first base in Game 1, and this time he hit Coke's third pitch to Prince Fielder, who tagged first base for the out. Canó, one of the best players in the American League, is now 2 for 32 (.063) in the postseason.
Coke, perhaps taking over from Joaquin Benoit as the Tigers' chief setup man, stayed in to face Mark Teixeira, who lifted a foul pop that Alex Avila gathered in to end the inning.
Heading to the ninth inning, it's still 3-0 Tigers ... and we'll still wondering who will fill the closer's role in Game 2, after Jose Valverde's meltdown in Game 1.


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ATN Podcast: What they got right
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Linfield has gone 9-0 with Mickey Inns at quarterback this season.
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Usually we have some complaints about the bracket, so much so that there's a category in the annual predictions column asking what the committee blew.
It's not so much this time. There are a couple things that would have been better if fixed, and we'll touch on those, but it's not a deal-breaker. Unless, say, you're Hobart.
Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan run down the brackets, give their surprises, look at some of the great matchups potentially ahead in the second and third weekends and have just a word of warning for UW-Whitewater fans. That and much more in this week's Around the Nation Podcast. Scroll to the bottom and read the tags to see which teams are mentioned in this week's show.
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Check out our discussion board and get in on the talk about BVAL football. Pittsburg is certainly in the driver's seat after beating Ygnacio Valley, but there's still four weeks left in the regular season. Are the Pirates the biggest surprise this season? Or are they a team that will be strong year-in and year-out?
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A preliminary UCSF study suggests a possible link between mind wandering and aging, by looking at a biological measure of longevity.
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Aoife O'Donovan, PhD, a Society in Science: Branco Weiss Fellow in psychiatry at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and UCSF, was presented with the Neal E. Miller New Investigator Award for 2012 by the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research.
December 12, 2011
UCSF Nobel laureate Elizabeth Blackburn, PhD, whose co-discovery of an enzyme involved in cell aging and cancers opened a whole new field of scientific inquiry, was inducted into the California Hall of Fame on Dec. 8, 2011.
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On the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, faculty members reflect on the psychological toll the tragedy took.
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Mental illnesses, especially depression and anxiety disorders, are common in the United States and Europe according to two new major research reports. They often are untreated, and they are associated with chronic, life threatening health problems, including heart disease.
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Janice Humphreys, a associate professor of Family Health Care Nursing, is working with an interdisciplinary group of UCSF colleagues to study the long-term health and aging effects of intimate partner violence with funding made possible by UCSF's Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
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UCSF has produced a series of public service announcements to address mental health issues and other health-related issues in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami on March 11 and continuing crises at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan.
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UCSF scientists are reporting several studies showing that psychological stress leads to shorter telomeres – the protective caps on the ends of chromosomes that are a measure of cell age and, thus, health. The findings also suggest that exercise may prevent this damage.
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UCSF Nobel laureate Elizabeth Blackburn is not ready to predict how long you will live. But she and her UCSF colleagues are exploring a feature within cells that is a kind of hourglass for aging.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Police say a tip led them to more than $100,000 worth of marijuana inside a central Kentucky home.
Woodrow Carter was arrested last night at his Canmer, Ky. home in Hart County.
Police found 83 marijuana plants worth $166,000 along with items used to grow them.
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Daniel N. Drew, 19, of the 700 block of South 20th Street, was arrested at 9:50 p.m. Wednesday on a charge of aggravated battery/great bodily harm.
n Alec K. McLaughlin, 21, of the 1100 block of Gaskins Avenue, was arrested at 12:36 a.m. Thursday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
A female employee reported to police at 12:34 p.m. Wednesday five male suspects came into a business in the 400 block of South 34th Street and tried to cash stolen checks. The checks had been stolen from a business in West Frankfort.
n An employee told police at 2:05 p.m. Wednesday a fight was occurring between subjects inside a silver van in the parking lot. The incident took place in the 400 block of South 42nd Street.
n A male caller told police at 9:02 p.m. Wednesday a man known to him had been battered by an underage, intoxicated suspect in the 700 block of South 20th Street. The victim was taken to Crossroads Community Hospital.
n A man reported to police at 12:48 a.m. Thursday his 14-year-old son was a runaway. The man lives in the 1200 block of Cherry Street.
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Brian K. Shelton, 30, of Fairfield, was arrested at 1:18 p.m. Wednesday on charges of violation of bail bond and theft.
n Amanda D. Moussette, 25, of the 300 block of North Fifth St., was arrested at 3:24 p.m. Wednesday on a charge of residential burglary.
n Clarence T.A. Foster, 31, of Salem, was arrested at 4:47 a.m. Thursday on charges of aggravated DUI, DUI, and unlawful transportation of alcohol.
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USA Cycling Elite, U23 and Junior Road Championships Head to Orange County; Junior Track Nationals to ADT Event Center in Carson
Contact: Andy Lee (Tel.) 719.866.4867 (Mobile) 719.231.2041 (E-mail) firstname.lastname@example.com [1] (Website) http://www.usacycling.org [2]
Colorado Springs, Colo. (December 14, 2007)—Following last month's announcement of USA Cycling's 2008 National Championship dates and locations, the national governing body announced today that the 2008 USA Cycling Elite, U23 and Junior Road National Championships and Junior Track National Championships will be held in Southern California in mid-August.
The USA Cycling Elite, U23 and Junior Road National Championships are scheduled for Aug. 7-11 in Orange County while the USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships will be held at the ADT Event Center in Carson, Aug. 14-17.
USA Cycling awarded the road events to Jet Cycling in conjunction with Rock-n-Road Cyclery who will serve as the local organizing committee for the road race, time trial and criterium events.
Specific details related to event schedules and courses are still being determined and will be announced in the coming weeks.
Of USA Cycling's 15 National Championship events in 2008, three are yet to be announced – the USA Cycling Master Road National Championships, the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships and the USA Cycling BMX National Championships. The three remaining 2008 national championship events are expected to be announced by Dec. 31, 2007.
2007 USA Cycling National Championships:
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USA Cycling Mountain Bike Marathon National Championships
Breckenridge, Colo.
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USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships
Mount Snow Resort
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USA Cycling 24-Hour Mountain Bike National Championships
9-Mile County Forest
Wausau, Wis.
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USA Cycling Elite, U23 and Junior Road National Championships
Orange Country, Calif.
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USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships
ADT Event Center
Carson, Calif.
August 16-17:
USA Cycling Professional and Elite Criterium National Championships
Downers Grove, Ill.
August 30-31:
USA Cycling Professional Road and Time Trial National Championships
Greenville, S.C.
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USA Cycling Master Track National Championships
Hellyer Park Velodrome
San Jose, Calif.
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USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Championships
7-Eleven Velodrome
Colorado Springs, Colo.
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ADT Event Center
Carson, Calif.
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USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships
Lees-McRae College
Banner Elk, N.C.
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An FBI - LAPD joint task force early this morning rounded up nearly 2-dozen gang members who agents say were involved in a methamphetamine ring.
That ring is alleged to have direct ties to the Mexican Mafia.
FBI agents say this group was pushing meth , primarily, in the Hollywood area ,but with tentacles reaching all over the city including Koreatown, and Macarthur and Lafayette parks on the city's Westside.
It is a gang that traces its origins to the civil war in El Salvador in the 1980s.
Its roots are planted in violence that grew on the streets of Los Angeles. It is called Mara Salvatrucha or MS-13 for short.
And in this federal indictment -- 20 members are named as conspirators in a methamphetamine ring.
FBI agent Tim Delaney: "This was not a street round-up of low level criminals, but rather targeting the higher up in the organization."
Investigators say Thomas Rodriguez, known as "Big Boy," is an MS-13 shotcaller and mafia associate, or camarada, who oversaw the drug operation on the streets and collected the profits.
Agents say they found weapons and bags of dope in his house when he was arrested.
And they say part of the drug profits went upstairs to these two imprisoned Mexican Mafia members: Luis "Lil One" Vega and Jose "Dreamer" Rodriguez.
The Mexican Mafia controls and operates the ring from the prisons. As part of that , LAPD detectives say five of the MS-13 conspirators are also charged with extortion for beating and shaking down another gangster.
This undercover LAPD detective worked the case: "They basically told him this is your last warning. If you don't pay us, it's going to end badly for you. If he didn't reach out to law enforcement, he was afraid he would be killed."
Detectives say that victim is now in a place where the gangster can't get to him.
If convicted, these suspects face anywhere from 10 years to life in prison.
FBI agent in charge Tim Delaney says he be levies today's arrests take "a very serious bite" out of the gang's leadership.


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Flooding blog for Oxfordshire: Tuesday, January 14 (From Banbury Cake)
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No direct link to the floods, but it seems the roads are all full of traffic today as people get back in their cars now that all city centre roads have reopened.
Traffic on the A40 at 6.45am today was heavier than usual for that time of day.
There are long traffic queues along the A34 in both directions this morning, too.
Flood warnings also remain in force for:
- River Thames from Days Lock down to South Stoke, including Dorchester-on-Thames and Overy, Shillingford, Benson, Wallingford, North Stoke and Moulsford
- River Thames from Henley down to Medmenham including Remenham and Mill End
- River Thames for Shiplake, Lower Shiplake and Wargrave
A flood warning remains in place today for the Thames in Botley through to Grandpont.
@TheOxfordMail just drove down Botley road and surface water by mcdonalds is almost gone again thankfully— @missrdavie 14 January 2014
The trains are not reporting any problems this morning as well.
With hopefully the worst over, we are now asking for you guys to help praise those people who have been helping out in the floods. They can be the workers from the organisations such as the Environment Agency or the councils or they can be normal members of the public.
There will be dozens, if not hundreds, of incidents over the past few days where people deserve praise for helping our flood victims and we reckon they deserve some public recognition.
So, if you've got someone who needs praise, please click through to our nomination form at www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/floodhero
On the weather forecast front, the Met Office is only forecasting light rain after tomorrow morning, although Abingdon, Wantage and Didcot areas may cop some heavy rain Thursday and Saturday.
So far there are no schools reported to be facing closures today, say the council.
The road closures, according to our friends at Oxfordshire County Council are:
- Lower Road, Islip
- B478 at Playhatch
- Clifton Hampden to Long Wittenham (High Street)
- Wytham to Wolvercote road (under the A34 bridge)
- Link road from A34 to South Hinksey village
- Binsey Lane, Oxford
- B4009 Chinnor Road at Aston Rowant
- Road from A329 to Drayton St Leonard
- Great Brook Road from Buckland Road to Chimney near Aston
Good morning. Here is today's flooding blog (which we are hoping may be the last of the current floods).
Abingdon Road and Botley Road are both obviously open after the closures were lifted yesterday and Sunday respectively. That means that the traffic restrictions in Oxford's High Street are in force today.
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returnbs your home to a safe, hygienic and dry condition, use the forms on the PAS 64 overview. The link for the free overview with a workable checklist form and health and decontamination risk assessment is:
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Is Culham Bridge open does anyone know?
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The 23rd Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin, Germany
The 23rd annual Chaos Computer Club Congress offered a fresh perspective on topics such as RFID technology and cyber-crime laws.
The offbeat and engaging Chaos Computer Club held their 23rd annual congress – dubbed 23C3 – in Berlin on December 27-30. Approximately 4,200 people attended the "four-day conference on technology, society, and utopia." Under the motto "Who can you trust?" the 23rd Chaos Communication Congress (23C3) provided 130 talks and 20 workshops on network technology, hacking, and monitoring.
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This fragrance collection is truly an unforgettable whiff. I distinctly remember my first experience, which was in a charming local kitchen supply store. The little corner of Thymes fragrances spoke to me instantly, for the refreshingly simple packaging.
Intrigue with the Naia line is inevitable, especially if one loves any of the ocean water-inspired scents on the market. The difference; however, is that Naia performs like a symphony, not a one-note ballad. She's a soft melody with an enchanting balance of salt spray and sunshine, and that ineffable "je ne sais quoi", which flirts with your senses.
This is essence of summer's folly; vanishing before the first frost of Fall...I'll be cherishing the remnants for now, and desperately hoping Aqua Coralline will be the shoulder to lean on during my transition. All is hardly lost; Thymes is still my serendipitous find, offering more fragrances than I may ever be so lucky to sample.
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I first discovered this scent in a store and purchased one of the products in the line and soon was addicted and got everything that Naia comes in. The scent is fresh, clean, bright, and yet its soothing and calming. This is very hard to describe and I haven't met one person that has not like it. I blind bought this not knowing the notes and I am glad because Lychee isn't something I would normally pick but I am glad I did. This is also something I never get tired of other scents come and go but I always have this!
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I hate exercise. I pretty much always have. I'm inherently lazy, and I know I'm not alone given the latest figures indicate that more than 60% of the Australian adult population are overweight or obese. But I know it's not good to be complacent in my slovenly ways, so I'll occasionally find something to give me the encouragement to get myself off THE couch.
Case in point: I've put on a little weight recently. It's not a lot compared to most standards, but because we all have different limits about what's acceptable and what's not, it's more than I'm comfortable with. Plus my clothes are getting tight, so that's enough of a sign that I need to act NOW! If I had to choose, my preferred exercise would be pole dancing. I took a beginners' course back in 2007 and fell in love with the results I achieved. Hands down, it's the best exercise I've ever done. It gave me an all-over body workout plus helped me shed a few kilos while having fun. And that was the key: fun! Since then, I've completed the intermediate and advanced courses, too, and try to go whenever time permits. (more…)


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The Zune team has been planning on getting back into the game for a while now, and the this was only hastened after they lost market share in the holiday sales numbers. While they created a great hard drive player, Apple became a moving target, and moved on to a multitouch screen in a wifi connected, flash based device. Clearly the bar had been raised when the iPod Touch came to market.
Apparently, based on the pic above from the Engadget site, the new Zune will be dubbed the ZuneHD. Look for it to feature the solitary "home button" that is prominent on an iPod Touch, and for it to debut in September. That screen will be great when it debuts!
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This data is the first experiment in a series that looks at the growth of E. coli in DI water, DDW, and D2O. This data is not optimal because of experimental conditions and setup issues, which you can read about in the links below. Interestingly the D2O sample declines in growth after a few hours. I have no understanding of why this would happen. Feel free to comment on the experiment in my notebook.


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Eversince I entered high school, my parents have encouraged me to do communityservice. They say it looks good on college applications and it's good to get outand do something for the community. Let me tell you, it really has beenfun.
My mother recently took a job with the Arthritis Foundation, and Ihave been helping ever since. They hold events to raise money to help find a curefor arthritis, a disease that affects millions of people, including children andyoung adults. Because both my sets of grandparents, my great-grandmother and mymother either have or are showing early signs of arthritis, I figured it would benice to help raise money for this cause.
Last spring the Foundation held apaintball tournament with eleven teams. It was both my mom's and my first event,and it was a lot of fun. I sold raffle tickets and helped serve food betweengames. Although it rained and was very muddy, it was worth it. Everyone was thereto have fun, but more importantly, to help an important cause.
In May theFoundation held its first annual Open Net Hockey Tournament, created by my motherand a guy whose six-year-old daughter has arthritis. There were many gamesbetween rival businesses and radio stations. I helped out with the food andchecking in teams. I also announced a few of the games. It was well worth my timeand effort when the girl who sparked the whole event came out on the ice andskated with her dad.
Another event I helped at was the 8th Annual MiniGrand Prix. This was the biggest event of the year and the most fun. Companyteams race and the go-carts' decorations are judged. This event brought outpeople of all ages to watch the races. I helped with the food, the children'sarea and some of the races. It was a long day's work, but a lot offun.
I'm glad to help the Arthritis Foundation. I have learned communityservice can be a lot of fun. I owe this realization to my parents for encouragingme to help. After I found out how much fun and how rewarding volunteering can be,I no longer need encouragement.
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Why are rents so important?
We depend on you paying your rent on time so that we can carry on providing you with services such as carrying out day-to-day repairs. We also have to pay interest on the loans we have taken out to purchase and develop the homes we own.
When is your rent due?
Your rent is due in advance every Monday if you have a weekly tenancy, and on the first of each month if you have a monthly tenancy. You must pay your rent and service charges on time or you will risk losing your home.
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We understand that sometimes it can be hard to make ends meet. In these situations we can offer some help and advice. However, you should contact us as soon as possible to tell us about any problems you are facing, even if you are waiting to hear the result of a claim for Housing Benefit or if your claim is being reviewed.
What to do if you owe us rent
- Contact your income officer immediately - get help before the debts get too large. Use our handy search tool to find out who your income officer is.
- Respond to our letters, phone calls and visits, keep any appointments with us because the earlier we can talk to you the sooner we can resolve the problem.
- Either pay what you owe or agree to pay it off in stages.
- Keep to any agreement you make with us.
Rent setting policy
Rent is set using a formula introduced by the Government in 2002. The formula calculates a "target rent" for each property, which is the rent that the governement consider to be the correct rent for that property. In addition to the target rent there are regulations that deal with the rate of increase in rents in any one year.
If you are a secure tenant, your rent is re-registered every two years by the Independent Rent Officer Service. When calculating your rent, we compare your registered and target rents, before charging the lower of the two.
The detailed regulations are complicated but if you would like to know more, we are happy to help. In practice, whether you are an assured or secure tenant, the rules mean that, in any one year, your rent will not be raised by more than the retail price index, plus 0.5%, plus £2 a week.


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The World : Europe : Spain : Northern Spain
Antiguas Cocheras Renfe en Ponferrada
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Antiguas cocheras abandonadas de Renfe en el barrio de La Placa, Ponferrada, El Bierzo, León
Torre de La Rosaleda, Ponferrada
Skatepark en el barrio de la Rosaleda, Ponferrada, El Bierzo, León
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Ponferrada, vista desde el monte Pajariel
Estadio El Toralín, Ponferradina
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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SALISBURY, Md. - New details about the Salisbury man arrested for allegedly making threats to burn down his mother's house, attempting to attack her, then reportedly assaulting an officer.
"It was almost like a switch went off," described Lt. Tim Robinson with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Officer, when describing the suspect's behavior.
20-year-old Andrew Gibson is locked behind bars, after prompting a lock down at Pemberton Elementary School Wednesday. This after comments on Facebook, implying he would cause a "Sandy Hook like incident in the area."
"We don't know where the danger is going to be, is there going to be a shot in the neighborhood, is there going to be a vehicle type of situation, so we have to keep them in that safe zone until that's expired," said Dr. John Frederickson, Superintendent of Wicomico County Schools.
Some question Gibson's mental stability. According to his Facebook page, violent rants recently intensified. A status update from April 11th reads: "I hope all Salisbury dies and burns up and all the surrounding areas and your kids die." Another post mentioned taking his own life.
On Wednesday, officers say Gibson tried to attack his mother with a baseball bat, but say when a relative intervened, he fled.
"He was taken into custody without incident at the city park and we brought him back to the sheriffs office," said Lt. Robinson.
Once inside his cell, deputies say he lashed out. "He became very irate, very loud, yelling, belligerent, at one point he actually started using toilet paper to cover up the surveillance cameras," he said.
Gibson was inside the holding cell when he also allegedly assaulted an officer by trying to push him out. Minutes later, officers say he stripped down to his underwear, and urinated all over the cell.
It's still unclear what sparked the rage deputies say they witnessed. The latest post on Facebook reads: "This is calming I'm starting to feel relaxed."
This isn't Gibson's first run in with the police. WMDT found on the Maryland Case Search website that he was charged with malicious destruction of property in January. In years past, he was arrested for assault, disorderly conduct, and theft.
Authorities say the suspect's mother was not injured, and neither were the students at Pemberton Elementary.


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The results of our Pope Francis Art Contest are in! Thank you to all of the contest participants and voters for making this contest a success. If you are one of our top three winners, we will contact you shortly.
- Entries: 45
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Mechanisms of hESC derived MSCs and BMSSCs to regenerate bone tissue
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We postulate that if bone marrow stromal stem cells or mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) derived from human ESCs can be enriched for osteoprogentior cells the likelihood of engraftment in to new bone after transplantation is going to be high resulting in long term bone repair and new bone formation in patients with bone diseases. Thus, we propose using human embryonic stem cells as a model system to determine whether TWIST expression can be used to enrich MSCs as a novel cell therapy strategy for bone regeneration. TWIST is a Helix-Loop-Helix transcription factor that is known to be a strong inhibitor of osteoblast differentiation. Our laboratory has recently demonstrated that expressing TWIST enriches for osteoblast precursor cells from adult bone tissue in culture. Therefore, allowing TWIST to be overexpressed in human embryonic stem cell derived mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) under an inducible promoter should allow the enrichment of MSCs ex vivo, and, when turning off TWIST, osteoblast differentiation will be enabled after transplantation. Our laboratory has spent many years isolating and characterizing both mouse and human TWIST in osteoblasts and we are now embarking on new therapeutic applications of this factor in bone diseases. One of the major shortcomings in using bone marrow transplantation for cell therapy in bone diseases is the lack of osteoblast precursor cells. This lack of precursor cell enrichment results in little, if any engraftment of osteoblasts into new bone. Although external factors are presently being used, gene therapy relies on high levels of osteoblast engraftment if the therapy is going to have any phenotypic effect on bone formation, especially with respect to the following bone diseases; osteoporosis, which is prevalent in women over 50; osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a serious bone disorder that is usually present at birth as an inherited disease; metastatic cancers such as prostate and breast that can result in cancer induced bone disease leaving the patient in terrible pain for the duration of their life; and for the repair of damage in patients with tooth loss or weakened facial or skeletal bones. We hypothesize that TWIST will have a dramatic effect on stem cell enrichment, and will improve the outcome of hESC cell therapy in humans with bone disease or in need of bone repair. .
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This proposed research will benefit the State of California and its citizens in the following ways. First of all, many Californians are "Baby Boomers" who are over 50 and are now suffering from osteoporosis, dental tooth decay, and osteoarthritis resulting hip and knee replacements. Current medicine is deficient in the supply of tissues for bone transplantation. By generating a renewable supply of human MSCs, we hope to circumvent this short supply for future bone tissue regeneration. Secondly, cancer survivors living in California who are in remission are now suffering cancer induced bone disease either from their surgeries or treatment regimens are in need of bone tissue replacement or repairs to relieve them of terrible bone pain. With CIRM funding we now have the ability to use human embryonic stem cells to study the underlying mechanisms of bone formation that will allow us to customize treatments using the hESCs with patients own stem cells to prevent rejection for use in bone replacement and repairs. This proposed project is simply not feasible due to Federal restrictions on the use of hESC. If our hypothesis proves to be correct and mesenchymal stem cells derived from human ESCs can be enriched for osteoprogentior cells, the likelihood of engraftment into new bone after transplantation is going to be high, resulting in long term bone repair and new bone formation in patients with bone diseases. Therefore, Californians receiving hESC cell therapy for bone repairs should be able to remain ambulatory longer, and living more active lives and with less pain. This in turn results in fewer hospital visits for bone fractures. Reduced hospital costs will result in less financial burden on the State of California Health Insurance rates.
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SYNOPSIS: In this proposal the investigators wish to differentiate hESCs into MSCs to determine the role of TWIST in hESC/mesoderm differentiation. The hypothesis is that TWIST which interacts with tgf and wnt signaling pathways is a key gene for MSC commitment and self-renewal, allowing increased differentiation to an MSC fate and better expansion of MSCs in vitro; and that this gene will block the differentiation towards osteoprogenitor cells in vitro and in vivo, further substantiating its function to maintain MSCs undifferentiated. Studies are proposed using multiple hESC lines. Parallel studies will be done in adult derived MScs and dental pulp stem cells. SIGNIFICANCE AND INNOVATION: This proposal involves developing methods to generate skeletal cells for therapies of osteoporosis and articular disorders. These are important goals, as with the ageing of the population these diseases are becoming more prevalent. Molecular insights in how to manipulate cell populations to provide robust regeneration of bone / cartilage in vivo are therefore significant. The applicant aims to study the role of a transcription factor, TWIST, in the maintenance of stem cell potency in the human mesenchymal stem cells induced from the human embryonic stem cells. The similar role of TWIST in human bone marrow stromal stem cells and dental pulp stem cells will be studied in parallel. A large population of aging people and patients with inherited diseases are suffering bone diseases such as osteoporosis, osteogenesis imperfecta, and osteoarthritis et al. It is in urgent need to establish model systems in which stem cells are employed as therapeutic sources of bone repair, replacement and regeneration. STRENGTHS: A strength of the proposal is the investigators included in the studies, who have expertise in all aspects of the proposal. The goal of evaluating molecular mechanisms that will enhance the robustness of MSC proliferation and robustness of their capacity to regenerate skeletal tissues in vivo are important. All tools for the proposed studies (inducible TWIST1 construct and a DN construct to mimick TWIST1 null cells) are available. The proposed studies represent a natural extension of the PI's previous and current research. The originality of the proposal, and inclusion of a strong collaborator Dr. Songtao Shi are also strengths. Many experiments are carefully designed and back-up plans provided. The likelihood of successful completion of the proposed studies is high. WEAKNESSES: Although the investigators indicate that the ESCs are needed to validate the role of TWIST1 during mesoderm/mesnechymal cell commitment in development (last paragraph page 4), none of the studies address this question. If this is not an important goal of the proposal, it is not clear to this reviewer that use of ESCs rather than MSCs derived from bone marrow or dental pulp will aid in the characterization of the role of TWIST to maintain MSCs undifferentiated and block differentiation to osteopropgenitor cells. In general, the proposal is not well written. It is not clear what the PI really wants to do. The proposed studies apparently do not match with what is stated as the overall goals of this proposal (Research Proposal Page 4). It appears that part of the proposal is likely to have been copied-and-pasted from other grant applications, as evidenced by the fact that figures that are referred in text do not exist and numerous unlisted references are cited in the text. In addition, a tetracycline inducible system is proposed in Aim 2c, but an estrogen inducible system will be developed instead in the timeline page. The PI appears to have good training background, and has done pioneering work in the characterization of functional analysis of TWIST in osteoblasts, as she claims. However, the PI is a middle author in 9 of 10 selected peer-reviewed publications that are listed in the PI's biosketch, which raises a concern. Details are lacking in some places where they are needed, which makes the proposal difficult to follow. However, a pretty detailed quantitative real-time PCR protocol is provided instead. DISCUSSION: A reviewer stated that the aims do not justify the use of hESCs, that the work could be done with mouse ES cells to achieve the same goals. The proposal was regarded as being poorly written, a "cut and paste" job given the lack of attention to relevant details, and was not hypothesis-driven. A reviewer found that the purpose for comparing differentiated mesenchymal cells to bone marrow stromal stem cells was unclear, as was the overall rationale for adding TWIST. Another criticism: the goals did not align with proposed studies. The proposal "lacked real thought".


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Scientific Linux 4.0 - i386
Scientific Linux 4.0 is released for the i386 architecture.
Scientific Linux version 4.0 has been released for the i386 architecture. This is our first release with the new 2.6 kernel, xorg instead of XFree86, and many other new features and changes.
Thanks to all the beta testers and those who have contributed to this release.
Release Notes can be found at ftp://ftp.scientificlinux.org/linux/scientific/40/i386/SL.releasenote
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It's All about Placement: Images Staged to Sell
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You're providing A+ service and rock star products? Great! You have images? Even better. Now, how are you going to place those images on your site? There is a method to the layout madness and with thoughtful, strategic arrangement, your images will be staged to attract customers and ultimately increase conversions.
Before you start uploading images to pages, think about how image placement can encourage interaction and keep your visitors returning.
1. Whether it is a blog post, homepage or product description, select one image to be the highlighted feature that will be placed above the computer screen'sRead full article


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Made with Mia Bossi signature dotted waxed canvas and finished with gold brushed hardware. The lock and key are embellishments and not needed to close the flap.
Material: Waxed Canvas, Leather
Brand: Mia Bossi Diaper Bags
Origin: United States
High-end diaper bags certainly offer practicality and durability, but you can expect downright sex appeal from Mia Bossi's bags. The range, launched in 2002 by a trio of retailers and designers, features stroller totes made from distressed Italian leather, as well as fashionable utility belts and men's (yes, men's!) shoulder bags in camo and striped canvas. Beyond great looks, the carriers offer a slew of ingenious extras, like washable faux-fur changing pads and zip-out interior linings. Add on stroller clips and bottle insulators for even more on-the-go options.


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Although the Apple tablet been available for just seven months, the iPad is being strongly embraced by businesses, particularly financial services, health care, technology, and legal providers, say three separate enterprise surveys. A big reason is the iPad's ability to be both a general-purpose device like a computer and a highly managed special-purpose device like an appliance, notes Brian Reed, chief marketer at Boxtone, a mobile management provider that surveyed 1,200 enterprises on iPad usage.
Steve Wastie, product development VP at mobile connectivity management provider iPass, notes that iPass's survey of 1,100 customers showed that 13 percent already have iPads in use (mainly brought in by employees) and two-thirds expect iPads and similar devices to replace (27 percent) or supplement (39 percent) the laptop as their primary computing device.
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Despite its public consumer focus (consider how many TV shows now feature iPads used by their characters), Apple has apparently been aggressively pursuing enterprise usage as well, sending product managers and engineers to many large businesses to find out what they want in the iPad to meet their business needs, several CIOs have told me in recent months.
Other vendors are just starting to get their tablets to market, though only one business-oriented tablet, the HP Slate 500, is available today. So far, that device is not getting much enterprise discussion, notes both Reed and Wastie. That may be due to its newness.
HP Slate intended for custom apps, not general business use
But although Hewlett-Packard has marketed its Slate 500 on its website as "the ideal PC for professionals who don't usually work at a traditional desk, yet need to stay productive in a secure, familiar Windows environment," HP spokesman Roman Skuratovskiy says the Slate's intended use is far narrower: "The HP Slate 500 is designed to run custom applications created by enterprise customers, unlike HP's business laptops, desktops, etc." (HP declined further comment when asked to clarify that statement.)


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"I cannot say enough good things about this program and how it has helped to develop and implement the PC/BH Integration Program at the Gloucester Family Health Center (GFHC) located in Gloucester, MA. The GFHC is an entirely new health center, so we have had the opportunity to shape behavioral health services from the time the very first patient walked through the door of this new facility. I have found the course content that provided an overview of issues commonly treated in primary care, particularly anxiety disorders, chronic illnesses, chronic pain, substance abuse and screening tools to be particularly useful in our practice. Health behavior change strategies as taught in the context of this course, including the stages of change model, motivational interviewing and relaxation and sleep promotion skills provide the foundation for the interventions I use daily with patients. Dr. Blount's course has also allowed me to speak with confidence and authority to the medical providers in the practice. Even now, one year after the completion of the course, I continue to comb through the course materials, handouts and articles for support and "supervision" as new and challenging situations arise. I highly recommend this course to anyone seeking the clinical knowledge to provide reputable behavioral health services in primary care!"
Lisa Schott, MSW, LISCWDirector of Integrated ServicesGloucester Family Health CenterSeptember 2007 Participant
Ronald Adler, MD – Ron is a Family Physician. He is currently the Director of Quality Improvement for Primary Care for the UMass Memorial Healthcare system. He was formerly Medical Director of Hahnemann Family Health Center and Education Director for the same health center in the Worcester Family Medicine Residency. He is a graduate of Tufts University, UMass Medical School and the Worcester Family Medicine Residency.
Jeffrey Baxter, MD – Jeff is a Family Physician with fellowship training in Addictions Medicine. He is an Assistant Professor at the UMass Medical School. His main clinical service site is the Family Health Center of Worcester, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) serving a very diverse underserved population of patients. He is a graduate of Rochester University, Washington University School of Medicine (St. Louis) and the Worcester Family Medicine Residency.
Alexander Blount, EdD – Sandy is the Director of the Certificate Program. He is a psychologist and Professor of Clinical Family Medicine and Director of Behavioral Science in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. He is the Editor of Families, Systems, and Health, the official Journal of Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, a national organization dedicated to promoting collaborative care between medical providers and behavioral health clinicians and past President of the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association. He is a graduate of Wesleyan University, University of Massachusetts at Amherst and interned at Connecticut Valley Hospital.
Kathleen Braden, MD – Kass is a Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician who is on the faculty of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. She teaches child development and behavioral practice in pediatrics to Psychology Fellows and residents in Family Medicine and Pediatrics. She is the Director of the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities fellowship program at the Shriver Center. She is a graduate of Barnard College, Albert Einstein School of Medicine and Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx.
Carlos Cappas, PsyD - Carlos is a Primary Care Psychology Fellow. He received his BA in Criminal Justice from the Interamerican University in Puerto Rico. He earned his Clinical Psychology Doctoral degree from Ponce School of Medicine in 2008 and completed his internship experience at the Damas Hospital in Ponce, Puerto Rico. He enjoys volunteer work and speaks fluent Spanish.
Warren Ferguson, MD - Warren is a Family Physician. He is Vice Chair of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. He as been Medical Director of two large FQHCs, Greater Lawrence Family Health Center and Family Health Center of Worcester. He has been named Outstanding Physician of the Year by the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers. He regularly lectures and leads workshops on Cultural Competence in Massachusetts and nationally. He is a graduate of Boston University Medical School and Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency program.
Kathryn Lee, MD – Katie is a Family Physician. She is a member of the faculty in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health and practices at Hahnemann Family Health Center. She has special interests in preventive health and patient-centered holistic medicine.
Daniel Mullin, PsyD - Daniel was born in Illinois. He completed his undergraduate studies at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa with majors in Psychology and Philosophy. He received his Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University in October 2006 and completed his internship at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in the department of Family Medicine. Dr. Mullin then completed a two-year fellowship in Primary Care Family Psychology at the University of Rochester in the departments of Family Medicine, Medicine, and Psychiatry. He enjoys camping, travel, and photography.
Sherry Pagoto, PhD – Sherry is a clinical psychologist and Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Preventive and Behavioral Medicine at UMass Medical School. Her expertise is in weight management, fitness, nutrition, exercise, depression, and stress. She has a federally-funded program of research and has published over 70 papers in many scientific journals including Obesity, Archives of Internal Medicine, Appetite, Nutrition, Journal of the American Dietetic Association, Vascular Medicine, International Journal of Behavioral Medicine, and others on these topics. She has also published several book chapters and edited a book entitled Psychological Co-Morbidities of Physical Illness. Her work has been featured in Time.com, MSNBC.com, CNN.com,Reuters, WebMD, KevinMD.com, Boston.com, ScienceDaily, FoxNews.com, Fitness Magazine, Health Magazine, Self Magazine, and Ladies Home Journal. She blogs at FUdiet.com.
Christine Runyan, PhD – Tina is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Department of Family and Community Medicine where she practices integrated care and teachesfamily medicine residents to work collaboratively delivering patient centered primary care. Dr. Runyan also directs the APA-accredited post-doctoral fellowship in clinical health psychology in primary care. She spent six years on active duty in the US Air Force (USAF) as a psychologist where she served as the project manager for the USAF Surgeon General's initiative that defined integrated care services for the Air Force Medical Service. Since leaving the USAF, Dr. Runyan has been a behavioral health clinician at two Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). Dr. Runyan received her PhD from Virginia Tech in 1998.


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Dave Meltzer of Yahoo! Sports is reporting that Japanese Olympic gold medalist in judo, Satoshi Ishii, challenged Fedor Emelianenko this past week after winning his medal:
In Beijing, China, after winning the gold medal in the superheavyweight division in judo this past week, Japan's Satoshi Ishii said he wanted to fight "Emelianenko Fedor," as the legendary Russian fighter is known in Japan.
With Ishii becoming a national hero in Japan and the sport fading in popularity, such a match would draw the kind of interest that Emelianenko against a top fighter could never do.
With the way that Japanese fans love their freakshow MMA fights it's very possible that this fight could be put together for New Year's Eve. As long as Fedor's hand is ready to go it's probably a sure thing that he will be fighting on New Year's Eve in Japan but the opponent is not yet known. As of two weeks ago, it was reported that Fedor would either fight a "judo legend or a sumo wrestler" on New Year's Eve. Ishii fits the bill for that description especially now that he's locked up the gold medal at this year's Olympic games. Judokas who win gold medals are national heroes in Japan and a fight with Fedor, who is also adored in Japan, is a big time money fight for the Japanese.
Ishii has never fought in MMA and would likely be in for a serious beating but if a struggling promotion like DREAM could put this fight on it would go a long way towards helping them survive through the end of 2008.
A similar comparison would be "United States 'professional wrestler' challenges the UFC heavyweights"…oh yeah, Lesnar is already doing that. Hmmm, at least the Judoka has a medal.
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This guy probably doesn't stand a chance but you've got to give it to him for challenging Fedor. In this case, Ishii may very well get his wish. Emelianenko loves the Japanese and is so very well respected there by the people.
With the money he'll get combined with his legacy amongst his fans there. It is safe to say he'll be there on NYE unless he can not perform.
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Would it be an MMA match or some kind of modified rules grappling/Judo/Sambo match?
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Ishii said he wanted to fight Fedor so I guess he means MMA. I don't think it would be worth doing for anything else. Like if Ishii beat Fedor in a Judo match, it kinda should happen ya' know? Just like Fedor should win in a Sambo match. Ishii said he wants to fight so them's fightin' words to me. MMA is the way to go.
Plus, we know they'll fight in a ring if they do. For what it's worth, I don't mind these kind of fight's. Just not all the time. This sort of thing has been a part of the game in Japan for a long time.
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I haven't seen any of Ishii's fights in Beijing (and i suppose anywhere else for that matter) but i wonder how he'd go without the Gi. And if he's had any experience with MMA before. seems like a big call to just up and challenege Fedor for no other reason then the $$$. Does anyone know if he's been in the cage before and the result(s)?
alas a pounding for Ishii awaits…
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If Fedor was truly the best, he'd want to always fight the best.
That just hasn't been the case in recent years.
This fight is a joke and has no business happening.
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Long live the legend of Fedor.
The Japs will be passing around a mop after this one to clean up the mess.
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You just couldn't refrain from being ignorant and using the word "japs" could you? Maybe no ill intent was meant but perhaps you educate yourself next time before you anger, or at the very least make people uncomfortable.
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hey doc — don't forget that Brock was also a national champion D-I wrestler – and that happens all the time (college wrestlers wanting to test the MMA waters) True he was a "pro wrestler" but that was the viable option at the time – see: Kurt Angle
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Adam, you are right that this fight could go a long way towards helping out a struggling promotion like Dream. But if this is the kind of fight Dream is going after, do we really want them to survive?
I know, I know. Competition is great, and all that. But as a fan of the sport, I'm not rooting for all of these promotions to succeed just because they feature MMA. I am for real, serious competition in the industry that gives us real, serious MMA fights. This sport will never be taken seriously, and never be taken to the next level of mainstream popularity if its greatest champion continues to take fights that are sideshow acts.
The irony in DocWagner's first comment on this post is that the "professional wrestler" is the one taking MMA seriously, and MMA's legendary heavyweight champion is treating MMA as though it were a spectacle, not a real sport.
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"you have to give it to him for challenging fedor"…. why? I'd challenge fedor too just for the money, which is what hes doing, anyone can take an ass kicking for enough mula
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DREAM has had EXCELLENT cards this year. You may be a UFC nuthugger so if I told you Manhoef you'd probably have a dumb look on your face.
They are doing NOTHING different than PRIDE and other japanese promos have dont in the past. The jap love a fight as much as a freak show or one of those 60-100pounds david vs goliath battles. They also love seeing a Sakuraba getting his ass kicked.
If DREAM goes under, then another willcome take its place. This is japan, where people live martial arts and love it.
Besides, its in Japan, so you probably couldnt find with your ass in your hands,.
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Mikee – You need to get out more. If I was looking for a reaction, trust me, there's a whole range of shit I could have said to achieve it.
But hey, if you wanna start pissing in the same cup – Best not be calling me an Aussie from now on. I think the shortened version of my place of birth to be both offensive and derogatory. So watch it or else i'll be forced to report such outbursts to a moderator.
*rolls eyes*
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what about if he called you aussie jap?
anyways, this fight has my interest just because there is some level of status to a gold medal having recently been watching the games and the level of athleticism and endurance of the performers is stunning, if perhaps not specifically in the case of the judo matches which I didn't see.
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Here is a look at what is happening on the craft beer scene in the Beach Cities and South Bay as reported by each establishment:
El Segundo Brewing | El Segundo
Friday, Nov. 2
The brewers will be tapping a cask of rum-oaked Oak Hyperion's Stout in the taproom.
Current Beers on Tap in the Taproom Include:
Blue House Pale Ale
Citra Pale Ale
White Dog IPA
Hyperion's Stout
Hyperion's Stout on Vanilla Bean
Monkish Brewing Co. | Torrance
Tap room hours this week for beer tasting and growler fills are:
Thursday: 4:00-9:00 p.m.
Friday: 4:00-9:00 p.m.
Saturday: 3:00–8:00 p.m.
Sunday: 1:00–6:00 p.m.
Tap room hours this week for beer tasting and growler fills are:
Thursday: 4-9 p.m.
Friday: 4-9 p.m.
Saturday: Noon-8 p.m.
Sunday: Noon-6 p.m.
The Brewery at Abigaile | Hermosa Beach
Current House Beers on Tap:
Orange Blossom Honey Blonde 5.0%
Misfit Pale Ale (an American ESB) 5.7%
Full Nelson XPA 6.5%
East meets West Double IPA 7.8%
Bourbon Vanilla Porter 6.1%
Porter Fermented with Blackberries 6.1%
Beer Bars & Restaurants
Select Beer Store | Redondo Beach
Select beer will continue to offer happy hour pricing on Tuesday and Wednesday from 5:00-7:00 p.m. On Tuesday, draft beer is $1 off and on Wednesday there is no corkage fee for any beer bottles purchased and opened in the store.
Current Tap List (As of Oct. 31):
Paulaner Pilsner
Ommegang Witte (Belgian-style Wit)
Firestone Pale 31 (Pale)
Uinta Punk'n Harvest (Pumpkin Ale)
Allagash Fluxus (Saison with peppercorns)
Speakeasy Butchertown (Black Ale)
Port Brewing Fresh Prince (Dry hopped Belgian Pale)
Pizza Port San Clemente Get to the Hopper (Double IPA)
Weihenstephaner Oktoberfest (Marzen)
Sierra Nevada Tumbler (Brown ale)
Kostritzer Schwartzbier (Black Lager)
Mad River Steelhead Extra Stout
Upcoming beers include Ommegang Scythe and Sickle Harvest Ale.
Editor's Note: If you own a beer bar, brewery, beer store or beer-centric restaurant in the South Bay of Los Angeles and would like to include your establishment's updates in this column, please send editor John Schreiber an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. This column relies on the updates from local business owners to keept it running—please contribute!