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(NIH/National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke) The NINDS has established two new sites as part of the Morris K. Udall Centers of Excellence in Parkinson's Disease Research: Emory University in Atlanta and the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in Manhasset, N.Y.
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Ahead of a regulatory review next year, the Belgian EU Presidency is proposing to create a specific register for nanomaterials under the bloc's REACH chemicals regulation and wants to make it mandatory to label their presence in consumer products.
Doctors need to help patients prepare better for health decisionsSeptember 28, 2010 11:32 pm | by EurekAlert | News | Comments
(University of Michigan) Twelve years ago, then 28-year-old graduate student Brian Zikmund-Fisher was forced into the toughest choice of his life: Die from a blood disorder within a few years or endure a bone marrow transplant that could cure him or kill him in weeks.
<i>From the Bench: </i>Alfama shows carbon monoxide can be therapeutic, if they can deliver itSeptember 28, 2010 8:34 pm | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | News | Comments
Alfama Inc. sees carbon monoxide as a therapy for a significant number of medical conditions, including liver failure, rheumatoid arthritis, heart attack and gastric ulcers. The trick is in delivering CO to the disease site without causing the problems that most people associate with the gas.
Nanotechnology Brings Personalized Therapy One Step Closer to RealitySeptember 28, 2010 4:32 pm | by AACR | News | Comments
DENVER — A novel technology can make nanoscale protein measurements, which scientists can use in clinical trials to learn how drugs work.
c-Met May Be a Biomarker for Metastatic Hepatocellular CarcinomaSeptember 28, 2010 3:31 pm | by AACR | News | Comments
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Regence BlueShield announced Tuesday that it will stop selling new child-only individual insurance policies by the end of this week.The move comes less than a week after several provisions of the federal health care overhaul went into effect, including one that prevents insurance companies from...
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Explore a unique stop-motion animation software created by educators for educators. Developed by Tufts University, SAM Animation provides flexible and creative ways to engage students in science, math, and engineering explorations. By capturing a series of still images frame by frame, stop-motion technology allows learners to represent their thinking in the form of a movie—kind of like a digital flip-book.
Create an animation you can share with your students, and leave with ideas about how this software can support your students' learning. Our staff will also provide an overview of the services and programs available in the Educator Resource Center in the Lyman Library, emphasizing support for teachers as learners.
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The Museum takes a hands-on approach to science, engineering and technology, attracting about 1.5 million visitors a year via its programs and 700 interactive exhibits. Founded in 1830, the Museum was first to embrace all the sciences under one roof. Highlights include the Thomson Theater of Electricity, Charles Hayden Planetarium, Mugar Omni Theater, Gordon Current Science & Technology Center, 3-D Digital Cinema and Butterfly Garden. Reaching 25,000 teens a year worldwide via the Intel Computer Clubhouse Network, the Museum also leads a 10-year, $41 million National Science Foundation-funded Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network of science museums. The Museum's "Science Is an Activity" exhibit plan has been awarded many NSF grants and influenced science centers worldwide. Its National Center for Technological Literacy® aims to enhance knowledge of engineering and technology for people of all ages and inspire the next generation of engineers, inventors, and scientists. The Museum is ranked #3 by Parents Magazine in its list of the country's "Ten Best Science Centers." For more information, visit mos.org.
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"We are excited about the opportunity to have Ramon Sessions on our team," said David Kahn, Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations. "Ramon has the ability to play both guard positions, and thus will be able to complement the members of our current backcourt. At only 23, Ramon also has the potential to improve and fits our plan of building a young, up-tempo team with championship contending potential."
Sessions, a 6-3 guard from Nevada-Reno, had a break-out season in 2008-09, averaging 12.4 points (.445 FG%) and 5.7 assists in 27.5 minutes per game in 79 contests (39 starts). His 5.7 assists per game led the Bucks and ranked 18th in the NBA. Sessions scored in double figures 53 times (12 times 20+ points), dished out 10+ assists on 10 occasions and posted nine double-doubles during the season. Additionally, he finished the year with a 2.97:1 assist-to-turnover ratio, the ninth-best ratio in the NBA. He scored a career-high 44 points, along with 12 assists, against Detroit on Feb. 7.


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Sunday: Moar Polo, Moar Pain.
I wake up on Sunday a bit early to run off with Sean and get supplies for pancakes (his idea). He's camped out in my yard via a hammock and when I wake him he's instantly up and running, which reminds me just how old I'm becoming.
We get pancake mix, maple syrup (which, inexplicably, costs one dollar more in the organic aisle than it does in the regular store aisle) and I pick up a six pack of Gatorade for the day.
Sean takes over my kitchen though I do manage to make some cinnamon rolls. He makes pancakes and I wake up the other house guests for breakfast. It's good. There is a special Deco pancake and it makes me happy inside.
Not that I ate it–I'm saying it just made me feel special, is all.
Anyway, we get going kind late and make it to the court with a few minutes to spare before our first game against Sweaty Jerkx (Sean, Sara, and Tucker). We realize that we're the lower team out of the two of us, and we shore ourselves up for a hard game–which it certainly was.
During the game I have a teeny weeny crash with a team-mate and land on my shoulder, which make a series of noises that I'll liken to pouring milk over puffed-rice cereal. After the snap, crackle, and pop, I make it back onto my bike and roll into goal long enough for our team to score another goal, making the score an even 3-3.
I don't know if it was because of the crash or what, but I forget that there aren't ties on elimination day. I hop off my bike and let the pain-waves run through my arm. Nick and Sara come to me, as does Blackburn (the ref of the game) I have Nick look at my shoulder and he says it looks fine (which later is concerning to me, as previous to the crash I had a bone poking up from a previously broken collar bone, which I don't seem to have now). Blackburn explains that if I'm alright, we need to get going–so I get going off the court only to have Eric tell me that it's a tie.
I remember then that we are in overtime, and sheepishly put my helmet back on and line up again. We end up getting a winning goal and I roll off the court and assess the damage: it hurts.
From that point on, it's a matter of me trying to figure out just how much I can do with my shoulder. fortunately it's not my mallet arm–but squeezing the brake is very difficult, and pulling the handlebars even moreso. Our next match is against White Fang and we are expecting a fair wash, which is exactly what happens (5-0 White Fang). I sit in goal most of the time and am thankful when the match is over. I take another handful of ibuprofen and sit down. Read more


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"I am a sculptor of dreams," says Richard Jaworowski. "I do not carve to represent reality. The fluid line, the gentle swell of human form, and the fleeting images of nature's beauty are the elements I need to create, and what I shape to capture the deeper emotions of the mind. The perception of beauty with no need to define, and the desire to touch and explore each piece are the reactions I desire." Working predominantely in Vermont marble, Jaworowski strives to release the natural beauty within the stone, hoping that the viewer will find an intrinsic and kinesthetic pleasure in each sculpture.
A self-taught sculptor, Jaworowski began to carve some 30 years ago with only a hammer and a few chisels. But in 1987, while watching the Mr. Rogers show with his two-yearold son, Jaworowski saw a California sculptor using power tools. "Now," he says, "I use anything that will cut or shape stone: grinders, hammer drills, saws, and especially my rotary file. The finishing process, however, is all done by hand, using files and rasps, diamond sanding pads, sanding stones, and wet and dry sandpapers."
Jaworowski was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania; he came to Connecticut to attend Southern Connecticut State University and he has lived in Willimantic for 23 years. His work has been exhibited in galleries in New England, Pennsylvania, and Florida and was selected for the 42nd annual exhibition of the National Sculpture Society in New York. Jaworowski's sculptures are included in public and private collections throughout the United States, including the Museum of Art and Science in Daytona Beach, Florida; KPMG Peat Marwick in Hartford and Stamford; Baystate Medical Center in Massachusetts; and the UConn Medical Center.
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Teaching Geometry to Visually Impaired Students
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A large portion of individuals dying of tuberculosis have the diagnosis made at the time of death and hence do not receive therapy. Rieder and his colleagues examined this aspect of tuberculosis mortality in the United States for the years 1985 through 1988, a time period preceding the major explosion of both AIDS and multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in America (99).
Overall, 5.1 percent of tuberculosis diagnosed nationwide in those years was recognized at the time of death. During those years, there were a total of 7,210 tuberculosis deaths in the United States (1). Rieder and coworkers identified 4,373 diagnoses made at death. This represents 60.7 percent of the total deaths due to tuberculosis for those years.
Tuberculosis is not evenly distributed among Americans (1). About 23 or 24 percent occurs in individuals over the age of 65; presumably most of them are no longer in the work force. Nearly 60 percent occurs among the unemployed. Six percent of patients are inmates of correctional facilities; 6 percent are homeless; and 3 percent are residents of long-term-care facilities. Reduced access to health care among the homeless and the unemployed can be presumed to increase their risk of being diagnosed and treated late or not at all and, in turn, their risk of death from untreated tuberculosis.
HIV infection and drug resistance increase the mortality risk. During the decade prior to the HIV epidemic, Goble and colleagues at a national referral hospital noted a rate of mortality of 20.1 percent (27/134) among patients with tuberculosis due to organisms resistant to both isoniazid and rifampin (100). Data from 466 patients with a culture positive for M. tuberculosis in New York City in April 1991 were assembled by Frieden and collaborators (62). Follow-up of these patients was achieved until death or for 14 months. The case fatality rate for patients with multidrug-resistant organisms who were HIV infected was 80 percent; for HIV-uninfected individuals it was 47 percent.
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Asked for a response to Ryan's claim that the Orioles are at fault for the Super Bowl Champion Ravens opening the regular-season on the road, Showalter said Friday: "I think I'd be a little more concerned about Nov. 24 when the Jets come here and trying to figure out a way to beat the Ravens. Wouldn't you? I think that would be a little bit more of a challenge."
Due to a scheduling conflict between the NFL and Major League Baseball, the Orioles will play a four-game series with the White Sox, starting Sept. 5 – the same day the Ravens were supposed to open their season. Now, the Ravens will play their first game of year on the road in Denver.
Ryan, who spent 10 years as an assistant in Baltimore before taking the Jets head coaching job, said the Ravens "earned the right" to play at home in Week 1.
"I understand the Orioles are playing a game at home. Well, who really cares? You've got 81 of those things at home," Ryan said Thursday night. "Maybe you could have done the right thing and given one up and played 82 on the road and only 80 at home."
Showalter, on the other hand, chose to bite his tongue.
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[Translate] For those of you who have followed me on this blog, you know that I have had many cooking mentors in my life: my mother, father, both grandmothers, Uncle Alfred, my second mom Alberta, and my third mom Ying. Ying is not just a cook, she is really a chef who understands the science of cooking, someone who knows if there isn't enough leavening, if there is too much sugar or too much butter, and knows how to doctor something that was over or under seasoned. She just knows and can explain it. She was my baking science teacher and my Chinese cooking teacher. She and my Dad (z"l) taught me everything I know Click here to continue reading this post
Lemon and Goat's Cheese Ravioli
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An Ottolenghi Dinner
[Translate] Ever since Mr. BT gave me the Plenty cookbook I have been wanting to make everything in the book. Most of the recipes are perfect for the scorching summer when no one feels like cooking. The Friday before last it was blazing hot, and the thought of spending all morning in the kitchen did not appeal to me. I made two quick and easy Ottolenghi dishes: one was a baked lamb pie that I found on his Guardian weekly column and the other came from the cookbook. Kibbeh, kibbe, kubbeh or koubeiba, which means dome or ball in Arabic, can be found in Iraq, Kurdistan, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt and Israel. Kibbeh Nabelsieh is the Click here to continue reading this post
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[Translate] When it is hot and steamy out, we don't feel like having a big heavy meal. On Saturdays we usually have brunch consisting of bread, cheese, a frittata or omelet and a salad. This Saturday, I finally served two dishes I made from the Plenty cookbook, written by Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi, that Mr BT bought for me on our trip to the States and London last month. One of the dishes I made was butternut squash that I roasted with freshly ground cardamom and allspice and served with wedges of fresh lemon (couldn't find any limes in the market) and a lemon, yogurt and tehina dressing that was light and refreshing and had Click here to continue reading this post
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[Translate] I really like finding interesting recipes that may not be holiday-specific, but fit in with the types of foods that are typically served for the holiday. And I like to mix cultures in a meal. I think it makes the meal more interesting. So, for this meal I decided to serve a Spanish potato fritter which is also made in Italy, and an Argentinian cut of meat with Indian spices. I just love global cooking! Try it some time, instead of having a themed dinner party where the entire menu is from one country or region, try making the menu diverse by making a Swedish appetizer, Middle Eastern main dish, Thai side dish and Click here to continue reading this post
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[Translate] Tonight for Shabbat dinner, I decided to make an appetizer to remember my Uncle Alfred's life in Colombia. We have a large Argentinian community here and with that comes delicious Argentinian empanadas, but empanadas are found all over South American, including Colombia. I decided to try making empanadas with a masa dough and beef filling. I used top sirloin ground beef instead of steak. Note: If you your dough is too wet, add a little flour to the mixture until it is elastic. PrintColombian Sirloin Empanadas Serving Size: 12 For the filling: 1 cup peeled boiling potatoes cut into 1/4-inch dice 1 tbsp. plus 1 tsp. olive oil 2 cups sirloin steak, 1/4-inch dice Click here to continue reading this post
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There aren't many social occasions that couldn't be improved with quality baked goods, especially if it's a tedious meeting or the type of gathering that people feel obligated to attend. Good food can grease the wheels of many get-togethers, smoothing over tensions or reluctance with mouthfuls of tasty goodness. One of the easiest and most delicious of these options is cupcakes.
Over the past few years, cupcakes have had a renaissance. There are famous cupcake eateries in almost every large city, and even traditional events like weddings, have featured towers of the perfect-sized cakes. Maybe they're slowly sliding out of the pop culture spotlight, but that doesn't stop me from baking them for all sorts of occasions.
One of the best aspects of cupcakes is creativity. You can decorate them in a myriad of ways based on the theme you choose. They can be filled or iced, topped with powdered sugar designs or elaborate marzipan. With some simple tweaks of a recipe, you can make them healthy with carrots or fruit or stuff them with peanut butter. Truly, cupcakes offer unlimited opportunities for creativity.
I've tried a lot of cupcake recipes over the years, from simple to a thirteen-step process that had me biting my nails with the stress of it all. It was only through trial and error that I discovered what worked best with my personal entertaining style. I believe in feeding my guests good food, but I don't want to spend all my time in the kitchen. Cupcakes are great for this, because I can make them the day before and ice them well in advance of the gathering. I also realized that I like to spend less time on the cake batter and emphasize the decorating aspect. Nothing works better for this than a one-bowl cake recipe.
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This particular recipe has been a family favorite for two generations. In fact, it has been my birthday cake for as long as I can remember. The crumb is delicate and moist, and chocolate is my absolute favorite. Some years I slather peanut butter icing on top (homemade, of course!) while other years inspire me to dust it with powdered sugar and tiny violets from the garden.
One word of caution, don't bring the water to a full boil. After adding the water, mix everything else into the batter then add the eggs last. I always test the temperature of the batter with a finger. Don't add the eggs when it's still really warm or you'll end up with chocolate cake with tiny pieces of scrambled egg in it. I know this because I served a new boyfriend my famous chocolate cake dotted with yellow, cooked egg. Luckily he had a sense of humor about it, and he asked me out again. Enjoy!
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2 cups flour
¾ cup cocoa
1 ½ tsp baking soda
1 ½ tsp baking powder
pinch salt
1 ½ cups boiling water
¾ cup corn oil
1 tsp vanilla
2 eggs
Grease and flour your cake pan, tapping out all the excess flour. Place ingredients in a bowl, mix until smooth. (Add eggs last after batter has cooled slightly to prevent cooking the egg separately.) Bake in a 9×12 pan, in 2 9-inch round cake pans, dozen muffin/cupcake tin (you'll probably end up with extra batter) or large bread loaf pan. Bake at 350º for 35 minutes for the 9×12 pan. You will need longer baking time if you use the other pans.
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The National Geographic Channel has released its first photos of Rob Lowe portraying John F. Kennedy in the upcoming docudrama, Killing Kennedy. The film, which is due to air in November, also stars Ginnifer Goodwin as Jackie. Lowe won't be the first actor to startle TV audiences with an uncanny Presidential portrayal. Here are five others who transformed before our eyes.
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Critics swooned over Morse's channeling of our first president. "As George Washington, David Morse's resemblance is uncanny," wrote Entertainment Weekly's Ken Tucker. "While at first I thought the actor was doing a lot of unnecessary jaw wiggling, it finally occurred to silly me: 'Of course, he's having trouble with his 18th-century teeth!' And then I wondered, 'When did he get those fabled wooden choppers installed?'"
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In this controversial take on America's most famous political clan, Kinnear delivered a warts-and-all version of JFK. "I had a bit of anxiousness taking on the role," he told Entertainment Weekly. "I have always had…this incredible awe of him as both a mythical figure and an incredible president." But at the same time, he said, "one of the good things about the script is that the characters are not played like cardboard cutouts. They are flawed, three-dimensional people." While many critics didn't care for Katie Holmes' depiction of Jackie, Kinnear won praise from Slate for capturing "his character's non-rhotal speech persuasively."
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"I don't walk around thinking of myself as Lincolnesque," Campbell told The Washington Post. And of course, his timing was monumentally off: Just a week after this docudrama aired, Daniel Day Lewis scooped up a Best Actor Oscar for his own, big screen Lincoln portrayal. Nonetheless, Campbell's TV depiction was well received. (And the motion picture Lincoln probably helped Campbell's version, since Killing Lincoln garnered the highest total viewership in the network's history.)
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"I almost said no," said Quaid, who eventually agreed to play Clinton opposite Hope Davis's Hillary. "Because I knew [Clinton] back when he was in the White House. I don't look anything like him. My mannerisms are completely different than his. I didn't really see myself in him at all." But once he'd committed to the part, he gained 35 pounds, shaved his eyebrows and wore a wig to resemble Clinton. He also read Clinton's autobiography for details. The research paid off, with one reviewer calling Quaid and Davis "both absolutely perfect as the Clintons."
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GWG is a market leading specialist recruitment agency in the sectors of IT, Engineering, Technical, Executive, Sales, Marketing, HR, Administration and Finance. Our recruitment offering includes permanent, contract, custom or fully managed services including timesheets, payroll, insurances, health and safety. Our processes include advanced assessment, testing and verification including skills tests, works rights validation, background checks and a range of psychometric tests.
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We're not average recruiters. In fact, we've hired our own people, built our own teams, been candidates and hired many recruiters ourselves. As an experienced team we create, develop and deliver services to be best in market. Our aim is to impress our customers and candidates with our solutions, customer service and professionalism. We focus on continuous improvement and innovation, constantly challenging traditional recruitment.
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Chris has 15 years' experience in Recruitment and Human Resources. After 10 years in the UK managing both civilian and military personnel Chris moved to Australia where he has spent the last 6 years in both agency and internal recruitment.
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As a mad keen Celtic and Premier League fan we suspect Chris survives on 2 hours sleep per night at the weekend. He's keen to participate in all sports, as long as they are televised and viewable from his man cave.
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Julie can solve any medical issue. As the resident medic the solution for every ailment is olive leaf extract. We all love Julie because most importantly – she said we have to!
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The battle for this year's Critchfield Trophy at the NRA Smallbore Prone Championships was a hot one - they usually are. It was also extremely close as Captain Christopher Abalo, in his third and final time competing, bested Reya Kempley and finally walked away with the overall NRA title.
This was my fourth year attending the matches at Camp Perry and my appreciation of the skill every shooter exhibits only grows each time. Featuring such a wide range of ages, every shooter is enthusiastic about their sport and it makes for such a great environment to be in.
CPT Abalo had previously finished third and second in 2011 and 2010 respectively, so it seemed fitting he would flush out his podium appearances in his third year. It was a hard-fought win though as Kempley, the accomplished shooter herself, put up quite the performance of her own.
The Smallbore Prone Championships are comprised of a Metallic Sight Championship and Any Sight Championship. Opening with Metallic, Abalo took first with a three point lead over Kempley, whose brother had just won the overall Smallbore Position Championships a day earlier. Only half way done and never willing to give up, Kempley gave Abalo a run for his money during Any Sight although she would ultimately come up short.
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Fox Confirms Return of 24 as Limited Seriesby Matt Richenthal at . Updated at . Comments
Jack is about to be back.
Following a series of long negotiations, Kiefer Sutherland has signed on to reprise the role of Jack Bauer in 24, as original showrunner Howard Gordon will produce what Fox is billing as a "limited, event-type series."
Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly told TV Fanatic and other outlets on a conference call this morning that the drama will run over 12 weeks and premiere in May.
Unlike past seasons, it will skip a few hours of the day, focus on significant storylines from the latest arc and be subtitled "Live Another Day."
"It's great to have Jack back. '24' redefined the drama genre, and as we reimagine the television miniseries, this iconic show will again break new ground for the network," said Reilly. "The series remains a global sensation, and everyone at FOX is thrilled to be back at work with Kiefer, Howard and the incredibly creative '24' team."
He added that 24 is one of two limited engagement programs about which the network is excited.
The other, titled Wayward Pines, will be produced and written by M. Night Shyamalan. No premiere date has been set.
UPDATE: Says Sutherland in a statement:
"The response to '24' is unlike anything I have ever experienced as an actor before. To have the chance to reunite with the character, Jack Bauer, is like finding a lost friend. The story ideas from Howard Gordon are exciting and fresh, and will not disappoint. Great thanks to 20th Century Fox Television, Imagine Television and the FOX network for this opportunity. Make no mistake, my goal is to knock your socks off. See you soon."
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I will be watching! Please bring back Chloe!
can jack exist without chloe?? Those facial expressions have been missed!
And Chloe O'Brien!!
As long as the "powers that be" bring back Carlos Bernard as "Tony Almeida" it's a go for me!!!
As a die hard fan of the series, I found the character appalling by the end of the run. Beyond the absurd plot lines, they turned a genuine hero into a murdering savage. He took his wife and unborn child's deaths with less vengeance than the death of (sorry) a one-night stand. Agent Walker was a beloved and tragic character but the writers' disregard for human life began as far back as the season five slayings of a handful of major characters. This limited run might redeem the series, but I'll always believe it should have ended with season four as Jack walked away into the sun, having faked his own death.


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You never know where David Cromer is going to pop up. Here he is asking the tough questions in the pilot for Aaron Sorkin's new HBO drama, "The Newsroom" which also stars Jeff Daniels, another Midwestern theater guy, and Jane Fonda.
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Quality Indicator: Administering Aspirin Within 24 Hours of Hospital Arrival
Simple aspirin has been shown to decrease the size of an acute myocardial infarction (also known as a heart attack) and to help prevent a re-occurrence. These days, almost every patient receives aspirin within minutes of presenting with heart attack symptoms (often times in the ambulance).
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Quality Indicator: Aspirin Prescribed at Hospital Discharge
Because of aspirin's beneficial qualities to patients who have experienced a heart attack, it is also important to continue taking it after discharge.
Quality Indicator: Appropriate Usage of ACE Inhibitors or ARB drugs
Long-term survival and quality of life have been enhanced by the use of these classes of drugs. Some patients who have had a heart attack develop problems with the function of the left ventricle of their heart. These patients should be started on an ACE inhibitor or ARB drug soon after their heart attack.
The scores below reflect whether we are effective at sending patients home on this very important type of medicine.
Quality Indicator: Providing Smoking Cessation Advice
We offer basic smoking cessation materials for patients who have smoked within the past year. For those who are interested in quitting, one-on-one discussion about options is available before discharge.
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Beta-blockers, a type of blood pressure medication, have been shown to decrease mortality during and after a heart attack. They work in many ways including slowing the heart rate, decreasing the risk of lethal heart rhythms and decreasing stress on the heart. The scores below measure our effectiveness at prescribing these drugs to our patients when they are discharged from the hospital.
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changes for v1.05-
-modified MSINFO95.INF file to fix installation problem of the ms system info & tools files when Win95 is not installed on primary hard drive (such as D: or E: drives)
-updated ATL71.DLL & MFC71.DLL files to the latest versions from KB971089
-replaced ASYCFILT.DLL, OLEPRO32.DLL & STDOLE2.TLB files with build 4520 from Q327177
-included newest DSTUPD95 package containing Feb. 2010 time zone / daylight saving time registry info [KB979306]
-updated GRPFLT95 package containing newest graphic filter files that fix recent security problems
-updated WMP 6.4 package for the full osr2 service pack containing latest strmdll.dll security fix
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-modified machine.inf and mshdc.inf files to support certain IBM Thinkpad laptops with pre-installed W95b or W95c
-added ANSI editions of the ATL71.DLL, MFC71.DLL, MSVCP71.DLL & MSVCR71.DLL files
changes for v1.03-
-updated GDI32.DLL file to version 4.00.955 (Q247578)
-fixed minor install problems with the RUNPOST.BAT file which should now execute installing registry entries from the PRESERVE.INF file; also corrected some registry entries in the PRESERVE.INF file
-updated WMP 6.4 and WMP 5.2 packages to include the URLMON.DLL & WININET.DLL files from DXMedia; some WMP codecs will not register correctly without those two files
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Version 1.04 is probably the last release of the 1.0x series of the SP
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Rockford is a mid-size Midwestern city with a passion for golf. Whether new to golf, a junior golfer or an experienced player, you can enjoy the many golf opportunities offered at our courses.
The Rockford Park District operates five golf courses for the devoted golfers in our area. We have three 18 hole courses: Elliot, Ingersoll, and Sandy Hollow; one 9 hole course: Sinnissippi.
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Cubs' Welington Castillo showing he's a keeper
By GORDON WITTENMYER Staff reporter August 10, 2013 11:00PM
Updated: September 12, 2013 6:54AM
ST. LOUIS — It's not often these days that the Cubs get to say they have the best catcher on either roster on a day they play the St. Louis Cardinals.
But that's how much Welington Castillo has proved to his bosses during his first full season as a big-league starter.
And, well, that's also because Cardinals game-changer Yadier Molina is on the disabled list.
But for one weekend at least, the Cubs can gaze out of the dugout and imagine what it might look like some day when the Cardinals don't necessarily have the best player on the field, the better home-grown core and the fuller pipeline of impact prospects on the way.
Castillo has been the best inspiration for that vision this weekend, helping the Cubs to victories in the first two games of the series, including a come-from-behind 6-5 triumph Saturday night.
In fact, the way he's performing this season, Castillo has become the silver lining in the Cubs' gloomy catching situation in the farm system. The position is thin enough in the organization that general manager Jed Hoyer said Friday the front office plans to make acquiring more catching a priority starting this winter.
"[Castillo has] proven to everyone that he's a front-line defensive catcher," manager Dale Sveum said. "And the way he's swung the bat the last 10 days to two weeks — the way he's been swinging and taking his walks … His mechanics allow him to be a good hitter, and you're seeing that start to develop."
Castillo, 26, has been the Cubs' best player during the weeklong road trip through Philadelphia and St. Louis that wraps up Sunday.
He reached base three times Friday and scored the first run in a 3-0 victory over the Cards, and then reached base four times Saturday, including a homer in the second and a leadoff walk in the Cubs' comeback eighth. He is 5-for-10 with six walks and twice has been hit by pitches in four starts during the trip.
He also threw out David Freese trying to steal second in the bottom of the second inning, and added a sacrifice fly in the fifth.
He is 16-for-38 (.421) with five extra-base hits since July 25. Maybe as important: He has struck out only six times in those 14 games after averaging close to a strikeout per game most of the season.
"We throw a lot at that kid, and he's some a long way," Sveum said. "There ain't nobody better blocking the ball than he is. Obviously, he can throw. The way he calls games. There's no question he's a front-line catcher."
And it's no accident he tends to play some of his best baseball against the Cardinals, with his favorite defensive player, Molina, on the other side.
"He's one of the best in the business. Why not learn from him?" says Castillo, whose coaching this year has included game film of Molina.
"Everyone knows how good he is," Castillo says. "I love competition. I love to see him do things, and it's like I want to do better than him, that kind of stuff."
But it's all part of the bigger picture, says the guy who by virtue of his critical position alone will have more to say about that big picture than most Cubs.
A big picture Castillo sees staring back at him every time the Cubs play the Cardinals.
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Ron Radosh » Howard Zinn's FBI Files: What It Reveals
Howard Zinn's FBI Files: What It Reveals
by Ron Radosh
The announcement last week by the FBI that it was releasing the FBI files of the late radical historian, Howard Zinn, was not met with universal acclaim. In fact, many leftists were enraged. Typical was the reaction of Noam Chomsky, who was quoted by writer Clark Merrefield. Zinn's files, Chomsky said, were "mostly a mixture of things that they've picked up here and there which is mostly false, things they've gotten from informants that are mostly false. We took for granted that obviously we were being monitored by the FBI." For Chomsky, anything coming from the FBI obviously has to, by definition, be lies.
The most recent comment from the ranks of the Left is by frequent Nation writer Chris Hedges, whose column in Bob Scheer's inappropriately named Truthdig reflects the most common take on Zinn's work by liberal/left intellectuals. Hedges writes how he used Zinn's A People's History of the United States as a text for the American history class he was giving to prison inmates. "We've been lied to," students would comment at the end of class. He assigned Zinn's work because he says it opened the "eyes of young, mostly African-Americans to their own history and the structures that perpetuate misery for the poor and gluttony and privilege for the elite." Wonder no more about why so much of the American underclass get a bad education.
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A young father was rushed to hospital this weekend after suffering ten painful bites from the UK's most poisonous arachnid, the False Widow spider.
The False Widow (Steatoda nobilis) belongs to the same family of arachnids as the notorious and deadly Black Widow spider, but is fortunately not as toxic. It does however have a reputation for biting, and is compared to that of a bee sting, which kill around four people a year. The nasty little critter is thought to have been introduced to Britain from the Canary Islands as far back as 1879, probably arriving on a bunch of bananas. In the past 100 years or so the spider has spread across the country and is becoming increasingly common.
On Saturday 31-year-old Chris Galton was shopping with his wife and baby daughter when he collapsed on the floor of a Toys R Us store in Hampshire feeling hot and queasy.
"I had been stung earlier in the day but had assumed it was a bee and took some anti-histamine pills." Chris explained.
"I didn't think any more of it until I was shopping in Toys R Us for my daughter's first birthday later and felt more stings. The next thing I knew I was feeling hot, queasy and light headed and collapsed on the floor."
Chris was rushed to Southampton General Hospital where an examination revealed he'd been bitten ten times by the spider, the bites had swollen up to large, red, ugly welts. Chris was given painkillers and sent home.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (Jan. 20) - The Erie Community College men's basketball team continues its move up the NJCAA Division II rankings as the Kats are now in third place in this week's NJCAA Division II poll. The 13-1 Kats, winners of 10 straight, recorded 155 points in the poll. ECC was eighth in the first three polls of the season and moved to fifth in the Nov. 30, Dec. 7 and Jan. 4 editions, before moving to fourth in the Jan. 11 poll. South Mountain Community College of Phoenix, Ariz., is the division's top-ranked team and is 18-0. The entire poll can be seen by clicking here.
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The Lowville Village Band and Lowville Jazz Orchestra are presenting a Christmas Concert on Saturday evening December 7 at 7 PM in the Lowville Academy and Central School Auditorium. (Snow date is Sunday afternoon December 8 at 2 PM.) The director is A.J. McCall.Return to event list.
Area musicians are invited to join the band in this performance. There are no auditions and we know you will enjoy your experience playing with the village band. Rehearsals are scheduled for Sundays November 17, 24 and December 1 from 3 to 4:30 PM. Rehearsal will be held at the Lowville Central School auditorium or band room. It is recommended that you park in the trinity Avenue parking lot near the small greenhouse. On the date of the concert the band will rehearse and warm up at 5:45 PM (snow date schedule 12:45 PM) prior to the concert. For more information contact director A.J. McCall (376-8971)
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Dan launches Woman in Black ghost story YouTube competition; Carols for a Cure album now on sale; DH1 & 2 nominated for British Academy Children's Awards; vote for Dan in People's Choice Awards
Dan launches YouTube ghost story competitionBehind the 'read more'
Daniel Radcliffe, the star of upcoming ghost story chiller, THE WOMAN IN BLACK, today launched an initiative to find the UK and Ireland's scariest story. Beginning this Halloween, 31 October, budding writers will be able to submit their own original short story to THE WOMAN IN BLACK YouTube channel. The winning entry will be recorded by Radcliffe and included on THE WOMAN IN BLACK DVD and the winner will win a trip to London to attend the Premiere of THE WOMAN IN BLACK in early 2012.
Daniel Radcliffe announced the competition with a reading of an iconic scene from Susan Hill's original novella. Radcliffe adds some advice for potential entrants, "For all you budding writers out there remember that it's 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration so good luck and I can't wait to see what spooky stories you guys come up with in the coming months"The competition will run exclusively on YouTube. Entrants have to upload short videos of themselves reading their original ghost story through the film's official YouTube page – www.youtube.com/thewomaninblackmovie. The competition closes on the 20th of December 2011, whereupon ten finalists will be chosen and voted for by the public. The winner will be announced on the 6th of January 2012.
A full set of terms and conditions are available on the YouTube channel.
Carols for a Cure 2011: Vol 13 now available
The thirteenth annual Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids fundraiser album, Carols for a Cure, featuring Dan and the cast of How to Succeed's rendition of Tom Lehrer's A Christmas Carol, is now available to buy online and in Broadway theatres. BroadwayWorld.com have released some pictures of Dan recording the track.
The album track listing is as follows:
1. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING – A Christmas Carol, featuring Daniel Radcliffe
2. MEMPHIS – Give Away Love featuring Montego Glover & Chad Kimball
3. Kara DioGuardi and CHICAGO: The Musical – White Christmas
4. MARY POPPINS – Little Jesus Sweetly Sleep (The Rocking Carol)
5. MAMMA MIA – Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, featuring a vintage intro by the members of ABBA
6. WICKED – When the River Meets the Sea, featuring Kathy Fitzgerald
7. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN – Christmas is My Favorite Time of Year
8. THE ADDAMS FAMILY – The 13 Days of Christmas, featuring Roger Rees
9. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA – I Wonder as I Wander, featuring Hugh Panaro
10. SISTER ACT – Angels We Have Heard on High
11. ROCK OF AGES – O Come, O Come Emmanuel
12. THE LION KING – Silent Night, featuring Selloane Nkhela & Alton Fitzgerald White
13. SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK – St. Nicholas Sky, featuring Reeve Carney & T.V. Carpio
14. RENT – Go Tell It on the Mountain
15. PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT – Light it Up! featuring Martha Wash & Nathan Lee Graham
16. WAR HORSE – The First Noel
17. ANYTHING GOES – Christmas on the S.S. American, featuring Robert Creighton
18. CHICAGO: The Musical – What Child is This? featuring Ryan Lowe
19. BILLY ELLIOT – Waiting for the Snow to Fall
20. DIE BRATSCHEN VON BROADWAY – Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
21. Ashley Argota – Dance with Me Santa
22. CAMELOT at The John W. Engeman Theater – O Come, All Ye Faithful, featuring Jim Stanek
23. AVENUE Q – Deck the Halls
24. BABY IT'S YOU! – Auld Lang Syne
25. Daniel Rodriguez – O Holy Night
Costing just $20, the album is an excellent way to lend your support to an organisation that provides financial grants for services for people living with AIDS and HIV. BC/EFA is the theatre community's response to the AIDS crisis, and the organisation has raised many millions of dollars since it was formed in 1992. To learn more about BC/EFA, please visit the website.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and Part 2 nominated for British Academy Children's Award
Nominations for the 2011 British Academy Children's Awards have been announced today, with nods for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One and Part Two in the BAFTA Kid's Vote and Feature Film category. Voting for the BAFTA Kids' Vote powered by Yahoo, opens today (24 October 2011) and closes at 18.00 on Friday 25 November 2011. Children can cast their votes at www.baftakidsvote.org.
The awards will take place on Sunday 27 November at the London Hilton, Park Lane.
Vote for Dan in People's Choice Awards 2012
Dan is a nominee in this year's Favourite Movie Star Under 25 category of the People's Choice Awards, opposite his Potter co-stars Rupert Grint, Emma Watston, and Tom Felton. Voting is currently under-way to create a final short-list of five nominees, which will then be revealed on 8th November. You can vote as often as you like, so get clicking!


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After making his big-screen debut in Mask (1985), Cassavetes spent the next decade acting in a string of B movies. By the mid-1990s, however, he found mainstream success in big-budget films such as Face/Off and The Astronaut's Wife.
At the same time, Cassavetes began to make his mark behind the camera, directing his mother in Unhook the Stars and then tapping one of his father's unproduced screenplays for She's So Lovely (Sean Penn, Robin Wright Penn), nominated for the Palme d'Or. Since then, he's continued to split his time in front of and behind the camera, directing John Q, The Notebook and Alpha Dog.


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National Policy and Programme Consultant
The UNDP Seoul Policy is seeking a National Policy and Programme Consultant.
Under the direct supervision of the International Policy Specialist and overall supervision of the Centre's Director, the Programme and Policy Consultant will support different aspects of Centre's work, mainly fostering development solutions partnerships to match Korea's development experience and UNDP's expertise in various thematic areas, and also elements relating to the global agenda including implementation of the post-Busan Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation and post-2015 development framework.
For full job details and to apply please click here.
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