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Item: Hypothermia During Snow Burial
Title: Hypothermia During Snow Burial
Proceedings: Proceedings of the 2000 International Snow Science Workshop, October 1-6, Big Sky, Montana
- Mary Beth Scholand [ Pulmonary Division, LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah ] [ University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah ]
- Colin K. Grissom [ Pulmonary Division, LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah ] [ University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah ]
- Martin I Radwin [ University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah ]
- Chris H. Harmston [ Black Diamond Equipment Ltd., Salt Lake City, Utah ]
Date: 2000
Abstract: The development of hypothermia during avalanche burial has never been prospectively studied. Previous retrospective reports of core body temperature in avalanche burial victims after extrication estimate an average decrease in core body temperature of - 3 0 C per hour. The objective of this study was to measure decrease in core body temperature during snow burial under conditions of normal blood carbon dioxide (C02), or normocapnic conditions, as compared to conditions of elevated blood carbon dioxide, hypercapnic conditions. An elevated blood carbon dioxide is expected to occur during avalanche burial as persons rebreathed expired C02. Eight subjects were buried breathing with a device that diverts expired air to the snow surface and maintains normocapnia. Three of the 8 subjects were also buried breathing with a device that diverts expired air around to the back of the subject (Avalung TM, Black Diamond Equipment, Ltd., Salt Lake City, Utah), which results in the gradual development of hypercapnia. Physiologic measurements made at baseline and followed throughout the study burials included core body temperature, arterial oxygen saturation % (Sp02), partial pressure of end-tidal C02 (ETC02) in mmHg and partial pressure of inspired C02 (PiC02) in mmHg. The study set up consisted ofa large mound of compacted snow of similar density to avalanche debris (mean density 35%, range 28% - 39%). Subjects sat in a trench dug into one end of the mound. While breathing on either the modified device tbat maintained normocapnia, or the AvaLung device that resulted in hypercapnia, subjects were completely buried in densely compacted snow with the head 50 cm under the surface. Study burial endpoints were after a time period of 90 minutes, when Sp02 % <84, core body temperature < 35 0 C or at the subjects request. Subjects were in constant communication with the surface crew via intercom. During normocapnic burials breathing with the modified device where expired air was diverted to the snow surface, core body temperature decreased at a mean rate of - 0.7 0 C per hour (range - 0.33 to - 1.73 0 C per hour). End study respiratory parameters remained unchanged from mean baseline values of Sp02 96%, ETC02 40 mm Hg and PiC02 5 mm Hg. During the hypercapnic burials breathing with the AvaLung, core body temperature decreased at a rate of -1.2 0 C per hour in all three subjects. Respiratory parameters changed from baseline with the ETC02 increasing to an end study mean of 59 mm Hg, PiC02 increasing to 43 mm Hg and Sp02 decreasing to 90%. Core body temperature decreased at a rate of 1.5 to 3 times faster in the hypercapnic group as compared to the normocapnic group. These preliminary data suggest the rate of decrease in core body temperature during snow burial is less than the previously reported 3 0 C per hour. As a result of rebreathing C02 during snow burial, hypercapnia develops and appears to accelerate the rate of decrease in core body temperature. These findings may have important implications for triage and resuscitation of avalanche burial victims.
Language of Article: English
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Keywords: avalanche accidents, avalanche rescue, hypothermia, hypercapnia
Subjects: hypothermia snow burial avalanche rescue
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Dessert pizza has never been so elegant! Featuring a chewy coconut topping and brownie crust, this treat gives traditional holiday pies and cakes some serious competition.
- 1 package (14 ounces) flaked coconut
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 2 egg whites
- 1 package fudge brownie mix (13-inch x 9-inch pan size)
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
- 1 ounce semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 teaspoon canola oil
- In a large bowl, combine the coconut, milk and egg whites until blended. Set aside.
- Prepare brownie mix according to package directions for fudge-like brownies. Spread onto a greased 12-in. pizza pan.
- Bake at 375° for 15-18 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Spread coconut mixture over crust to within 1/2-in. of edges. Sprinkle with almonds. Bake 20-25 minutes longer or until topping is golden brown. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- In a microwave, melt chocolate and oil; stir until smooth. Drizzle over pizza. Yield: 16 slices.
Originally published as Chocolate-Almond Brownie Pizza in Taste of Home Christmas Annual Annual 2013, p122
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I guess you could say this was my version of Sliders (I used to love that show, until they changed the main actor). But yes folks, if this were some parallel universe, Cool and I could have been upright cows.
In the last week of March, Cool and I did something drastic during our really shitty time in the game. As I stated earlier in the week, amidst our Guild and toon name changes, we also did some race changes. It wasn't cheap but that the price we paid for the privacy we desperately needed. We didn't do a lot on live but since Cool knows how much I love Ulduar, we decided to try some ULD10 since there was no way in Hell we could have killed past the first boss on ULD25.
So here's a photo diary of our short time as cows – mostly of our kill shots in ULD.
As you can see, the first attempt didn't go so well :P
I was having a bit of a lag issue so the cats were getting a bit much but once I changed back to Disc it was a lot better. If you look closely, you'll notice the blue glow of my shoulders changes to my better geared Disc set, but the weapons are a bit of a giveaway too. I had forgotten what happened at the time but after seeing the pics, Cool was there to remind me.
All-in-all it turned out to be a productive afternoon and best of all I FINALLY managed to get my Igniter Rod! :D
Now to go back in there for all the transmog gear I've been coveting, get the rest of the achievements done and fragments on 25 for Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings. I still have a way to go but I'm still determined to do it… let me know if any of you guys are up for it too sometime.
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Trying to farm Fragments for a Legendary is a little like the highs and lows of a roller coaster. Sometimes you can feel lucky when you get three in a run, or feel like you don't have much luck at all when you kill eight bosses and you don't get any. When Ulduar was current, I didn't have the opportunity to do any 25 raids back then so when I happened to do a PUG for our weekly raid, a fragment happened to drop which I won. One of the other raiders laughed and said, now all you need is to get the other 29. At the time I didn't care as it was the beginning of something I hoped to finish one day, some way.
When Coolidge and I made the change to Dath'remar, we joined an old Guild of mine. On occasion we would do the older raids which I didn't mind as we didn't have any of the 25 achievements at the time. I also hoped to add to my fragment collection until I realised that they automatically went to a specific person in the raid. So over time, my hope for the Legendary dissolved into the nether for something I thought would never eventuate.
Late last year though I did manage to get a few fragments from a run I went on after this particular person managed to get all of theirs. At the time I was ecstatic when they started dropping even though they were already half way through the raid; but then again it also meant I was a few closer to my end objective.
Being in a small Guild it's often hard to get people together when the majority of people get on when it's raid weekend. This is more of a problem when there are multiple raiders in the Guild who only raid on an alt with us. Although I don't mind if they are willing to spend as much effort on that toon as they are with their other characters.
Today I managed to go in again with Coolidge and Azadelta, killing the first 3 bosses on 25. Sadly there were no fragments again. However, both have told me that we will keep going in there until we get it done which means to world to me. I can only hope that we get the legendary completed sooner rather than later so I don't have to keep dragging people through it.
As it stands now we are 2 out of 3 of the legendaries for A Legendary Collection, soon to be 3 when Aza gets his Guild rep up there. My only hope is that my Val'anyr, Hammer of Ancient Kings will be up there for the The Ultimate Collection Guild achievement.
I know we can do it, it's just a matter of time.


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The photos are used to aid with property assessments.
The two municipalities have contracted with Pictometry International Corp. for a new set of aerial oblique digital images of all the parcels in both municipalities.
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The images currently available to the town and city were commissioned by Clinton County in 2008-09.
The new images will be at much higher resolution than the old ones, which will allow the assessor's offices to meet state requirements.
Town Assessor Brian Dowling said it could take up to six hours to get measurements from 10 parcels in the past, as they would have to physically visit each property.
The state wants to see properties reassessed every six years, he said, which can be difficult when there are more than 5,500 parcels in the town.
"The Pictometry part of it takes a lot of the field work out of it," he said. "It saves a lot of time and effort."
City Assessor Derek Rosenbaum said that having a new set of images will be invaluable. The system allows property searches by address, parcel identification number, road and even latitude.
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It could also prove useful to the Engineering and Public Works departments, he said.
Dowling said the images can even be used to measure ground elevations and slope, to help in determining storm-water runoff.
The contract is valued at $34,268, with the town paying $27,976.50 and the city paying $6,291.50. Rosenbaum said the city's payment is lower because it there is much less ground to cover.
Dowling said the town will spread its payments over a three-year period. It should be able to use the images for up to five or six years, he said.
The two offices presently do assessments by visiting the properties. They will be able to do much of that work from the office with the new set of images.
Each image can be viewed from multiple sides and even vertically. Houses and features such as decks, driveways and swimming pools can be accurately measured by dragging a computer mouse along each boundary.
Rosenbaum said Pictometry also offers additional services. One is ChangeFinder, in which future images can be layered over older ones to instantly identify whether a property has changed.
Dowling said the town approached the city about working together on the project.
Rosenbaum said he used to do assessments for the city when Dowling was the city's assessor, and they have continued to work together since Dowling took that job in the town.
Town Supervisor Bernie Bassett said he is pleased to see the two municipalities working together.
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Howdy Texans fans, don't worry Im not a troll, Im just here to ask your opinion on a few things and rant about some crap. Incase you would like to avoid my rant, the first paragraph is my rant about how much I despise the Patriots.
As a Colts fan, the team I grew up hating; actually you know what, hating isn't a strong enough word. The team I grew up LOATHING was the New England Cheatriots, *cough* excuse me, Patriots. I loved beating the Brady Bunch, and I COULD NOT FREAKING STAND LOSING TO THEM! Anytime my dear Colts lost to the Pats, Id set something on fire. That was my rivalry, that was our rivalry. Those Patriots, who have the nerve to refer to the area they play in as New England (WE ALL KNOW ITS BOSTON, YOU CLOWNS AIN'T FOOLING NO ONE), were the team the majority of us Colts fans called our rivals. Well that's not exactly the case anymore. It ain't Brady vs Manning for us anymore, incase you have lived under a rock for the past 2 years and not learned that the God of Football Peyton Manning is now a Denver Bronco. Now we have a fella named Luck, and Luck vs Brady doesn't have the same strength as Manning vs Brady. So, who is the Colts rival now??? That's the million dollar question I ask.
The Houston Texans have been around since 2002 and have formed something some would refer to as a rivalry with us, especially last season when both of us were fighting for the AFC South Crown. Now with both sides establishing young franchise faces (Luck and Watt), we may have ourselves a longstanding rivalry. I hope so, because other than Houston, here's our potential rivalries:
Dolphins? NO!
Titans? NO!
Jaguars? HAHAHAHAHA, *does the following in Sean Connery voice* I find no bad blood between the Colts and Jaguars
Ravens? Sorry, the Steelers have stolen the hearts of Ravens fans.
So how bout it Texans, do we have ourselves an official rivalry, and possibly the greatest AFC South Rivalry to date? Or do y'all hate the Titans more than us? Feel free to fill out the poll at the bottom, or you could just go right to the comment section and fire away.


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OK people. Here's the news. Nike issued a press release this week that said the following:
BEAVERTON, Ore. (August 17, 2010) - Ten of the top college football programs have been selected to wear uniquely designed Nike uniforms for at least one game during the 2010 season the company announced today.
The University of Alabama, Boise State University, University of Florida, University of Miami (FL), The Ohio State University, Oregon State University, University of Pittsburgh, Texas Christian University, Virginia Tech and West Virginia University will wear the innovative designs for a minimum of one game on their schedules. The dates of those games will be announced at the unveiling of the uniforms Sept. 1 in New York.
The Nike Pro Combat System of Dress uniforms the schools will wear are engineered to provide superior protection and durability, while utilizing advanced fabrics and tooling that reduce weight. Nike worked diligently with each university to bring relevant elements of the school's rich heritage into the futuristic elite fit uniform designs.
The collaborations with the universities produced the highly customized uniforms that will be revealed just days prior to the start of the 2010 college football season.
So, yes, this is going to happen. Chase Goodbread at TideSports has a report this morning using an anonymous source in the UA athletics department offering a few more details. The key part you need to be aware of is the penultimate graph:
In May, Alabama reached a seven-year extension on its contract with the equipment and apparel giant through 2018 with a projected value of up to $30 million. Alabama's use of the Pro Combat uniform for a 2010 game was a part of that agreement, but the university maintained a right of approval on style changes.
Now here's the deal. There are no authentic photos of the proposed uniforms floating about and there is no confirmation on which game Alabama will wear them. Until Sept. 1 it's all speculation. So, there ain't no reason to start another damned thread in the fanshots and/or fanposts to bitch about it. From here on out, if you got something to say about this, do so below.


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I should have known (dot dot dot) that it was coming down to this (Aimee Mann)
August 19 2007
It sure looks like, once again, it's all about the bullpen for the Phillies.
Over their last nine games the Phillies have gone 5-4. After taking two of three from the Braves and then from the Nationals, the Phillies won Friday's opener in Pittsburgh to put them nine games over .500 for the first time this season. They dropped the next two and end the nine game stretch at 65-58.
It doesn't sound like much. 5-4. But given that the starting Phillies' pitchers combined to throw to a 5.54 ERA in the nine games, and that with Chase Utley on the DL, Ryan Howard went 4-for-33 (.121) with three singles and a three-run homer, it's tough to complain about 5-4.
The bullpen was at the center of things, helping the Phils go 4-2 against the Braves and Nats even though Phillies' hitters managed to plate just 24 runs in the six games. Phillies' relievers were simply fantastic, allowing three earned runs in 17 2/3 innings (1.53 ERA).
As if on cue, the relievers collapsed in Pittsburgh, charged with 11 earned runs in 8 1/3 innings (11.88 ERA) as the Phils lost two of three. The pen certainly can't be blamed for yesterday's loss, Moyer was shelled and surrendered eight runs, but they pitched miserably all the same.
The bullpen was the story at the end of last year and look like they may be again at the end of 2007. The Phillies have two pitchers in their organization who seem capable of consistently going deep into games as a starting pitcher. One is Brett Myers, who is in the bullpen. The other is Cole Hamels, and given his age and history, I think it would be a mistake for the Phils to leave him out there too long too often.
Along with all the troubles they've had in the bullpen this season, the Phillies have gotten some unexpected and miraculous contributions from guys you simply wouldn't have expected. If they're going to stay post-season hunt, it looks like they're going to need to come up with some more.
Last weekend the Phils took two of three from the Braves.
On Friday they won 5-4 to improve to 61-54 on the season
Hamels gave up four runs in the top of the first, but the Phils came back with four in the bottom of the inning on an RBI-double by Burrell, a sac fly by Howard and a two-run homer by Helms
A pinch-hit single by Dobbs in the seventh scored Werth to put the Phils up 5-4
Hamels throw six scoreless innings after the first and Romero, Alfonseca and Gordon combine to shut the Braves down in the eighth and ninth
Saturday they lost 7-5 to drop to 61-55.
Eaton got shelled, allowing six runs on eight hits in three innings
The pen was great after Eaton's early exit, allowing a single run over six innings
The Phils got back to 6-4 with a three-run fifth inning that featured a two-run double by Iguchi and an RBI single by Burrell, but couldn't get any closer
Rollins and Rowand both had solo home runs
Sunday, August 12, the Phils took the series with a 5-3. It improved their mark on the year to 62-55.
Moyer held the Braves to three runs in 6 1/3 innings
Howard put the Phils up 4-2 with a three-run homer in the fifth
2 2/3 scoreless, hitless innings from the pen. In the series, the pen allowed just one earned run in 10 2/3 innings
On Tuesday, August 14, the Phils started a three-game set with the Nationals. They also took that series two games to one.
They won Tuesday night's game 3-2 (63-55).
Kyle Lohse went 6 2/3 innings, holding the Nationals to two runs
The Phillies had one hit through seven innings and went into the frame down 2-0. Werth reached on a two-base error and Ruiz singled him in. Russell Branyan pinch-hit for Alfonseca, getting his first at-bat as a Phillie, and hit a two-run homer that put the Phillies up 3-2.
The Phillies got 2 1/3 more scoreless innings from their pen. Alfonseca got the last out of the seventh, Gordon pitched the eighth and Myers struck out the side in the ninth to earn his tenth save
On Wednesday they lost 4-2 (63-56).
Kendrick allowed four runs in 5 2/3 innings
The Phils were hurt by what looked like a missed call in the second inning when Austin Kerns was called safe on what should have been a double-play. The Nats went on to score two runs in the inning
The Phils got just five hits in the game and only one extra-base hit, a solo home run by Werth
2 1/3 more scoreless innings from the pen
Thursday they won 4-2 (64-56).
Hamels threw 6 2/3 shutout innings and the Phils took a 4-0 lead into the seventh
Gordon gave up two solo homers in the eighth -- the only runs allowed by the bullpen in the three game set. For the series they give up two runs in seven innings (2.57 ERA)
Carlos Ruiz gave the Phils an early lead with a two-run homer in the second
On Friday they started a three-game set with the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
Friday they won 11-8, putting them nine games above .500 for the first time this season at 65-56.
Durbin made the start with Eaton on the DL and went six innings, allowing three runs. Only two of the runs were earned.
Condrey, Mesa and Zagurski combined to allow five runs in three innings
Down 2-1 going into the fifth, the Phils scored four in the fifth and four again in the sixth
Rowand socked a three-run homer in the fifth and Burrell a two-run shot in the sixth as the Phils were able to outhit their suddenly shaky pen
Saturday they fell to 65-57 with an 11-6 loss.
Moyer was bombed, allowing eight runs in four innings
The Phils gave Moyer a 4-0 lead in the top of the first, but Moyer gave up four in the bottom of the inning. The Phils jumped out again with two more in the top of the second, giving them a 6-4 lead, but didn't score again after the second inning
Werth hit a three-run homer in the first and Burrell homered for the second straight day, a two-run shot in the second
Today they lost 8-4 to drop to 65-58 on the year.
Lohse has a shutout and a 4-0 lead through six innings, but the Pirates scored seven runs in the seventh. Four of the runs were charged to Lohse.
Romero, Alfonseca and Yoel Hernandez all pitch badly in relief. The pen gives up four runs in 1 1/3 innings.
Rollins led off the first with a solo home run
Branyan, who got his first start with the Phils, playing third, hit a three-run homer in the sixth to extend the lead to 4-0
On Wednesday, August 15, the Phils put Eaton on the DL with inflammation of the right shoulder and called Zagurski back up from Triple-A. Zagurski injured his right hamstring trying to field a ground ball on Saturday night and was put on the DL before this afternoon's game. Yoel Hernandez was called up from Triple-A.
Eaton played catch yesterday and reported no problems. Same article says Barajas caught on Saturday at Lakewood and was expected to catch again today.
This article suggests Victorino may return late next week.
This article says Utley could be back a week from Monday. Also says Scott Mathieson is rehabbing, looking good and could return in September. Also says Freddy Garcia is rehabbing and not looking good.
This article, from August 8, suggested that Bourn "could be ready for a rehab assignment in two to three weeks." Wednesday is two weeks from August 8, which is when the article was published.
No game tomorrow. The Phils play their first of three with the Dodgers on Tuesday.


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Live the (Stress-Free) Life You Want: Prioritizing for Happiness
Why Prioritizing Is Necessary
Overwhelmed, busy people often feel the solution to their problem is becoming more organized. Indeed, as someone said to me, organizing is the new dieting: Everyone wants to do it, few are successful at it, and even those who reform themselves commonly revert to their former state. While disorganization is a serious problem, getting organized is not the cure-all for the frenzy, no more than losing weight is the key to happiness. Just as you can be thin and miserable, you can be very organized and still feel overwhelmed.
But feelings of being frazzled and out of control can be switched off when they are replaced with other, more positive emotions. Meaningful connections drain away the too-busy blues. Pick the connections that matter most to you -- people, places, activities, pets, a spiritual connection, a piece of music, even objects that are dear to you -- and nourish them religiously.
The challenge is, with your jammed schedule, how do you preserve time for bingo with Grandma, book-club dates with a friend, a weekend away with your spouse, working out at the gym, or booking those oft-planned piano lessons? You must do it deliberately and consciously. Being selective is crucial. Commitments are like flowers in a garden: If you overplant, none will thrive. Hold the line on how many commitments you make. You must choose. Give yourself permission to get rid of whatever hinders you, whether it's projects or people. Yes, people. It can be hard to accept, but you simply can't keep up with too large a number of friends. If there are too many, they all become burdens rather than joys as you labor to stay in touch with the multitude. Being selective may seem cruel, but in the long run it not only is essential but kind -- to everyone.


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A slew of small Halifax businesses were cleaning up this weekend and gauging the damage after burst pipes caused flooding.
"When we got here, it literally was just coming down in sheets in one corner of the store," said Michele Gerard, co-owner of Atlantic News on Morris Street.
"There was water pouring out from under the cash register."
One of Gerard's employees called Sunday at about 8:30 a.m. to report the damage, she said. The store closed for all of Sunday, but Gerard hoped to reopen on Monday.
The water soaked about a quarter of the store, including one cash register and several boxes of merchandise. Gerard estimated the damage at $4,000 to $5,000.
She said she hoped most of the losses would be covered by the store's insurance, but she couldn't replace the lost magazines.
"It's published, it's gone, it's done. In that way, it's a loss of sales," she said.
"It's challenging enough in the printed media industry. It's a disruption I don't welcome. But I will also say it could be a hell of a lot worse."
Last week's cold stretch brought temperatures hovering near -20, leaving few plumbers available by Sunday.
"We went through every plumber in the book," said Gerard.
Boneheads BBQ on Dutch Village Road and the Fireside Restaurant on Brunswick Street reported similar problems.
On Sunday, Fireside staff tweeted an apology to customers who had apparently been eating dinner Saturday when the pipes burst.
"Nothing we can do about burst pipes but (we) realize it was YOUR night out," they wrote.
At Boneheads, owner Cindy Wheatley learned the pipes were frozen early Saturday. It turned out six had burst: four in the basement and two in the dining room.
She closed down for all of Saturday. Damages and lost revenue were in the thousands, she said.
However, given the shortage of plumbers, Wheatley said her losses could have been much worse. Ron Parker's
Plumbing, "slammed" like other companies, agreed to work late Saturday night so she could open Sunday, she said.
Even pipes that didn't burst could cause serious problems just by freezing. Seized pipes in the bathroom of the Coastal Cafe on Robie Street forced the business to close for two days, said owner Mark Giffin.
"If there's no bathroom, there's no Coastal," he said.
Giffin estimated he lost "a few thousand" in revenue, and his staff also lost earnings.
Meanwhile, Capital Health spent Sunday contacting patients after a hospital building was flooded. Parts of two floors of the Dickson Building at the Victoria General site were soaked Saturday after a heating pipe in an exterior wall burst, the regional health authority said in a news release.
According to the Capital Health website, the Dickson Building houses the Nova Scotia Cancer Centre, the province's only comprehensive adult cancer treatment facility.
"The CT simulator used to plan radiation treatments is currently out of service while it is examined for possible water damage," the release said.
Some staff and doctors' offices were also damaged, said the release. In those cases, staff will be relocated while the spaces are dried and cleaned.
Some appointments for today were postponed and some outpatient appointments were relocated. Capital Health contacted everyone whose appointments were postponed, and asked all other patients with appointments today to show up as usual.


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May 13, 2011 at 10:30 am , by Jennifer Castoro
Wives (and husbands, too) come up with many a reason to skip out on sex: a headache, a sleepless kid, an especially compelling episode of Dancing With the Stars. But what happens when you'd love to get it on, but it actually physically hurts? The couple in our latest issue's Can This Marriage Be Saved? column (on newsstand's now! go buy it! Sheryl Crow is on the cover!) is dealing with that heartbreaking issue. Kiera, 38, has suffered from endometriosis her whole adult life but it's recently worsened, which makes sex with her husband of 10 years, Ryan, virtually impossible. The condition causes terrible pain in the days before, during and after her period, making even everyday activities excruciating.
Kiera's turn She longs to be intimate with her husband, but the constant pain and discomfort caused by her endometriosis makes it tough to run errands or cook dinner, let alone have sex. She's noticed a change in Ryan recently – he gets home late from work and has strange, dark mood swings – and she thinks he may be having an affair. She's caught him looking at online porn, which she hardly blames him for, since there's no action anywhere else, but it hurts her that he's resorted to that option. He's withdrawn from helping around the house, too, and they constantly argue over parenting decisions. She'd rather be alone than feel like she's letting her husband down.
Ryan's turn His wife makes it clear that she doesn't want to be touched, even in a nonsexual way, so he's decided to make himself scarce rather than deal with her. He's not having an affair, but he misses the wife he used to have, before her disease got worse. For half the month, he doesn't have a wife, and he feels constantly rejected. He doesn't get why she's mad all the time and he doesn't know what will set her off, so he stays mum or avoids her altogether. She also thinks she's always right when it comes to parenting, and he can't stand it, so rather than fight with her over it he chooses to not get involved.
The counselor's turn Kiera and Ryan had no intimacy whatsoever left in their relationship, and her chronic pain took a huge toll on their marriage. It gave her less energy – and a shorter fuse – and Ryan couldn't cope. They had to learn to communicate outside the bedroom, without yelling or accusing, and talk with each other instead of at each other. As for their sex life, patience was key. They needed to find other ways to be intimate to slowly get back into sex, and to plan around the times of the month that were most painful for Kiera. As their sex life improved, they started spending more time together and planning family activities again, and Kiera eventually became pregnant.
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Medical software design standard IEC 62304 has just come into force. This article describes how it will impact the software development process for medical device manufacturers.
|Figure 1: How IEC 62304 fits into the compliance process and its relationship with other standards.
|Figure 2: A safety-critical software system can be split into items, each one running on different processors and each with a different safety classification.
|Table I: Summary of safety classification effects on the code development documentation and process.
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For IEC 62304, the Quality Management System (QMS) assessment consists of the manufacturer's software development and maintenance, configuration management, risk management, verification, and validation. These areas need to be assessed by a Notified Body that has strong technical expertise in medical device software as well as all of the processes outlined in IEC 62304.
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I agree with Amiston, medical software must be given extra attention as what can happen inside an institution, hospital for instance, would greatly depend on this, although if a software is a success tech PR agencies in London can easily promote the software to UK's medical institutions. Client's information must be sec ured, and if it can also provide a filtered information and people who can access it (barcode IDs) that would also be beneficial. Software malfunction can place a patient's life on risk, hacking of information - changing med's name/dosage can also be critical. Patient's information can also be use for medico-legal, therefore it should have the capacity to save the original input, changes and time & date in the information.
So from what I understood the software items can be any of the subsections of the system? Or even of its constituent parts? If it's possible to downgrade the safety classification of parts of the software system that was provided, then I would recommend the data center hosting system. Without this kind of system most businesses lack especially the security measures and even the infrastructure.
The process as some of the above comments indicate could turn into a box ticking, but what i would take away and like to see it implemented in my company is
1. Identify and Define the class of the product based on SW driven hazards.
2. With this as the plan i would like to use Table 1 as a reference with ROI in mind for each step.
3. Then basically strengthen enough my architectural view points to ensure fault mitigation and unintended affect/hazards are cleared out.
On a parallel note, it would be good to invest and see if there is a pattern model that could be developed to address the fault tolerant design methodology.
This standard, whilst soundly based, makes software engineering into a box-ticking discipline. For the consumer-targetted medical devices which my company markets, the additional bureaucracy multiplies the resources required for no benefit to anyone. There is no substitute for good design and test but standards such as this tend to generate a complacent approach in which managers may feel the code is good because the standard has been followed. Not true.
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before tobacco and potatoes arrived here or settlers arrived in the US :>)
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- laura said...
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thanks Laura :>)
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- Lindsay said...
I always wonder if those old castle windows were added later. Seems a waste of a "military technology" to have all those glass windows!
What a lovely trip and thanks for taking us along.
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- vivien said...
Hi Lindsay - They did put the glass windows in by Tudor times (the rich only of course, us peasants froze!) as places were more homes than fortresses.
The wall isn't that high so wouldn't have been much good at deterring invaders I'd think, and the moat possibly just a decorative feature?
They were obviously a self-important family and highly connected with royalty - loads of portraits of kings - looking after Queen Elizabeth as a small child etc (probably awful toadies!) so it was probably all about ostentation?
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In a total humiliation, former champions India finished at the bottom of the 12-team Olympic hockey competition, completing an unprecedented washout after being beaten 2-3 by South Africa in a classification match at the London Games here today.
The sorry saga of six successive defeats, thus, drew curtains to India's painful journey in the London Games.
India's wayward shooting and the strikers' inability to convert repeated raids into goals or penalty corners continued to be the story of these Olympic Games.
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The India-South Africa fixture pitted the bottom placed teams in the two pools.
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South Africa made use of the space afforded to their strikers by the Indian defence. Andrew Cronje (eighth minute), Timothy Drummond (34th) and Lloyd Norris-Jones (66th) scored for South Africa, while India's goals came from Sandeep Singh (14th) and Dharamvir Singh (67th).
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Stew-Stras/Windsor had their sixth split in a row to start the season on Thursday. The SS/W 7th won again, beating Dieterich, 41-9, while the SS/W 8th lost again, 27-13.
One, almost three, Stew-Stras/Windsor players were in double figures. Katrina Davis scored a season-high 18 points, all from the field. Megan Schlechte had nine points and Schultz had eight points.
The win was the biggest margin of the season, 32 points. SS/W had 16 more field goals than Dieterich. A 14-0 run in the 1st period and an 18-0 run in the 3rd set the tone.
D'trich 0-4-0-5--9
SS/W stats: Davis 18 (9 FGs), Schlechte 9 (4 FGs, 1 FT), Schultz 8 (4 FGs), Bennett 4 (2 FGs), Reynolds 2 (FG). Team FGs 20. Team FTs 1
D'trich stats: Biermann 7 (2-2 pt 1-3 pt FGs), Britton 2 (FG). Team FGs 4 (1-3).
Davis was held to four points in the 8th grade game and so was 8th grade leader Madison Everett, as Dieterich built a double-digit lead and doubled up SS/W.
Dieterich 27, Stew-Stras/Windsor 13
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SS/W stats: Everett 4 (2 FGs), Davis 4 (2 FGs), Rentfro 3 (FG, FT), Schlechte 2 (FG). Team FGs 6. Team FTs 1.
D'trich stats: Shadle 17 (6-2s, 1-3 pt FGs, 2 FTs), Bloemer 6 (3 FGs), Vahling 2 (FG), Robanos 2 (FG). Team FGs 12 (1-3). Team FTs 2.
Stew-Stras/Windsor 7th (6-0) was to host a 7th grade tourney on Saturday.
Stew-Stras/Windsor recorded two more splits early this week, with the SS/W 7th beating Sigel, 26-23, and Neoga, 34-6, while the SS/W 8th grade lost to Sigel, 44-17, and to Neoga, 18-15.
Stew-Stras/Windsor 7th is undefeated in five games, while Stew-Stras/Windsor 8th grade, with Madison Everett relying on 7th graders stepping up to play with her, have lost all five of their games, although they came close to getting in the win column against Neoga.
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One week after trading blows in a losing effort to Mona Shores, the Grand Haven offense struggled Friday night at East Kentwood.
Penalties, fumbles and a lack of time for quarterback Karl Johnson to throw plagued the Buccaneers, as they fell to the Falcons host Falcons, 34-14.
"Just execution," Bucs' coach Mike Farley said was different about his team this week. "We didn't execute in all phases of the game."
Grand Haven started the contest with three straight three-and-outs.
The second of those three-and-outs gave East Kentwood great field position, and the Falcons' offense took advantage as quarterback Kyle Friberg hit Adam Racette for a 37-yard score.
It was his first of four touchdown tosses on the night.
East Kentwood was steady in its next drive, chewing up the rest of the first quarter, before Friberg hit Colin Calloway in the end zone on the first play of the second.
Grand Haven's first few drives of the second quarter were no more successful than the first. The Bucs had two fumbles recovered by the East Kentwood defense, and a dropped pass on third down that forced another three-and-out.
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In a culinary culture where everything seems to be pre-fabricated, freeze-dried or served as fast as possible, there's always La Pasta Italia This little gem of a factory, restaurant and deli at 22320 Barton Road, Suite C, in Grand Terrace, still cranks out homemade noodles.
Monique Stanckiewitz and her husband, Grand Terrace's Mayor Walt Stanckiewitiz, opened the store 24 years ago to make and wholesale pasta to restaurants and other vendors. The couple started selling the leftovers. Soon they were producing extra overruns to satisfy the demand from the public.
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After a cool day in the upper 60s in Southwest Florida, the calm wind and dry air in place will allow the air to cool into the upper 40s in the urban corridor and low-mid 40s inland. The beaches will stay in the low-mid 50s. It's not cool enough for a frost, but still chilly enough for long sleeves & jackets.
A quick warm-up ensues Friday as the wind turns east-southeast. Clouds from the cool front that brought us the rain on Wednesday will move back into Southwest Florida by noon.
The end of the day will turn out mostly cloudy, but we stay dry until the next cool front arrives on Saturday.
Saturday turns out partly to mostly cloudy. The front will arrive Saturday evening with a 50% chance of showers. We'll hit 80º on Saturday before the front goes through.
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- Summary: Sookie Stackhouse comes to television in the Alan Ball adaptation of Charlaine Harris' Southern vampire series.
- Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Horror
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Sep 7, 2008
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 09:00 PM
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Positive: 11 out of 30
Mixed: 18 out of 30
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After watching five episodes, I can say True Blood stands out as one of the strongest new series in an uncertain fall.
Part mystery, part fantasy, part comedy, and all wildly imaginative exaggeration, Blood proves that there's still vibrant life--or death--left in the "star-crossed lovers" paradigm.
True Blood is an unlikely but irresistible mixture of pungent political satire, observant pop sociology and lurid drive-in thrills.
Even though the second episode of the season isn't structured very well, with lots of rambling talk about nothing, even though the show lacks the tightness and the natural momentum of "Six Feet Under" (and the weight and the intensity, for that matter), True Blood is still odd, unpredictable and off-kilter.
The supporting players aren't nearly as interesting initially as the intense bond between Sookie and Bill, though they do keep the first few installments busy, including some nicely gratuitous sex, adventures in the Viagra-like effects of vampire blood and a tepid murder mystery.
It's not surprising that Ball gets the mixture wrong a fair amount of the time; what's surprising is that it's possible for such a strange gumbo to work at least some of the time.
HBO's new series from death-obsessed Alan Ball, creator of the legendary "Six Feet Under," whose new show True Blood, won't so much make your blood run cold as it will leave you cold.
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Aug 28, 2010I didn't think this TV series would ever be my cup of tea, it doesn't hold back on the amount of blood and gore, sex scenes, or torture. Surprisingly, three seasons down the line, I'm well and truly hooked. It's nothing like your Edward and Bella romance; maybe it's just as intense and sloppy, but surrounding them is an increase in murders, kidnappings, and an ever growing variety of creatures appearing in little Louisiana.
The series follows the story of Sookie Stackhouse (played none other than Anna Paquin - Rogue in X Men) who lives with her brother Jason and who works in your regular family restaurant owned by Sam Merlotte. The restaurant contains most of the main characters, what with it being a small town, but this makes it easy to keep up with all of them. Then there are the vampires, mainly Bill Compton, who Sookie falls in love with, but they're not all 'good'. You'll meet Eric Northman, and Lafayette Reynolds, who deals out vampire blood. Characters come and go, mostly the really naughty ones, and it usually takes a whole season to explain who or what one character is, making it that much more gripping. Some characters have their own powers, making the humans more likeable, however you won't find out what Sookie's is til season three!
Season three has pleasantly introduced werewolves, and about time really. It's a lot darker, gorier, and you can begin to see the split between the vampires, as some take the humans' side and others such as Russell Edgington (The vamp king of Mississippi) who want to kill off the human race. So if your a Twilight fan but would appreciate a real fight between fang and fur, then get your teeth stuck into True Blood. What's not to like, especially when all the characters are appealing to look at!… Expand
Aug 13, 2011True Blood gives that sense which other series lack (a solid characterization of the human characters). A plot that blows uo in the end, the conclusions leave you hanging until the next episode comes and it gives. Providing excitement and phenom that has become of this show. Promising, top quality effects, and offers a mixture of humour and uniqueness in a depression oriented theme.… Expand
May 8, 2014This SHOW is the best compared to Vampire Diaries(little kids show and of course virgin stupid girls) and the mos stupid show Twilight).This show posses the best character I could ever dreamed of : Eric,Godric,Bill, and Alcide...the best SHOW EVER… Expand
Aug 17, 2014"True Blood" has never been the best show on television, but man, the first couple seasons were really enjoyable. All stories were connected, whether thematically or plot-wise. People's relationships actually mattered. There were some nice metaphors about religion and homosexuality. Anna Paquin gave one of the tv-s best performances.
But above everything else, in its early days, watching "True Blood" was fun and that made up all of its occasional silliness. I personally wish the show had stayed the way it was in its first seasons.… Expand
Aug 16, 2012The last time I reviewed True Blood, I was only two seasons in and I praised it. Now being all caught up, I can say this show has lost alot of its charm. Theres barely any sex anymore, barely any blood, and the plots are getting messy. It has to many thing happening at once and not one of them is truely compelling. Sookie seems like a side character now in season 5. Hopefully season 6 goes back to its roots.… Expand
Jul 22, 2014i used to be in complete love with this show but as the seasons go on and esp this last season so far it has been unable to keep my attention. its becoming really boring and stupid. glad its gonna be over now on to the next!… Expand
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Taken on 3-6-2012 in central Washington. I'm thinking Rough-Legged Hawk, but I'm not entirely sure. Any help is appreciated, Mac.
Rough-legged Hawk????
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Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:00 AM
Newest lifers: Harris's Sparrow, 311.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:01 AM
Looks pretty good to me, with that pale head.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 06:19 AM
This is a prime example why, that if you are a falconer that owns a buteo, you don't stand right behind it!
I agree with Rough-legged Hawk.
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It's hard to believe that this romantic corner of northern Italy – embraced by the Italian Alps to the north and the Appennines to the south – was born of outsiders. First it was alpine glaciers from the north that carved the landscape. Upon their retreat, they left behind pristine lakes and filaments of streams, brooks and rivers that still draw lovers of jaw-dropping scenery. Then it was the Germanic Lombards, the French, and the Spanish, eager to expand their empires. But they would all be averted by a growing local nationalism and the rise of the Venetian Republic.
Since then, countless outsiders have succumbed to the allure of Lombardy province, named for its early German invaders. Emerald pastures host working farms that put visitors in touch with their rustic ways. At lakeside resorts, pastel villas admire their pretty reflections in shimmering waters. Tiny villages seem to have stepped out of the past. And everywhere you look, a distinct charm infuses it all – from Po Valley's country roads to the cosmopolitan flair of the village of Borghetto on Lake Garda, Italy largest lake. It's easy to see what inspired Lombardian Giuseppe Verdi to create symphonies here, and William Shakespeare to make Verona home to Romeo and Juliet.
If you're tempted to capture all of the region's delights in one pleasurable mix, you're not alone; Lombardy's cuisine is heavily influenced by multi-faceted one-pot dishes. And there are plenty of earthy ingredients to enrich buttery risottos, stewy cassoeula, and pasta-based pizzoccheri. Add a sprinkle of locally made Parmesan, gorgonzola, or bitto cheese for a dish as hearty as the abbondanza spirit that permeates this wondrous place.
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Welcome to the National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE), the body that oversees the proper administration of institutions designated as institutions of tertiary education in Ghana. NCTE serves as the supervisory and regulatory body that advises government through the Minister responsible for education on policies relating to tertiary education.
NCTE was established by Act 454 of 1993. Operating with the Vision of "Leading tertiary education to greater heights", the NCTE strives to promote quality, equitable access, relevance, sustainable funding, good governance and management with excellence in tertiary education that support national development. We also publish information on higher education.
Currently, there are sixty-four (64) public tertiary institutions under the NCTE – Universities (9), Polytechnics (10), Colleges of Education (38), Specialised Institutions (2), Regulatory Bodies (3), and other subvented organisations (3). In addition, there are about (94) accredited private tertiary institutions (as at December 2013).
We have established several links with institutions in Ghana, Africa, Europe, and across the globe. These include: Association of African Universities; Carnegie Corporation of New York; Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA); Netherlands Organisation for International Cooperation in Higher Education (NUFFIC); The World Bank; and DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service). We are poised to collaborating with other institutions and bodies locally and internationally.
You are welcome to our website for more information on our activities.
The National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE) in collaboration with Ministry of Education and TrustAfrica, a foundation in Senegal is organising a National Policy Dialogue on Tertiary Education from May 8 – May 9, in Accra.The theme for the conference is: "Repositioning Tertiary Education for National Development."President John Dramani Mahama is the Special Guest of Honour. Speakers at the programme include Professor C.N.B Tagoe, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana and Chairman of NCTE, and notes: "The programme will provide an opportunity for stakeholders in education, industry, civil society and policy-making to dialogue on the issues confronting quality and relevant tertiary education in Ghana.""This will help reposition tertiary education in Ghana, making it more responsive to the country's development needs in the 21st century."The Invited speakers will deliver 20-minute presentations on sub-themes that will be subject matters of policy documents.In-depth papers will be developed from the conference themes to serve as source for policy briefs to the Education Minister for consideration in formulating government white papers on the selected themes.There will be 125 participants from academic institutions, civil society organisations, associations, think-tanks, ministries, department, agencies, private sector, parliament and the media.The session will be opened to the public on Wednesday, May 8, which begins at 9am. NCTE was established by Act 1993, as a supervisory body of tertiary education in Ghana.Tertiary institutions in the country comprise 10 public universities namely: University of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, University of Mines and Technology, University of Cape Coast, University of Education Winneba, University for Development Studies, University of Energy &Natural Resources, University of Health and Allied Sciences, University of Professional Studies, and Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration.Sixty-one private tertiary education institutions including three have their own charter and 51 with degree, tutorial and distance learning private tertiary institutions. Three are private colleges of education and four are private nursing institutions.Additionally, there are 10 polytechnics, two specialised institutions comprising Ghana Institute of Journalism and Ghana Institute of Linguistics and 38 colleges of education. TrustAfrica works principally through collaboration and partnership with like-minded institutions and donors.
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CATEGORIES MoviesFinally, some movie lawsuit news that doesn't involve 'The Hangover Part II.' According to The Hollywood Reporter, Eastland Music Group has filed a lawsuit against the filmmakers of '50/50,' claiming that the film's title was stolen. EMG says that it has been using the "50/50" and "Phifty-50" name since 2000, and that they have a common law trademark on "50/50" (which means the title is "never formally registered but potentially still recognized as intellectual property if it was used continuously"). The label originally sent a request to the studio back in September (the movie was released on Sept. 30) to stop using '50/50.' Obviously, that didn't work.
THR also states that EMG is demanding "a permanent injunction against use of the title, the destruction of all products where '50-50' is affixed, and an award of all of the film's sales and revenues as a result of the alleged infringement."
'50/50' has currently grossed $34 million. So ... that means the plaintiff wants all of that?
No word on whether EMG is suing individuals who make bets on coin flips.
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A man accused of killing his 26 year old girlfriend in Rockford last November sees his day in court before a Mercer County judge.
Your News Now was the only camera in the court room as Daniel C. Martin changed his plea to guilty on one count of murder for the death of Melinda Shin. Martin faces a sentence of 15 years to life in prison plus an additional 3 years because a gun was used in the murder. He must also pay a fifteen thousand dollar fine. After the slaying, Martin fled from the scene and was later picked up by police in Fort Wayne.
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It's been two years since Hayden Lee's son Tyler, 14 years old at the time, was struck by a car while walking along Bearden Road.
Tyler had a skull fracture and a chipped vertebrae.
"I, as his mother still have vivid memories," Lee said. "He was in the hospital for eight days in ICU, rehab and recovery for months and months at home."
Since the accident, the community has been urging the city to make the busy, narrow road safer for pedestrians. Now, something is finally happening.
ALDOT is planning to construct a sidewalk along a mile and a half stretch of Bearden Road. It will go from Pelham High School down to U.S. 31.
At a meeting Tuesday night, people got a bird's eye view of the upgrades.
"With all the people walking down there day and night, we need a sidewalk. We already had Tyler hit, there's been close calls. There's kids there all the time. This will be really nice," Pelham resident David Ladewig said
This project's price tag is a little more than $1 million. ALDOT is paying for 80 percent and the city pays the rest. Mayor Gary Waters says the cost is not a concern of his.
"If you safeguard one life in a project like this, it's well worth it. It's not just for kids that walk to school, it's going to be for football games, the cross country track team that runs off campus quite frequently," Mayor Waters said.
Lee is thankful her son has recovered and is here today. A simple sidewalk will "make us feel better, not have to worry about it ever happening to anyone else," she said.
This project has been in the works for a while. It was started under Mayor Don Murphy's leadership and current Mayor Gary Waters says he's continuing it, to make sure it happens.
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John Bixler (left) plays Elliot and daytime television star Kim Zimmer (right) plays his mother, Mrs. Hayes, in Connecticut Repertory Theatre's upcoming regional premiere of Stephen Svoboda's Odysseus DOA, a contemporary reimagining of Homer's Odyssey set in an AIDS ward, where a delusional Elliot tries to bring his fellow patients back home from the Trojan War.
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Perusing through Facebook can be pretty mindless. You might see a photo you like, so you "like" it or a status update that makes you smile, so you "like" it. But a new study says those "likes" might tell people more than you want them to know.
A study from the University of Cambridge says it's possible to predict private facts like a person's sexual orientation, political beliefs, religion, and even if they abuse drugs or alcohol just by analyzing Facebook "likes."
Researchers looked at 58,000 Facebook profiles. They've also made an online web site - youarewhatyoulike.com for people to see what traits their current profile says about them. Cambridge is holding onto the information obtained by people using youarewhatyoulike.com but in their privacy policy they promise, "We anonymously analyze your data."
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