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US, UN add Ansar Dine to list of terror groups
The US State Department and the United Nations added Ansar Dine, a Mali terrorist group with close ties to al Qaeda, to their lists of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Today's designations follow the addition of the group's emir, Iyad ag Ghali, to the US and UN's lists of global terrorists late last month.
Ansar Dine, or Defenders of the Faith, allied with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO) to take control of northern Mali in March 2012, and helped to administer sharia, or Islamic law, in areas under their control. AQIM's emir noted that Ansar Dine would be the local face for al Qaeda while the terror groups trained terrorists and plotted to attack outside of the region.
The State Department said that Ansar Dine "cooperates closely with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb" and "has received support from AQIM since its inception in late 2011, and continues to maintain close ties to the group."
Ansar Dine "has received backing from AQIM in its fight against Malian and French forces, most notably in the capture of the Malian towns of Agulhok, Tessalit, Kidal, Gao, and Timbuktu, between January and April 2012," State continued. Ansar Dine "executed 82 Malian soldiers and kidnapped 30 more" during its takeover of the town of Aguelhok in March 2012.
The United Nations stated that Ansar Dine received significant "military support" from AQIM "in its fight against the Malian Armed Forces, notably in the capture of the towns of Aguelhok on 24 January 2012; Tessalit on 10 March 2012; Kidal on 30 March 2012; Gao on 30 March 2012; and Timbuktu on 1 April 2012."
The UN also noted that Ansar Dine emir Iyad ag Ghali "received a payment of 400,000 euros from one of the leaders of an AQIM brigade in the Sahel, the Tariq ibn Ziyad Brigade" and "welcomed numerous AQIM fighters" into his rank and file.
"The ties between Ansar Dine and AQIM have grown stronger since November 2012," the UN said, citing the establishment of joint offices with AQIM and MUJAO in Gao in November 2012.
Also, in November 2012, Ansar Dine established "an alliance" with AQIM and MUJAO, "and a common strategy was defined." The UN designation went on to state that Ansar Dine's emir "expressed his support for AQIM's ideology" in late November.
Close relationship between AQIM, Ansar Dine, has been clear
The close relationship between Ansar Dine and AQIM and MUJAO was apparent during the takeover of northern Mali in early 2012. Press reports from Mali indicated that the three groups coordinated military operations, cross-trained fighters, and set up areas of responsibilities in regions under their control. In January 2013, the three groups launched a coordinated offensive to take control of central Mali, and were preparing to advance on the capital of Bamako before French troops intervened.
But the nature of the relationship between the Ansar Dine and AQIM became crystal clear when a lengthy letter written by Abdelmalek Droukdel, the emir of al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, to his fighters in northern Mali showed that the group sought to use the country to wage a global jihad. Droukdel instructed his followers to mask their operations and "pretend to be a 'domestic' movement" so as not to draw international attention and intervention. Ansar Dine was to be the local face of the jihadist movement, while AQIM established training camps for external jihadist operations [see LWJ report, Al Qaeda in Mali sought to hide foreign designs].
READER COMMENTS: "US, UN add Ansar Dine to list of terror groups"
Posted by Dingo Dan Dan at March 21, 2013 12:17 PM ET:
these people do more than Treasury lately it seems. Why isnt Haram bokos FTO yet? You waste these time on this group and Boko isnt on your list yet? Why are you doing this when people are dying in Nigeria on a daily basis at the hands of the Haram?
Posted by mike merlo at March 21, 2013 8:54 PM ET:
I wonder how many more of these "Terrorist Listings" it will take before the UN decides in their own way to declare their own GWOT and take military actions to support it.
Posted by blert at March 21, 2013 10:10 PM ET:
One wonders why officialdom is so s l o w to face reality and declaim the enemies of all mankind.
The fanatics hatch new, named, cells like they're chicks.
Posted by gaz at March 22, 2013 12:05 AM ET:
The Nigerian government and the Nigerian embassy has campaigned against Boko haram being declared a FTO for reasons best understood by itself.


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Hi, This summer I adopted my great aunt's "wonder plant". This plant had been her faithful companion for decades. Then, when she died last December, the plant was left behind on the windowsill in her empty house. Amazingly, it was still alive (& well!) when I stopped by her house in June. Upon hearing of the plant's pluckiness, several family members eagerly volunteered to give it home. But, I retained custody by citing my long time gardening experience ... & the rule of "finders, keepers" ;). Since that time, the plant has been going steadily downhill (& I've learned the virtue of humility). I'm hoping to get some help to id the plant. Fromt there, I would be super grateful for advice in coming up with a recovery plan to try to save it. All ideas & suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! Many Thanks! |
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- Posted by nicoblue74 IN (My Page) on Mon, Dec 3, 12 at 20:13
It looks like a peperomia obtusifolia. Mine does well with little care...kind of a hands off plant. I let it get pretty dry before watering and it does not require a lot of light. Hope you can get it to rebound! |
- Posted by FlowerPotTipper 6 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 12 at 1:38
I have one of these...does yours only have those two stems? cause that's a pretty big pot for just a few stems. And it looks like someone is taking nips at it, maybe the your furry gardening partner that's behind your plant in the pic? Also what kind of soil is it in? -FPT |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 12 at 9:41
Great story! What a tough survivor plant! I would learn the lesson the plant taught you already. It lived for 6 months without water. How often are you watering it? Can't tell from the pic, but do you think it's getting enough light? Which was was the window facing where you found it? You probably are unable to know or tell when it was last repotted, but that would probably be a good idea when you think the time is right. I wouldn't do it until the plant is a little more robust, assuming that's possible to achieve, which I would assume. |
- Posted by Chriztine111 none (My Page) on Wed, Dec 5, 12 at 1:23
Thank you all for the replies!! Originally, I thought it might be a peperomia glabella but now after looking at several obtusifolia photos, it look like that is probably a better match. I've been keeping it on a console table below an eastward facing window w a blind over it (the blind slats are slightly tipped down so as to block the view from below while letting in as much sun as possible) but it used to be on the sill of an "uncovered" window with southern exposure. As, I write this, its striking me that the location might not being meeting its modest light needs. What do you all think? Unfortunately, it is already receiving the best exposure my house has to offer. If it should have more light, would using something like the Fertile Earth LiteStik House Plant Light help the situation? It definitely had more than 2 stems when I took it in & the stems were more like vines at the time. Then, the leaf damage started to appear & entire vines would get sickly looking and drop off. Aside from having a heart to heart with Henry (the feline blur in the photo who swears he's innocent), I also looked over the entire plant and soil& then re-checked it with a lighted magnifying glass but couldn't find any obvious culprits. I would be inclined to put the blame back on Henry (especially for those leaves that look like they have had their outer edges knawed off) but then there are others with damage that doesn't seem to be cat inflicted. It looked so full & crowded in its original 7"(traditional deeper style) pot that I ended up replanting it in the shallower 9" one it's in now. Apparently that wasn't a great call either. I kept the sandy dirt it was living in & filled in potting soil around that. Both mediums are very light & quick to dry out. Its always bone dry when I water which I'd guesstimate is about every week or 2 but I've never been sure about what watering interval is best. Once again, I would welcome any ideas, impressions, &/or advice based on the additional info. What sort of care regime would you all implement over the next few months if you were me? Is there such a thing as houseplant bootcamp? ;) Double Thanks! |
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- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Wed, Dec 5, 12 at 10:07
"Is there such a thing as houseplant bootcamp?" Yes, you're here! I wouldn't worry too much about the damaged leaves. Hopefully your plant will get its' strength back and replace those leaves soon. You may find it helpful to look over some of the discussions about soils. Drying out quickly is good, but kind of conflicts with your description of "sandy." Hardly any plants appreciate much if any sand in their pot. How did the roots seem to you? After you water, feel the heft of the pot. When it feel much lighter, it's time to water again. Your goal is to find a balance that's definitely not soggy, but letting it go bone dusty dry is probably something you want to avoid. You can only give as much light as you have. Supplementing that, hard to say if it's necessary. There's a pretty big difference between an unobstructed south window vs. a semi-covered east window, but that may be enough. It's a hard to call to make from a written description, but since you know it may be an issue, I'm sure you'll be trying to decide by observing the plant. If you're often gone in the morning and you don't feel your privacy is invaded if people can see in while you're not there, maybe lift the slats while you're gone? Just a thought... |
- Posted by greenlarry UK 8/9 (My Page) on Wed, Dec 5, 12 at 13:33
Looks a bit like a ficus to me. Any white sap? |
- Posted by Chriztine111 none (My Page) on Thu, Dec 6, 12 at 1:44
Hi all! No white sap that I've noticed. The soil the plant was in struck me as looking especially poor ... when dry it is more of a light grey color than brown, & when wet, it is a dark grey to black. After reading around the boards for a little soil 101, I'm wondering if "silty" would be a better characterization. In any case, since the plant had been doing so well with it, and to manage the shock of transplant, I had thought that keeping the old soil with it was a good idea. Other than loosening up pot bound roots, I've tended to try to maintain the position of the plant in it's existing soil & then use new soil to fill in under & around it when repotting. Is that not advisable? As for our current patient, I'll pay better attention to its hydration cues to see if they'll lead me to a better watering schedule. One follow up question I have on the lighting... I have an extra plant light so even if it isn't totally necessary, I'd be up for trying the supplimental light as long as it couldn't make things worse. I've read that these plants don't like direct afternoon sun- could the gro light be too much? After reading through many posts in the forums, the only other thing I'm conflicted about is whether or not to fertilize at this point. Anybody care to weigh in on when & what to be adding to try to bring the plant back to its past glory? Happy Growing, |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Thu, Dec 6, 12 at 9:24
Silty isn't good in general. A great soil is more chunky with tiny air pockets in it and doesn't hold excess moisture. When there are 2 different soils in a pot, moisture may have difficulty traveling evenly between then. Be on the lookout for that. At this point, it's probably much better off than it was, and should probably be left alone while it gains back some strength. I probably wouldn't have messed with the roots more than you did either since this plant is recovering from a trauma. The only way to know if there's too much light is if you see sunburn. I'm extremely doubtful that a light could burn a plant that was in a south window before and would probably try using it if I had it. Fertilizer isn't medicine. Did the soil you added have any fertilizer in it already? That would be the 1st thing to know. |
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A Creative Commons music video made out of other CC videos
Hello! Let's go straight to the point. Here is the video:
…and here are the videos that were used having the Creative Commons Attribution licence: http://wonkydollandtheecho.com/thanks.html. They are downloadable via Vimeo, of course.
Videos available from NASA and the ALMA observatory were also used.
The video (not audio) is under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence, which I think is quite reasonable since every scene used from the source videos (ok, almost every scene) has lyrics/graphics embedded on it.
I hope you like it! I didn't have a lot of time to make this video but I like the result. The tools I used are not open source unfortunately, because the learning curve for these tools is quite steap. I will definitely try them in the future. Actually, I really haven't come across any alternative to Adobe After Effects. You might say Blender…but is it really an alternative? Any thoughts?
PS. More news soon for the Sopler project (a web application for making to-do lists) and other things I've been working on lately (like MQTT-SN).
YouTube HTML5 Switch v0.1.7 & News
Long time no see! I've been busy outside the blog-sphere and I've got some news to share. First of all, I upgraded my Firefox Add-on to version 0.1.7. So here is the link:
All in all, the important addition is that you can now use the hotkey Control+Y instead of pushing the button on the toolbar. Plus, I think it now has no other issues for most new versions of Firefox. I need to point out that I get most of the help from the SDK's documentation which is great, but, to anyone interested, don't hesitate to contribute to its content! Restartless add-ons rule!
You may use it and see if it works on YouTube (yeah it works, at least for Firefox 21.0 w/ Fedora Linux) using this video:
Yes! It's the first video of the band I play with, directed by Kostas Gounaris. Cool huh? :)
I hope you'll like it as we put a lot of effort to complete it and guess what? There's also going to be a short film based on the song. I'll let you know!
Happy new year & YouTube HTML5 Switch v0.1.3
Happy new year everybody!!!
Here I am, once more, to announce the new version of my recent small project YouTube HTML5 Switch. I made quite a few additions to the previous version (for which I already made a post) and changes to it and it's on its way to become a fully reviewed add-on for Firefox :)
So what the 0.1.3 version does and has right now is:
- A navigation bar button using the toolbarbutton-jplib (and its depdencies) by erikvold
- a new 16×16 icon for better cross-platform compatibility (I know, it used to be prettier but I will make it again soon)
- It works only when «youtube.com/watch» has been opened
- It doesn't work if &html5=1 is already in the URL
- A clickable widget icon at the add-on bar.
What really changed is that now the navigation bar button is movable and its position is maintained if you open a new window etc. More fixes soon :)
Once again, the code is on my github repo. Of course, for any major change I will keep you posted :)
For those and only those who already use YouTube HTML5 Switch and will upgrade to v0.1.3: Don't worry if the old icon remains on the browser window. Just restart Firefox and everything will work fine!
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Update: The campaign ended successfully :)
Another project I want to talk about is one that's on Indiegogo, a crowdfunging website! It's for my band, Wonky Doll and the Echo. If you dig cinema and like our music please, have a look on our Double project: a music video & a short movie. We will collaborate with a director, Costas Gounaris, for our first music video! Our page is here: http://igg.me/p/297701/ Every cent counts and everyone wins gifts too!
By the way…this is the song of the music video:
YouTube HTML5 Switch (and other news)
Hello! Long time no see!
It's been a busy period and I have lots of news to share. First of all, I decided to have a look on the Mozilla Add-on SDK . It has a very simple API to create Add-ons for Firefox.
Anyway, I tried to come up with an idea of what would be my first Add-on. Hmmm…An Add-on that can make my web experience less annoying. Considering that I spend half of my time on YouTube to listen to songs (mostly), view videos etc, as a Linux user, I get really annoyed when the Flash plug-in crashes and I have to restart Firefox. You can always visit youtube.com/html5 to change that but what if you delete your cookies? It's a boring procedure.
So, what I thought was to make an Add-on that would simply add the «html5=1″ parameter on the URL. And I did it…well, kind of, it's now an experimental Add-on for Firefox. I need to add some more features for it to be considered as a proper Add-on. It's called «YouTube HTML5 Switch» and here it is at the Mozilla Add-ons website, and here is the source code on Github.
I currently develop the Add-on at the Add-on Builder (that means online). I will eventually download the SDK and try it on Fedora :) It's not the smartest Add-on in the world, but I think it's a good start for a newbie. By the way I need to say that the SDK's documentation is not very helpful and I needed to google a lot to write down a few lines of code. Anyway, in every «major» release I will be posting here any changes etc. You can also read the README.md on Github.
What's more? Wonky Doll and the Echo (the band where I play) are supporting I Like Trains here in Athens on December 15, 2012. You can check our Bandcamp page and listen to our songs. Now, if you have installed the Add-on you can test it with these video…if you go on YouTube of course :)
Some videos like this for instance don't have an HTML5 player so the plugin will not be of any use here.
Other videos though, do have have an HTML5 version and the plugin will work!
New Linux OS, New University, New Album!
Hello world :)
I am writing this post from my freshly installed Fedora 16 (If you still haven't downloaded and installed yet I suggest you do it). I am really excited and proud I am using Gnome 3.2. It has achieved a tremendous change on how we must start to perceive our desktop environment. It also does this with style (with minimal touches that I really love). And so far is doing great in terms of stability. No freezes at all. OK, some small details on some drivers is my weak point but I have to blame the manufacturers for that. Well, something I always wanted to yell on the internet: WHY ON EARTH DON'T YOU RELEASE LINUX DRIVERS? …sigh. Anyway everything runs smoothly.
Moving on to our next subject. Well, it's about my studies. I am doing my master's degree at the University of Athens. It's an interdepartmental master of the Physics Department and the IT Department focusing on Electronics Automation…hell yeah. It's not easy, but I enjoy it so far :)
Now, to the last subject. I uploaded my new album on Jamendo!!! It's called «The pursuit of happiness«.I think it's my best work so far…I have until now a very productive year. I hope the following years will be the same as this one. I don't want to say much, it would be better if you just listen :)
Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you enjoy it ! :)
New album on Jamendo and it's an OST
Dear all,
I am glad to announce that I just published my new work. It's a soundtrack for a theatrical play named «Έξι αρχεία κρυμμένα» that means «six hidden files». No it has nothing to do with Linux and you can't unhide them with control+H.
As I already said, this album contains all the songs and effects used at the theatrical play of Tomas Diafas «six hidden files». Six roles, six hidden documents. This play is inspired from last year's incidents at the center of Athens, showing a different chain of events and personal misfortunes created from a protest. A theatrical play for the protests around us that reveal the protests inside us.
Download it in OGG format : http://bit.ly/fpaFbU
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Τα κομμάτια αυτά γράφτηκαν για τη παράσταση «Έξι αρχεία κρυμμένα» του σκηνοθέτη-συγγραφέα Θωμά Διάφα με πρωταγωνιστές έξι χαρακτήρες, έξι αρχεία κρυμμένα, εμπνευσμένη από τα περσυνά τραγικά επεισόδια στο κέντρο της Αθήνας και για το πως αυτά δημιουργούν μια αλληλουχία άλλου είδους προσωπικών επεισοδίων. Μια παράσταση για τις διαδηλώσεις γύρω μας που μαρτυρούν τις επαναστάσεις μέσα μας.Περισσότερες πληροφορίες: http://bit.ly/hp1OBC
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It's not the ideal wood, but it will work. Pine bark is considered great material for potting mixes. Things compost fairly fast in FL between warm temps and abundant rainfall, so I doubt you will have problems. Add plenty of nitrogen (manure, urine, grass clippings & kitchen waste) and you are off to the races. The usual problem in FL isn't getting things to break down - it's preventing that fertility from washing away. |
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Paramount announced the program on facebook and Twitter at 7.00 pm EST Tuesday evening and by the 10.00 am the following morning we had already received over 5,000+ shares, 94,000 likes, and over 2,000 comments. See attached screen shot below.
LocaModa is the most deployed platform in Times Sq for interactive media and we've executed hundreds of similar campaigns globally, but we're often surprised that clients don't do what Paramount is doing to leverage ALL the channels at their disposal to get maximum exposure.
The lesson here (I hope) is that clients should encourage their media buyers to avoid silo thinking. Sure, often the OOH/DOOH media buyer has little or no access to other channels' budgets. But dare I say, that sometimes OOH/DOOH "strategists" are not even interested in anything that isn't out-of-home.
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Residency Program: University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois and Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (Plastic Surgery); Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois (General Surgery)
Special Interests: Healing of difficult wounds; burn reconstruction; reconstruction of genitalia
Research Projects: Biology of surgical infection; normal skin bacteria; growth factors in diabetic wound healing
Honors: Named "Top Doc" by US News and World Report, September 2012
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Stephen R. Lewis, M.D. Professor in Plastic Surgery
Medical School: The Medical College of Pennsylvania
Residency: The Medical College of Pennsylvania (General Surgery); The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (Plastic Surgery)
Special Interests: General plastic surgery; facial cosmetic surgery; aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery; liposuction; cosmetic and therapeutic BOTOX; laser hair and tattoo removal; cosmetic and therapeutic hair transplantation
Research projects: Gene and cytokine induction of collagen synthesis; scarless fetal wound healing
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Medical School: Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms University Medical School, Bonn, Germany
Residency: Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany
Fellowships: Burns and trauma research, acute burn surgery, and reconstructive burn surgery, Shriners Hospitals for Children and The University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas
Clinical Interests: Acute and reconstructive burn surgery; pediatric reconstructive surgery; management of complicated wounds; scar surgery; hand surgery; general plastic surgery; medical student education
Research Interests: Burn metabolism; hypertrophic scars and keloids; fat grafting; burn reconstruction
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Assistant Professor
Director, Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic Surgery
Medical School: Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, North Carolina
Residency: General Surgery, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina; Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina; Plastic Surgery Residency, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Fellowship: Craniofacial and Pediatric Plastic Surgery, University of Southern California and Children's Hospital,
Los Angeles, California
Special Interests: Aesthetic surgery; pediatric and adult craniofacial surgery; skin cancer; Mohs reconstruction; nasal obstruction and repair
Research projects: Salvage of infected implants with delayed regional flap coverage
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Robert L. McCauley, M.D.
Professor of Surgery/Plastic Surgery
Medical School: University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois
Residency Program: University of Chicago Hospital and Clinics, Chicago, Illinois; The University of Texas Health and Science Center, Houston, Texas (Plastic Surgery)
Special Interests: Pediatric burn reconstruction; congenital anomalies; vascular malformations and hemangiomas (laser surgery); hand surgery; microvascular reconstruction; tissue banking
Research Projects: Responses of human fibroblasts cell line to biomaterial and topical antimicrobial agents; growth and metabolism of human fibroblasts and keratinocytes in abnormal wound healing processes (keloids and hypertrophic scar formation); role of cytokine in wound healing
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Phone: (409) 770-6741
Fax: (409) 770-6919
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Kevin D.J. Murphy, M.D., MCh., FRCS (Plast.)
Assistant Professor
Medical School: University College Cork School of Medicine, Cork, Ireland
Residency: Northern Ireland Plastic and Maxillofacial Service, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Fellowships: Hand Surgery, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas;
Pediatric Plastic Surgery, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Microsurgery, The University of Alabama at Birmingham,
Birmingham, Alabama
Special Interests: Fracture and dislocations of the hand and wrist; microsurgery; reconstructive surgery of the upper and lower extremities; pediatric hand surgery; peripheral nerve surgery; medical education
Research Interests: Traumatic and degenerative hand and wrist disease
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Karen L. Powers, M.D.
Assistant Professor
Medical School: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Residency: Virginia Commonwealth University (Plastic Surgery), Richmond, Virginia
Fellowship: University of Utah, Division of Plastic Surgery (Breast Microsurgery), Salt Lake City, Utah
Special Interests: Breast reconstruction; microsurgery; wound healing; medical education
Research projects: Utilization and outcomes of breast reconstruction; national practice patterns and disparities in care among patients with breast cancer; effects of radiation on reconstructed breasts
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Assistant Professor
Medical School: Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Residency: Plastic Surgery Residency, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Fellowship: Hand Surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California
Special Interests: Brachial plexus injury and reconstruction; Dupuytren's disease; peripheral nerve injury and reconstruction; muscle denervation/reinnervation
Research projects: Denervated skeletal muscle physiology
Board Certification: Hand Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery (2013)
Board Certification: Plastic Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery (2012)
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Sorry, guys! I just found the other thread on this in the Resorts and Accomodations forum!
I don't exactly remember where I head this rumor (it could have even been when I was digging around on these forums), but does anyone know the current policy on hotel window decorations? I will be in WDW during the Christmas season (1st time experiencing the WDW Christmas magic! ) and heard that a lot of people decorate thier hotel room windows. I thought that was a neat idea and decided to decorate our window when we go. Later, I hear that people are being asked to take down their window decorations or be charged a rediculous $25 each day the decorations are left up. I looked for something solid on this (i.e. an official statement from Disney), but only found other forum topics with nothing really concrete. I'm not really sure who to even contact about this because I've heard that it is almost impossible to get connected to your actual resort and speak with someone (unless you have a darn good reason to).
Since I can't seem to find clarification on this anywhere, I was wondering if one of you guys knew anything or knew how I can contact the individual resorts about this kind of thing (we're staying at the All Star Movies Resort, btw). Thanks!!


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Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have jointly taken an initiative to offer free online course materials under the open-source platform EdX. The platform intends to offer "interactive experience for students through real-time feedbackâ€. University of California, Berkeley has also joined this initiative recently. Dr. Anant Agarwal, formerly Director of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of MIT is the first President of EdX.
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It has been 100 years since famed artist Rockwell Kent came to Winona to oversee the construction of two Georgian Revival mansions in Pleasant Valley. The young artist later painted some of the most striking images of the 20th century, traveled the world, wrote books about his adventures, and drew the illustrations for the 1930 edition of Herman Melvilles Moby Dick.
A centennial celebration is planned to honor Kent early next year (see adjacent story), and the Winona Post will continue to explore his story in the months ahead. It is a wild tale, full of adventures in arctic lands, overseas journeys in pirate-filled waters, a shipwreck off the coast of Greenland and torrid love affairs that spanned continents.
While Kent was many thingsarchitect, carpenter, author, activistabove all he was an artist. His paintings and illustrations have been hailed as some of the most influential and groundbreaking of the era, showing rugged seascapes, frozen mountainsides, and beauty in the harshest corners of the world.
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He traveled all over the world, and of course, wherever he went, he painted, said fan and Winona centennial celebration organizer Taff Roberts. Roberts fell in love with Kents artwork in 1979, when he spotted one of his paintings on Monhegan Island in Maine.
Monhegan Island was one of Kents favorite spots, a place where he would often go after lengthy foreign travels. He was the son of a lawyer who played the flute and a mother who frowned upon his aspirations as an artist. When Kents father died, his mother urged him to study architecture rather than art in order to support his family.
Kent alternated between art and architectural school as a young man, and came to Winona in 1912 to oversee the construction of the Pleasant Valley mansions at the age of 30. Before he left Winona, there was an exhibition of his paintings at the Winona Public Library. Among the younger present-day painters he stands as one of the foremost men with the brush and canvas, the Winona Independent said of the show at the time. He, like many noted painters and artists, declines to commercialize his work.
Kent took the funds he had raised from his work in Winona and returned to his home state, New York, then quickly boarded a freighter for Newfoundland. Kent had already traveled to Newfoundland and Greenland, and later lived on a nearly uninhabited island with his nine-year-old son in Alaska.
These rough seascapes were often the subject of Kents paintings. His travels brought him to remote villages, and his art explored the images of native houses, sled dogs, and rarely-seen mountains. New York Times critic James Huneker said of his work, But he knocks you off your pins before you can sit down with these broad, realistic, powerful representations of weltering seas, men laboring in boats, rude rocky headlands and snowbound landscapes.
However, when Kent needed money to support his traveling and family, he sometimes took on a commercial job. He provided illustrations for Canterbury Tales, and drafted the logo for Random House Books. His composer friend, Carl Ruggles, whom he met in Winona, posed as Captain Ahab for the 1930 edition of Moby Dick. Random House was, according to documentarian Frederick Lewis, so stunned by the quality of his illustrations for the novel that Melvilles name was omitted from the cover of the first books printed!
Kent published drawings in Vanity Fair magazine under a pen name, and drew advertisements for big brands such as Rolls Royce. He used pen and ink images for some of the drawings, along with various relief print media. Oil painting, however, proved to be one of his most-loved media, and throughout his life he was known as a prolific artist.
In 1956, Kent attempted to donate many of his paintings to a museum in Maine. Sen. Joe McCarthy, however, believed Kent to be a communist (not entirely untrue), and contacted the museum to warn officials not to take the work of a traitor. Kent was furious, and gave the majority of his paintings to the Soviet Union in 1959.
He wanted the people to own his work, said Roberts. He didnt want it in private collections; he wanted it where people could see it.
Many of Kents paintings and illustrations will be on display in Winona during the upcoming festival, but there are some that have been lost for decades, explained Roberts. Kent was known to trade or sell his paintings, and traded two valuable scenes while he was in Winona. Both were traded to a Winona pharmacist; one was recently rediscovered and will be on display during the celebration. The other, known as The Sleigh Ride, has not yet been located, and Roberts said he believes there are other, valuable Kent pieces still out there, undiscovered. We know they are out there, somewhere, he said, recounting a recent Antiques Roadshow in which a Kent painting was appraised at over $300,000. There are probably other paintings that were traded and we just havent been able to find them, said Roberts. They could be hanging in somebodys guest bedroom, or down in someones basement. Theyre out there, somewhere.
Kents images of remote beauty in Newfoundland, Alaska, Tierra del Fuego, Ireland, and Greenland brought the world to his fans, and his unique combination of realism and haunting symbolism helped capture the wonder he found. Through the books he wrote about his adventures, Kent was known as a nature lover, and his book about his time in Alaska was compared to Walt Whitmans Leaves of Grass.
Kent, himself, explained what he wanted from his art: I dont want petty self-expression. I want the elemental, infinite thing; I want to paint the rhythm of eternity.


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[1458] Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis and Less Characterized Etiological Factors.
Shashank Cheemalavaagu, Sang H Woo, Ajit Mahapatra, Neeraja Kambham. Stanford University, CA; Kaiser Permanente, Santa Clara
Background: Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (MPGN types I, III) is an uncommon cause of nephrotic syndrome (NS) in adults, is often associated with immune complex deposits and characterized by mesangial proliferation and reduplication of glomerular basement membranes. Majority of MPGN cases are secondary to autoimmune diseases, cryoglobulins, Hepatitis C infection, and dysproteinemias. Other causes of MPGN are less well studied and many are categorized as idiopathic.
Design: Pathology database was searched (2000-09) for renal biopsies with a diagnosis of MPGN in adults. Patients with clinical or serological evidence of systemic lupus erythematosus (ANA), cryoglobulinemia, Heptitis C/B infection, dysproteinemia (SPEP, UPEP) or lymphoproliferative disorders were excluded. Clinical data including presentation, laboratory investigations and follow up were obtained and all biopsies were reviewed for histological parameters. In addition to routine immunofluorescence staining (including K, L light chains), IgG subtyping was studied (IgG1-4).
Results: A total of 30 patients met our inclusion criteria and the mean age at presentation was 57 years (range 20-85). Two thirds of the patients presented with full NS while most others had non-nephrotic proteinuria. Renal insufficiency was common and one patient presented with acute renal failure. The amount of 24 hour proteinuria had a significant correlation with poor renal function (serum creatinine) (R=0.65, P= 0.001) while crescents, % glomerulosclerosis and interstitial fibrosis did not correlate with renal function. Except in one, immune deposits were evident in all patients either by immunofluorescence or ultrastructural examination. C3 deposits were common followed by IgG and IgM. K/L light chain restriction was detected in 12 patients (9K; 3L) and IgG subclass was monoclonal in nine patients (IgG3: 8; IgG2:1) and oligoglonal in 4 others. The possible etiological factors based on clinical history and follow up include cirrhosis, portocaval shunts, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, drugs and familial forms.
Conclusions: MPGN secondary to less characterized etiologies includes a broad spectrum and the cause may often be elusive. The light chain and IgG subtype restriction may be observed despite lack of monoclonal gammopathy and may result from chronic antigenic/immune stimulation. Histologic parameters were not strongly correlated with renal function.
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1 Now in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea, and Herod being tetrarch of Galilee, and Philip his brother tetrarch of Iturea and the country of Trachonitis, and Lysanias tetrarch of Abilina: | 1 In the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar--when Pontius Pilate was governor of Judea, Herod tetrarch of Galilee, his brother Philip tetrarch of Iturea and Traconitis, and Lysanias tetrarch of Abilene-- |
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Morgantown, WV, Apr 29, 2013 -- State Director Bobby Lewis announced that USDA Rural Development approved a Community Facilities Grant of $15,380 for the City of Spencer, Roane County, WV. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) remains focused on carrying out its mission, despite a time of significant budget uncertainty. Today's announcement is one part of the Department's efforts to strengthen the rural economy.
Rural Development funds will be used to assist in the purchase of a new police vehicle for the City of Spencer Police Department.
USDA has made a concerted effort to deliver results for the American people, even as USDA implements sequestration, the across-the-board budget reductions mandated under terms of the Budget Control Act. USDA has already undertaken historic efforts since 2009 to save more than $700 million in taxpayer funds through targeted, common-sense budget reductions. These reductions have put USDA in a better position to carry out its mission, while implementing sequester budget reductions in a fair manner that causes as little disruption as possible.


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Go to your profile, click to see your list of friends and there is a PM icon next to them.
..and as an aside, The column to the left of the PM icon shows a birthday cake when it is one of your friends has a birthday!
Again, thanks to Talismanisland for point that out.
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26 Oh give thanks to the God of heaven; For his lovingkindness endures forever. | 26 Give thanks to the God of heaven. "His love endures forever." |
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On 23.05.2012 18:47, Robin H. Johnson wrote: > On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 02:42:37PM +0200, Michael Weber wrote: >> i've looked at the blockers of "[TRACKER] portage migration to git" >> [1] and want to discuss "testing git-cvsserver" [2]. >> >> There are two proposed scenarios how to migrate the developers write >> access to the portage tree. > The primary reasons to continue to support CVS-style access via > git-cvsserver: > 1. Lightweight partial/subtree checkouts > - Git has implemented subtree checkouts, but they still bring down a > fairly large packfile. > 2. Arches were Git repos are too heavy (Kumba wanted this for MIPS) > > If we can get rid of #2, we're willing to live with #1. > >> "Clean cut" turns of cvs access on a given and announced timestamp, >> rsync-generation/updates is suspended (no input -> no changes), some >> magic scripts prepare the git repo (according to [3], some hours >> duration) and we all checkout the tree (might be some funny massive load). > 1. You will be given git bundles instead of being allowed to do initial > clone. That way it's just a resumable HTTP download. > 2. rsync generation is NOT going away. Users will still be using it. > Was this a vote for or against a quick proceeding towards git? You are probably the one who can judge best if the infra side could be made ready soonish.
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News about the collapse of an Antarctic ice bridge linking the Wilkins ice shelf to two islands was quickly followed by new research showing that the Arctic ice is thinning dramatically as well as shrinking in extent.
One factor that could help to slow the melting of the Arctic, but which has not yet received serious consideration at an international level, would be to cut the amount of "black carbon" – soot – that we spew into the air. Black carbon darkens ice when it falls, causing it to absorb more heat, and may be responsible for half of the warming effect in the Arctic, according to recent research published in Nature Geoscience. Cutting down on soot would not only remove large amounts of air pollution, but, according to some scientists, could be much quicker and easier than cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
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LAUREL - The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Tuesday that it is moving forward with plans to provide burial services for Veterans near Laurel.
The Rural Initiative plan provides National Veterans Burial Grounds within existing public or private cemeteries in rural areas where the unserved Veteran population is 25,000 or less within a 75-mile radius.
VA plans to open eight across the country including National Veterans Burial Grounds in Fargo, North Dakota; Cheyenne, Wyoming; and Idaho Falls, Idaho.
More than 136,000 Veterans and their eligible dependents will receive burial options. Bill Kennedy, Yellowstone County Commissioner, said this announcement comes after nearly a decade of hard work to bring Veterans of Montana a National Veterans Burial Ground as their resting place.
"VA is committed to improving service to Veterans in rural areas," said Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki. "Through an innovative partnership with existing cemeteries, we will be able to ensure burial for Veterans in more locations that meet the high standards of national shrines."
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Gator Softball Evens series with 7-1 victory over Alabama
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Top-Ranked Gators Softball Falls in Series Opener Against Alabama
The top-ranked Florida softball team could not piece together a comeback against the ninth-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, losing 4-2 on Friday. The Gators (29-3, 4-3 SEC) had been held scoreless with one hit until the bottom of the seventh inning. … Continue reading
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The top-ranked Gators softball team (29-2, 4-2 SEC) hope to fight the rising Tide when they host ninth-ranked Alabama for a weekend series. The Crimson Tide (25-4, 6-0 SEC) come into the matchup with the best record in the SEC. … Continue reading
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After a rollercoaster weekend against 25th ranked LSU, the top ranked Florida softball team?(28-2, 4-2 SEC) looks to get its bearings at home. The Gators will host Central Connecticut State (9-4, 0-0 NEC) on Tuesday,?followed by a home weekend series … Continue reading
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Top Ranked Gator Softball Blanks Mercer Twice
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For those who don't live in Canada: Sidney Crosby is a hockey player.
I dont live in Canada… and I've known that for quiet some time now.
Reasons for this tattoo. 40% allegiance to the penguins 60% for the tingling old Sid gives here in her lady parts.
Oh yeah. That's not psychotic or terrifying AT. ALL.
Sarcasm so thick you could cut it with a knife.
Most US hockey fans will know who he is.
I love Sidney and the pens, but I would never get his name tattooed on myself… that is some crazy shit.
Dear Sid, Sorry your team is in the process of getting absolutely pantsed on home ice, in the Conference finals, by an inferior team.
…that cries a lot.
He's known as "cry baby"
Biggest pussy in the NHL. This tat should read 'Cindy Criesby'. Go wings
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