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Are Statin Drugs Really that Good?
Statin drugs claim to be a great way to lower your cholesterol levels and is one of the most prescribed drugs in the world. Did you know that 1 in 4 adults over 45 are now taking statin drugs? That is over 30 million Americans. This is a ridiculously high amount of people since most are on it unnecessarily. Especially when, to date, there are at least 900 studies proving they have adverse side-effects like birth defects, increased cancer risk, diabetes and muscle problems.
Statins Have Been Linked to Cancer for Over 10 Years
Findings from previous studies investigating the statin-cancer link have been mixed, but a number of studies over the past 15 years have raised warnings over such a potential link. The problem is they simply do not know or understand the consequences of artificially lowering cholesterol levels.
10 years ago, research indicated that besides lowering cholesterol, statins could also promote the growth of new blood vessels. Although this effect may help to prevent heart attacks and other forms of heart disease, it could also promote cancer by increasing the growth of blood vessels in cancerous tumors.
But, other studies have indicated the complete opposite; that statins can inhibit angiogenesis (the formation of new blood vessels), so again, it's virtually impossible to say that statin safety and effectiveness is based on hard science.
In actuality, the statin-cancer connection goes much farther. A review published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 1996 stated:
"All members of the two most popular classes of lipid-lowering drugs (the fibrates and the statins) cause cancer in rodents, in some cases at levels of animal exposure close to those prescribed to humans. …
Longer-term clinical trials and careful postmarketing surveillance during the next several decades are needed to determine whether cholesterol-lowering drugs cause cancer in humans.
In the meantime, the results of experiments in animals and humans suggest that lipid-lowering drug treatment, especially with the fibrates and statins, should be avoided except in patients at high short-term risk of coronary heart disease."
What's So Bad About Statins
Statins act by blocking a critical enzyme in the liver that makes cholesterol. The problem is this enzyme also has another important function, it makes CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q 10). CoQ10 is vital for neutralizing free radicals, the optimal production of cellular energy and is essential for mitochondrial health.
When your body gets depleted of CoQ10 you can suffer from muscle weakness, fatigue, soreness, and eventually heart failure. The problem is, doctors do not tell you about your need to supplement with high quality CoQ10 while on statin drugs, especially if you are over 40. Prescription drugs kill over 125,000 people per year in America alone; there have been no deaths or reported side effects from high quality CoQ10 supplementation.
On the other hand statin drugs can lead to these problems
- Weakness
- Serious degenerative muscle tissue condition (rhabdomyolysis)
- Pancreas or liver dysfunction, including a potential increase in liver enzymes
- Muscle problems, aches and pains
- Diabetes
- Polyneuropathy (nerve damage in the hands and feet)
- Immune system suppression
- Increased risk of food borne illness
- Anemia
- Sexual dysfunction (erectile dysfunction)
- Cataracts
- Cognitive impairment, including memory loss and transient global amnesia
Statins and LDL Cholesterol
Statin drugs are said to be effective for lowering LDL (low-density lipoprotein) or "bad" cholesterol. The problem is there are many different sizes of these cholesterol particles. When dealing with LDL cholesterol, it is the size that matters. Smaller particles get stuck easier causing more inflammation. The smaller the cholesterol particles you have, the worse off you are going to be.
Statins do not regulate the size of the particles and may actually increase your risk of heart disease. The only way to make sure LDL particles are too big to get stuck, and cause inflammation, is through diet! The drug companies won't tell you this. The insulin in our bodies does the regulating of LDL particle size. When you eat right and maintain normal insulin levels, LDL particles stay large and buoyant and don't cause inflammation.
Inflammation can be brought on by many things. Since you want to reduce inflammation it is good to know what can bring it on. Some things that cause inflammation are
- Oxidized cholesterol (cholesterol that has gone rancid, such as that from overcooked, scrambled eggs)
- Eating lots of sugar and grains
- Eating lots of processed foods
- Eating foods cooked at high temperatures
- Eating trans fats
- Eating too much junk and fast food
- A sedentary lifestyle
- Smoking
- Emotional stress
What You Can do for Heart Health
The average American lives off boxed and fast foods, drinks soda or juice instead of water, don't exercise much, and spends most of their time indoors or slathered with sunscreen when outside which blocks natural production of vitamin D3.
We are learning more and more about vitamin D3 and its benefits for heart health. Being deficient in vitamin D, which most Americans are, contributes to a host of ailments. Having enough vitamin D can help everything from fibromyalgia to depression and heart health to cancer prevention.
There's evidence that CoQ10 is beneficial for Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and even cancer, as well as staving off premature aging in general by preventing telomere shortening, which can slow or potentially even reverse the aging process as well as heart health.
Other things you can do are exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, eating more raw or lightly steamed veggies and fruit, cut out soda (just cutting out soda can help you lose twenty pounds), drink plenty of water, cut out sugar and refined foods, take high quality supplements, and remember to relax.
Changing the way we do things will bring about a positive change in how we feel.
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So part of this is based on the simple fact I'm curious if there are some Noles where I live, and the other part is to help Noles find other Noles amongest the US. I know Bud had run up a google maps image of where our recruits were from and I'd like to do something similar for our fanbase.
All I'd be interested in is the city and state you live in. Given the reply nature of the commenting of this blog I think it provides an easy way to organize fans into each state then city. For example for myself it would look something like this
reply -> CITY= Lake Charles
reply-> fsugrizz
In this manner it would enable the user to see if his or her's state was already listed. Then they could go to that thread and find the city they lived in. Then they would just reply to the city name and then we would have an easy listing of fans in cities across the nation. If the user doesn't see his state listed, then just create it at the bottom and then continue with the city then username. Same goes for city.
End the end I'm just curious where do my fellow Noles reach out to? How broad is our reach? I fully understand some people may not be interested in giving out personal information just as a home town and hey I respect that, but for those interested this could be interesting.
I'll do the first couple as an example.
I was going to use a goole maps to create a map showing where people lived and what not but one of my fellow Noles does GIS for a living and so he would like to create the map. Therefore I appreciate your posting here and giving me all this data but I also would like you to post in his thread so that he can create the maps for us.

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Mouse Bird Snake Wolf
David Almond and Dave McKean
Walker Books
Okay, it's not comics, but it is Dave McKean, and it is a fascinating read, somewhere in the blurred lines between children's illustrated fiction and adult philosophy. It will be classed as a children's book, but the themes are universal, a folk-tale, a creation tale of ancient Gods and modern humans. Oh, if only we lived in a literate world where illustrations were as accepted in adult works as they are in children's fictions.
As you'd expect, Dave McKean's art just explodes from the pages, unusual shapes, expressive ideas captured so well and so easily. It is a wonderful, intriguing, visionary thing, a modern folk-tale done so right.
The old Gods, lazy and easily distracted, pompous and self-congratulatory, sleep in their heavens, ignorant to the world below. Having done most of the work, they're slacking off, and the world is now full of gaps and holes; "there were places where there seemed to be nothing at all, places that were filled with emptiness. Some of these were huge as deserts; some were no bigger than a fingernail".
And these spaces are noticed, not by the Gods themselves, but by those most likely to question, most likely to imagine new things. It's Little Ben who notices first, how peculiar his world is, how many gaps and spaces there are. And with the imagination of a child he imagines a mouse, shaping it from thought and wool and petals and some nuts, becoming a god of creation himself. The Gods sleep on, unaware.
Seeing his success the older children Susan and Harry start creating for themselves. Susan makes "a birdy kind of thing", whilst Harry makes a snake, slithering into existence from clay and stones. But this time a God is looking down, shaking her head, a warning not to carry on, but it's a warning ignored, as Harry succumbs to creator's pride, feeling all-powerful. McKean's renditions subtly reflect character and creation; Little Ben just that little edgier, mouse-like, Sue just a little bit floaty and bird-like, and Harry, especially when conjuring forth his beast, serpentine and lithe.
Common sense tries to prevail after the snake comes slithering into being, in the form of Little Ben, who reckons it might be time to stop and reflect right now, but the more adult voices of the older children prevail and start work on their next creation, taken with the idea of becoming as Gods. This time it's something bigger than before, hairier than before, with bigger and sharper teeth than before.
Seriously children, is a wolf really such a good idea?
Almond's work, certainly in these three collaborations with McKean (previously The Savage and Slog's Dad) always challenges a younger reader to think hard on the issues presented, and here is no exception. In fact, young and old will appreciate this folk-tale where the Gods are usurped and the creations become the creations and the children realise that making mistakes is all a part of growing up.
McKean's beautiful and striking artwork is quite wonderful; striking where it needs to be, deceptively simple at other times, the Gods are corpulent, lethargic and a perfect contrast to the energetic, ablaze with potential children.
It's a wonderful, wonderful book. Starting with comfort and contentment, the story gradually introduces elements of doubt, of pride, of rebellion, of independence, and as the pace accelerates to an end that is both powerful and unnerving, the children learn that some things cannot be completely undone, that their actions have consequences and sometimes those consequences are truly red in tooth, claw, and eye. Just like the previous collaborations Mouse, Bird, Snake, Wolf is powerful, imaginative, and dark stuff.


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The two pinnacles for which this cliff is named are rarely climbed due to the difficult approach and their lack of visibility from the base of the cliff. Pat Pinnacle is technically 2 pitches and 5.7, but the approach will likely require you to rope up for several more pitches and climb terrain up to 5.9.
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Horst Bischof, Martin Godec, Christian Leistner, Bernhard Rinner, Andreas Starzacher, "Autonomous Audio-Supported Learning of Visual Classifiers for Traffic Monitoring," IEEE Intelligent Systems, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. 15-23, May/June, 2010.
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Using acoustic detection and classification of vehicles, the proposed autonomous self-learning framework generates scene adaptive vehicle classifiers without the need to hand label any video data.
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The Robot Book
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You can watch a video to see The Robot Book in action here or visit the book's website here.
"The Robot Book (Accord Publishing) by Heather Brown is an interactive story that will enchant tinkerers of all ages. The working— and moving—gears, cogs, nuts, and bolts mounted on each beautifully illustrated spread will keep little fingers busy and imaginations engaged as the charming story reveals the secret behind what really makes the robot tick.
The Robot Book is a unique way to introduce children to one of life's most important lessons: It's what's on the inside that counts. With striking artwork, interactive components, and a poignant message, it's impossible not to fall in love with The Robot Book."
I thought this was a fun, unique board book. We certainly have board books with lift the flaps, pull tabs, and different textures, but I can't think of any that we have read that contain gears like this. I think infants and toddlers would love it. Our little guy enjoyed it. My only criticism is that some of the cranks are a little difficult for small (or even adult) fingers to turn. I find this to be a common issue with interactive board books of all kinds, and often they loosen up with time.
Companion Craft:
1) Put together a box full of doodads. Ours had a cut up paper towel roll, various packaging materials from our new double stroller we just put together (those yellow rubber things and the styrofoam, for instance), a cut up pipe cleaner, some spare hex keys, clothes pins, glue, scotch tape, etc.
2) Cut out a cardboard template, in the shape of a rectangle, with arm holes. You can see our template below. We ended up chopping off that top part, so that it can be worn rightside up or upside down without worrying about the flap hitting his neck. Cover cardboard with a bit of aluminum foil. Let them decorate at will.
3) Enjoy the finished product (put your arms through the armholes and wear it like a shield). Don't forget to talk like a robot!
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Nerd Girls
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Tufts University (Medford, MA)
"The mission of this program is to show a wide audience of young women and young men how successful these students are as they work together to design and construct an engineering system. The project will showcase the young women's talents, diverse backgrounds and engineering skills. The team will build an energy efficient automobile and will drive it down the East coast, visiting local communities along the way and sharing their experiences with K-12 educators and students. As well, they will interact with professional women engineers who will consult on the project."
In their attempts at "breaking the stigmas and stereotypes of women in engineering," the Tufts University Nerd Girls build a solar car with the help of female engineers. They work together, as a team, toward this goal while simultaneously hoping to break down preconceived (and often negative) notions of women in engineering.
Can I Replicate This Group on My Campus?:
Sure! Based on the publicity this group has received in the mainstream media and how easy it could be to duplicate their mission and goals, creating a similar club on another campus should be possible.


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THE HeartKids Cup could expand further after the 2014 event on the weekend.
After starting out with one exhibition game in 2012, then a five-team competition last year, 12 sides line up in the 2014 event at the Orange PCYC.
Tournament organiser and Orange player Mardi Aplin was thrilled with the two days of netball.
"The weekend was a fantastic success. I've had lots of positive feedback from all the teams," Aplin explained.
"They all want to hold their places in the competition and some want to bring more teams."
This could create a headache for Aplin as she has to work out whether the tournament can accommodate more sides.
Sunday's grand final was a highlight of the tournament with Baulkham Hills edging out the ACT 21s 32-27.
The two sides had clashed during their pool games with the ACT team coming out on top 42-28.
The Baulkham Hills side had a distinct Orange flavour with Charlotte Jasprizza joining the Sydney-based team, and Aplin was called in for the grand final to fill in for injured goal keeper Sarah Kitcher.
"It was hard," Aplin said of the grand final.
"I just love playing netball, so to get another run was great."
Baulkham Hills captain Nardia Macdonald was happy to take out the 2014 title and win the $1000 from the Robin Hood Hotel.
"It was very hard work which was great. We needed a good hit out," Macdonald said of the tournament.
"Both teams did great (in the grand final). There was plenty of pressure from both sides."
ACT 21s coach Melinda Clarke also saw the benefit in playing the pre-season tournament.
"It was a good opportunity to get all the girls on the court. We've got lots of new combinations, so it was good to try those out," Clarke said.
"There was some good, physical netball which is what you get at the top level."
Orange performed well in the top division as it finished third.
Aplin was happy with her side's effort in its first time back on the courts this year.
"Things like this are fantastic because we learn from them, especially going into the state championships this year," she said.
Aplin was disappointed to lose to Baulkham Hills in the opening game 41-29, but happy with the team's overall performance.
"I would have liked to be playing Baulko later. We were just back on the court and still working a few things out," she said.
"We played some great netball as the games went on. I think we could have won but a few things went against us, and I think fitness caught up with us."
Orange's division two side was winless in their round robin matches but improved as the tournament went on.


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By Jim Wallace - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Patrol Officer Christopher Richardson spoke to the Mount Zion Leisure Plus Ministry group at their bi-weekly lunch meeting.
The members said that many seniors are afraid they are targeted by criminals as easy marks, and want to make sure they and their friends don't become victims.
"It just so happens I have not been targeted yet, but you never know when you are going to be. And you just need to be safe," said Mt. Zion Leisure Plus member Lula Stokes.
"We need to know some things so we can spread it in our church as well as our community. Because we have many retired people in our church, but there are people in our neighborhoods we need to tell about this too," said Mt. Zion Leisure Plus member Hannah Miller.
Officer Richardson suggested the seniors stay aware of their surroundings, and urged them to call Police to check out suspicious people in their neighborhoods.
Albany Police say they want to give these crime prevention tip seminars to other community groups. If you are interested, call Phyllis Banks at 483-6298.
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - A South Dakota legislative panel has rejected a measure that would have prohibited abortions sought because a fetus has been diagnosed with Down syndrome.
The House Health and Human Services Committee rejected the bill after lawmakers said it could jeopardize the state's legal defense of other abortion restrictions passed in previous years.
The bill would have made it a misdemeanor for a doctor to perform or attempt an abortion if a woman sought to end a pregnancy because the fetus has or may have Down syndrome, a genetic disorder.
The measure is similar to another bill that passed the House on Wednesday. That other bill would ban abortions sought because of the gender of a fetus, but lawmakers have not said that measure would interfere with existing court cases.
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Came across this Serious Eats post about Sweetgreen, a Georgetown-based salad and frozen yogurt spot, which apparently now has a mobile froyo truck roaming around parts of DC. Very exciting news for those in DC proper that don't want to haul your butt to Georgetown or Dupont for a quick froyo fix.
This also reminds me, I've been meaning to try out their new Bethesda location, so I'll try to get on that soon-ish.
You can follow the mobile sweetgreen truck via Twitter: www.twitter.com/sweetflowmobile
Monday, June 29, 2009
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I know that as a huge earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, as thousands protest in Wisconsin and other states, as rebels rise up (and die) in Libya, and as mixed messages come out of Washington, D.C., many of us are feeling that our planet is up for grabs. People I have talked to are having difficulty sleeping and are feeling anxious during waking hours. Their ability to concentrate is compromised and many are exhausted from raising their voices in Madison.
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Raider Alumni Games:
Former Purple Raiders are encouraged to come back to campus to participate in an alumni game or gathering on the following dates:
Men's and Women's Swimming Alumni MeetSaturday, October 511 a.m. Warm ups, 12 p.m. Start of Meet
Alumni swimmers and their families are invited back to compete in a meet followed by a cookout on the lawn in front of Chapman Hall (approx. 1:30). Contact Coach Eric Mojock at (330) 823-4666 or firstname.lastname@example.com to register.
Wrestling Alumni GatheringSaturday, October 125-7 p.m.Gulling Center Parking Lot
Alumni wrestlers and parents of the current team are invited back for a gathering prior to the football game. Contact Coach Bill Schindel at (330) 829-2818 or firstname.lastname@example.com to register.
Men's Basketball Alumni Cookout + Purple & White ScrimmageSaturday, October 2611 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Alumni and parents are invited to a cookout during Alumni Weekend and Homecoming prior to the football game. Stay to watch the Purple & White scrimmage. Contact Coach Mike Fuline to make a reservation and for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com
Men's and Women's Alumni Soccer Games and LunchSunday, October 27 10 a.m. – Men's Game11:15 a.m. – Women's Game
Alumni Men and Women soccer players are invited back to play a game with the current JV squads followed by lunch all together. Come for the whole day and cheer on the other game plus bring the whole family – players will be available to kick the ball around with your children! Contact Coach Kelley Clark to register and for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Baseball Alumni Game and CookoutSunday, October 27Noon - Home Run Derby1 p.m. - Game
Alumni vs. Alumni game - no pressure game with lots of fun! Come back to play one inning, the whole game, or assist in other capacities followed by a cookout. For more information and to register, contact Coach Paul Hesse at (330) 823-4878 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Women's BasketballSaturday, January 4Time 11 a.m.
Calling all women basketball alumni to come back to campus to play a game or socialize and cheer on the squad. Contact Asst. Coach Molly Bateman firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and to say you're coming. The more that attend then the game will be alumni vs. alumni game or a combination with the current JV squad.
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Thursday, March 30, 2006
© Copyright 2014 Gwinnett Daily Post
DULUTH - Firefighters spent the Wednesday afternoon rush hour battling multiple grass fires that erupted along Interstate 85 South from Pleasant Hill Road to Beaver Ruin Road.Georgia Department of Transportation workers were forced to divert traffic and close the right lane of I-85 South from Indian Trail Road to Jimmy Carter Boulevard beginning about 6:08 p.m. while the blaze was burning. The fires were brought under control at 6:30 p.m., said Thomas Rutledge, spokesman for the Gwinnett County Fire Department. Motorists were asked to slow down and watch for fire equipment on the roadway, and avoid the area if at all possible. The cause of the fires was undetermined at press time. - From staff reports
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- Pileup on Interstate 85 snares midday commute ( August 8, 2008 )
- Multiple accidents reported on I-85 Thursday afternoon ( February 13, 2014 )


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Electric Grid Improved by Solar Energy
Germany is a world leader not only in implementing renewable energy, but also in the reliability of it's electric grid. Just in case you've heard talk about solar and wind energy being unreliable, Germany has one of the most reliable electric grids in the world… far better than the USA's… thanks in part to solar and wind.
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As much as I hate Santacon jackasses for taking over my neighborhood, this video is masterful. Perched on top of a snowy building somewhere below
Once upon a time, Santacon was filled with yuletime cheer and merrymaking. But then Santacon in Manhattan was invaded by every overly-agressive, roid-raging bridge-and-tunnel douchebag in the Tristate
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>This summer, I planned a party for my mom's 80th birthday at a local club. Weather necessitated a change of venue that the club's events director helped me arrange. The party was fabulous, and I sent thank you notes to the director and her staff. A colleague suggested my correspondence should have gone to the woman's boss, so that she could have received credit. How can I gracefully follow up with her boss, given how much time has passed?
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On Nov. 5, six candidates will be on the ballot for three open seats on the Salem School Committee. After several forums and other campaign events, it is now up to us, the Salem voters, to decide which are best for both our students and our community. Successful public schools not only prepare students for adulthood, but they also contribute to local economic stability, housing values and public safety.
Salem has all the ingredients for academic success: a historic emphasis on public education, diversity in both culture and commerce, and engaged institutions of higher education. In addition, with the oversight provided through the Accelerated Improvement Plan, Salem public schools have developed numerous professional supports aimed at advancing academic outcomes for all our students.
Given the introduction of Common Core, the new teacher evaluation system and the possible move from MCAS to PARCC, we are at a critical juncture. As stated by Superintendent Russell, no individual school in Salem is making the grade. Merely matching the statewide average should not even be considered "good enough" for our kids. What's more, a recent report from Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education states that, "by 2018, 68 percent of all jobs in Massachusetts will require a post-secondary education." In 2012, only 56.8 percent of Salem High's graduates completed the Mass Core, the program of studies recommended by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to best prepare students for post-secondary success. Some of our neighbors, Revere and Chelsea to be specific, are doing better than this at 100 percent and 87.3 percent respectfully. Other districts that are more similar to Salem are also achieving higher success, Fitchburg (68.7 percent) and Waltham (66.7 percent). We can do this, but to meet these challenges, Salem must not just improve its current offerings but also leapfrog ahead.
Given this landscape, predicated upon the district's decline from Level 3 to Level 4 last year, it is clear that the School Committee would benefit from a fresh perspective from candidates who can lead the district in the multi-layered improvement plan that will best serve all Salem students and, more broadly, the city of Salem.
We do not have another moment to lose on issues that do not align directly with the current turnaround plan. We must increase our focus on college readiness and real-life career opportunities as goals for all our students. We urge you to vote, and vote for change.
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One Virginia Tech fan is helping us get through the summer on YouTube.
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The European Parliament embarks on confirmation hearings for 26 prospective new European commissioners.
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Brett and Naghemeh King were met by two cars as they left the Soto del Real prison, about 40 kilometers (24 miles) outside Madrid, after dark Tuesday.
Three-year-old Clara Centola seems unconcerned by the adults around her as she works at a mini-kitchen, deciding which cloth-toy fruits and vegetables to serve her imaginary guests. There are no plastic fast-food replicas to choose from at her Oklahoma City preschool, where the real food is vegan and gluten-free.
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Second baseman Dustin Pedroia is out of the Boston Red Sox lineup for the third consecutive game because of concussion-like symptoms.
Versatile rookie Brock Holt was set to play second again Tuesday night in the opener of a three-game set against the New York Yankees.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will be honored by Bryn Mawr College for her trailblazing legal career.
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Asked if he can see Seattle's offense changing this season with Percy Harvin being healthy along with the desire to get running backs Robert Turbin and Christine Michael a bit more involved, Lynch said, "I guess we'll find out."
Lynch has 1,066 carries for 4,624 yards and 41 touchdowns in the regular season since joining the Seahawks.
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The Raiders are making BenJarvus Green-Ellis look like he belongs in the Pro Bowl. Through just over three quarters of play The Law Firm has 19 carries for 129 yards and a touchdown.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis now has the two longest runs of his career today. #Raiders— Chris Burke (@ChrisBurke_SI) November 25, 2012
His 48-yard burst now stands as a personal best since entering the NFL.
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general problems of the 2005 Toyota Sienna
28 problems associated with electrical system have been reported for the 2005 Toyota Sienna.
Electrical System problem #1
The car involved was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDBA22C45_. The driver rear power sliding door is stuck in closed position and does not open either in automatic power mode or manually. The door got stuck after the power cable was ripped, due to rust, and the door was manually shut. It is now stuck closed and can't be opened using either automatic or manual way. It was 09/01/2013 when this electrical system issue happened.
Electrical System problem #2
The vehicle is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 5TDBA22C25_. The lock motor in each sliding doors has stopped. The doors open via manual door handles. Keyfob, internal door buttons near the doors, and buttons near rear view mirror do not work to open or close the doors. This problem occurred on Jul. 1, 2011.
Electrical System problem #3
The vehicle identification number (VIN) of the car was 5TDZA22C65_. The Toyota Sienna sliding doors no longer slide. After numerous complaints, Toyota issued an enhanced warranty. Unfortunately, the parts covered will not fix the doors. The additional quote is $1,000. If you research online, this is a common problem. I believe Toyota is trying to avoid a recall on doors and parts they know to be malfunctioning. This problem occurred on January 2, 2012.
Electrical System problem #4
The car involved was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. I tried to close the rear door after putting my groceries in the rear well. The door closed part-way then went back up. I did it again manually and using my remote 'clicker'. Same thing happened. In order to close the door I had to push it manually to close the door. We took it back to the dealer who said the struts needed to be replaced (approximately $500). Later I realized there had been a recall on faulty struts. These are the replacements. I notice on the internet where are others are now having problems with the replacements that were installed. This electrical system problem happened on 08/24/2012.
Electrical System problem #5
The car involved is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDZA23C65_. Sliding door is not open and close when using electrical button. We got the extend warranty but when we bring to Toyota dealer they told us have to pay $295. 00 to check it . If a defect is not under warranty. I fill it is not fair. Door is not open because the latch was not release by pushing button. Is it safe when children are in side? if we remove the latch everything is working fine. Please help american consumer to make Toyota responsible for any lack of assembly. They have to pay for the time of inconvenient also. Please investigate this issue. Thank you. This issue happened on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2007.
Electrical System problem #6
The car was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDZA22C85_. We have had complete sliding door failure from the latch release motor for both the passenger and driver side doors. The malfunction is electrical and was in no way caused by mis-treatment or an accident. The passenger side door failed first and several weeks later the driver side sliding door failed in the same manner. This failure has resulted in passengers not being able to open the sliding doors from the inside of the car. The doors will only open from the outside. It was 04/01/11 when this electrical system issue happened.
Electrical System problem #7
The car involved was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Our right side-power door stopped working and we then received a warranty enhancement notice "certain 2004 to 2007 model year Sienna rear sliding door latch assemblies and power sliding door cable assemblies" extending the warranty to 120,000 miles. We took it to the Toyota dealer and they stated that the door latch assembly in our vehicle is not covered because the part numbers are different. It seems if they are having an issue with these components they all should be covered. The part number needed is 69631-08021 which includes the parts in the recall. It seems if there is a problem that required a warranty extension, and those parts are some how defective then the entire unit should also be covered. The failure date was Jun. 8, 2012.
Electrical System problem #8
The VIN of this vehicle is 5TDZA23C45_. The vehicle involved is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The contact stated that noises were heard from the dashboard. The noise had not caused any problems with the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but the dealer was unable to determine what caused the noise. The failure mileage was 112,000 and the current mileage was 136,420. Updated 4/2/12. This issue happened on Tuesday, February 15, 2011.
Electrical System problem #9
The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDZA22CX5_. Our 2005 Toyota Sienna has had multiple problems with the power sliding doors. Originally, the driver's side door stopped closing automatically. When button was pushed to close the door by all methods, on remote control, on driver's head panel or on panel next to sliding door, the door would begin to close then slide back open without warning or without us doing anything to open it back up. Our local dealer fixed this original problem as it was under warranty, but now the passenger side power sliding door has the same problem but we are out of warranty and the cost is too exuberant for us to have it fixed. This appears to be a problem for many Toyota Sienna owners and can possibly be a danger. This electrical system issue occurred Thursday, January 1, 2009.
Electrical System problem #10
The car involved is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Cable on driver side sliding door snapped and is now hanging down on outside of vehicle. Can only open side door about a foot manually and it locks and closes. Can not get kids in and out of that side at all. Door closes shut very quickly and strongly which is a safety hazard especially with children sitting in the back and trying to get out of the side doors. The failure date was Thu., Mar. 22, 2012.
Electrical System problem #11
The vehicle having this issue was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDBA23C65_. Automatic sliding door will not work properly. It will not shut unless done manually. Occurred soon after passing 50k miles. Dealership "could not diagnose problem" and wanted ~$1200 to replace motor in door. Appears this is a common problem that Toyota will not address. This electrical system issue occurred Monday, Mar. 1, 2010.
Electrical System problem #12
The VIN of this vehicle was 5TDZA23C35_. The Toyota Sienna's sliding door cannot open or close. This electrical system problem happened on Tuesday, September 6, 2011.
Electrical System problem #13
The car is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Passenger door will not open or close. When it does open it start to close than stops or continues to close. Not good if a child is trying to enter or exit from the door. Toyota quoted 1800 for repair and said it was a broken wire on the door motor. You have to purchase the entire piece to fix door. Extremely concerned the door could open or not shut properly and having children sitting near door. Toyota has not been helpful in this issue at all. Safety concern. This problem occurred on September 21, 2011.
Electrical System problem #14
The car involved is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The VIN of this vehicle is 5TDZA23C35_. 1. Second row seat belt locked tight to passenger (unable to loosen) during steady speed as well when in standby. Need to unlatch and fullly retract in order to extend it out again. 2. Rack and pinion starts leaking power steering fluid and starts generating noise when making a turn. 3. Passenger side slide door fails to open from inside and by remote. Further research confirmed failure of lock release actuator. It was Tuesday, Sep. 13, 2011 when this electrical system issue occurred.
Electrical System problem #15
The car was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Vehicle identification number (VIN): 5TDZA22C45_. Driver-side power sliding door stuck open. Door cable motor assembly locked-up. Door would not close. Entire cable assembly "fell apart" when mechanic removed door panels to repair. Complete door motor assembly failure. Door motor assembly was so damaged it had to be completely replaced with new motor assembly unit. Cost $1800 to repair. Door stuck open is a serious safety hazard for passengers. When will opposite side-door motor assembly fail?? the failure of these type parts should not have happened at 72,300 miles. This problem occurred on 05/02/2011.
Electrical System problem #16
The VIN of this Sienna is 5TDZA22C45_. Toyota Sienna xle 2005: automatic sliding door problem purchased this vehicle used one year ago (2010). There were no previous problems with the door, that I know of. Both sliding doors started failing during winter time. One motor was replaced, the other one not due to cost. The driver side sliding door worked "on and off", but is not working now. It opens and shuts with a manual pull of the handle. This issue happened on Monday, Jan. 10, 2011.
Electrical System problem #17
The vehicle was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. I have a complaint about Sienna's vsc system. It overreacts suddenly and at too much a rate, in an anticipated little skidding that had been easily corrected manually in my previous experience with other cars. I have a 2005 Sienna le awd. It comes with vsc, abs, trac. I was cornering a 30 mph left turn with the van going 35 mph on highway 431 in nevada. It was down hill, so I was using low gear (3) to apply engine braking. It was not snowing. The road was dry without snow. On the side of the road, there were some gravels/salts. The van veered to the right a bit as I was making a wide turn. It went off the lane about 1 or 2 feet onto the shoulder, but still on pavement. On the shoulder, the front wheels skidded by a very little amount, which is anticipated and normal in my driving experience and had always been handled with ease. However, the vsc kicked in suddenly, causing the van to turn to the left tightly and at a very fast rate, into the opposite lane on the undivided 2-lane highway. It all happened in a blink of eyes. Fortunately, there was no traffic in the opposite lane, and I was alert enough to quickly steer the van back to my lane, avoiding hitting the mountain on the left. The vsc light did come on in few other occasions, but the van was never out of my control in those cases. From my past driving experience of 20 years (many of which were with snow), I really feel this is an overcorrection by the vsc by a huge amount. I am starting to feel very uncomfortable that such vsc reaction can't be reduced (e. G. , to a slower and lesser rate) or completely turned off. It's winter time again and I am going to ski with my family. It reminds me that I have not filed this complaint yet and that I will have to be driving nervously, who knows when vsc is to kick in again, by how much amount, or at what rate. This electrical system issue occurred Monday, February 20, 2006.
Electrical System problem #18
Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is 5TDZA22CX5_. The reporting person's vehicle is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The contact stated that the passenger side sliding door would not open in the vehicle. There is a button in the vehicle that automatically opens the sliding doors, but it is no longer working. The warranty already expired when the failure occurred. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and they stated that the motor and clutch assemblies failed. The vehicle was repaired, but the contact was unable to explain exactly what was done to the vehicle. The vehicle is no longer experiencing the failure, but she believes that this should have been covered as a manufacturer defect. The current and failure mileages were 35,523. Updated 2/9/09 updated 02/13/09. This problem occurred on Thursday, January 1, 2009.
Electrical System problem #19
The car involved is a 2005 Toyota Sienna. I have a 2005 Sienna that I purchased about 3 years ago. For about two years it has had the problem of not closing. At first it would only close every now and then, and now it won't open or close at all. When the weather is cold, neither of the sliding door will open unless you climb in the front and kick it open. I've taken it into the sandy, utah dealership about 5 different times to have them check it out and they said nothing was wrong with it. I'm about to take it in again because now it won't work at all, so I did a little research to find out if there was a recall or if others had the same problem. To my surprise there are numerous people having the same problem with their 2004-2006 Sienna's. Why then is there no recall? why are people getting the run around from dealerships, poor service and being charged a mint to repair the door? why is this product and service such poor quality?. It was January 10, 2009 when this electrical system issue occurred.
Electrical System problem #20
The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) was 5TDZA22C95_. 2005 Toyota Sienna van - sliding door failure (driver's side). Dealer says it is a broken motor & cables. Vehicle has only 41,000 miles on it (warranty expired at 36,000). Dealer wants to charge me $2,000. Searching the internet I found hundreds of posts from people with similar problems. This is a problem that Toyota knows about and should recall as they did with both the rear hatch struts and both front door hinges. I just had my vehicle in the shop last month for both of these fixes. This issue happened on 04/21/2009.
Electrical System problem #21
The vehicle identification number (VIN) of the car was 5TDZA23C15_. 2005 Toyota Sienna has a passenger side power sliding door that has gone through the stages of sticking, rubbing against the body and rubber stripping around windows, and now, working at all through the power button option (or the remote) -- only way to get it open is via the door handle. This seems to be a recurrent problem in a number of Toyota Sienna but the manufacturer has not issued a recall so far. I deem this a safety issue because the door fails to close many many times and the driver has to get out of the vehicle to close the door in frustration and that can create unsafe situations. It was March 1, 2009 when this electrical system issue happened.
Electrical System problem #22
The vehicle having this issue was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. Vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle is 5TDZA23C95_. The electronic throttle control system on my van is malfunctioning and it puts the vehicle in "fail safe" mode. The local Toyota dealer as well as Toyota customer service do not want to investigate this recurring problem for the dtc p0121. The dealers do not analyze the freeze frame data or investigate the problem beyond reading the code from obd ii scanner. I had asked them for the electrical values for the throttle valve motor and the accelerator pedal but they have refused that information and want me to replace the throttle body by spending $1200. 00. The first time this problem started when the vehicle had 50,000 miles and I replaced the throttle body from same year and model vehicle with 20,000 miles. Now after 10,000 miles same problem has started again and the dealer as well as Toyota want me to replace the throttle body. I feel that the throttle body or the gas pedal in conjunction with other electrical components are causing the dtc code and merely replacing the throttle body second time will not fix the problem unless the newer throttle bodies are without the problem original throttle bodies had. In that case I should not have to pay for the replacement part. It is important that the problem is investigated and identified before any parts are replaced. I also offered Toyota the original throttle body from the vehicle for testing / checking for the problem but they refused my offer. This sudden loss of drivebility due to the activation of "fail safe" mode is dangerous and could result in accident and / or fatality. Any help in this matter will be appreciated. This issue happened on Feb. 12, 2010.
Electrical System problem #23
The owner has a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The contact stated that the passenger front air bag warning light continuously flashed while she was driving at approximately 35 mph. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealership for times and the passenger seat was replaced the first three times. An electronic part (the contact could not recall the part) was replaced the fourth time. The failure mileage was approximately 21,600. The current mileage was approximately 57,000. This electrical system problem happened on Mon., May. 21, 2007.
Electrical System problem #24
The car was a 2005 Toyota Sienna. The VIN of this vehicle was 5TDZA22C25_. Automatic rear doors will not lock or unlock or open or shut with remote. Are extremely difficult to open manually. I was told they could be repaired at a cost of over $1200 per door. I also had a problem with the rear automatic hatch which was repaired under warranty. I see a pattern here. This electrical system problem happened on Monday, Jul. 12, 2010.
Electrical System problem #25
The vehicle's vehicle identification number (VIN) is 5TDBA22CX5_. The cable related to the automatic sliding passenger door on my 2005 Toyota Sienna snapped. I took it to the dealer and he said it rusted through. The wire for the sliding door mechanism is on the outside of the vehicle. I has thin layer of black protective coating. It will cost $1800 to repair as the cable and motor are one unit. It is beyond comprehension why an oem would design an automobile with the cable system exposed to the elements. The extreme weather in minnesota we experience is quite taxing to an automobile, regardless of electrical design. But to have the electrical components exposed to salt and other corrosive materials is just really bad product design and should be corrected. It was 09/17/2010 when this electrical system issue occurred.
Other Electrical System related problems of the 2005 Toyota Sienna:
|Problem Category
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|Electrical System problems
|Instrument Panel problems
|Software problems
|Battery problems
|Ignition problems
|Wiring problems
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Definition: 'Selene Unguium'
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If you know or have any kids who like to hear stories and might like to join in the Valentine's mood at the same time, you can bring them to the special Valentine's story times at the El Cerrito and Kensington libraries.
And if they'd also like to make a Valentine with a cupcake recipe, then the Kensington library event is the place to be.
This Saturday, Feb. 11, at 11:15 a.m. the will host " Valentine's Day Craft and Stories," with children's librarian Jackie Overlid. Kids can create their own Valentine with a cupcake theme and cupcake recipe.
On Monday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m., the " Family Picture Book Storytime" at will include stories and songs devoted to the Valentine's theme with children's librarian Erica Thatcher.
For more information on the Kensington Library's event, call 510-524-3043. For the El Cerrito Library event, call 510-526-7512.


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A bad wreck closes a major highway in the grand island area. Highway 30 is closed between Alda and Grand Island this morning. The Hall County Sheriff's Department is investigating the crash. The Grand Island Rural Fire Department also responded to the scene.
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Aurobindo Pharma gets US approval for Efavirenz
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Efavirenz is a key anti-retro viral (ARV) for AIDS therapy. This is the third ARV approval with the other products being Neviraphine and Lumivudine. Efavirenz represents a significant opportunity in Africa for Aurobindo under the PEPFAR (the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS relief) programme. PEPFAR is a five-year programme backed by the US Government to fight the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
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I'm not a conspiracy theorist by any stretch but I can't help thinking (or call it wishing) that this whole KP ordeal is a carefully orchestrated attempt to push something into happening, occam's razor be damned!
Say for example there's been a deal that's been kicked around for over a year between KP and some other GM. There's been hesitation on the part of the other GM but he keeps revisiting it in polite conversations with KP. The deal has been excruciatingly close to being finalized on multiple occasions but never quite completed. If you're Blazers brass and you're convinced this next move would be the missing piece to the championship puzzle do you
orchestrate a "campaign" to make it appear that KP is on his way out to send a message to the other GM that a new regime is on its way in and the likelihood of this deal ever being around again is evaporating?
HA! Makes perfect sense doesn't it?!? At least more sense than the current situation we find ourselves in! Conspiracy theorists food for thought anyway!


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Published since 1974, The Middle East is well established as the region's bestselling pan-Arab magazine in English. It provides an expert commentary on wide ranging issues in the Arab World. The editorial content profiles political and business leaders that are shaping the future of the Arab region. It is distributed on newsstands, via digital subscriptions and is also available in premier hotels and airlines via established networks throughout the region and beyond.
It combines business coverage and regional analysis with current affairs, cultural and lifestyle features and its editorial mix caters for those interested in the dynamics of the region from both a local and international perspective.
The Middle East magazine is produced by an award-winning editorial team and a number of notable correspondents. The magazine is edited by British born Pat Lancaster who joined a Fleet Street news agency specialising in the Middle East in the late 1970s. She has worked for a Gulf government news agency, travelled extensively in the region conducting interviews for a selection of British and Arab daily newspapers and magazines and is the author of several books. Some of the regular contributors to the magazine include the celebrated Iraqi author, Khalid Kishtainy, Middle East commentators Adel Darwish Adel Darwish and Sharif Nashashibi Sharif Hikmat Nashashibi, Lebanon based political analyst Ed Blanche, business expert Pamela Ann Smith and international economist Moin Siddiqi.
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HWB: off
They take Mondays off in Hawaii Winter Baseball. Tuesday it's back to action for Waikiki when they visit Honolulu.
AFL: Peoria Javelinas 6, Scottsdale 3
Giants Prospects:
SS Kevin Frandsen - 0-4, 1 SO, 1 HBP, .300
3B Ryan Rohlinger - 0-3, 1 BB, 1 SB (1), .200
RP Alex Hinshaw - 1 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO, 5.40 ERA
Other Scottsdale Prospects:
RF Josh Reddick (Red Sox) - 0-3, 1 RBI, 1 SO, .195
LF Chris Pettit (Angels) - 2-4, 1 2B (5), 1 RBI, 1 SO, .311
SP Jared Hughes (Pirates) - 4 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 4 SO, L (0-1), 7.15 ERA
Peoria Prospects:
1B Rhyne Hughes (Rays) - 3-4, 2 R, 1 2B (3), 1 3B (3), 1 RBI, 2 E (3), .435
3B Kevin Russo (Yankees) - 2-4, 1 R, 2 2B (4), 1 RBI, .385
SP Pedro Viola (Reds) - 5 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 3 SO, 1 WP, W (2-0), 4.11 ERA
Scottsdale didn't have much offense Monday afternoon against the Peoria Javelinas. The Scorpions had a brief lead but Peoria scored two runs against Hughes. Scottsdale's bullpen did not hold the line either. The relief pitchers allowed four runs. Alex Hinshaw finished the game for Scottsdale with one run allowed in one inning of work.
Rhyne Hughes had a double and an RBI triple in the game. Drew Stubbs doubled home a run and scored in the fifth inning. Kevin Frandsen went hitless Monday but earned his way on base with a hit by pitch. Ryan Rohlinger went 0-3 with a walk in the game.
Scottsdale plays host to the Javelinas Tuesday night.
Mexican Pacific League: off
Monday was an off day for the league. Mazatlan faces Hermosillo and Mexicali travels to Culiacan Tuesday.
Venezuelan Winter League: off
The league took a break Monday. On Tuesday, everyone's back. Caribes faces Caracas while Zuila and Lara match up, and La Guaira takes on Margarita.
Dominican Winter League:
No box score was available for the one game on the schedule: Aguilas versus Gigantes. Tuesday is a full slate for the Dominican League with Gigantes against Escogido, Azucareros facing Aguilas, and Licey versus Estrellas.
Puerto Rican League begins 11/06, returning for 2008 after ceasing operations in the 2007 season


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Sports Mom's: $500 Giveaway For Families or Athletes
Posted By My Dallas Mommy On December 10, 2012 @ 9:54 am In Giveaways | Comments Disabled
This Christmas I've been reminded of how fortunate many of us can consider ourselves. We have an 18 year young man in our neighborhood that has no foster care, no home and sleeps at his friends homes. He has no financial support and is an amazing football player. Our neighborhood is buying him the necessities, clothes, athletic shoes and more to get him by. There are thousands of young athletes like him or families just struggling to keep kids in a sport they love.
I have started a new blog called Sports Mom and we are wanting to help one lucky family by offering a $500 giveaway. It can help one or an entire family. We will supply the giveaway winner with a $500 gift card or we are offering our savings services to stretch the purchase of their needs to keep them in the sports they love.
You can go here to enter on the Sports Mom page! We'd love for you to join our community and tell us more of what you would like to see on the site too!
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Regis College Announces Accelerated Master's Program for Radiologic TechnologistsJanuary 4, 2010
Regis College has just become the only institution in Massachusetts to offer radiology technologists the option of pursuing a Master's of Science degree. Upon completion of the program, that degree should translate into substantially greater professional opportunities, including positions in health administration, health product regulation, teaching and research.
The Regis College School of Nursing and Health Professions is accepting applications from radiology technologists with an associate degree for this new accelerated graduate program and has scheduled an information session for January 12th. Future sessions will take place on March 3 and May 1.
The curriculum includes seven general graduate education courses and five graduate level radiologic science courses followed by specialty track courses in Health Administration or Health Product Regulation.
Evening, weekend, and on-line courses are being offered to accommodate busy work schedules.
Program course work includes advanced level Radiologic Science courses as well as options in Computerized Tomography, Magnetic Resonance or Mammography Radiology.
"Once again Regis College is out in front in meeting students' need for professional advancement and filling needs in the health care market," said Antoinette Hays, Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Professions. "We are pleased to offer this advanced program in a way that will accommodate the realities of the lives of working radiology technicians."
"The need for this master's degree in radiography is critical," said James Lampka, Director of Medical Radiography at the Lawrence Memorial/Regis College Nursing Program. "National accrediting now requires the advanced degree for people on a leadership track in management or education," he explained. For more information or to register today, call the Office of Graduate Admission, 781.768.7330, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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News: Joe Budden Reveals How Eminem Helped Save His Life
Thursday, Apr 4, 2013 9:35AM
Slaughterhouse's Joe Budden recently discussed his battles with sobriety and revealed how Shady Records boss Eminem extended a hand in his road to recovery.
Although Joey would not delve into the specifics, he did credit Em as one of the few people he spoke to regarding his health problems.
"Those conversations are confidential between us, but we definitely spoke about it," the "Pump It Up" MC said when he appeared on Wednesday's (April 3) "RapFix Live." "He shared some of his experiences; I've shared some of mine. It's a real unique situation, because we're signed there and he's one of the greatest rappers ever in my opinion, but as just a person, it's really like family." (MTV)
He also briefly discussed what damaging effects popping the drug known as "Molly" had on his body.
"It helped with sex. People should've been doing that without molly," Budden said of the supposed pros of the drug. "For me, it really was just all bad. I never had time to have sex. It was doing too much to my brain. Once it starts doing that, a bad string of events start to happen with life. Life started to become unmanageable at that point, so it was time." (MTV)
A couple years ago, former Shady Records artist Cashis talked about Em extending a hand to help out with his own drug addiction problem.
"First time I met Em, in the studio in Detroit, I had a vial of like 80 Valiums and I popped em all in like a day and a half. He was like "D*mn, dog you might wanna get some help. Let me know, I can help you out, discretely,' " the rapper explained. "I was like 'Nah man. Where I'm from, what would I look like?' I got off it my own, and later on, I found out -- like the rest of the world -- Em was getting off of it. During that time, I just quit talking to everybody dog. I didn't talk to no friends, family." (Baller Status)
Back in 2010, Slim Shady said his past drug woes had a damaging impact on his music-making abilities.
"I had to learn to write and rap again, and I had to do it sober and 100 percent clean. That didn't feel good at first...I mean it in the literal sense. I actually had to learn how to say my lyrics again -- how to phrase them, make them flow, how to use force so they sounded like I meant them. Rapping wasn't like riding a bike. It was [as much] physical as mental. I was relearning basic motor skills. I couldn't control my hand shakes. I'd get in the [recording] booth and tried to rap, and none of it was clever, none was witty and I wasn't saying it right...It was four or five months after I'd been clean when I started to get a glimmer of my writing skills back. I don't remember what song I was working on specifically, but I do remember getting feeling back in the music. I realized I wanted to do this again." (New York Post)


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'N Sync Home For Christmas Album
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Release Date: 11/10/1998
Tracks in Home For Christmas: Home For Christmas, Under My Tree, I Never Knew The Meaning Of Christmas, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire), I Guess It's Christmas Time, All I Want Is You This Christmas, The First Noel, In Love On Christmas, It's Christmas, O Holy Night (A Cappella), Love's In Our Hearts On Christmas Day, The Only Gift, Kiss Me At Midnight
Home For Christmas Album Tracklist
- Home For Christmas Lyrics
- Under My Tree Lyrics
- I Never Knew The Meaning Of Christmas Lyrics
- Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays Lyrics
- The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) Lyrics
- I Guess It's Christmas Time Lyrics
- All I Want Is You This Christmas Lyrics
- The First Noel Lyrics
- In Love On Christmas Lyrics
- It's Christmas Lyrics
- O Holy Night (A Cappella) Lyrics
- Love's In Our Hearts On Christmas Day Lyrics
- The Only Gift Lyrics
- Kiss Me At Midnight Lyrics
Not bad | Reviewer: Alisha | 10/20/2005
It's a pretty good album, my favorite song is the "Merry Christmas Happy Holidays". I would give it a 3 1/2 out of 5.
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OpenSUSE Struggles with Hardware Problems
Due to a breakdown in storage array, some openSUSE servers were unavailable yesterday, including download.opensuse.org.
Although problems continue, openSUSE does now have some minimalistic package sources in place that will at least enable the transfer of security updates. According to a post by Peter Poeml on the openSUSE Factory List, repairs can take some days.
The openSUSE Project has suffered continual hardware problems and download.opensuse.org, for example, still suffers from a shortage of disk space, which is the reason for the lack of backup data. The project is keen to find sponsors for a new/second storage array.
Get a better sponsor than novellFedora has Redhat, Ubuntu has Shuttleworth, Caos has Infiscale, etc etc. Novell gets the benefits of the work going on at OpenSuse, maybe they could invest in 10k worth of gear for them.. Rediculous..
openSuSE NOT enough diskspaceI don't understand -- as cheap as hard drive arrays are in the market of today - this should never be. How can a distro organization run out of disk space? There are enough contributors in the world that would happily torrent or even chip in and buy a 18 terabyte SAN server...or am I missing something here?
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Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
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Don't Miss the Help Center's Chinese Auction July 21st
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The Help Center of Federal Point invites you to attend it's Chinese Auction Saturday, July 21st, 2012 from 1:00pm until 5:00pm. The center's summer fundraiser will be held at the Katie B. Hines Senior Center located at 308 Cape Fear Boulevard in Carolina Beach with a $5 admission fee.
This is our 8th Annual Chinese Auction, and it is a real island crown-pleaser!! Your $5 admission gets you table prize tickets, a chance to win a door prize, refreshments and other surprises. Additionally, we will have sweepstakes prizes, a 50-50 raffle and a mini-Silent Auction. All proceeds benefit the Help Center of Federal Point, our local food pantry. For more information, please call Jan Truelove at 458-1920.
The Help Center of Federal Point's primary focus has always been to meet people's immediate need for food. The Help Center helps an average of 150 individuals per month. The Help Center of Federal Point is located in the Recreation Center of Carolina Beach just behind the Town Hall at 1121-B North Lake Park Blvd. The Help Center is open Monday thru Friday from 10:00 am until 12:00 Noon. The Help Center of Federal Point is not state or federally funded. It is supported solely by the generous contributions of local businesses, churches, and private donations from compassionate individuals. All donations are tax deductible and may be mailed to The Help Center of Federal Point, Inc. P.O. Box 54 Carolina Beach, NC 28428. You can also help out by becoming a volunteer. Call 910 458-9339 for more information.


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Locust® is a leading soccer and lifestyle brand for players and sports enthusiasts of all ages, with a manufacturing and distribution division in Toronto, Canada. The company is known for its functional products with cutting-edge designs. Its trademarked "Creating Champions" and "Trust your Instincts" slogans have contributed to significant brand interest in our selling markets. Soccer is the one sport that continues to have overwhelming global appeal that is without national, cultural, religious, gender and socio-economic boundaries. Naturally, given its genuine global plasticity and steady growth, Soccer provides a sustainable market opportunity for Locust to exploit. According to FIFA the estimated overall number of soccer players worldwide has hit an all time high of 265 million players. The phrase: "A Total Source Solution", best describes Locust value proposition. Locust has direct control over all the core elements of the business process, from product design to product delivery, to customer feedback and follow-up. The core element of our business concept is the ability for each Locust division to cross-market and cross-sell its products to the other divisions. This synergy, combined with an extensive industry network and commitment to being a low cost operator is what makes Locust a unique business model. Another unique element to the Locust business concept is its marketing strategy. In line with its low cost operating strategy, Locust has developed a very cost effective marketing strategy. The focus is on leveraging our extensive celebrity and professional contacts, while establishing strong relationships with key industry players that can assist in promoting the Locust brand. Locust is a private company that has proven its sustainability over the past decade and is in process of reviewing opportunities in Europe. Locust management has completed a 5-year financial plan that will take the Company to over $100 Million in revenue by 2012.
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Woman and child declared dead at station
A British Transport Police (BTP) spokesman said:
"BTP officers were called to Riddlesdown rail station in Purley on Friday, 22 March after a report that a woman and a child had been struck by a train.
"The incident was reported to BTP at 8.29am and was also attended by Metropolitan Police officers.
"Medics from the London Ambulance Service also attended, but a woman and a child were declared dead at the scene.
"The station has been temporarily closed while officers and medics deal with the incident.
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Britain 'does not have to wait until August' for Syria decision
William Hague has said that Britain does not have to wait until an August 1 meeting of European Union foreign ministers before taking a decision to arm Syria's rebels, but also stressed that no decision had yet been made.
"I must correct one thing of concern. I know there has been some discussion of some sort of August deadline. That is not the case," Hague told BBC radio.


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Eyebeam has moved to Industry City in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Our new address is: 34 35th Street Unit 26 Brooklyn, New York 11232
A year ago(!) I "directed" a month long performance by Marisa Olson called "Marisa Writes her Dissertation: an endurance performance in 31 Acts." For all of September 2008, Marisa wrote while webcam shots and screencaps of her desktop were automatically uploaded to the net every 60 seconds. This gesture of transparency was a continuation of Olson's research into the role of sousveillance: she was partly working on dynamics of surveillance, sousveillance, and protest art in network culture. So it fit perfectly.
I have a bad habit of not blogging little things. Like when I get blogged. It seems so recursive. But at the same time, I delish them, and then they just stay there.
So in an effort to change that practice, I am instituting a Ping Report, which I will do as needed, but at least once a month. Just links, and maybe some pull quotes from blogs and exhibitions.


text: Pontiac New Reviews from Carsurvey.org http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/ New and used Car reviews en 1974 Pontiac Firebird from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/firebird/1974/ Nice looking, but watch out for rust 1988 Pontiac Sunbird GT from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/sunbird/1988/ Still runs with the new models, speed/MPG 2009 Pontiac G6 from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/g6/2009/ 2001 Pontiac Grand Am SE1 from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/grand_am/2001/ Comfortable to drive, but you need endless amount of cash to maintain it 1995 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/firebird/1995/ True American Muscle 2005 Pontiac Wave WLT Hatchback from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/wave/2005/ I just LOVE that little car!!! 1984 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/firebird/1984/ Best car I'll ever own - hanging on to this one 2005 Pontiac Wave from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/wave/2005/#r138450 Lousy investment 1973 Pontiac Grand Am from Australia and New Zealand http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/grand_am/1973/ Stunning car with looks that kill 2006 Pontiac G5 Pursuit GT from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/g5_pursuit/2006/ It's a great car that runs well and is fun to drive - and it performs well in a heavy winter 1987 Pontiac Fiero Base from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/fiero/1987/ Best friend ever. Wish I had never said goodbye 1991 Pontiac Firefly Sport from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/firefly/1991/ Small car, big ideas 2004 Pontiac Vibe AWD from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/vibe/2004/ Safe, reliable car 2002 Pontiac Firebird Convertible from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/firebird/2002/ It will make you smile often 1997 Pontiac Grand Am SE sedan from North America http://www.carsurvey.org/reviews/pontiac/grand_am/1997/ A solid and sporty commuter car for those unafraid to pop the hood from time to time