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A Costa Cruises ship crashed into a pier early today as it was docking at the Red Sea port of Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt, killing three crew members and injuring several passengers.
Costa Cruises says in a statement the accident happened around 4:45 a.m. local time as the 1,494-passenger Costa Europa was pulling into the Egyptian resort town -- a common stop for ships traveling through the Red Sea.
"Costa Europa, while docking in Sharm el-Sheik port, hit the pier and reported damage on the right side," the statement says. "We sadly confirm that three crew members are deceased (and) that three passengers and one crew member required a visit to the city hospital."
Costa says the Europa now is safely docked. Photos of the ship show it listing notably to port.
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Costa says it has canceled the current voyage of the vessel -- an 18-night sailing from Dubai to Savona, Italy. The line is moving passengers to local hotels in Sharm el-Sheik and plans to fly them from the town to their destinations.
The 55,000-ton ship, which has been sailing for Costa since 2002, had 1,437 passengers on board at the time of the accident.
Cruise Loggers, share your thoughts below.
UPDATE, Friday, 10:25 AM ET: Costa Cruises has issued an additional statement about today's accident from the line's Italy-based CEO Pier Luigi Foschi that blames exceptionally bad weather conditions and "an unexpected wind blow" for the collision. Foschi also expressed his sympathy for the families of the crew members killed in the accident.
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Allan I. Pack
John Miclot Professor
Fellow, Institute on Aging, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Member, Institute for Neurological Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Director, Penn Sleep Center, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Director, Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Chief, Division of Sleep Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Member, Institute for Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Assistant Dean and Director of Global Sleep Programs, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvaia
Department: Medicine
Contact information
Center for Sleep and Circadian Neurobiology
Translational Research Laboratories
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Philadelphia, PA 19104-3403
Translational Research Laboratories
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University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1967.
Ph.D. (Mathematical models of lung function)
University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1976.
University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1967.
Ph.D. (Mathematical models of lung function)
University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1976.
Description of Research ExpertiseDr. Pack is pursuing research on genetics/genomics of sleep and its disorders. His laboratory is conducting studies in Drosophila and mice and translating these findings to humans. A particular focus of Dr. Pack's work is to evaluate the genetic determinants of sleep homeostasis. Studies are ongoing to evaluate molecular mechanisms of sleepiness and sleep promotion using both hypothesis-driven and discovery science. The latter involves analysis of the changes in the transcription with sleep/wake and sleep deprivation in identified neuronal populations. Techniques being used include behavioral/sleep studies in Drosophila and mice, RT-PCR, Western analysis of protein, expression profiling, laser microcapture dissection, RNA seq and immunohistochemistry. Dr. Pack is committed to research training and directs two training grants from the National Institutes of Health.
Description of Itmat ExpertiseMajor interest is in genomic/genetic approaches to sleep and its disorders. Studies to identify genetic risk factors for the common disorder sleep apnea and what determines the individual differences in response to sleep deprivation are in progress. These studies are being complemented by investigations to identify molecular signatures for sleep apnea and sleep deprivation. The approach being taken is to identify dynamic changes in expression of candidate genes and also expression profiling in circulating leukocytes and monocytes across the sleep period or with sleep deprivation.
Selected PublicationsLim, D., Brady, D., Po, P., Chuang, L-P., Marcondes, L., Kim, E., Keenan, B., Guo, X., Maislin, G., Galante, R. and Pack. A.I.: Simulating obstructive sleep apnea patients' oxygenation characteristics into a mouse model of cyclical intermittent hypoxia. Journal of Applied Physiology 2014 (in press).
Arnardottir, E.S., Nikonova, E.V., Shockley, K.R., Podtelezhnikov, A.A., Anafi, R., Tanis, K.Q., Maislin, G., Stone, D.J., Renger, J.J., Winrow, C.J. and Pack, A.I.: Blood-gene expression reveals reduced circadian rhythmicity in individuals resistant to sleep deprivation. Sleep 37(10): 1689-1698, Oct 2014.
Chi, L., Comyn F-L., Keenan, B.T., Cater, J., Maislin, G., Pack, A.I. and Schwab, R.J.: Heritability of craniofacial structures in normal subjects and patients with sleep apnea. Sleep 37(10): 1689-1698, Oct 2014.
Kim, A.M., Keenan, B.T., Jackson, N., Chan, E.L., Staley, B., Poptani, H., Torigian, D.A., Pack, A.I. and Schwab, R.J.: Tongue fat and its relationship to obstructive sleep apnea. Sleep 37(10): 1639-1648, Oct 2014.
Pellegrino, R., Kavakli, I.H., Goel, N., Cardinale, C.J., Dinges, D.F., Kuna, S.T., Maislin, G., Van Dongen, H.P.A., Tufik, S., Hogenesch, J.B., Hakonarson, H. and Pack, A.I.: A novel BHLHE41 variant is associated with short sleep and resistance to sleep deprivation in humans. Sleep 37(8): 1327-1336, Aug 2014.
Keenan, B.T., Maislin, G., Sunwoo, B.Y., Arnardottir, E.S., Jackson, N., Olafsson, I., Juliusson, S., Schwab, R.J., Gislason, T., Benedikstdottir, B. and Pack, A.I.: Obstructive sleep apnoea treatment and fasting lipids: A comparative effectiveness study. European Respiratory Journal 44(2): 405-414, Aug 2014.
Brennick, M.J., Delikatny, J., Pack, A.I., Pickup, S., Shinde, S., Zhu, J.X., Roscoe, I., Kim, D.Y., Buxbaum, L.U., Cater, J.R. and Schwab, R.J.: Tongue fat infiltration in obese versus lean Zucker rats. Sleep 37(6): 1095-1102, Jun 2014.
Brown, M.K., Chan, M.T., Zimmerman, J.E., Pack, A.I., Jackson, N.E. and Naidoo, N.: Aging induced endoplasmic reticulum stress alters sleep and sleep homeostasis. Neurobiology of Aging 35(6): 1431-1441, Jun 2014.
Sutherland, K., Schwab, R.J., Maislin, G., Lee, R.W.W., Benedikstdottir, B., Pack, A.I., Gislason, T., Juliusson, S. and Cistulli, P.A.: Facial phenotyping by quantitative photography reflects craniofacial morphology measured on MRI in Icelandic sleep apnea patients. Sleep 37(5): 959-968, May 2014.
Watson, N.F., Harden, K.P., Buchwald, D., Vitiello, M.V., Pack, A.I., Strachan, E. and Goldberg, J.: Sleep duration and depressive symptoms: a gene-environment interaction. Sleep 37(2): 351-358, Feb 2014.
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Should You Keep Sales Reps Out of the OR?
The non-profit ECRI Institute suggests that "hospitals should be diligent about the presence of anyone who isn't a staff member in the OR because of potential risk management concerns."
This article appears in the October issue of HealthLeaders magazine.
They stand alongside the physicians and nurses. Like the medical professionals, they scrub in and wear masks before entering the operating room, where they check out the nuts, screws, braces, and other orthopedic devices.
They stand alongside the physicians and nurses. Like the medical professionals, they scrub in and wear masks before entering the operating room, where they check out the nuts, screws, braces, and other orthopedic devices. They are medical device sales reps.
Having sales representatives in the OR is a common practice, even though some healthcare leaders say it is an unwelcome presence.
"Vendors go in and tell about a new item; it's an angle they are going to take," says Larry Kennedy, CMRP, the materials management director of Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff, Ark. He says it's obvious some reps are trying to influence sales. "That's their job. But we don't allow them to push products in the OR or cath lab. We make them schedule a meeting with us."
The ECRI Institute, a nonprofit based in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., that researches cost-effectiveness in patient care, said in a July report this year that while hospitals generally do not allow "outsiders" in the OR, exceptions are "frequently made" for medical device sales representatives. That especially occurs when the sales reps can provide "assistance with a particular device."
As ECRI notes, however, "hospitals should be diligent about the presence of anyone who isn't a staff member in the OR because of potential risk management concerns and should establish policies to oversee sales representatives involved with devices."
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Jack Gleason (11/7/2013 at 9:49 AM)
I have personally been in over 3,000 surgical cases during my tenure as a Rep. On almost every one of those occasions I made a contribution that helped the patient by expediting the procedure or preventing/repairing a malfunction or simply offering technical assistance to the surgeon or staff. No, I am not a healthcare professional & I hold no licenses. Just a highly trained representative who gets sales by becoming an asset to the surgical team. We generally do not discuss "sales" in the OR; and we never scrub-in. Several points in this article are simply not true & seem designed to inflame the lay reader.
Jack (10/31/2013 at 2:59 PM)
Been around the OR for over two decades ,affiliated with a device company (not a rep but heavily involved with rep,doc,RN, & tech training). I'm not as knowledgable about the ortho side, but I can attest to the benefits of mutual ( company,rep,staff) device education. That is, for fast 'paced' innovation , a well trained rep is a must. They are not doctors/staff, but, their singular focused knowledge is exceptional . They study and observe hundreds/thousands of procedures [INVALID] anatomy challenges , if needed -programming issues, placement options, patient specifics [INVALID]- most of which no one doc would be able to experience with one set of devices. BTW, my own research of 200+ clinical sites ( US&Western Europe) showed a significant % of staff - MD/RN/Tech - wanted the device person available prior to and during the procedure-albeit older data. My lawyer friends like the opposite (not a study). I'm bias, but would want one in the OR for my own case. The field person,also, is able to feed back recommendations (where do you think constant innovation comes from) from all members of the OR/follow-up health team. Constant feedback from multiple resource teams, different patient bases, issues- all are musts for continual improvement of devices, implant techniques , troubleshooting and follow-up of clinical results. Oh, I thought all folks in the OR got paid. Odd statement . They have to be skilled in all facets of the procedure & follow up; education tools; troubleshooting; paper work; recalls-if called for; adverse reporting; being on call,,,,, interesting folks. Personally, I do not believe the field person can influence the staff beyond good service & solid knowledge ...... Am I all wet ?? So, when your loved one needs a new device,,,,I expect Dr.Martin to request that nobody from the firm that researched, ran the clinical, manufactured , packaged, and has followed the device, to be present ( same for older devices where the baseline data on tens of thousands of units can be of enormous value ). Makes sense ?? Good luck with the new Obama care model ,to all. Sincerely , Jack St.Ores Stillwater , Minnesota
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Simple Effects in SPSS
In these notes, we run a factorial ANOVA in SPSS, and follow up with simple effects analyses. The data come from
Eyesenck (1974)
. We compute the simple effects analyses following the statistically significant F of the overall ANOVA. The data in SPSS look as follows (the first 20 observations are shown):
Using Windows
Using Syntax
First, we run the factorial ANOVA:
glm count by condition age.
Note the following regarding the above output:
Corrected Model = SS condition + SS age + SS condition*age
Total SS = SS condition + SS age + SS condition*age + SS error
Corrected Total = SS total - SS Intercept
What Does the Intercept Term Represent?
The intercept term of 13479.210 is computed as the grand total (or "grand sum") of all the count data, squared, then divided by N, the number of observations (which in our case is 100). The sum of the count data is equal to 1161.00. Squaring this term, we get 1347921, then dividing by 100, we get 13479.210. Alternatively, it is also equal to the grand mean of all the data, squared, multiplied by N [(11.61^2)(100)] = 13479.210. To better understand why it is computed this way, recall how the various sums of squares for the factorial ANOVA are computed:
Notice how each effect, whether it be a row, column, or interaction, is equal to the squared effect multiplied by a factor of N (whether it be
, or
). The calculation of the intercept term follows the same logic, only that now, we're not taking a difference between a group mean and a grand mean (as was the case for the rows, column effects), nor are we computing anything like the interaction effect of SS AB cells minus SSA minus SSB. Rather, the intercept term simply reflects the overall mean of the data, squared, multiplied by total N.
A statistically significant intercept term simply suggests that the overall mean of the data is not equal to 0
. Is that of interest to you? Probably not, which is why the intercept term is rarely interpreted in the above parameterization of the ANOVA. In alternative parameterizations, the intercept term is very meaningful, as we briefly discuss below.
Demonstrating the Meaning of the Intercept Term
We mentioned above that the intercept significance test isn't really of interest to us, since it simply represents the test of the null hypothesis that the grand mean of all the data is equal to 0. However, there is a very practical way to make the intercept term much more meaningful to us, and in some advanced linear models (especially longitudinal work, multilevel models), the intercept plays a very important role.
Consider what would happen if we centered the count data, and re-ran the factorial ANOVA. We would have the following:
COMPUTE count_centered = count - 11.61.
The intercept term is now equal to 0.000. This isn't that surprising, since the intercept is still computed as previously, the square of the grand mean multiplied by N. However, what is the mean of centered data? The mean of centered data is always equal to 0. So, the computation is literally (0.000)(100) = 0. The test of significance on the intercept term tests the same thing as it did previously (i.e., before we centered the data), the null hypothesis that the mean of the count data is equal to 0. Not surprisingly, it is 100% not significant (p = 1.000). Again, the intercept term isn't of interest to us here, because by centering, we already knew how it would turn out. Notice that the F ratios for the other terms have not changed simply because we centered.
Where centering data, and interpreting the intercept term really comes into play, is in regression-style models. In traditional ANOVA-style models, centering the dependent variable isn't extremely common.
Visualizing the Interaction
Next, we obtain a plot of the statistically significant condition*age interaction:
/plot = profile(condition*age)
Suppose now that we would like to do a simple effects analysis of age @ each condition. The syntax we need is:
/emmeans = tables (condition*age) compare (age)
where "emmeans" is short for "estimated marginal means," and "compare (age)" asks SPSS to compare
at each
The above results are not very surprising to us. We see that at condition = 1, there is no evidence for a difference between the means of young and old (p = .694). Likewise, at condition = 2, we have no evidence of a difference between ages (p = .582). However, at conditions 3, 4, and 5, we have evidence of a difference between ages young and old (p = .003, .001, .000). Be sure to note the error term used for each contrast, it is equal to 8.026, the error term from the overall ANOVA. Had we used independent error terms, our p-values would be different. Why do we use MS error across all simple effects? It's because MS error is our best guess (estimate) at the population variance under the null hypothesis, and it is based on more degrees of freedom than would be the error terms on more restricted analyses (i.e, the simple effects analyses). However, had we reason to suggest our variances to be unequal, we may have considered not using the pooled MS error term, and would have opted for independent error terms.
Suppose that instead of computing differences of age at each condition, we wanted to compare condition at each age, we would use:
/emmeans = tables (condition*age) compare (condition).
where, as previously, "emmeans" is short for "estimated marginal means." The syntax "
" tells SPSS to compare
at each
. We obtain the following:
The output suggests there to be no effect for condition at each age. To visualize this, let's obtain the interaction plot once more, but this time, instead of having condition on the x-axis, we'll put age:
/PLOT = PROFILE( age*condition )
It always helps to obtain tables of means to ensure the interaction graphs were plotted correctly, and it is what you intended to obtain. The plot of cell means was obtained above to the right [
/EMMEANS = TABLES(condition*age)
]. All looks good. We can see that the cell means correspond to what we're seeing in the graph.
Again, note the error term used in the simple effects. It is equal to 8.026, that of the overall MS error of the ANOVA. This is how it should be. Because
has 5 levels, we can ask SPSS to provide a Tukey post-hoc test for the
factor. It didn't make sense to ask for a post-hoc on age, since age only had 2 levels. The post-hoc for condition looks as follows:
/POSTHOC = condition(TUKEY).
From the table, we can observe which condition means are statistically different from one another. SPSS also provides an additional table to make some sense of the post-hoc test:
Conclusions from the above table are as follows:
Condition means 1 and 2 are different from condition mean 3.
Condition means 1 and 2 are different from condition means 4 and 5.
Condition mean 3 is different from means 4 and 5.
We may have preferred simply to do contrasts on the condition means, which would usually be guided by theoretical expectation before analyzing the data. Suppose we had theoretical reason for wanting to compare condition means one by one to condition 5. We could run a simple contrast:
count BY condition age
/CONTRAST (condition)=Simple
/POSTHOC = condition ( TUKEY )
/PLOT = PROFILE( age*condition )
/EMMEANS = TABLES(condition*age)
/DESIGN = condition age condition*age.
The values of each contrast are highlighted. The p-values are located in the row "Sig.". We can see that the first 3 contrasts are statistically significant, whereas the last one is not.
References & Readings
Eyesenck, M. W. (1974). Age differences in incidental learning.
Developmental Psychology
, 936-941.
, Copyright 2010,
Daniel J. Denis, Ph.D
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Even though it isn't summer anymore it doesn't mean I can't enjoy a good taco! If you're craving food truck style tacos this is the recipe you need to make it at home. Seasoned ground beef comes together with smoky chipotle salsa, sharp cheddar and slices of avocado. The beef is seasoned in a simple combination of garlic, jalapenos, paprika and cumin. Finish it off with fresh lime juice and cilantro and you have one flavorful taco (or 10)!
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Classic Beef Tacos with Chipotle Tomato Salsa
Even though it isn't summer anymore it doesn't mean I can't enjoy a good taco! If you're craving food truck style tacos this is the recipe you need to make it at home. Seasoned ground beef comes together with smoky chipotle salsa, sharp cheddar and slices of avocado. The beef is seasoned in a simple combination of garlic, jalapenos, paprika and cumin. Finish it off with fresh lime juice and cilantro and you have one flavorful taco (or 10)!
Green Chile and Chorizo Soup with Smokey Croutons
I love soups and tex-mex food and this recipe combines the best of both worlds! This soup combines a delicious mix of green chilies and tomatillos, chorizo, hominy, potatoes and spices. I went a little overboard with the garnishes and topped the soup with crumbled queso fresco, green onion, fresh lime, cilantro and smokey baked croutons. Even the croutons alone in this recipe are stand out awesome and could easily be snacked on alone! The recipe does require a lot of ingredients and time to prepare but it is totally worth it in the end. I actually never made anything with hominy before and I thought it worked really nicely with the other ingredients. The soup was hardy, with multiple layers of sweet, spicy and savory flavors. I chose a beef chorizo for the meat but soy and pork varieties would work fine in this soup. All of the ingredients blended together so well and I was happy with how it came out!
Classic Beef Chili
I guess I always overlooked beef chili a bit. This is probably because I didn't care much for ground beef for a long time. Lately I have been enjoying this chili recipe because it is so simple and tasty. It gets points for the amount of ingredients (you can count them on one hand.) That is definitely not the norm for chilies which can require up to 20 ingredients! This chili should be cooked on a heavy bottomed saute pan where it slow cooks for about an hour. I like the taste of grass-fed ground beef so I use it for this recipe. The amount of hot sauce to add into the chili is really up to personal tastes. I like it on the spicy side so I add approximately 1/4 cup. I topped the chili with sharp cheddar and it can be served on top of rice or with corn bread.
Malaysian Beef Rendang
Malaysian Rendang is a delicious slow cooked beef dish simmered in coconut milk and spices. The cut of beef used is usually a cheap cut that is good for slow cooking. Eventually the tough part of the meat breaks down over time and becomes tender. The dish starts off with a lot of liquid and slowly evaporates as it's cooking. Eventually the liquid cooks almost completely off, coating the beef with tasty coconut flavor, tamarind, and spices. This is a great weekend project to try as the results are really satisfying but it's also a labor intensive dish that requires a lot of time and effort. If you have trouble finding the ingredients at grocery stores, I would recommend going to a local asian or Thai market which might carry the more obscure ingredients. The dish is popular in Southeast Asia and once I made it I could see why! The beef was tender and bursting with flavor. I served it with a side of Malaysian flat bread called 'Roti' which was a perfect accompaniment to scoop up the last bits of sauce.
Korean Kalbi Beef Tacos with Cilantro Lime Salsa
Since Korean food works great with Tex-mex I wanted to try Korean-style tacos again! Usually "kalbi" refers to Korean BBQ short ribs but I really wanted to try the kalbi marinade on skirt steak since it's a great meat for tacos. The marinade consists of ginger, soy sauce, sesame seeds, and asian pears so it was really easy to throw together. If you can't find asian pears I think it would be alright to substitute in regular pears. I marinated the steak for about an hour before grilling. I used a flat pan to saute the beef at a high temperature, but I'm sure grilling the beef would be a great way to get extra flavor. The tacos were really tasty! I loved the sear on the beef along with the flavors of the kalbi marinade. I really enjoyed the sweet and savory kalbi beef with the tangy sesame soy dressing. I topped the tacos with chopped tomatoes, a cilantro lime salsa and sesame soy sauce dressing.
Steak Tacos with Chipotle Cherry Salsa and Caramelized Onions
What better way to try out a tasty new salsa than to serve it with tacos? I picked out a skirt steak for these tacos because you can get a great sear on the outside and I figured it would go well with the salsa. I went simple and just seasoned the steak with a little cumin and smoked paprika. The salsa, steak and onions went really nicely together. Caramelized onions are so good on tacos so I add them in whenever possible. I caramelized the onions in the leftover adobo sauce which added a smokiness that wasn't too sweet. Then for a little texture and crunch I added some red cabbage on top. A little crumbled queso fresco added creaminess (sour cream would probably work fine too.) All together, this was a really delicious taco and I look forward to having it again sometime.
Phở Bo (Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup)
Pho is one of my favorite soups simply because the broth is so flavorful. A while ago I made Pho Ga which is the same soup only made with chicken. Then I went to a local Pho restaurant and the beef pho was just fantastic and I knew I had to try the beef version as well. The pho is seasoned with star anise, cinnamon stick, ginger, and cloves which gives the stock a fragrant and savory aroma. The most important part of making good stock is the beef. Charring the onion and ginger is an important first step for the stock as well and needs to be done over an open flame. I chose to make the stock with 4 pounds of beef neck bones with neck meat and the stock came out really well. Beefy and flavorful, it was one of my favorite stocks I have ever made! I chose some thinly sliced, good quality beef for the actual soup which cooks after pouring the boiling stock over the meat. My second favorite part (the first is the broth obviously) is all the great condiments that mix together in the broth! I chose cilantro, bean sprouts, jalapeno peppers, Thai basil, Hoisin sauce, and Sriracha for the condiments but you can pick and choose whatever you like. Making the stock takes time but it was well worth the effort as the soup turned out great!
Mole Chili con Carne
Since I enjoyed the pork mole negro I made a while ago I thought I would try it in a chili. Originally I started with a basic recipe for meat chili and it eventually evolved into both a mole and a chili recipe. I've always thought the flavors in mole would go well in a chili and it turns out I was right because this was very tasty! The flavors of the chili were multi-layered and complex (probably because of the 20+ ingredients in it). This recipe is ideal for a large slow cooker but a sauce pot on low heat would work fine too.
Beef and Barley Stew
Believe it or not, Californians experience winter too (relatively). It's gotten colder and rainier now that it's November, and i've been wanting to make a nice, hearty stew. I was excited to try this recipeB because I remember my mom's beef barley stew from the crock pot. This recipe turned out a lot more savory and different than my mom's, but it was still very good. I have a modern crock pot that is um, very efficient at cooking (which kind of defeats the purpose of a slow cooker, but whatever). Anyways, I have to be very careful to not over cook meats. A recipe might say to leave everything in for 6-7B hours on low and with my cooker the meat is done in 90 minutes and everything else is raw. This has caused some problems in the past. In order to compensate (since I do really like my crock pot), I have resorted to taking the meat ingredients out and cooking the rest for several more hours. I have a large, 6 quart cooker so if you have a smaller one make sure to use less of everything.


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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Investigators say the bodies of a music teacher at a San Antonio-area school and her boyfriend have been found at their home in an apparent murder-suicide.
Counselors were available Wednesday in the Northside Independent School District to help students and staff deal with the slaying of 50-year-old Deanna Tiller.
Tiller's body was located Tuesday morning. A co-worker went to the home when the victim didn't show up at Allen Elementary School as classes resumed following the Presidents Day holiday weekend.
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-- It was mid-September when I first saw the buck. My eyes had taken a snapshot of its wide, thick antlers, and stored the memory deep in my mind.
I knew the very first time I laid eyes on the buck that on opening day, it would be mine. But all of that was a distant thought as I headed toward my stand in the thick, overgrown briars and honeysuckle, which had overtaken the swamp.
The moon was still out and the stars shown brightly over the old oak and pine trees that dotted the muddy bottom. The week before, I had hung a lock-on stand to the side of a sparsely branched oak. I had determined the buck would approach the swamp from the direction of a thick patch of pines, to the left of my stand. From there, the deer should walk right in front me, down the worn path that leads to a small field planted in soybeans.
After 20 minutes of slow and meticulous walking, I reached my stand. The stars and moon were just beginning to fade, and I knew the sun would be up soon.
It wasn't long before I reached the tree. I tied my bow to the pull-up rope and began to ascend the tree. Taking my time, being cautious of the new screw-in steps I had just bought, I finally reached the stand.
Stepping onto the metal platform, I quickly pulled up my compound bow and unclipped it from the hook. Before I sat down I sprayed myself with scent eliminator and pine cover scent. It was still early in the season so I didn't bother to put out any buck or doe lure.
As I sat down, a noise caught my attention and I froze in place. It was coming from the pines. Could it be my dream buck or was it a pesky squirrel? My latter thought was correct as I saw a gray squirrel appear out of the darkness.
I eased up and sat down, hanging my bow on its holder. It was a used bow bought at the local archery shop, but I had practiced a lot over the summer and soon became very efficient with it.
By now, the sun had started to come up, and its rays were beginning to top the tree line. I expected it wouldn't be long before the old bruiser would be walking my way. A slight breeze had begun to blow, but I was fortunate as it was in my favor, blowing against my face, carrying my scent harmlessly behind the stand.
A little time passed before I caught the first movement. The branches from the pines were swaying back and forth, giving away the tell-tale signs of a deer.
I slowly reached for my bow and clipped my trigger release to the string. Suddenly, the deer came out of the thickness and presented its small, forkhorn rack in my direction.
This was definitely not the deer I had seen earlier in the year, and I was not about to blow one of my tags on such a young deer.
After sniffing the air, trying to catch scent, the young deer walked right in front of me, just as I had intended the big deer to do. The deer passed, never knowing that a human was just 30 yards away. I was glad that the deer had not caught my scent and spooked, ruining my morning and maybe my season.
It wasn't long before I caught movement in the pines again. This time it was a dandy 8-pointer with a tall, yet thin rack. The buck didn't even bother to sniff the air as it approached my stand.
As the buck walked past, I contemplated whether to shoot, but held the urge as the snapshot in my mind came filtering back. I was here to shoot a county record not a young scrub buck. From my stand, I could see the two young deer fidgeting around in the field, the way deer do when something is on their trail.
I quickly looked toward the pines to see the brush moving again, only this time a lot harder. My grip on the bow soon tightened and my heart began to race. I knew this was going to be the buck that I had waited my whole life to shoot.
The first thing I saw was a long, thick point protruding out of the brush, then another and another and another, all coming straight toward me. I tried not to stare at the rack, which I found extremely difficult to do, and instead focus on its broad shoulder.
Its hulking body continued toward me as I slowly stood and drew my bow. The bruiser had no idea I was there, and I felt confident that it never would. The buck soon covered the distance to my stand and was almost in the right spot. Finally the moment came, the buck stepped into the small clearing of grass, and I grunted with my mouth. The buck came to a stop and looked dead at me, its eyes peering right into mine, almost as if in a staring contest.
I shook the thought and drew a bead onto its shoulder, slowly squeezing the release. Ffffffuuu! The arrow was released, and I saw the deer take off, bounding through the woods. My heart sank. I had seen a deer bound off like that before and it was not after a hit.
I had missed the buck of a lifetime. I soon realized that in all the commotion, I had used my first sight, the 20 yard, instead of the second which was the 30 yard. My stomach began to twist and turn into a big knot. I felt as if I could throw up at any moment with disgust.
After sitting in the stand for more than an hour, going over everything I had done, I climbed down from the stand, thinking of how best to explain my story to everyone and how I had missed the buck of a lifetime. I continued to hunt the rest of the season, finally taking a small 8-pointer, but I will never forget the large buck and my missed opportunity.
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Tight competition among a variety of American and international manufacturers has become a trademark of the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series' GT class, a fast-paced fact underscored by last Saturday's Porsche 250 at Barber Motorsports Park.
When the two-hour, 45-minute battle was complete in the second race of the season, three different manufacturers were represented on the GT podium. Five manufacturers – Mazda, Audi, Porsche, BMW and Chevrolet – shared the top six positions. The Barber field overall featured seven manufacturers with eight different models.
With a dramatic swoop of the cloth shielding the painting from view, the official poster art of the 2012 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion was unveiled today at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca CEO/general manager Gill Campbell and the race track's official artist, Bill Patterson, were on hand for the reveal which took place in front a crowd of race enthusiasts and motorsports journalists.
Shelby Cobra is this year's featured marque and is a name that evokes images of muscle, brute power and American ingenuity. This year's Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, August 17-19 at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, is expected to be the largest 50th anniversary celebration of the esteemed marque.
"The Cobra represents more than a car. It represents an era, the best of American can-do ingenuity and bench top engineering. It's the perfect marriage of brawn and brains and an unapologetic demand to win," said Bill Patterson. "It launched a copy cat war that continues unabated 50 years on, and inspires a generation of enthusiasts and artists, including this one."
This year's poster captures the Shelby Cobra as it crests The Corkscrew, the signature turn of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca and site of many breathtaking racing moments. The artwork will be featured on the souvenir magazine and limited-edition posters that will be sold exclusively through the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca souvenir store.
A highlight of the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, which will include 550 of the finest authentic, period-correct, sports cars in the world in 17 race groups, is bound to be the dedicated race of 45 authentic Shelby 289 and 427 Cobras. Their thunderous engines will surely turn heads as the green flag waves and they power past the start line.
In addition to the bustling race paddock filled with pre- and post-war cars, visitors can stroll among hundreds of classics in the Yamaha Marketplace and adjacent car corrals. While Shelby Cobras will be taking center stage in the race paddock and car corral (they are, after all, the most replicated cars of all time), there will be car corrals for nearly every marque, including Mustang, Alfa Romeo, Corvette, Porsche, Ferrari, Mazda, Pantera and many more.
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|Tue, 08-21-2012 - 11:06pm
I have really enjoyed the conversations on the board of late. One of the things I am trying to teach DS5 right now is the importance of balance. Yes, it is a bit odd to have that conversation with a 5 year old, but I hope the people on this board get it.
Anyhow, DS has taken very strongly to mathematics lately. He would prefer to spend hours on a spreadsheet learning about prime numbers than going outside to do anything.
How much time do you allow your youngsters to follow their passions versus participating in 'age appropriate' activities (like fresh air)? Did you limit it or make them put down the 'violin" to do something/anything else? My insecurity is encouraging the development of a clear talent versus development of a healthy/well-rounded child.
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I guess it depends on how extreme you are talking. I mean, at least in our house, it's very normal for us to go through obsessive periods. Yes, when I start learning something new or have an interesting project.. I will find myself up at 3am still working on it. The need to master, to finish is overwhelming. Both my kids and DH have the same tendancies. In our cases, they never last forever. We eventually get to where we need and our activity normalizes until the next passion strikes us. I guess we find a balance as a family by understanding and picking up the slack for eachother. We also see "balance" in the longterm as opposed to expecting daily balance year round.
The only real issue we've had is with DD 15 whose passion for theatre has resulted in commitment and sacrifice from all of us. It's been unrelenting for a good 7 years now. In this one case, we had to let her "crash and burn" from being over committed in order for her to fully understand that she needed to pull-back and force herself to focus on other things that needed care.
I don't know exactly how extreme the situation is with your son. Personally, spending a month obsessed over math and shunning other activities is not a big deal in our house. Just this summer, DS 11 spend a good 4 weeks on his rear playing minecraft with his buddies. Without me saying a word, hasn't touched it the last 2 weeks... instead, went to the beach, had a campout in the front yard, went to a ball game, read a book and helped the neighbors move in. School starts in a couple weeks and he'll be lucky to get on it once a week. We tolerate those periods of imbalance because we know that over-all, the kids are well-rounded and manage to get what needs to be done, done.
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I think the aspergers and knowing he will hyper-focus to avoid activities that make him uncomfortable puts you in a much different scenario than my own family and likely Miranda's too. I learned early that both my kids will eventually be satisfied with the level of competency or ability they achieve in any area and rejoin the world. It sounds like that may not be the pattern in your son and so my approach may not work for you at all.
I will say that he is still young. The overall goal is a balanced adult and that's not neccessarily achieved by daily balance through childhood. It is natural for kids to spurt in select areas and catch-up in others later. The question is really WILL he move on to other things on his own. The aspergers may not allow him to do that at this particular age and he may need more direct guidance and bounderies.
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On one trip home she said, "Thank you for indulging me in my horse obsession...if you weren't I would always be thinking about what I was missing".
That's similar to what happened with my dd21 many years ago with the violin. We took her to an expensive, out-of-state strings camp, where she played with a lot of young virtuosos. They pretty much spent every waking moment playing or studying music - it wasn't one of those camps where you had swimming or archery in your spare time, lol! The camp was actually what helped her decide NOT to pursue violin seriously. We told her it was money well spent - it gave her a chance to really see what it was like and instead of thinking we were too -cheap, busy, uncaring, etc..- to help her become the next Itzhak Perlman, she realized that many of the kids would play ten hours a day for the sheer joy of playing, and she just didn't have the heart or desire to do that. Many people later asked us if we regretted sending her, but honestly, it was worth it so that she could really understand the commitment involved in making the violin the most important activity in her life. For those kids who came home absolutely glowing and thrilled with the opportunity to play all day every day, well, their parents were also probably happy.
|Fri, 08-24-2012 - 4:06pm
If you're concerned about adequate physical activity, you could try finding something active that ties into an area of interest. For example, when M. was obsessed with outer space, we found a space-themed mini-golf in our area. I'm sure there are active games you could concoct involving numbers/math. My 6 yo that sends me to this board is inherently a high-energy, active child, but it is less automatic for his brother. We turned his interest in music into playing marching band with drums and shakers, and his sensory seeking issues into early swimming classes. Be creative, and hang in there.
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This is a huge issue for us and I am not certain what to do about it. DD10's passion is music and it expresses itself in every aspect of her life. She plays violin as soon as she gets home from school, when she's angry, happy, frustrated. She sings all day, even at the dinner table and while brushing her teeth (although then it's more like melodic gurgling). She whistles, taps, makes constant noises. I feel bad sometimes because I end up telling her to stop singing or playing. She'll stay silent for up to half a minute until she starts again, usually with no clue that she has started up again. It's really difficult in the car when she sings at the top of her lungs or when I need quiet so I can concentrate on wherer we're going. The breakfast table and dinner table are real challenges too. We used to try to control it by encouraging her to give after-dinner concerts, but that ended up backfiring when she would eat two bites of food, then annouce that she was finished, could she play for us?
What helps her is participation in external sports activities or working out at home with me (and with the music blaring, of course). She will also stay quiet if we read aloud to each other. But even this is a kind of "musical" activity to her because we both read with a great deal of verbal expression. She loves playing with the puppy, but she will sing made-up songs to him the entire time they play.
It's a tough thing because it's obvious that whatever it is that makes her make music all the time is inside her, jsut itching to get out. Her violin teacher is trying to teach her to "put the songs in a drawer" sometimes so she can concentrate. The idea is to let the songs keep playing in her head, but in a drawer wherer she can't hear them right now. I have no idea how effective this will be. I think that this struggle is something DD is going to have to deal with - the dark side of her gift, I guess.
I'm not sure how different your position is from anyone else's even though your DS has Asperger's. My DH is on the high-functioning end of the AS himself (testing right on the edge) and I work closely with an adult who has Asperger's. They both obsess about certain tasks and subjects in a way which would be unusual for neurotypicals, but they also profit from balance in the same way that everyone else does. Both DH and my colleague respond extremely well to the concept of meeting to plan out goals - or plan out balance. The meeting environment gives them the added time they need to accustom themselves to change or new situations that they otherwise would reject if faced with them without warning.


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There are many options for parking when visiting the museum:
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Bears defensive tackle Henry Melton, tied for the team lead with five sacks, doesn't want to go anywhere after his four-year rookie contract expires at the end of the season.
"Everybody knows that we've got a good situation here, and I love the city, and I love the fan base," Melton said. "I'd like to stay here for a long time."
He declined to provide details on any negotiations, but Melton said he's open to an in-season contract, something the Bears aren't averse to, although they prefer to handle contracts during the offseason.
"This team definitely took a chance on me even when there were doubters," Melton said. "Coach Lovie [Smith] and [Rod] Marinelli believed in me, so I'd like to get something done."
An extension would secure one of the team's bright young players and capitalize on excess salary-cap space.
Melton's $2.2 million rookie deal pays him $565,000 this season. In addition to his five sacks, Melton also leads the Bears with 15 quarterback pressures.
Meanwhile, as the Bears enter the second half of the 2012 season, they have $4.2 million in salary-cap space, according to a league source. To account for any possible veterans they might need to sign because of injury, $1 million would suffice. That means there's over $3 million in cap space available for a deal with Melton.
Another priority would appear to be quarterback Jay Cutler, whose contract expires after the 2013 season. But Cutler said on his weekly radio show that he didn't want to have any in-season contract talks.
Contracts for defensive tackles, though, have proved tricky in recent years.
The highest paid at the position is Ravens four-time All-Pro Haloti Ngata, who has a five-year deal that averages $12.2 million per season and includes $37.1 million in guarantees.
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Facebook has found its way into nearly every facet of our existence. Heck, it's mapped our lives out year by year dating back to our births. So now they're introducing their newest feature: Groups for Schools, which counts on us to have already forgotten that that's what Facebook was in the first place.
I mean, you saw the movie. And if you didn't, here's a synopsis: Mark Zuckerberg made a database for all the kids at Harvard to be
searchable. That way they could know their peers' relationship status, their class schedules (remember those days?) and their interests. And that's how Facebook began — with little notes from Zuck himself in random spots on the site saying things like, "I'll find something to put here later." Well, those were the days when college was the rite of passage necessary to even join Facebook. You had to have a ".edu" e-mail address to sign up, and you were confined to your school's network. I remember the moment I got my Florida State e-mail address and signed up, and met everyone with common interests within days. I even met my college boyfriend through that first day on Facebook (he had started an "Indie Music" group, sigh), and met most of my friends that way. Facebook was revolutionary, and the requirements for admission made it that much more exciting.
Well, I suppose it's no secret that with the widened appeal of Facebook — you know, the way everyone in the universe has one now, even pets and unborn children — the site lost most of those school-specific perks, like meeting new people and sharing class notes. That's why Facebook is reintegrating those features onto the site, much to the amusement of critics, accusing Facebook of being "stuck in a loop."
While the kinks are still being worked out — one user laments having to recreate school groups within the new Groups For Schools umbrella and reinviting all its members — these are necessary and really useful features that, had Facebook not included in the site, would eventually have been ripped off by another company anyway. And then when that company failed, Facebook would have bought them, like they did Gowalla, Instagram, Friendster, and a dozen or so more. So I guess it's good that they just truncated the process.
The only lamentation I might have is that Facebook should never have shirked these features in the first place, just on principle. They're the foundation of the site, and obviously they're valuable. But I'm willing to let bygones be bygones, especially since I'm not going back to college any day soon. [via FWD, Mashable]
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I have had a right nightmarish day, tomorrow is my day off but I'm still dealing with an incident. 12hrs worked today, and its been quite taxing, my brain is now buggered!
Lips to hips - WTF. bolts hips are no where near his lips???? I even googled it and you can imagine what that showed me
We have Sky, and i can honestly say they are pretty good, never had a problem with broadband connections, TV is always great unless it hails, so I would recommend them. When I've had to ring the help line, I quickly get through to a person, difficult to understand because they are scottish , but always helpful. They even ring you up with offers, I currently have sports for £10/month for 6 months. Oh and if you join can I bagsy the £30 M+S voucher for recommending you
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Podds, assuming that if you are crossing your arms somehow then you are also twisting your upper body, wasted energy and the pelvis is not stable ?
Podds, assuming that if you are crossing your arms somehow then you are also twisting your upper body, wasted energy and the pelvis is not stable ?
Yep - that's right and of course the unstable pelvis (exascerbated more often than not by a weak core) can create torque down the legs and into the knees especially and cause pain there......
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Me too. I did try and play gutar at various stages, but always ended up getting frustrated because I always got to certain points and then seemed to go backwards till I stopped playing again. Shame, as I did start to enjoy it everytime just before that point
This damn outer leg muscle is still playing up this morning, although not as much. The question is, should I still do my long run tonight or leave it to rest a couple more days? It was going to be a drop back to 14 miles tonight, before an 18 next week .... I am undecided, and will just see how annoying the muscle gets during the day. What do you all suggest? a vote is good
Look at what you wrote and think Cheesy!
You say it is improving as the same breath as you say you've been resting it..............
Like all these things, short break initially often prevents much longer break later
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Trouble with thinking, I get too sensible! Normally my gut feeling is right, and last injury it said dont do it, so I did it anyway and made it worse! This time my gut feeling is 50-50 as its more annoying niggle than injury type thing.
So far, it looks like it will sway on the dont do it side
I cant help being stubborn and bloody minded! apparently its in my nature!
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WAIST well xxx
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Located five miles northeast of Lake Placid, Highlands County, this 27,692-acre lake has quality fishing for black crappie (specks) and one of the highest largemouth bass catch rates in the state. The best speck fishing occurs during winter months drifting over open water, particularly in the northeast and southwest corners. Predominant aquatic vegetation includes spadderdock (bonnets), bulrush (buggy whips), cattail, and pondweed (pepper grass). Kissimmee grass on the south end is particularly productive when there is flow into the Istokpoga Canal. This canal, located off County Highway 621, provides excellent largemouth bass fishing from the bank when the gates are open. Arbuckle and Josephine Creek mouths are also good areas when there is flow. The island areas and associated grass can hold bass any time of year and the deepest portion of the lake (10 ft) is in the southwest corner. Public boat ramps are located on the north, northeast, and southwest shorelines off of U.S. Route 98, Lake Boulevard off Cow House Road, and Highland Lake Drive off of County Route 621, respectively. There are also six fish camps/resorts on the lake with various accommodations. Anglers can wade fish off of the Cow House Road boat ramp.
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Largemouth bass fishing has been red-hot in Lake Istokpoga and should only improve as water temperatures continue to drop over the next few months. As of September 2014, there have been a whopping 138 Trophy Catch submissions of bass larger than 8 pounds since the program was launched in October 2012. Lake Istokpoga continues to lead the state in Trophy Catch submissions for any single resource and is second only to the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes for total fish submitted. A total of 111 fish have been entered into the Lunker Club (8-9.99 lb) and 27 into Trophy Club (10-12.99 lb). Try using lipless crankbaits and spinnerbaits in areas with moving water. Also try plastic worms and lizards in Junebug and red shad colors to fish offshore hydrilla beds when the bite slows down. Fishing with live wild shiners will be the best bet for larger bass during late fall and early winter. Black crappie (specks) fishing is slow right now, but should really get going as the water temperature drops. Fish with live Missouri minnows under a cork, or troll with small spinners and jigs for some good speck action. The best areas to target specks are Henderson's Cove, deeper cuts around the islands, and open water areas near submersed vegetation. Bluegill (bream) and redear sunfish (shellcracker) fishing will begin to slow over the next month as spawning slows down, and many anglers will begin to fish for specks. Bass and crappie have been tagged on the lake. If you catch a tagged fish, remember to remove the tag and call the number provided. You will need it to collect your reward!
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One hundred miles away and more than 40 years later, in Mercersburg, Pa., another small college began to take shape. Having grown from a Reformed Church academy, Marshall College, named upon the death of Chief Justice John Marshall, officially opened in 1836 with a well-established reputation. During its first year, 18 students were taught by Frederick Augustus Rauch and hisassistant, Samuel A. Budd. Rauch, an acclaimed young scholar and theologian from Germany who authored the first American textbook in psychology, also served as the College's president. The faculty grew in both size and status with the addition of John Williamson Nevin and another German scholar, church historian Philip Schaff. Nevin became the college's president upon Rauch's sudden death in 1841.
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Chapel of the Boim Family (Lviv, Ukraine)
An extraordinarily beautiful chapel in the style of the late Renaissance, which has no analo…