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Beginning with the buzzing electronics of "Sergeant F. Head," it's abundantly clear that W.A. Fite is a unique and promising endeavor. Each track incorporates a different style, and whether it's in the Wall of Voodoo-like "Western in A," the retro power ballad "The Piddler" or the almost danceable "Feet in the Water," nearly every track works wonderfully well. More akin to Sparklehorse than Stone Temple Pilots, the songs of Poisoning the Medicine Tree demonstrate Blocker to be a tunesmith with much more on the table than previously thought.
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A new study discovers African-Americans and Hispanics with major depressive disorder are less likely to receive antidepressants than Caucasian patients. And Medicare and Medicaid patients were less likely to get the latest antidepressants.
The findings come from a study by researchers from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. They examined data from 1993 to 2007 to try to understand the antidepressant prescribing patterns of physicians.
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Age and payment source influenced which types of antidepressants patients received.
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Race was not a factor in the physician's choice of a specific type of antidepressant medication.
"This study confirmed previous findings that sociological factors, such as race and ethnicity, and patient health insurance status, influence physician prescribing behaviors," said Rajesh Balkrishnan, Ph.D., principal investigator and associate director for Research and Education, University of Michigan Center for Global Health. "This is true in particular for major depressive disorder treatment."
Newer antidepressants, such as serotonin–norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI's) and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI's) are considered the best option for major depressive disorder. Older generation drugs such as tricyclic antidepressants, monoamine oxidase inhibitors and others tend to have more side effects.
Researchers discovered that that Medicare and Medicaid patients were 31 percent and 38 percent less likely to be prescribed antidepressants, respectively, compared to those with private insurance.
Geography and physician ownership status also factored into which patients received antidepressants. Sole practitioners compared to non-owners were 25 percent less likely to prescribe antidepressants, and physicians in metropolitan areas were 27 percent less likely to prescribe antidepressants in all patients with depression.
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As a dream honeymoon spot, the Maldives is a clear favourite. – Photo from Agoda.com
Still feeling the love two days after Valentine's Day? It's never too late to plan a romantic getaway with your partner. This list of top honeymoon spots should help.
TO be in the throes of passion and love and needing a place to share it with that loved one, think Maldives. The Indian Ocean paradise is the hottest choice for honeymooners, not just to Malaysians but also to the rest of the world.
According to the results of a Global Honeymoon Survey conducted by Agoda.com – one of Asia's leading hotel booking sites – Maldives is the No. 1 dream honeymoon location. The island nation received a little over 20% of the votes from around the world – an outcome that matched that of Malaysian voters.
"We know the Maldives is a popular destination for couples but we were surprised that its allure is so global. Among countries where we had more than 100 respondents, only three didn't pick it as the most popular dream honeymoon destination – the Philippines, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand," said Errol Cooke, Global Hotels vice-president.
The survey, carried out online in January and February 2014, asked more than 15,000 Agoda.com travellers to pick their dream honeymoon location from among 20 destinations listed.
Greek Islands came a far second at 7.8% but was closely followed by Paris and Bali at No. 3 and 4 (7.6% and 7.1%) repectively.
Hawaii and Italy came next with 6.6% and 6.5% respectively.
For Malaysian travellers, Paris (14%) and Istanbul (10%) were the second and third choices. Bali, relatively close to Malaysia, was next, with New Zealand rounding out the top five.
The Maldives was a global choice among Agoda.com travellers from Asia, North America and Europe.
Outcome for the first runner-up wasn't as unanimous. To Europeans it was Bali while North Americans opted for the Greek Islands.
The survey also revealed that Europeans preferred far-flung places, with 89% picking destinations outside of their region.
Meanwhile, Cancun, Mexico, often touted as one of the world's best honeymoon spots, didn't fare as well among Agoda.com customers. Only 2.4% selected it as their No. 1 location.
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Get Veggies In the Meal: 13 Recipes with Vegetables
From salads and sides to main dishes and even dessert, these recipes help you make vegetables a delicious component of the meal.
Are you going green from the inside out? Try one of these parsnip ideas or one of these unbeatable vegetable soup recipes.
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Samsung Focus 2 I667
- Anonymous
great looking wp7 device...these specs are enough for wp7 phone....equals to lumia 900..its just a half price of lumia 900...great one samsung...waiting your tizen and wp8 device and tablet..LOVE YOUR GALAXY S III
- 2012-05-09 22:46
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- Lithuanian User
Shame on you Samsung! At this expected price range Nokia 800 - unbeatable
- 2012-05-09 18:28
- phZw
- zizo
I do not like it
- 2012-05-08 06:13
- mIf1
- paopaowell
this model spec look similars with galaxy S plus 1.4Ghz
- 2012-05-08 06:12
- tVnh
- Derzis
the processor on this phone is the OLD Snapdragon S2 8255 with Adreno 205, overclocked to 1.4 GHz!
- 2012-05-08 05:00
- Lee
> In reply to Amanda @ 2012-05-07 20:30 from sxwP - click to readDepends on your preferences.
Android is highly customizable and hackable, has a huge amount of apps and supports the latest hardware.
Android can be hard to use for some and the user experience can vary from one handset to another.
Windows phone has a smooth and easy to use interface, the user experience is the same across all handsets and it has excellent built in communication support.
Windows phone doesnt provide much customization, it only supports older hardware, most handsets don't support sd cards and you have to use the proprietary zune software to transfer data to and from the phone.
- 2012-05-08 03:27
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- Lee
> In reply to Anand @ 2012-05-07 19:58 from utN% - click to readYeh windows phones will not support dual core until windows phone 8 is released.
- 2012-05-08 03:04
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- Fuzz
Design looks like galaxy s3 front side 90% back side 98%. Look at the camera, flash and speaker just like GS3 and its white. Lol
- 2012-05-08 00:54
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> In reply to Amanda @ 2012-05-07 20:30 from sxwP - click to readThis is nice because finally white and a LOT lighter than the lumia's (both of them) 4 inch is practical in the hand and as long as no HD WP is possible, this is a fair bet to bridge to WP8. It definitely saves me when WP 8 comes out to have to have the first one, which will not be the best. Galaxy III is too much Note for me, than just go for the Note and have a really big screen. Oh and sorry, but I want WP to go best with my W8 PC and the rest to of the ecosystem in a few months
- 2012-05-07 23:52
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- dave
8 gb? that 's bad!
- 2012-05-07 22:14
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- Joe
The secondary camera could be a little bit more better, so the phone would be entirely mid-to-high-range (no top range).
- 2012-05-07 22:05
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- Amanda
Hello guys, I really want to ask your opinion. Which one is better, Windows or Android? I'm hoping for an answer, thank you guys for all your help.
- 2012-05-07 20:30
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- Anand
As far as I know Mango OS doesn't support dual-core processor.
Anyway its a good mid range windows phone.
- 2012-05-07 19:58
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WP or Bada OS doesn't need Dual Core 1GB RAM etc. Specs are strong. But surprise it only has 8GB storage. Where is 16/32GB?
- 2012-05-07 19:50
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- kevnguyen
This is just a Focus with 4G network, nothing special. I expected more:
1. Higher pixel density.
2. 4.3 inch screen.
3. At least dual-core.
4. More powerful graphic processor.
5. Hi-end camera just like in Sony Xperia S.
- 2012-05-07 19:20
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- jkun
it is very good phone,i am waiting to buy this phone eagerly,nice phone.windows 7.5 can we upgrade to tango.
- 2012-05-07 19:03
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- ken
yeah,..,samsung,,.,.thumbs up for this new focus 2,..,but.,it hasn't a cardslot,.and its internal memmory is 8gb.,.,over all it looks like a samsung focus,..,good job,,smoke the lumnia 900,.
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An assault defendant's right to confront his accuser was not violated when the jury was permitted to hear a recording of his girlfriend's emergency telephone call accusing the defendant of beating her up, the Supreme Judicial Court has ruled. When ...Read More »
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Given five individuals, each with three days of intake records and observed mean intakes of 1,050, 1,150, 1,200, and 1,250 mg/day, respectively, what can be determined about the adequacy of their usual intakes? Assume that, to determine if the usual intake is higher than the AI, a minimum confidence level of 85 percent is desired.
To calculate the z-values for each of the five individuals, first divide the SD of daily intake by the (as 3 daily records are available for each). In this example, 325/ equals 188. The z-values are now computed as (observed mean intake − AI)/188. For the five individuals, the corresponding z-values are 0.27, 0.53, 0.80, 1.07, and 1.33, respectively. From a standard z-table the probabilities of correctly concluding that the usual intake is larger than the AI for each of the five individuals are 61, 70, 79, 86, and 91 percent, respectively. Only for the last two individuals, with observed mean intakes of 1,200 and 1,250 mg /day, would there be an 85 percent confidence level when stating that usual intakes are greater than 1,000 mg/day.
The value of the z-statistic will increase whenever
the difference between the observed mean intake and the AI increases;
the SD of daily intake for the nutrient is low; and
the number of days of intake data available for the individual increases.
This z-test relies on the assumption of normality of daily intakes. For nutrients such as vitamin A, vitamin B12, and others with a CV of daily intake larger than 60 to 70 percent, this test is likely to perform poorly. While the calculations are still possible, the level of assurance resulting from the test will be incorrect. The performance of the test also depends on accurately estimating the day-to-day variability in intakes for the individual. It is suggested that the pooled SD of daily intake obtained, for example, from Table B-2, Table B-3, Table B-4 through Table B-5 be used in the calculations even though it is likely to be a poor estimate of the individual's true day-to-day variability in intakes. As stated earlier, a more justifiable alternative cannot be offered at this time, as no extensive studies on the dependence of individual SD of intake and individual mean intake have been published. More research is needed in this area.


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Cool shades of green are available in the best mp3 players. Match your mood by playing songs or videos on these flash drive based mp3 players. Read ebooks, record songs/lectures directly using the built-in recorder, listen to audiobooks/podcasts using the headphones or built-in speakers. Consider surfing the web with high speed WiFi accessing any online content/apps from the stores. With average battery life of around 20 hrs, these green mp3 players ideal for limited audio playback.
Lightweight, compact, stylishly designed they can be used for any outdoor activity or while exercising. Quick transfer of files is possible using the USB or plug and play feature depending on the model you select. Sound quality during playback is pretty good and can be altered using the different equalizer settings
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"Milk Is For Babies"Arnold Schwarzenegger"
In the ever-evolving physique and performance-nutrition landscape, concepts rise fast and disappear even faster. New fads come frequently but only a few last for a significant duration and reach the consensus of mainstream diet and nutrition. You know the old players:
- The advantages of low-carbohydrate diets.
- The health benefits of omega-3 fish oil.
- Why everyone should eat vegetables and fruit daily.
Beyond The Label So what exactly is that white stuff forming moustaches on celebs? Primarily made up of the carbohydrate lactose, milk is a disaccharide consisting of the simple sugars glucose and galactose. Not surprisingly, physique-minded folks initially fell in love with milk because of the handsome protein and fat content. A glass of milk contains all 8 of the essential amino acids needed for growth, recovery, and repair following an intense workout. There was even a recent uproar online after a study examined chocolate milk and found it to be more beneficial than protein powderspost workout (1). We'll come back to that later, as it's far from the truth. But you can see why hard-training individuals have a crush on milk. When you look at the fat content, you'll see that two thirds of the fat contained in milk is saturated, which has been linked to potentially beneficial increases in hormones (2,3). So we have a drink that is high protein and can help make me bigger and leaner. I'm sold! Well, not so fast...
Your Body On MilkWhen it comes to determining if milk should be included on a fat-loss diet, most coaches, trainers, or nutritionists will look at the macronutrient breakdown on the side of the carton. With the typical recommendation of skim milk, we find that an 8-ounce glass of milk contains no fat, 12 grams of carbs, and 8 grams of protein. "As long as it fits into your daily macronutrient goals" is a frequently seen quote on the message boards, meaning the source doesn't matter. The popular theory is that you should just count your total amount of carbs for the day, and that no food source is off limits. In this case, you'd be advised to consume milk because it only contains 12 carb grams. This is a perfect example of the analogy of not seeing the forest through the trees.
The major issue concerning dieters and milk consumption is lactose intolerance. The "I don't feel so good after I ate that" feeling. You're bloated, fatigued, and all of a sudden, you feel down right nasty. We've already established that lactose is the major source of carbs in milk. All babies can digest it, but as we age, we can tend to lose the lactose enzyme that lines our intestine during our infancy. This process progresses as we age.
To see if you're affected, try this simple test on yourself:
- Drink a glass of milk and take notes on how you feel.
- A day later, have some cheese and yogurt and take notes on how you feel again.
I don't want to get too in-depth with organic chemistry, but food laws dictate that all milk must be pasteurized to be safe. Yes, that means that selling and buying raw milk is illegal in most states. The heat process that is involved with pasteurizing milk denatures the protein. Any diary scientist will tell you that. Remember the study above about milk being better than protein powder for the post-workout period? Wrong!
I'm fully aware that whey comes from milk, but milk production and whey processing are two completely different processes. So we're dieting and training hard to lean out. Does it really make sense to include something into your diet that can make you bloated, fatigued, and wreck havoc in your GI tract, further blocking your progress by increasing the muscle-wasting, lower-ab-fat-storing hormone cortisol (6)? That doesn't sound too appealing to me.
The one caveat being the option of organic, grass-fed milk. In clients, I see this being far less problematic than other options. It's a healthier version, higher in omega-3 and CLA content and is devoid of all the nasty hormones, most of which actually make their way into your milk, that regular cows are fed. So if you absolutely have to have milk then that's the option that I suggest.
- Karp, Jason R.; Johnston, Jeanne D.; Tecklenburg, Sandy; Mickleborough, Tim; Fly, Alyce; Stager, Joel M (2004). The Efficacy of Chocolate Milk as a Recovery Aid. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 36(5) Supplement:S126.
- Belanger A, Locong A, Noel C, Cusan L, Dupont A, Prevost J, Caron S, Sevigny J. "Influence of diet on plasma steroids and sex hormone-binding globulin levels in adult men." J Steroid Biochem. 1989 Jun;32(6):829-33. PMID: 2526906.
- Volek JS, Kraemer WJ, Bush JA, Incledon T, Boetes M. Testosterone and cortisol in relationship to dietary nutrients and resistance exercise. J Appl Physiol. 1997 Jan;82(1):49-54. PMID: 9029197.
- Campbell AK, et al. The molecular basis of lactose intolerance. Sci Prog. 2009:92(pt 3-4):241-87
- Fabrizis L. et al. A comparison of symptoms after the consumption of milk or lactose-hydrolyzed milk by people with se;f-reported severe lactose intolerance. N Engl J Med 1995; 333:1-4
- Progress in Autoimmune Disease Research. The Autoimmune Disease Coordinating Committee Report to Congress. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Bethesda (MD), 2005.


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Taking Another Look at That Bernard Weinraub Farewell Column
When Bernard Weinraub exited the New York Times in 2005, he of course composed a farewell column. That article contains what now seem like a number of very prophetic statements, given the criminal intrusion and Tinseltown reactions threatening his wife's tenure as Sony Pictures co-chairman. Starting with this Weinraub observation about his 14 years covering Hollywood:
My marriage, and some of the events that tumbled out of it, taught me something about the ferocity of a culture in which the players can be best friends one day and savage you the next.
Maybe it was 24 hours then. But thanks to the solidified culture of texting, email and social media, it's now nanoseconds. As some of Pascal's emails have shown (and the press has failed to properly contextualize), one of the main jobs of a studio chief is to tell each fragile ego what they want and need to hear. Regardless of that studio chief's personal, true beliefs.


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They could eliminate need for invasive procedures for some patients, study says
MONDAY, Nov. 5 (HealthDay News) -- The new generation of cardiac scanners is almost as reliable as more invasive procedures when checking for blockages in the heart and surrounding arteries, researchers are reporting.
The new, 64-slice CT scans, introduced in the United States in 2005, won't eliminate the need for examining arteries through the more invasive process known as cardiac catheterization, also known as coronary angiography. But the scans will help cardiologists more quickly determine which patients can skip cardiac catheterization. As many as 25 percent of the 1.3 million cardiac catheterizations done each year in the United States may not be necessary, the researchers said.
The study results also showed that early detection with 64-CT is a good predictor of who will need angioplasty or coronary bypass surgery to open up new blood supply routes to the heart.
The findings, based on an international trial led by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, were presented Monday at the American Heart Association's annual meeting, in Orlando, Fla.
"This study is the first step to realizing the full potential of CT imaging in predicting coronary artery disease, and these scans complement the arsenal of diagnostic tests available to physicians to prevent heart attacks," said Hopkins cardiologist Dr. Julie Miller, who led the study at the university.
The study results found that, on average, 91 percent of patients with blockages were detected with 64-CT scans, and the scans were able to diagnose 83 percent of patients without blockages. This level of accuracy, the researchers said, should allow cardiologists to accurately identify patients who need angioplasty or bypass surgery. More than 250,000 Americans undergo coronary bypass surgery each year.
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THE PARLIAMENTARY constitutional committee has approved the new definition of marriage as a unique union between a man and a woman for the constitution and advised parliament to pass it.
The proposal, authored by the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) and supported by 40 MPs, is the same as the one included in the constitutional amendment prepared in cooperation with the ruling Smer party that also includes judiciary reform. The agreement was however made after the KDH actually submitted its own motion to the parliament, the TASR newswire reported.
If the parliament clears the KDH's proposal, two sentences will be added to the constitution: "Marriage is a unique bond between a man and a woman. The Slovak Republic protects marriage universally and contributes towards its well-being."
The wording is different from the original proposal, as the chair of the committee, Smer's Róbert Madej, proposed to omit the numbers in the wordings "one man" and "one woman", as he considered them redundant, TASR wrote.
Parliament will discuss the proposal at its May session.
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I have been around cars all my life my family being in the Gas Station business. The 1st car I liked when I was only 5 and 6 years old was the '65 Goat. My father had bought a new '67 Goat but when I first started to think about having a car of my own, it was the '55 Chevy Bel Air. It was going to be the Red/White color sceme. That was from the ages of 14 and 15. Come the age of 16 living down in Dallas, it became the '67 Goat. One day in February '78 my father came home telling me about a Goat he saw driving down the highway. We called the guy, went to see it, and bought it. I didn't even know how to drive a 4 speed but I learned quick. Nice thing about learning with a muscle car is no one notices a mistake when you pop the clutch because they just think you're showing off! I loved the '67 and always have but these days the cost is way to high. Some day I hope one again but for now I have an '81 SE Bandit T/A and I'm enjoying that very much.
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Well my 1st car was the one you see, the 1967 GTO. I was 16 years old in that photo. That was a lot of car for a 16 year old and the cops knew me well.
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