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Mike Ball of The Enquirer sports staff is antsy for spring training to start, so he sat down on the last day of January and penned his idea of what the Reds' Opening Day lineup might look like. Here's his. What's yours? Potential Lineup/Batting Order CF Drew Stubbs SS Orlando Cabrera 1B Joey Votto 2B […]
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Report: Cabrera leaning toward Reds
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A Reds source says the club is very confident that Orlando Cabrera will accept the club's offer. The Denver Post reported that Orlando Cabrera is "leaning toward" signing with the Reds. That likely means he's told the Rockies they're out it. A third team may be involved. I don't expect an announcement tonight from the […]
Lincoln in the 5th spot? Alonso at catcher
01/30/10 at 4:17pm by John Fay | Comments
These come from the sometimes-managers-say-the-darnedest-things file. Dusty Baker was asked about the fifth spot in the rotation Saturday at the Select-A-Seat event at Great American Ball Park. In his response he mentioned that Mike Lincoln would be among the candidates. That's a bit of a shocker. "We talked about last year," Baker said. "Everyone wants […]
Still talking to Cabrera, Gomes
01/29/10 at 5:20pm by John Fay | Comments
Walt Jocketty called from the Winter Caravan bus on the way from Bloomington to Indianapolis. The Reds are still talking to both Orlando Cabrera and Jonny Gomes. Cabrera is weighing an offer. "We're waiting to hear," Jocketty said. "We should know in the next day or two." The Reds can offer Cabrera a chance to […]
On Cabrera
01/29/10 at 10:34am by John Fay | Comments
I don't expect anything to be announced on Orlando Cabrera till this afternoon at the earliest. His agent is a West Coast guy. I like the Reds' chances. He would have to switch to second base in Colorado. The Rockies have got Troy Tulowitzki at shortstop. Cabrera has played a total of three innings at second in the […]
Video from Reds Caravan
01/28/10 at 12:53pm by Nick Hurm | Comments
We've got two videos. The first is Brandon Phillips talking about his faith in shortstop Paul Janish. Before the Reds Caravan left, both Phillips and manager Dusty Baker gave Janish their vote of confidence. "People want a finish product right away," Baker said. " … you got to give these young guys time." Here's what […]
Damon no; Cabrera, Gomes maybe
01/28/10 at 10:17am by John Fay | Comments
The Reds are not going to sign Johnny Damon. But they are still talking to Orlando Cabrera's agent. And, after weeks of not talking, the conversation with Jonny Gomes has resumed. The Damon talk started with one phone call to Scott Boras. That phone call reveals a lot about what the Reds may or may not […]
Talking to Todd Frazier
01/27/10 at 6:54pm by John Fay | Comments
I caught up with Todd Frazier before his appearance on the Hot Stove Show. Here's what he had to say: On the fact the Reds plan to play him at some shortstop during camp: "I've been playing there my whole life. It's my favorite position. I would love to go back to shortstop. No complaints there. […]
Reds sign INF to minor league deal
01/27/10 at 5:40pm by Nick Hurm | Comments
The Reds have signed INF Miguel Cairo to a minor league deal. Cairo, 35, has played every position in baseball except for pitcher and catcher. Most of his career has been at second base. "We have a relatively young bench, and Miguel's a solid veteran player with experience on championship teams," said Reds General Manager […]
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September 5, 2002
(1) Goal:
Develop a NIOSH standard for escape only air-purifying respirators that addresses CBRN materials identified as inhalation hazards from possible terrorist events for use by the general working population.
(2) Hazard Categories:
Defining appropriate hazard levels for escape from a possible chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) terrorist event is a complex problem. Analysis of possible escape scenarios indicates the range of possible hazard concentrations at and between levels typically identified by emergency responders as the Hot Zone and the Warm Zone. The Hot Zone is ground zero and can be characterized as the hazard levels associated with a likely terrorist event, "Most Credible Event" (MCE). MCE's for chemical warfare agents (CWA's) and toxic industrial materials (TIM's) expected at a terrorist event are determined using a modeling process (US ARMY). The MCE model considers several parameters associated with the potential event. These parameters include the means used to transport the CWA or TIM to the scene, the method of dissemination of the hazard, properties of the hazard, the quantity of the CWA or TIM used, the availability of the CWA or TIM, and physical characteristics of the area such as room size and the degree of ventilation present. Using this approach MCE's for sarin gas, GB, and sulfur mustard, HD were determined to be 2000 mg/m3 for GB and 300 mg/m3 for HD. Similar modeling techniques are currently being employed for TIM's that have also been identified as high threat possibilities.
Warm Zone analysis of the CWA's and TIM's are determined by the immediately dangerous to life or health, IDLH, concentrations or equivalent for the identified hazards. For GB and HD the equivalent warm zone concentrations can be set at 0.19 mg/m3 GB and 2.7 mg/m3 HD, based on Acute Exposure Guideline Levels (AEGL's), AEGL 2 values at 30 minutes.
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The concept for escape respirator performance requirements to address the wide range of variables is segmented into three categories: HIGH, SPECIFIC, and LOW. The categories are associated with a level of protection as follows:
HIGH: Self-Contained Escape Respirator for unknown conditions and oxygen deficiency.
SPECIFIC: Air Purifying Escape Respirator for high concentrations of CWAs and specific TIMs.
LOW: Air Purifying Escape Respirator for low concentrations of CWAs and TIMs.
The standard discussed in this concept paper addresses the SPECIFIC and LOW categories for air purifying escape respirators. The HIGH category, self-contained escape respirator, is part of the standards development program scheduled for 2004.
2(a) Category vs. Hazard vs. Escape Respirator Type:
Table 1. Escape Respirator Categories
|Hazard Description
|Respirator Type
(Hot & Warm Zones)
|CWA & TIM Hazard Threats at High Concentrations and/or Oxygen Deficiency
|Self Contained Escape Respirator
(Hot & Warm Zones)
|CWA + Specific TIM Hazard Threats at High Concentrations
|Specific Gas/Vapor + CWA Air Purifying Escape Respirator
(Warm Zone)
|CWA & Multiple Hazard Threats at Low Concentrations
|Multi Gas/Vapor/Particulate Air Purifying Escape Respirator
2(b) Escape Respirator Multi Gas/Vapor/Particulate Requirements LOW Category:
Multi Gas/Vapor/Particulate Escape respirators for use at low hazard threat conditions shall meet the gas/vapor test challenge concentrations as follows:
Concentration (ppm)
Concentration (ppm)
|Cyanogen Chloride
|Hydrogen Cyanide
|Hydrogen Sulfide
|Nitrogen Dioxide
|Sulfur Dioxide
2(c) Escape Respirator Multi Gas/Vapor/Particulate LOW Category with Carbon Monoxide Requirements:
Escape respirators intended for use at low hazard threat conditions with carbon monoxide protection shall meet the requirements of paragraph 2(b) plus carbon monoxide as follows:
To Be Determined, TBD
2(d) Escape Respirator Specific Gas/Vapor/Particulate Plus CWA Requirements SPECIFIC Category:
Escape respirators intended for use at high hazard threat conditions shall meet the gas/vapor/particulate testing at MCE concentrations. Minimum test agents are as follows:
Concentration (ppm)
Concentration (ppm)
|Sulfur Dioxide
|Cyanogen Chloride
|Hydrogen Cyanide
|Hydrogen Sulfide
Additional specific test agent protections can be added to the minimum as specified by the applicant for: Ammonia, Formaldehyde, Nitrogen Dioxide, Phosgene, Phosphine and Carbon Monoxide. Test concentrations are at MCE concentrations, TBD.
(3) Respirator Use:
3(a) Escape respirators are intended to be one time use for escape from terrorist events.
3(b) Panic Demand: Escape respirators will be tested at a high physiologic demand, 100 liter per minute for the rated service life of the device.
3(c) Escape respirators will be rated for 15 minute or 30 minute service life.
(4) Gas Life Test Requirements:
4(a) Test Duration: Test duration will be 15 or 30 minutes as specified by the applicant.
4(b) Particulate Filtration: P100 required.
(5) Environmental Conditioning:
Environmental conditioning will be performed. Detailed requirements TBD.
5(a) Environmental Conditioning: Hot Storage, Cold storage, Humidity, Vibration and Drop
5(b) Service life testing will be done on environmentally conditioned respirators.
(6) Performance Requirements:
Escape respirator performance requirements considered will include the following with details TBD:
6(a) System Agent Penetration / Permeation Testing for escape respirators intended for escape shall be tested for live agent performance as follows: TBD
6(b) Breathing Resistance: TBD
6(c) Carbon Dioxide: TBD
6(d) Communications ( Speech Intelligibilty): TBD
6(e) Field of View: TBD
6(f) Donning: TBD
6(g) Fogging: TBD
6(h) Heat Exposure: TBD.
6(i) Flamability of Materials: TBD.
6(j) Laboratory Respirator Protection Level: TBD.
(7) Design Considerations:
The following design features will be considered:
7(a) Hood Type Device: TBD.
7(b) Dermal protection required for escape respirators intended for Hot Zone Hazard levels.
7(c) Weight: TBD
(8) 42 CFR Applicable Sections:
(9) Service and Maintenance:
10) Training:


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The White House on Friday released the president's federal and state income tax returns, revealing that Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama earned $503,183 last year and paid an effective federal income tax rate of 20.4 percent.
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While Aaron Craft was not only one of the best basketball players to ever come through Columbus, but the entire game of college basketball, the past few years, not a lot of people see his game transitioning to the next level. Nonetheless, on Thursday night in the NBA Draft, he'll hope to begin his professional journey by being selected by some team willing to take a chance on him.
There were some whispers that, should he not get selected, he may just give the game up altogether and pursue medical school, but according to his agent, Lance Young, he's 100% focused on making the basketball dream come true.
"He 100 percent wants to play," his agent, Lance Young of Excel Sports Management, told The Dispatch last week. "That has been kind of something funny that teams have (asked), and he has even mentioned. But he 100 percent wants to play for the next 10 or 15 years, and medical school and some of those other things can definitely wait."
As for any potential teams that could take that flyer on Craft come Thursday, well the former Buckeye himself even admitted that the teams are being very quiet in that regard.
"A lot of teams right now are keeping all their cards close to their heart. They don't want to tip their hand," Craft said. "You come in and work out for an hour, hour and a half, and do everything you can. Then you interview and then you leave. You're not given much feedback."
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No one needs an excuse to do happy hour, but it is inexcusable to spend an arm and a leg doing so, which is why Ricochet presents R.A.W, Ricochet. After. Work. (their punctuation, not ours), from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. every Friday. Call it a welcome misnomer because in terms of this R.A.W. deal, you are getting a bargain with half off every lick of food and drink on the lounge's menu for those four hours.
Wasted in Wynwood
Raw seems to be a running theme this week, at least as Earth Day, Earth Week and Earth Month come to an end from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, April 27 at Cafeina, where artist Lucinda Linderman closes out her exhibition, Reclaiming Miami, with a reception, live performance and installation. Linderman sees beauty in trash—something that has absolutely nothing to do with beer goggles (for that, see below). "Frustrated by my over-consumption and production of plastic and paper waste from food and product packaging, I 'upcycle' my trash to create abstract sculptures that reference the body. By using waste as building blocks for sculpture, I offer one alternative to throwing trash into a landfill and hope to inspire others to think of waste as a raw material." Also at the reception is an Eco-Market featuring goods by Miami's local, organic and eco-friendly vendors.
Lions & Tigers & Beer, Oh My
Despite the fact that you're never, ever supposed to feed the wildlife, Zoo Miami puts its cardinal rule aside for one night only when it teams up with Miami New Times from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, April 28 for the third annual Brew at the Zoo. In addition to samplings of over 100 kinds of beer, there will be live performances by Alien Ant Farm, The Spazmatics and King Louie and the Bushmen. Tickets are $30 in advance, $40 at the door and $70 VIP, which includes a 6 p.m. entrance into a tented area featuring food and more beer. For more information, go to www.newtimesbrewatthezoo.com.
All The World's The Stage
Promoters are pretty psyched about the lineup from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. Friday, April 27 at The Stage. On the marquis: Bob Log III, an American slide guitar one-man band, performing his first show since moving to Australia. Says a promoter, this "looks to be a show of the ages." Also headlining: singer and NC-17 songwriter Blowfly, Mr. Free, The Satellite Freakout, and on the new outdoor stage, banjo wielding Lone Wolf OMB, and jazz-a-billy band Pravda V Glaza. Admission is $5 in advance or $7 at the door.
Conscientious Consumption
With 100 percent of net proceeds going to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Florida, there's no excuse not to imbibe at Vibrant Rioja's grand wine tasting from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday, April 30 at the InterContinental Hotel Miami. For just $25, you'll sample over 200 different Rioja wines, to the tune of live music and, according to the event coordinators, "a large variety of food." Pre-register online at http://us.riojawine.com/en/.
Dive Masters
By now most of Miami's mixology enthusiasts have already adopted Indian Creek Hotel pop-up bar The Broken Shaker as their Cheers, but a recent cocktail menu there may have inspired even the most muddled barflies to reconsider the whole mixology thing and take the plunge. That menu, inspired by some of Miami's most magnificently seedy dive bars included cocktails created in the likenesses of Club Deuce, Ted's Hideaway, Dewey's, Free Spirits and Cucu's Nest. And while "aromatic pumpkin syrup" and "Ted's Hideaway" are as likely a pairing as a Kardashian and a "No Pictures" sign, the dichotomy is downright delightful, not to mention, an inspiration to revisit Miami's seedier spots. Speaking of Miami's less fancy watering holes, we have three words: Save Scotty's Landing.
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HUNTINGTON/CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Severe weather hit much of our region on Wednesday, downing trees, creating high water on some roadways, and knocking out power to thousands.
Lawrence County, Ohio, is among the places dealing with the latter. High water is reported near the Collins Career Center and on parts of County Road 36, where McKinney Creek was reported out of its banks.
In South Charleston, West Virginia in Kanawha County, high water was reported on parts of Rock Lake Drive late Wednesday night. It was expected to recede soon.
In St. Albans, police say there has been high water reported at the underpass at Washington Avenue and Washington Street.
Earlier on Wednesday, some trees were reported down in the Oak Hill area of Jackson County, Ohio.
Meanwhile, nuisance street issues were reported in Scioto County, Ohio, and in Boyd and Greenup counties in eastern Kentucky.
In Huntington, there were scattered reports of high water, which led to high water in the 10th Street viaduct on Wednesday evening. There were no immediate reports of any viaducts closed.
Early Wednesday afternoon, a tornado warning was issued for parts of Scioto County, Ohio, including Portsmouth, but there were no confirmed reports of a tornado reaching the ground.
The normally tame McKinney Creek rose well over County Road 36 near Chesapeake, Ohio.
Karena Hatfield and her boyfriend were watching television when a neighbor alerted them to how bad it had gotten.
"We looked out the window and our whole yard was flooded," Hatfield said.
There was no immediate reports of problems in Putnam and Kanawha counties in West Virginia, but the potential for more rain and thunderstorms continued to exist late Wednesday night.
There also are multiple power outages reported throughout the region. Here are numbers from American Electric Power, as of midnight:
Wayne County -- 2,650
Cabell County -- 868
Lincoln County -- 289
Putnam County -- 106
Mingo County -- 102
Kanawha County -- 667
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The Oakland Raiders knew they had a tough task to deal with heading to Houston this week. They were without starting quarterback Terrelle Pryor, who was replaced by undrafted rookie Matt McGloin. They were without starting running back Darren McFadden and they were facing a Texans team, who despite a woeful start to the season, had seemingly turned things around – at least on defense.
Things obviously didn't stack in their favor, but that's why you play the game as the Raiders essentially ran rough shot over the Texans, who suffered another disappointing loss in an already dreadful season.
Houston was nearly immediately in a big hole thanks to an early turnover which gave the Raiders a 7-0 lead after McGloin tossed his first ever NFL touchdown to Denarius Moore. That lead quickly ended to fourteen points after McGloin again found the end zone, this time Rod Streater for a sixteen yard touchdown pass.
The Texans refused to go quietly into the night though as not only did they storm back to tie the game, but took a 17-14 lead prior to halftime after touchdowns from Garrett Graham and Keshawn Martin.
That lead wouldn't last long however as Oakland opened scoring in the second half thanks to McGloin's third touchdown on the day. Another touchdown, this time an 80-yard rush from Rashad Jennings pushed the Raiders lead to 11, a lead they wouldn't relinquish – though the victory wasn't without some drama. Houston, who brought in Matt Schaub after Case Keenum was benched got the Texans to within five points and yards from taking a last second lead. But on fourth down in the red zone, the Texans couldn't covert giving Oakland the victory.
Oakland moves to 4-6 with the win while Houston falls to 2-8.


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Play on special teams bolsters odds of J.T. Thomas
BY MARK POTASH Staff Reporter August 17, 2013 10:26PM
JACKSONVILLE, FL - MAY 05: Quarterback Jordan Palmer #5 during Jacksonville Jaguars Minicamp at EverBank Field on May 5, 2012 in Jacksonville, Florida (Photo by Rick Dole/Getty Images)
Updated: September 19, 2013 10:17AM
J.T. Thomas still thinks like a linebacker, but with rookies Jon Bostic and Khaseem Greene around, he knows his best shot at making the Bears roster is on special teams.
Thomas, a sixth-round draft pick from West Virginia in 2011, is feeling pretty good about his chances after making two big plays in the Bears' 33-28 victory over the San Diego Chargers on Thursday. He made a nice inside move to block a punt and recover it at the Chargers' 20-yard line in the fourth quarter. Earlier he tackled kick returner Richard Goodman at the Chargers' 14.
''It's satisfying to be consistent on special teams,'' said Thomas, who played all 16 games on special teams last season. ''I understand my role on this team, on this defense and the way that I'm going to have to contribute. Special teams is my main focus.''
Thomas is behind James Anderson and Blake Costanzo at strong-side linebacker. But the drafting of Bostic and Greene also make it tougher for him to find a spot on defense.
''It's all good competition,'' Thomas said. ''You can take it like, 'Oh man, they're [taking my spot].' Or you can take it like, 'Hey, this is going to be a competitive team this year. We're going to have a really good linebacker unit.' That's how I'm taking it.''
Palmer, Foster in
With third-string quarterback Matt Blanchard out indefinitely with a fractured knuckle on his left (non-throwing) hand, the Bears signed quarterback Jordan Palmer. Palmer, a sixth-round draft pick by the Washington Redskins in 2007, has played in four games in three seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals (2008-10).
The Bears also signed defensive tackle Eric Foster, who played in 49 games, with 19 starts, for the Indianapolis Colts from 2008-11. The Bears cut defensive end Jamaal Anderson and linebacker Andrew Starks to make room for Palmer and Foster.
Peanut: Still work to do
With an interception and three sacks of Philip Rivers on Thursday night, the Bears defense looks like it will pick up where it left off last season. But, as usual, it's never quite good enough.
''We're still getting the turnovers, but there were some tackling issues,'' cornerback Charles Tillman said. ''A couple of guys didn't line up. Little things, but they're correctable. This was a good game for us get out the mistakes. But I do like what I see with our defense.''
The long shot
Backup center Taylor Boggs came to camp as a long shot to make the roster but has made an impact in practices and in the first two preseason games. Boggs spent the 2011 season with the Jets on injured reserve with a torn ACL.
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26 October 2014
Obesity emerges as major cancer risk factor for Victorians
More Victorians are now at risk of being diagnosed with cancer because they are overweight or obese with Cancer Council Victoria naming this as a major cancer risk factor.
24 October 2014
Unite in Pink for women's cancers
Victorians are encouraged to purchase Pink Ribbon Day merchandise today, Friday 24th October, to raise funds for breast and gynaecological cancers.
15 October 2014
Thyroid cancer rates soar in Victorian women
Cases of thyroid cancer are on the rise in Victoria with the cancer type recording one of the fastest growing incidence rates over the past three decades.
06 October 2014
1,300 Victorians could be saved with regular bowel screening
Seniors Festival a reminder for seniors to take care of their bowels.
06 October 2014
Top 5 skin cancer myths debunked as Vic heads into peak UV season
As the UV levels begin to rise across the state, skin cancer experts gathered in Melbourne today to debunk the myths about sun protection and cancer at the launch of a new book designed to set the record straight.
03 October 2014
Bigger is better: new study looks at how large health warnings help smokers quit
Size does matter when it comes to cigarette warning labels according to a study that surveyed smokers in multiple countries including Australia.
02 October 2014
Support for families coping with a child with cancer
In partnership with childhood cancer experts, Cancer Council Victoria has launched new online resources to ensure everyone affected by childhood cancer gets the right information and support.
29 September 2014
Large Victorian study confirms abortion is not a breast cancer risk factor
A collaborative research team from Cancer Council Victoria, the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and The University of Melbourne has confirmed that abortion does not increase the risk of developing breast cancer, after analysing prospective data gathered from more than 24,000 Victorian women over 18 years.
23 September 2014
Fat chance of a fair game: New sports drinks proposal will mislead consumers on nutritional information, experts warn
The Obesity Policy Coalition (OPC) is warning that proposed changes to food regulations could allow popular sports drinks with nearly as much sugar as soft drink to carry health claims, which could mislead the public into thinking they were healthier choices than water.
22 September 2014
Clinical trials celebrate a quarter of a century of support
For the 26th year in a row generous Victorians have directly supported the management of clinical trials in their region.
18 September 2014
Call for health of Crown employees and patrons to be protected – MPs to debate legislation today
Health groups are urging Victorian MPs to put public health first this week, as they consider proposed legislative changes for Crown Casino, Cancer Council Victoria said today.
11 September 2014
Scott survives cancer three times and takes on the 27km Seven Parks Walk
Seven Parks Walk ambassador Scott Stephens' life was turned upside down after being diagnosed with cancer three times. After doctors warned him his prognosis was poor, he decided to adopt a healthier lifestyle to help aid his recovery. Today, Scott has beaten the odds, and is happier and healthier than ever.
11 September 2014
18 years of SunSmart sees dramatic increase in hats and sun-protective clothing in childcare and kinders
As UV levels rise across the state, Victorian pre-school and childcare services are leading the way in slapping on their hats and slipping on shirts, according to new SunSmart research released today to coincide with the program's 18th anniversary in preschools and childcare centres.
10 September 2014
Need a helping hand to quit? Nicotine patches available on the PBS
Smokers looking to kick the habit for good can access subsidised nicotine patches on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), Quit Victoria reminded smokers today.
05 September 2014
Alcohol Policy Coalition supports protecting kids from alcohol ads
The Alcohol Policy Coalition (APC) has welcomed the Greens' policy announcement that will put alcohol advertising restrictions on the agenda for the 2014 Victorian election.
05 September 2014
OPC applauds Greens' policy to phase out junk food advertising from junior sport and outdoor areas
The Obesity Policy Coalition (OPC) applauds The Greens on the launch of its new plan to combat harmful advertising to children and urges other political parties to follow suit.
05 September 2014
No Duff-ence: beer found to breach code by appealing to kids
The Alcohol Policy Coalition (APC) applauds a recent decision under the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code (ABAC) to uphold a complaint against Woolworths' "Duff" beer.
01 September 2014
Women urged to put their own health first during Women's Health Week
Cancer Council Victoria is urging women to put their health first and take steps to reduce their cancer risk during Women's Health Week (1–5 September).
01 September 2014
Health experts urge young women to have regular Pap tests after the release of concerning new research
Cancer Council Victoria and Victorian Cytology Service Inc are reminding young women that even if they've had the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, regular cervical screening is still essential to prevent cervical cancer.
29 August 2014
Tobacco industry's plain packaging predictions a bust, new research shows
NEW research published today suggests that several of the tobacco industry's major predictions about the introduction of plain packaging have not been borne out.
28 August 2014
AFL Players urging fans to Make More Memories
As part of a new partnership between the AFL Players' Association and Cancer Council Victoria, AFL footballers are challenging footy fans to have the harder conversations with the men in their lives to ensure they're around in the future to make more memories.
24 August 2014
Top smoking triggers revealed as Quit launches new animated campaign
Quit Victoria has launched a ground-breaking new campaign to assist smokers to recognise and effectively respond to, the impulse to smoke.
22 August 2014
Media statement: Improving Cancer Outcomes Bill 2014
The Victorian Government has undertaken a review of the Cancer Act 1958 and as part of this consulted with Cancer Council Victoria about changing its governance structure.
22 August 2014
Cancer survival increase: 1 in 25 Victorians have had cancer
A record number of Victorians are living longer after a cancer diagnosis, according to new Cancer Council Victoria data released for Daffodil Day today.
19 August 2014
Victorian Aboriginal healthy eating campaign
Cancer Council Victoria and the Heart Foundation, in partnership with the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO), are launching a campaign to encourage Victorian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members to make small changes to their eating habits for better health and wellbeing.
17 August 2014
First graphic obesity TV campaign launched in Victoria
Victorians will come face-to-face with the health impacts of 'toxic fat' as the state's first ever, hard-hitting campaign about the risks of being overweight or obese is launched today.
12 August 2014
Growing divide in cancer patient survival
People with rarer cancers face the same poor prognosis of a generation ago, according to new data.
11 August 2014
Daffodils to provide beacon of hope
The daffodil will once again provide a symbol of hope for all affected by cancer this Daffodil Day, Friday 22 August.
08 August 2014
Media Statement
No reliable evidence exists of an association between abortion and breast cancer according to Cancer Council Victoria and Breast Cancer Network Australia.
04 August 2014
Victorian health groups welcome smokefree announcement
Victorian health groups have welcomed a commitment from the State Government that all outdoor dining and drinking areas will be made smokefree.
01 August 2014
Could chocolate predict chemotherapy side-effects?
For the first time, Australian researchers have demonstrated exactly how chemotherapy affects a cancer patient's ability to taste.
31 July 2014
New report shows cancer one of the leading causes of alcohol-related deaths
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11 June 2014
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05 June 2014
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30 May 2014
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29 May 2014
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28 May 2014
$3.2 million to continue fight against cancer
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22 May 2014
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16 May 2014
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15 May 2014
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07 May 2014
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06 May 2014
Budget delivers relief to country cancer patients
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DESCRIPTION:What: UAB Commencement\nWhen: The UAB Gradu
ate School doctoral hooding ceremony will be held at noon. Undergraduate c
ommencement ceremonies will take place at 9:15 a.m. and 2 p.m.\nWhere:
The Graduate School ceremony will be held in UAB's Alys Stephens Ce
nter\, 1200 10th Ave. South. Undergraduate commencement ceremonies will be
held in Bartow Arena\, 617 13th St. South.\n\n\nThe University of Alabama
at Birmingham will hold its fall doctoral hooding convocation and commenc
ement ceremonies on Saturday\, Dec. 14.\n\nThe UAB Graduate School doctora
l hooding ceremony will be held at noon in UAB's Alys Stephens Center\, 12
00 10th Ave. South. The university's highest degree will be conferred on 2
08 candidates with about 80 attending the ceremony. The guest speaker will
be Charles Amsler\, Ph.D.\, professor of Biology in the College of Arts o
f Sciences.\n\nMore than 800 students will walk in UAB's fall commencement
ceremonies\, which will take place at 9:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Bartow Aren
a\, 617 13th St. South. At least 2\,354 students are expected to graduate
this semester.\n\nSergio Stagno\, M.D.\, chair of the Department of Pediat
rics in the School of Medicine will be awarded the President's Medal durin
g the commencement ceremony. Stagno has been a world leader in combating p
ediatric infectious diseases\, serving on the executive committee of the P
ediatric Infectious Diseases Society and on several National Institutes of
Health study sections and advisory councils. His research has focused on
cytomegalovirus\, especially regarding infection acquired during pregnancy
and the consequences of the disease for children. Through the Child Healt
h Foundation\, a 501(c)(3) organization directed by Stagno\, he has provid
ed funding for the establishment of three Centers of Excellence in Chile a
nd promoted the exchange of pediatricians in training between these univer
sities and UAB. \n\nThe mace carrier for both ceremonies will be John Kear
ney\, Ph.D.\, professor in the Department of Microbiology. Kearney was awa
rded the 2013 Distinguished Faculty Lecturer Award\, which is the academic
medical center's highest faculty honor. He joined the faculty in 1977 and
has continued his studies on B cell differentiation.\n\nDuring the 9:15 a
.m. ceremony\, Swapna Kakani will give the undergraduate address and Kimbe
rly Snow will speak on behalf of the graduate students.\n\nKakani will rec
eive a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology. She is a member of the Sc
ience and Technology Honors Program\, Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society\, Psi C
hi Honors Society and Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society. She received the A
aron Lamar Jr. Scholarship and the 2013 Psychology Achievement Award. Kaka
ni co-created a hands-on educational program for underserved students to t
each them the importance of academic excellence\, nutritional wellness\, c
ultural awareness and social interaction. After graduation\, she plans to
advance the program\, pursue an advanced degree in public health\, and eve
ntually work for the Department of Health and Human Services. \n\nSnow
will graduate with a Master of Science degree in elementary education. Sh
e received her Bachelor of Science degree in political science from Jackso
nville State University in 2002. She was awarded her Juris Doctorate from
the Mississippi College School of Law in 2005. Snow has served as an asso
ciate attorney with Jim F. Oros Jr.\, P.C.\, since 2009. After graduation\
, she plans to teach at a local elementary school while practicing law par
t time and remaining active in the legal community. \n\nDuring the 2 p.m.
service\, Ryan Densmore will give the undergraduate address and Kimberly
Piazza will be the graduate speaker.\n\nDensmore will receive a Bachelor o
f Science degree in biomedical engineering. He served as a member of the S
cience and Technology Honors Program and Biomedical Engineering Honor Soci
ety. He has been on the Academic Dean's List and UAB President's List. Den
smore has been an active student leader in many campus organizations as we
ll as a strong volunteer for outside organizations. He has worked as a res
earch assistant with a focus on cardiac arrhythmias for three years and ha
s shadowed various physicians. Upon graduation\, he plans to attend medica
l school\, where he hopes to pursue a career as a primary care physician.
\n\nPiazza will receive a Master of Business Administration degree with a
concentration in accounting. She received her Bachelor of Science degree i
n accounting from UAB in 2012. Piazza was the recipient of the License to
Learn Scholarship and Transfer of Excellence Scholarship. She plans to pur
sue a career in public accounting and become a certified public accountant
. Her long-term aspirations include pursuing a Ph.D. in accountancy so tha
t she can teach accounting on the college level.
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National and state law now mandate that school professionals provide education and care for children with health and handicapping disorders. Health-Related Disorders in Children and Adolescents contains succinct, up-to-date reviews of 96 medical conditions that describe the educational, psychological, and behavioral challenges that those involved in the care of children must respond to. This volume covers many poorly understood disorders (like Laurence–Moon syndrome and Rett syndrome), as well as more commonly occurring ones (like ear infections, cerebral palsy, and sickle-cell anemia).
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Written in an easy-to-understand style, and comprehensive in scope, this volume will be an invaluable resource for all school and local libraries, and for school psychologists, teachers, school counselors, social workers, psychiatrists, medical personnel, occupational therapists, speech therapists, physiotherapists-indeed anyone who works with children and adolescents afflicted with these complex health-related disorders.


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Swordfish (2001)
iMDB Rating: 6.4
Date Released : 8 June 2001
Genre : Action, Crime, Thriller
Stars : John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Don Cheadle
Movie Quality : BRrip
Format : MKV
Size : 700 MB
When the DEA shut down its dummy corporation operation codenamed SWORDFISH in 1986, they had generated $400 million which they let sit around; fifteen years of compound interest has swelled it to $9.5 billion. A covert counter-terrorist unit called Black Cell, headed by the duplicitious and suave Gabriel Shear, wants the money to help finance their raise-the-stakes vengeance war against international terrorism, but it's all locked away behind super-encryption. He brings in convicted hacker Stanley Jobson, who only wants to see his daughter Holly again but can't afford the legal fees, to slice into the government mainframes and get the money.
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Review :
First Viewing Was A 'Blast'
Here's a film I really liked the first time, and was totally turned off on the second viewing as the Hollywood bias machine was in high gear again, and you can guess in what director (left or right). Anyway, two things remained the same: John Travolta as "Gabriel Shear" was riveting as an anti-terrorist terrorist. The explosion scene where people are flying sideways is awesome, particularly in the sound department if you have surround system. Oh, and yes, Halle Berry and her figure was on display in this film and quite a sight. Wowzer!
Some of this script is a takeoff on Dog Day Afternoon, which Travolta's character re-enacts a role from that famous '70s film. "Shear" talks about that movie during the film.
I almost got discouraged watching this in the first half hour because there is so much computer terminology that I was lost. However, if you find yourself in a similar spot, take heart because that that ends after that first 30 minutes and is no longer a problem.
Credibility and bias aside, it's still a fun movie for at least one viewing, with that early bomb scene most memorable.