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After being in developmental limbo for several years, the much awaited film adaptation of the popular graphic novel Thor has been released.
Initial reviews given by several critics were mixed, so I decided to put the movie to the test of my own movie judgment.
In a nutshell, it's good. Not as good as, say Jon Favreau's Iron Man but it's still a very good movie to watch. Like all the other Marvel comic books-turned movies, Thor is also riddled with references to the Marvel Universe (aka Easter eggs, but more on that later!), which makes this a very enjoyable movie to watch. The writers and producers decided to use the version of Thor where he is already a God, instead of the version where he is initially a human who discovers the Hammer and is deemed worthy of wielding it. Read on for a complete review, as Thor kicks off a very exciting season of summer blockbusters this year.
The movie starts off with a team of Astrophysicists investigating peculiar patterns in their research of the cosmos. The team comprising of Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), Dr. Erik Selvig (Stellan Skarsgård) and Darcy Lewis (Kat Dennings) are on an observation one night, when a mysterious column of whirling smoke appears out of the night sky. They rush over to the area, only to knock Thor with their vehicle. He is thrown on to the ground, unconscious and is taken to the hospital. The movie then cuts to the events that led to Thor ending up on Earth.
The story tells of the Mystical Empire of Asgard, where the wise King Odin has ruled for several years and has defended the peace of the universe by defeating the Frost Giants from conquering the nine realms of the universe, and securing their source of power, the Casket of Ancient Winters.Odin is interrupted, during the ceremony to proclaim his eldest son Thor as King of Asgard, by Frost Giants who infiltrate the defenses of the city and attempt to reclaim the Casket.The Destroyer kills the Frost Giants and the Casket continues to be safely locked up in Odin's Armory.Arrogant and reckless Thor, angered by the Frost Giants who broke into Asgard and annoyed at the inaction of his father, decides to take matters into his own hands and travel to Jotunheim, the Frost Giants' home, to wage war against the Giants'. A battle ensues until Odin intervenes to save the Asgardians, destroying the fragile truce between the two races. For Thor's arrogance, Odin strips his son of his godly power and exiles him to Earth, accompanied by his hammer Mjolnir — the source of his power, now protected by a spell to allow only the worthy to wield it. The story continues from here as the viewer is treated to some brilliant story telling by Kenneth Branagh and Company and I shall stop spoiling it for those who have not watched it yet.
The film adaptation of Thor was in development limbo for several years before Marvel Studios signed Mark Protosevich to write its script in 2006. Matthew Vaughn was to direct the film in late 2008 for a release in 2010. Branagh replaced Vaughn in late 2008, and the film's release was rescheduled to 2011. The main characters were cast in 2009, and principal photography took place from January to May 2010. The film was converted to 3D in post-production.
On to the cast of the movie, and as you probably already know, Aussie Chris Hemsworth plays the title character. Hemsworth, who beat out his brother Liam among others for the role, looks completely ripped and I can see why many a female fan will want to watch the movie at least a couple of times. During interviews, Hemsworth has said he had to put on a lot of muscle for the role and the challenge was to keep it on. He was reportedly kept on a heavy diet of protein (chicken, beef, rice, eggs etc.) and made to wear a cooling suit to keep him from sweating the muscle away. Joining him as his love interest in the movie is Academy Award Winner Natalie Portman who plays Jane Foster. Portman plays the role brilliantly alongside Hemsworth, as the on screen chemistry between the two is very apparent and believable.
The other notable mentions in the movie are that of Tom Hiddleston who plays Thor's brother Loki, Anthony Hopkins as Odin and Jaimie Alexander (of Kyle XY fame) as Sif, Thor's childhood friend and battle companion. Hopkins is spot on with his portrayal of the old and wise King Odin of Asgard and I'm sure there wouldn't have been a better actor to play the role. Hiddleston's performance is also noteworthy as he brings out a different aspect to the plot with his highly successful portrayal of Loki. The movie has a healthy mix of breakout stars and seasoned performers,which not only help the movie but also helps the actors in their development. Hemsworth has said that he admired the performance of Anthony Hopkins and learned "a lot from him".
Taking a look at the numbers, Thor was filmed on a budget of $150 million and is considered a box office success, currently raking in more than $275 million dollars worldwide. It placed second in its opening weekend in Australia, earning $ 5.8 million, just behind Fast Five. In the US, Thor placed first raking in $66 million in its opening weekend. With more superhero movies to come during the summer, Thor is sure to generate more interest and break the $500 million mark in the next few weeks.
A few surprises also await those who are very keen followers of the Marvel universe and the various references to it in the recent Marvel-based movies .Just as we saw in both Iron Man movies, we see subtle references to upcoming movies as well as other aspects of the Marvel universe. Of course there's the usual post-credits stinger for those who hung around after the movie and the fans aren't disappointed as this time it shows Nick Fury, Director of S. H. I. E. L. D. showing Erik Selvig (Skarsgård), the Cosmic Cube, which is a device of immense power. Selvig nods his head and the mirror next to him shows Loki, who is thought to be dead, is controlling him. Is Loki the villain in the next Avengers? We'll have to wait and see. Very juicy indeed! Another Easter egg for all you Marvel fan boys is the cameo appearance of Stan Lee, creator of the Marvel universe. He appears as a redneck truck driver who tries unsuccessfully to remove Thor's hammer when it is discovered in the New Mexico dessert. These are just a couple but the entire movie is riddled with such references and cameos, so watch out for them.
So after much hype, Thor is out and a brilliant effort by movie-makers to retell this story on the big screen. I'm sure die hard fans will love the movie, and will make a few skeptics go wow at the special effects. The movie is graphically intense with a lot the scenes depicting Asgard filmed in front of a green screen. The city itself is amazing with wide angled views giving movies goers their money's worth. It's definitely a movie you should watch, and is enjoyable by young and old alike. Watch it, be amazed by it, and await the next movie, Captain America, in the lead up to the Avengers next year. I know I can't wait for it, can you?


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Our house has 3 rooms on the main floor - kitchen and attached (one wall open) dining room and the separate living room. When you walk into the house, you see the space between the dining room and kitchen, you don't see the opening to the living room at all.
When people come to visit, they walk into the kitchen, but since there is nowhere to sit in there, they end up sitting down at the dining room table. I don't mind having people around while I'm flitting about putting the finishing touches on dinner or whatever, but I find it stressful to have everyone plunk themselves down at the table and looking like they are waiting to be served. On the other hand, when people do actually end up in the living room, it's a bit of a pain to have a conversation if I'm going back and forth to the kitchen. All this to say...we're finishing our basement, and will be moving our living room furniture down there and replacing it when we're done. At that point, we're considering flipping the dining and living rooms. This will give us a nice big dining room with a fireplace (and room for a buffet/sideboard, piano and maybe small sitting area) and a smaller seating area open to the kitchen. My only concern is that the "new" living area will be too small (it's 10.5 feet wide, 12 feet long on the outside wall with a patio door, 7 feet long on the opposite wall adjacent to the stairs) I think we'd be looking for seating for 4-6 and will change the kitchen island to have a bar-style overhang where people could sit too, but I've been wondering if the size of the room is realistic to do this. Currently the dining room houses a 60-inch square dining table (seats 8) and corner bookcases we use as a china cabinet. Pulling out the seats near the bookcase is squishy. What are the dimensions of your small living room (or other seating area), what furniture do you have in it and how functional is it? Showing your layout would be greatly appreciated! Many TIA. |
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My living room is a very poorly designed 12x12 room. It's open to the kitchen via a wide doorway (which we'd narrow by 1/3 when we redo the kitchen eventually) and is the primary traffic lane to the kitchen from the front door which is the main entrance, the mudroom entrance is on the opposite end of the house from the driveway so it's NEVER used. We don't have a family room. Here's the floorplan: The big green blob is a big cushy upholstered bench - kind of like a ginormous ottoman, 61x27" - that I call my "lounge". Piled with pillows it makes a great nesting spot with a book, and it will seat three friendly people. One of the things that makes the room so irritating is that there's pretty much only one way it can be arranged. I can't move the couch in front of the window because it'll block the heat (that whole wall is taken up by a baseboard radiator) as well as get the leather cooked by both the heat and what sun comes into that bay window. Moving the tv to the other side of the fireplace would put it in just the right place to catch the glare from the window, that's where we put it when we first moved in - for about a day and a half! The LR also has two small wooden armchairs, which I'd really like to get rid of but can't afford to replace at this time. I'd love to put a little settee (the sort that's up on legs so as not to block the heat) there if I found one shallow enough front-to-back; we inherited a little Eastlake piece that I was going to put there but DH loathed it. LOL We can seat 8, 9 if we bring in another chair from the library, without anyone having to take a floor pillow. With lawn chairs and floor pillows we got more than 20 in there for our House-Swarming, but it's not something I'd want to do often! We also did the flipperoo - the room we use as the LR was originally the DR but we really wanted the fireplace in the LR, so we designated the original LR (same size but not a traffic lane) as DR which we converted into a library because we needed the room for the books! We're fanatical readers and don't even have all the books unpacked because we haven't got bookshelf space for them all... and we don't even save everything we read. LOL |
@ johnmari: what program did you use to mock up your living room? Im in the same boat as the OP and i think being able to move stuff around in a virtual enviroment would help me out greatly. |
That's the free Arrange-A-Room utility at BHG.com. Limited, but well, it's free! LOL I added some details and touchups in Paint but the main part of it is from BHG. Because I know someone will ask ;-) to be able to share your plan you need to make a jpeg out of it, you can't post a link to the site and have it cough up your plan. What you do is put the BHG window to its maximum size and press the "PrtSc" key on your keyboard. This takes a "screenshot", saving a picture of whatever is on your screen. Open up your Paint program (if you're using Windows, or whatever its equivalent is if you're on a Mac or Linux) and choose "paste" to paste that screenshot into that program. Crop off all the extraneous stuff and when you go to save it, choose "save as" and scroll down to ".jpeg". Then upload it to your preferred photo hosting site like photobucket or picturetrail, and copy the html tag they provide (the one with angle brackets like < >, not the one that has square brackets like [ ]) in your post. |
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[81] Round Cell Inflammatory Myofibroblastic Tumor with Nuclear Membrane or Perinuclear ALK: An Aggressive Intra-Abdominal Variant
JL Hornick, WL Wang, A Roy, D Lopez-Terrada, AJ Lazar, CM Coffin. Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; UT-MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston; Baylor College of Medicine, Houston; Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville
Background: Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor (IMT) is a mesenchymal neoplasm of intermediate biologic potential that may recur and rarely metastasize. Pathologic features do not correlate well with behavior. Approximately 50% of IMTs harbor ALK gene rearrangement and overexpress ALK, most demonstrating diffuse cytoplasmic staining. Rare IMTs with a distinct nuclear membrane or perinuclear pattern of ALK and round cell morphology have been reported. These cases showed an aggressive clinical course, suggesting that such patterns may predict malignant behavior.
Design: IMTs from 4 institutions were screened to identify tumors showing nuclear membrane or perinuclear ALK. Clinicopathologic features were evaluated, and follow-up was obtained. FISH and RT-PCR were performed on a subset of cases.
Results: 8 cases were identified. All patients were male (mean age 35 yr; range 7 mo – 59 yr), and all tumors were intra-abdominal (mesentery or omentum). Mean size was 16 cm (range 8–26 cm); 3 were multifocal. The tumors were composed predominantly of sheets of round to epithelioid cells with vesicular nuclei, large nucleoli, and amphophilic cytoplasm. In all cases, a minor spindle cell component was present; 5 had abundant myxoid stroma. In 4 cases neutrophils were prominent, in 3 cases lymphocytes. Median mitotic rate was 6 per 10 HPF; 5 had necrosis. All were positive for ALK (6 nuclear membrane pattern; 2 perinuclear), 7 desmin, 3 focal SMA, and 5 focal CD30. All were negative for myf4, keratins, EMA, and S-100. Thus far, FISH was positive for ALK rearrangement in 2 cases, and in 1 case a RANBP2-ALK fusion was detected by RT-PCR. Follow-up ranged from 3 mo - 3 yr (median 13 mo). Seven patients underwent surgical resection; in 1 case, tumor was inoperable. All patients had rapid local recurrence (within 8 mo); 4 had multiple recurrences. Seven had post-operative chemotherapy; 2 had XRT. Two patients also developed metastases (1 liver; 1 lung). Thus far, 3 patients died of disease, 4 are alive with disease, and 1 has no evidence of disease.
Conclusions: Round cell IMT with nuclear membrane or perinuclear ALK is a distinctive variant with an intra-abdominal predilection. Unlike conventional IMT, abundant myxoid stroma and prominent neutrophils are common. These tumors pursue an aggressive course with rapid local recurrences.
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It's a nice tie. I would swap out the shirt for something solid, but that tie and the suit are fine. The shirt's fine too, but the scale of the checkish part of the tie pattern and that of the shirt are too close. White or blue, though I think I would prefer white.


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1. Yes 2. Possibly Granada 3. Looks like my Gemini at times during the year, so yes. |
I think there is a good chance the first rose is actually Heirloom, as labeled. The yellow with red edges reminds me of Perfect Moment, although that variety is not strongly fragrant to my nose. The white with blushing edges does look like Gemini. |
There was a lapse between when I typed and when I sent, so I hadn't seen Diane's response. She ranks above me as a rose expert, so her guess of Granada is probably right. |
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Granada has pink in it, this rose is totally bright yellow with bright orange edges nothing else and real fragrant. |
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I use to have perfect momemt and it had no frangrance at all, But it does resemble it. When I was looking for this rose on the internet it reminded me of Judy Garland. Here's another close up shot of it, your thoughts? The reason I questioned the Heirloom is because I bought one that is bareroot and it bloomed before this one and it had a darker purple petal on the edge and the rest was the same color as the picture. This heirloom was in a pot. I also purchased a rose labeled Intrigue and it turned out to be Angel Face which is fine also but HD has so many wront labeled roses this year on the $7 roses. |
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playing around with a small screwdriver and one of my portable cords, i got the single screwdriver into the receptacle in about 15 seconds. a child could easily do that. if it helps, it was a cooper resi grade, as well as a cooper weather resistant. both 5-15. |
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The explanations I have seen of tamper-resistant receptacles imply that they would not resist the entry of a small screwdriver into only one side of the receptacle. They are supposed to work by providing voltage only when something is inserted into both the hot and neutral sides of the receptacle, something a child is unlikely to accomplish. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tamper-Resistant Electrical Receptacles
I just replaced a 1950s-era tamper-resistant receptacle. It wasn't tamper-resistant when it was installed. The caked-on rust and dirt made it very resistant to my attempts to tamper with it. I ended up uninstalling it with a hammer. |
- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Sat, Nov 6, 10 at 7:50
"They are supposed to work by providing voltage only when something is inserted into both the hot and neutral sides of the receptacle," This is completely wrong. The voltage is always there. Here is the text right from the link your provided: "These receptacles have spring-loaded shutters that close off the contact openings, or slots, of the receptacles. When a plug is inserted into the receptacle, both springs are compressed and the shutters then open, allowing for the metal prongs to make contact to create an electrical circuit. Because both springs must be compressed at the same time, the shutters do not open when a child attempts to insert an object into only one contact opening, and there is no contact with electricity." |
I used a single screwdriver. and nothing else. the receptacle was energized. |
- Posted by ontariojer (My Page) on Sat, Nov 6, 10 at 13:21
Tamper RESISTANT, not tamper(or idiot) proof. |
because i could get a small screwdriver in it, without inserting anything into the other slot, i render them pointless. If i can get a screwdriver into an energized receptacle, so can a child. in my kitchen, i have one where the shutter doesnt shut, either. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Sat, Nov 6, 10 at 19:14
It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are too ingenious. |
i got the single screwdriver into the receptacle in about 15 seconds. a child could easily do that. This just goes to show that a child did do it--- Correct smithy? |
Yes. so they are useless. |
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But they cost more. Government really helps make housing more affordable. |
Government really helps make housing more affordable. Blame NFPA, not the feds. |
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Sun, Nov 7, 10 at 12:33
The NEC becomes law only when adopted by a legal jurisdiction. The NFPA is not such a jurisdiction. |
True, local lawmakers adopt the NEC, but my point is that the requirement was dreamed up the the NFPA board, not by our legislators (or yours in your jurisdiction). |
I'll just stick to my Hubbell 20A Industrial Grade. |
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Hisashi Iwakuma knew going in to this game that he'd have to deliver one of his best mound performances of the season. The Mariners had been...
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Hisashi Iwakuma knew going in to this game that he'd have to deliver one of his best mound performances of the season.
The Mariners had been left reeling with eight straight losses after numerous subpar outings in a row by starting pitchers. Iwakuma was naturally a bit worried when he served up a leadoff homer to Jurickson Profar and then another run in his second inning of work.
But he settled down from there for his deepest outing this year and bought his team time to come back.
"It wasn't easy to start the game," Iwakuma said, through interpreter Antony Suzuki, after an eight-inning performance that tied his career best. "The breaking pitches caught the fat part of the plate, but I made a good adjustment after that and I was able to throw more fastballs from the third inning on."
Profar, 20, became the youngest player to lead off a game with a home run since Lou Klimchock of the Kansas City Athletics in 1958.
The Rangers had three hits the first two innings, but only two off Iwakuma over the final six frames he worked. Iwakuma struck out eight, didn't walk anyone and has yet to lose this season when he throws at least 6-1/3 innings — something he's done seven times.
"I had a strong feeling inside that I needed to stop the losing streak," Iwakuma said. "That was one thing that I had in mind."
• The Mariners were a bit short-handed from the left side of their bullpen late, with Charlie Furbush and Lucas Luetge having worked multiple innings in recent games. So, right-handed reliever Yoervis Medina was left in the game in the 13th to face switch-hitter Profar and left-hander David Murphy.
A key was striking out Profar on a full-count checked swing with a runner on third and only one out.
"I've pitched in that situation a lot," Medina said, through an interpreter. "I always focus on the batter. I try to tune out the runners and focus on the batter and get him out."
Medina did just that, got Murphy on an ensuing ground out and went on to earn his first big league win.
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• Justin Smoak said his stiff right oblique felt better Sunday. The team will see how he feels Monday before deciding whether he'll have to go on the 15-day disabled list.
Smoak said he had a similar problem with his left oblique during his first season of pro ball, but it felt better after a few days and was worse than this injury.
• Tom Wilhelmsen threw two innings of perfect ball in the ninth and 10th inning to match his longest outing this season. Wilhelmsen has held right-handed hitters hitless in 33 at-bats to start the season, the longest streak in the majors since Joel Pineiro retired 51 in a row to start 2001 for Seattle.


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Sheriff's officials said the man entered the substation on 845 Imperial Beach Blvd. at about 4 p.m. Wednesday and claimed that he killed his wife.
Authorities said they believe the man stabbed the woman multiple times in the parking lot of the substation. Homicide investigators found the body at the back of the substation next to a white Nissan pickup truck.
Detectives say when the man turned himself in, he had their two toddlers in his arms.
"He just said it rather matter-of-factly that he'd just killed his wife," said sheriff's Lt. Glenn Giannantonio. "He complied with the deputies' demands and orders and put the children down. He had a knife in his waistband. Without even being asked or told to, he took the knife out and dropped it on the ground."
Sources tell 10News the man accused in the stabbing is Marvin Duncan. According to court documents obtained by 10News, he and his wife divorced last September. Six other court cases were found involving domestic issues.
10News cameras captured a homicide detective and two sheriff's deputies arriving at Duncan's Valencia Park home.
Neighbor and friend Cesar Gonzales was shocked when 10News told him Duncan had turned himself in a few hours earlier.
"To be honest… it's pretty shocking, you know, because he was so like a family person," said Gonzales.
Gonzales told 10News that Duncan was former U.S. Navy and currently worked at the NASSCO shipyard, where he had been employed for the past 30 years. He described Duncan as a family man.
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Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 2014You can now register for the Plano Race for the Cure 2014 which will be held on June 14, 2014. Go to www.komennorthtexas.org For more information contact Marylin Smith. The goals of the Race For The Cure Programs are:
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I was 39 at the time of my diagnosis…okay…so just 3 months away from my 40th birthday but still not of age to officially have a mammogram. I was getting ready for bed one night and felt a lump. I got into my OB/GYN the very next day, and scheduled my first mammogram and ultrasound. The radiologist said to me "You just have fibrous breasts, just be sure to keep checking them and we will see you next year." So, you can imagine my concern when my OB/GYN's office called and wanted me to see a breast surgeon just to be on the side of being overly cautious.
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Little did I know how important this appointment would be and little did I know that this new doctor whom I had never meet before would save my life. Consult led to surgical excisional biopsy, which led to official diagnosis on July 20th, 2010. I will never forget hearing the doctor say…"Well dear, you have breast cancer…"
The next year and half of my life included a double mastectomy, 6 rounds of chemotherapy, a year of Herceptin, 6 ½ weeks of radiation and then 2 reconstructive surgeries that ended in September, 2011. I am just so very thankful for my amazing family where I found my source of strength and inspiration…they are my everything! I cannot begin to express my gratitude for all of the support of many friends both old and new, many members at CUMC and for the wonderful medical staff down at Presbyterian Dallas.!
As the summer of 2011 ended, my older sister and I participated in the Komen 3-Day walk in Chicago. We raised over $11,000, walked 60 miles in 3 days and eleven days later I had the first of my reconstructive surgeries. Words cannot describe the emotion that I felt accomplishing this task and now focus on a bright, healthy and happy future!
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My journey started in September of 2007, just six weeks after getting the all clear from my annual mammogram. I found the 3.9 tumor on my own, feeling confident it was nothing because I did everything right. Unfortunately, that was not the news I got from my doctor. This is when the world starting twirling for me. Being told I needed to find a surgeon immediately and get things rolling, I was lucky to stumble upon a women surgeon who took the time to explain things to me and understood that I was scared. I had no choice but a mastectomy, one year of chemotherapy followed by six weeks of radiation. It was a journey I hope I will never have to travel again. Thank goodness for family and friends. They rallied around my family to help us through this.
My advice to someone else is, when a doctor tells you that you have dense breast tissue, get a Breast MRI. No one ever mentioned this to me before so that is why I'm sharing it with you.
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Morgellons, is it real or not? Now morgellons itchy skin disease is reaching pandemic status.
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Odom was either delusional or she was suffering from a bizarre and devastating illness that doctors cannot treat. In December 2004 the 36-year-old mother of two teenagers started developing lesions on her arms, legs and backside. At times, she says, it felt as if needles were stinging her. And then she noticed strange, colored fibers emerging from her skin. "They would almost look like dust fibers," says Odom, who lives in Torrance, Calif. "I would put my hands together and my hands would puff off the fibers. Combing my head, you could see the fibers emerging. It's literally almost out of a sci-fi movie. You think, 'This isn't happening'."
After seeing a TV news report in February 2005, Odom became convinced she was suffering from Morgellons, an unexplained condition that has sparked debate and controversy within the medical community. Some doctors and researchers believe Morgellons is an emergent disease characterized by nonhealing skin lesions, crawling or itching sensations, fibers and black granules emerging from the skin, and neurological impairments such as short-term memory loss. The problem, for Odom and thousands of others who believe they suffer from the disease, is that most dermatologists think there is no such thing as Morgellons. They attribute the suffering of patients like Odom to delusions or anxiety-driven self-mutilation.
Now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have launched their first study of Morgellons, which may provide some answers as early as next year. Michele Pearson, the CDC's principal investigator, says the agency got involved after receiving an increasing number of calls—averaging about 100 a month since November 2006—from patients, doctors, public health officials and members of Congress asking the CDC to look into Morgellons, which the agency describes as "an unexplained skin condition." Patients in the study will undergo medical, dermatological and psychological examinations, including blood tests and skin biopsies. The study will be conducted in conjunction with Kaiser Permanente's Northern California Division of Research. Any fibers collected will be analyzed by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, which has both forensics capabilities and an environmental research lab. "We are absolutely going into this with an open mind," Pearson says.
But many doctors have already formed their own opinions about Morgellons. Jeffrey Meffert, a dermatologist and associate clinical professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, is a vocal Morgellons skeptic, often debunking the disease in presentations to colleagues. He says he sees at least one patient a month claiming to have Morgellons, but he diagnoses most of them with prurigo nodularis, a condition sometimes fueled by anxiety and characterized by chronic itching and scratching, which creates hardened nodules on the skin. More rarely, he says, patients have the mistaken belief that they are infested with parasites. "People with delusional parasitosis are very functional and rational except when it comes to this one issue," he says. "Many dermatologists would rather these patients never show up, because they don't feel they have the time to spend. No one knows how to deal with them."
That attitude is a familiar one to Odom, who visited seven doctors between January 2005 and April 2006, trying to discover what was wrong with her. By that time the lesions had spread to her head, causing her hair to fall out in patches. Some of the doctors she saw diagnosed her with dermatitis, but most thought the problem was psychological and assumed she was scratching her skin and pulling out her own hair. One prescribed Zoloft for depression, while others prescribed the anti-anxiety drug Xanax. (She refused to take the drugs.) One dermatologist (not Meffert) diagnosed her with delusional parasitosis. "He told me, 'You seem a little obsessed. Maybe you should go speak to somebody'," she says.
Odom, a former softball coach and school aide, never doubted her mental health, although she acknowledges she grew "frantic and high strung" after realizing her doctors didn't believe her. She began isolating herself, fearing she might be contagious. "The worst fear for me was whether I was going to infect my children," she says. "I stopped hugging them and kissing them. I had a hard time preparing their food, thinking whatever I'm spewing out of my body is going to get into what I'm cooking."
Odom eventually gave up on doctors, turning instead to alternative treatments, including lots of vitamins, grapeseed extract and other dietary supplements. She also moved her family out of their house, which was next to a landfill. Her lesions started to heal six months ago (though the reasons for her improvement remain a mystery), but she still wants to know why she got sick in the first place. Thanks to the CDC study, which is budgeted at $545,000, she may someday find out.
Those who believe they suffer from Morgellons hail the CDC study as a victory in their grass-roots Internet campaign to raise awareness and research funds. In fact, the name Morgellons was chosen not by a doctor but by Mary Leitao, a mother and former medical researcher who says that in 2001 she observed fibers coming out of the skin of her then two-year-old son, who also had lesions and complained of "bugs." After visiting five doctors and failing to get answers that satisfied her, Leitao created a Web site in 2002 and formed the Morgellons Research Foundation. Soon she was flooded with e-mails from people complaining of similar symptoms. To date, more than 11,000 people have registered on her site, many from California, Texas and Florida. Leitao, whose son is now "much improved," hopes the CDC study will convince doctors to take Morgellons patients seriously after years of what many describe as humiliating and dismissive encounters.


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He has developed and organised the highly successful Parliamentary Internship scheme whereby students research a policy issue for one of the local MPs.
John graduated in 1968 with a degree in History at Cambridge University. He was awarded a doctorate in Politics at the University of Leeds in an aspect of late-nineteenth century British Politics. His intellectual approach spans the disciplines of History and Politics. In the past he has researched the reform of the British Civil Service as far back as the 1850s. At present he is researching the Politics of Alcohol Control in Britain from 1830-1960.
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This looks set to grow in the future, with overall volumes from a cross-section of countries, including Chile, Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Argentina, having increased (across all horticultural categories), and to all markets, from some 45.7 million metric tons to just under 82 million metric tons.
This represents almost a doubling of the total volume of exports in just a 10-year period.
While all international markets have seen their imports from these Latin American suppliers increase, the growth in some international markets has been especially impressive.
Exports to Asian markets have increased by 173% over this 10-year period, and exports to Australasian markets have increased by some 156%.
To Africa, the increase in Latin American trade has been a staggering 2,500%, but from a low base.
Exports to the European Union from Latin America have increased by around 75%, to the U.S. by 90% and to the Middle East just under 70%. Regional trade to other neighboring Latin American countries has increased by some 30%.
The general wisdom these days is that the real growth in exports will come from fast-emerging markets, especially in Asia.
While it is true that exports from Latin America have increased to Asian markets from 2 million metric tons to more than 5 million per year, the reality is that regions such as the EU and North America still account for 32% and 45% of overall exports.
Interestingly, these proportions have remained relatively unchanged over the past 10 years.
Latin American exports to neighboring markets account for 12% of exports.
The Middle East is still less than 2%, Asia around 7% and Africa and Australasia less than 1% of overall exports.
The EU, U.S. and Asia are clearly the big opportunity areas for the forthcoming period, but interest in nontraditional markets, not least in Africa, cannot be ruled out either for future opportunities.
So for all the talk of the future for international fruit suppliers (and not just in Latin America) being in the emerging markets, the real picture is somewhat different.
EU and U.S. markets are still of critical overall importance to Latin America and will continue to be so in the future.
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Tue, Sep 4, 12 at 19:39
My DH asked for a quilt earlier in the year so he can "relax" on the sofa...we all know what that means :-). Well I finally finished it this weekend.
You can't tell in the pic, but I did spirals in the center of the blocks and at each corner...still experimenting with FMQ. The spirals aren't perfect, but it's a cool effect and was fun to do... Valarie |
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Very nice, Valarie! I'm sure your hubby will love it! Donna |
Great job Valerie! I am sure your DH will be able to "relax" on the couch with this awesome quilt! |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Tue, Sep 4, 12 at 20:30
Great quilt. I love your colors. |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Tue, Sep 4, 12 at 20:33
Looks like a very manly quilt - perfect for channel surfacing on a dreary day. Love the batiks. Wonderful job. |
Oh, I love it. Batiks are my favorite. beverly |
Love the quilt and the fabrics. Would love to see a close-up of your quilting. I love to FMQ, but I'm not very good at accuracy, just the fun of it. |
- Posted by jackier123 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 4, 12 at 22:06
I love it too. Anything Batik is great! Jackie |
LOVE the colors! It's so rich looking. Could you get a shot of the quilting? |
Nice job! Love the colors, love the batiks. It's hard to remember you've been quilting for such a short time! Looks like the work of a pro. Kate |
"Warm and wonderful" is how I would describe it. You did a fantastic job, Valarie. The fabrics are great and I love the pattern. Very, very handsome. Lois |
I wish mine were that beautiful. Love it! |
It is very well done. Congratulations! Theresa |
- Posted by lafonda_ranch (My Page) on Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 7:02
Beautiful!! My dh would love that as well. You may never get him off the couch, now, LOL! Robbi |
That's both beautiful and perfect for a man. Reminds me of fall. |
- Posted by littlehelen (My Page) on Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 19:05
Thanks all! And yes dh will be channel surfing happily. Bev2009: Here's a pic of the quilting, this is the border shot...I did a spiral in the cemter blocks (smaller) and each of the four coners. The spiral was a last minute thought, the fabric inspired me as I was attempting to imitate the batik fabric. The balance of the quilt is stippling and I did do a loopy loop in the skinny black border. In retrospect,I wish had a larger spiral in the center blocks...live and learn...Next time! |
- Posted by quiltingfox (My Page) on Thu, Sep 6, 12 at 13:49
That's a beautiful and gorgeous quilt! I love the colors and quilt pattern! TFS! :-) Best to you, |
The quilt patterns look great! I appreciate seeing other discard the no crossing over a stitch. I really like free wheeling with the thread, it's what makes free motion such fun to do...until your shoulders give out ;-) |
That's a great couch quilt. You did a wonderful job on the quiltng too. |
Thanks for the pic. I'll give the spiral a shot today. |
Wow, that is really beautiful. Your colors are so rich. Nice job. Lola |
- Posted by bozogardener (My Page) on Sun, Sep 9, 12 at 19:41
That's lovely! Your DH is a lucky man! |
That quilt is gorgeous and perfect for a man! I love the dark brown in there with the other colors. You also did a great job on the quilting. You're inspiring! Dawn |
It is gorgeous!!! Greart job on the quilting too. I'm still learning FMQ and I wait so long in between practice that it's like starting over each time lol!!! Rosa |
- Posted by bloomorelse (My Page) on Mon, Sep 17, 12 at 11:22
Love your quilt. Batiks are my favorite too. Would love to do FMQ, but most of my quilts are Queen and it would be impossible with my regular Singer machine. Too little space to bunch/roll all that fabric. |
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Cam Newton was historically good as a rookie quarterback in 2011, feeding his doubters who advised Carolina to pick Blaine Gabbert first overall (*raises hand slowly, and feels deep shame*) a steady diet of crow.
He broke the record for the most passing yards by a rookie in a game, and he did it in Week 1, throwing for 422 yards against the Cardinals. The following week he threw for 432 yards, becoming the first rookie to throw for over 400 yards in back-to-back games. He also finished with the most rushing yards by a rookie quarterback, the most rushing touchdowns, and the most total touchdowns.
Yet there could be five quarterbacks better than Newton in this year's draft if you believe one unnamed scout who's presumably basing his entire judgment of this year's class on Tecmo Bowl simulations.
By now you're well versed in April lunacy, and the odd thoughts and smoke sightings with little fire that dominate this month. But the words of our anonymous scout when he spoke to Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette are the kind of crazy that makes bloggers write lengthy posts questioning the level of sanity in some scouting circles.
Take it away, nameless man.
From Dougherty:
"I think there's five of them that are better than any of them last year," said one of the two scouts I talked to over the weekend about the quarterback class.
Newton was named the offensive rookie of the year after showing both tremendous skill, and promise for the future. Still, given the historic hype surrounding Luck and Griffin and the comparisons to the likes of John Elway, it's not too far fetched to think they could eclipse Newton's Year One superstardom. Beyond that, this scout's statement made me reach for a bottle of Advil.
Gabbert was timid last year and ineffective, Christian Ponder was inconsistent, and it's far too early to pass judgment on Jake Locker and Colin Kaepernick given their lack of playing time. However, beyond Newton's record smashing there was also Andy Dalton, who came just two yards shy of 3,400 passing yards, and he led a young Bengals team that was supposed to be rebuilding to the playoffs.
After the top three, this year's top five at the quarterback position is filled out by two of Brandon Weeden, Kirk Cousins, and Brock Osweiler, depending on which mock you read during any given hour. All have upside, but it's exceedingly difficult to imagine a universe in which they're all better than Newton, or even Dalton.
So this becomes another friendly GLS draft public service announcement, advising you to please exercise extreme caution while absorbing anonymous scouting scuttlebutt in April.