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3 The chiefs of the P'lishtim asked, "What are these Hebrews doing here?"Akhish answered the chiefs of the P'lishtim, "This is David, who was a servant of Sha'ul, king of Isra'el. He's been with me now for well over a year, and I haven't found anything wrong with him between the time he deserted to me and now." | 3 The commanders of the Philistines asked, "What about these Hebrews?" Achish replied, "Is this not David, who was an officer of Saul king of Israel? He has already been with me for over a year, and from the day he left Saul until now, I have found no fault in him." |
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iPhone and Mac sales rose during Apple's second financial quarter ended March 29, while iPad and iPod sales declined.
On Wednesday the company reported quarterly revenue of $45.6 billion and net profit of $10.2 billion, compared to revenue of $43.6 billion and net profit of $9.5 billion during the second quarter of the previous financial year.
iPhone sales rose from 37.4 million units in Q2 2013 to 43.7 million in Q2 2014, while iPad sales declined from 19.5 million units to 16.4 million.
During the same period, Mac sales rose slightly from 4 million units to 4.1 million, while iPod sales dropped from 5.6 million units to 2.8 million.
"We're very proud of our quarterly results, especially our strong iPhone sales," said Apple CEO Tim Cook. "We're eagerly looking forward to introducing more new products and services that only Apple could bring to market."
Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week that Apple and Google are offering mobile game developers extra promotion in exchange for pledging a period of exclusivity to iOS or Android.
Anonymous sources claimed that games like Plants vs. Zombies 2, which stayed an iOS exclusive for two months after its release in August 2013, were given prominent placement in the App Store in exchange.

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Review for: Colloidal Silver
from: Sharon Hubbs-Kreft, Herbalist - Amazing Grace Herbals LLC
Colloidal Silver
By: Candi Thomas (Nov 12, 2012)
I have first seen this on the Jim Bakker show. I have Doctor talk about this on there, that he take a table spoon every morning of this.
Alot of Christians use this product.
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Management Team
Charles Magness, Ph.D. Dr. Magness co-founded Kineta in 2007 and serves as President and Chief Executive Officer. He is responsible for strategy and execution of all corporate initiatives, development opportunities and acquisition of capital. Under his leadership, Kineta has moved rapidly to acquire and finance its lead autoimmune program and advance its discovery stage antiviral research. Dr. Magness secured several significant investment partnerships. As a founder, he also developed and successfully implemented Kineta's business model which is designed to reduce investor risk and provide faster returns on investment. Dr. Magness, along with Kineta co-founder, Dr. Shawn Iadonato, founded Illumigen Biosciences, Inc. in 2000. Serving initially as CIO and then President and COO from 2002-2007, Dr. Magness led that company from inception to acquisition by Cubist Pharmaceuticals. During his tenure, Illumigen raised over $23M through financing and business development activities, contract revenue, and grants. At Illumigen, he also was responsible for investor relations, intellectual property licensing and legal affairs. Prior to founding Illumigen, he managed sequence data analysis for the University of Washington Genome Center and co-developed SEGMAP, a widely used tool essential for mapping the human genome. Dr. Magness has more than 25 years experience developing and managing statistical solutions for large scientific projects. He received a Research Career Award from the National Institutes of Health for his transition into human genomics from his formal training in mechanical and aerospace engineering. After earning his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from Lehigh University, he was a Research Scientist at McDonnell Douglas Research Labs. He is co-inventor on multiple issued US and international patents and was awarded an official commendation when employed by the US Army.
Shawn Iadonato, Ph.D. Dr. Iadonato co-founded Kineta in 2007. He serves as both Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer. In his role as Chief Scientific Officer his principal responsibility is for setting Kineta's research and development priorities. Dr. Iadonato also heads up both the scientific advisory team and the evaluation team responsible for identifying and appraising in-licensing and developmental opportunities. He is principle investigator of Kineta's NIH-funded vaccine adjuvant, antiviral and autoimmune drug development programs. Dr. Iadonato previously co-founded and served as CSO of Illumigen Biosciences, Inc. There, he pioneered Illumigen's patented drug discovery platform which relied upon recruitment and screening of healthy populations and elucidation of their shared "wellness" genes. Dr. Iadonato also led the successful discovery and preclinical development of Illumigen's anti-hepatitis C drug, which ultimately led to the sale of the company in December, 2007. Prior to founding Illumigen, Dr. Iadonato managed the Human Genome Project data collection effort at the University of Washington Genome Center. He has also been central in several other large scientific collaborations and has served on a number of National Institutes of Health scientific review panels. He is co-inventor on more than 35 U.S. patents or patent applications. Dr. Iadonato received a Ph.D. in Genetics from the University of Washington and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
Craig W. Philips, MBA Mr. Philips oversees commercialization of Kineta's drug programs including both internal initiatives as well as collaborative commercial alliances. He has over 25 years of pharmaceutical experience in the US and overseas with large, intermediate and start-up companies. His extensive career includes experience with development and commercialization of both small molecules and biologic agents in a variety of sectors including: oncology, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular disorders, viral diseases, dermatology and others. He spent the early part of his career with Bristol Myers and held senior positions at both Schering Plough (now Merck), and Bayer Schering Pharmaceuticals. He was President at Cell Therapeutics, a company focused on new cancer therapies. In 2012 he accepted an invitation to serve as Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the University of Washington. He works with staff and faculty to advance the spinout and licensing of life science and emerging technology platforms. Mr. Philips has broad industry experience and an extensive record in lifecycle management, commercialization of new drugs, and business development and partnership management. He received a BSBA and MBA from Ohio State University. He has been actively involved in pharmaceutical industry organizations in the US and overseas and served as a board member to the leading industry organizations in Canada, Thailand and Australia. Currently, Mr. Philips sits on the Board of the Hope Heart Institute in Seattle, a non-profit organization focused on the research and education of cardiac health issues.
Blake Ilstrup, JD Mr. Ilstrup manages all legal and corporate development matters at Kineta, and is a key member of Kineta's business development and financing teams. Prior to joining Kineta, Mr. Ilstrup practiced law with Cooley LLP, where he worked with a wide variety of technology and life science companies, venture capital firms and investment banks as outside counsel. He has also served as Vice President and General Counsel of Qpass, a Seattle-based software company, ushering Qpass through its sale to Amdocs (NYSE: DOX) for $300+ million. Before his legal career, Mr. Ilstrup served in the United States Navy as a decorated Surface Warfare Officer aboard the guided missile cruiser USS ARKANSAS (CGN 41). Mr. Ilstrup has been recognized as a "Rising Star" among Washington State lawyers nine times in the annual survey by Washington Law & Politics magazine. He is also listed in the Best Lawyers in America publication for Venture Capital law. Mr. Ilstrup earned his J.D. from the University of California - Hastings College of the Law, where he was Senior Articles Editor for the Hastings Law Journal and won the American Jurisprudence Award in Negotiation. He received his A.B. in International Relations from Stanford University. Mr. Ilstrup is admitted to practice in Washington and California and is a member of the American Bar Association, the Washington State Bar Association, the State Bar of California, and the King County Bar Association. He is also a member of Leadership Tomorrow, a Seattle organization dedicated to developing effective community leaders, and is Board President of The Attic Learning Community.
Rob Hedequist Mr. Hedequist brings over 20 years of product launch and pharmaceutical/ biotechnology industry experience to Kineta. In his role at Kineta, he is responsible for devising and executing strategies to meet the company's capital objectives. He has held numerous leadership roles within the commercial sales and marketing organizations of Fortune 100 pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Most recently, he was responsible for managed care and Medicaid account management at Amgen. Prior to Amgen he was a National Director for Schering-Plough and responsible for developing and implementing strategy across 16 national regions. Mr. Hedequist started his pharmaceutical career at Pfizer where he had increasing levels of responsibility culminating in Managed Market Manager where he coordinated product sales over $300 million per year. Over his career he has successfully launched over 10 new pharmaceutical products and 2 biological products. Prior to his career in the pharmaceutical industry, Mr. Hedequist had a stellar career in the United States Marine Corps rising from platoon commander to Major and Commanding Officer Fleet Anti-Terrorism Security Company Pacific and is a Desert Shield veteran. A former collegiate athlete, he was a member of the 1979 PAC10 Championship football team and graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Affairs.
Dan Eramian, BA, MPA Mr. Eramian is responsible for providing outstanding communications to Kineta's investors and external constituencies. He has over 20 years of experience in developing communication and investor programs in the biotechnology industry. Mr. Eramian was the first Vice President of Communications for the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) in Washington DC helping to make it one of the most persuasive industry voices on Capitol Hill as well as promoting understanding and growth of the industry to the public and financial communities. More recently Mr. Eramian was Executive Vice President of Communications for Seattle-based Cell Therapeutics, an oncology company with U.S. and E.U. investor audiences. Mr. Eramian has served as Director of Public Affairs for the U.S. Department of Justice and the spokesman for the Attorney General of the United States. He was also Assistant Administrator for Public Affairs at the U.S. Small Business Administration which included its technology development programs. In addition Mr. Eramian was as a Chief of Staff in the Massachusetts State Senate and was previously Executive Editor of Suburban World Newspapers also in Massachusetts, He holds a BA in English Literature UMass-Amherst and MPA from Suffolk University.
P. Campion Fellin, MSE Mr. Fellin brings over 20 years of commercial operations and program management experience to Kineta and manages all of Kineta's administrative and facilities operations. He was instrumental in the seamless startup of Kineta and also oversees Kineta's bioinformatics programs. Prior to Kineta, Mr. Fellin was responsible for overseeing all Bioinformatics development and Information Technology systems at Illumigen Biosciences. In earlier successes, he was responsible for multiple commercial software programs with total revenues over 30 million in program management positions at 360 Powered Corporation, WRQ, and Attachmate corporation. His products have earned multiple user interface awards from national computing magazines. At The Boeing Company, he represented the company in briefings to US Air Force General Staff and was responsible for research and development aspects of the $100 billion B-1B avionics program. He earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan and Masters of Software Engineering from Seattle University. Additional Team Members
Kenneth North Mr. North is a key principal on Kineta's capital acquisition team, bringing over 30 years of financing expertise to Kineta from his work in commercial banking, entrepreneurial business, and charitable organizations. In 1999, he launched Seattle Savings Bank as CEO and helped grow the company to 700 employees and assets of over $700 million. In 2007 Seattle Savings Bank was recognized nationally for being the most profitable bank in its class in the nation. He retired as CEO in 2007 shortly after the bank sold its Reverse Mortgage division to Bank of America. Prior to that, over seven years, he held increasing levels of senior management positions with Metropolitan Federal Savings, a $750 million financial institution. Mr. North has held licensure in Life and Health Insurance, as well as Series 6 and 63 securities licenses. He has been the Past President of the Kiwanis Club of Seattle, the Seattle Chapter of the Institute of Financial Education, and the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce President's Club and is the 2009 Commandant of the Seattle Seafair Commodores and on the Board of First Place, serving as the Chair of the board's Fund Development Committee.
Meg O'Conor Bannecker Ms. O'Conor is an Executive Director and key player on Kineta's capital acquisition team where she has been central in securing new large private equity and mission investors. Previously at Kineta, she directed communications where she was responsible for outreach to public figures and not-for-profit partners. She was also successful in developing multiple media outlets to publicize Kineta's development programs, including a feature story in National Geographic magazine in 2013. Prior to joining Kineta, Ms. O'Conor directed communications services for Bannecker & Associates Public Affairs, where she designed and executed media and community relations for an array of business sectors. Previously, Ms. O'Conor spent more than a decade working as a broadcast news reporter, producer and news anchor in a number of television markets including Seattle where she was on the air at The Ten O'clock News (CBS, UPN) and KING 5 News (NBC). Ms. O'Conor has interviewed a broad array of national and international news figures. She has an AB from Smith College. |
Scientific Team
Shawn Iadonato, Ph.D. Dr. Iadonato co-founded Kineta in 2007. He serves as both Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer. In his role as Chief Scientific Officer his principal responsibility is for setting Kineta's research and development priorities. Dr. Iadonato also heads up both the scientific advisory team and the evaluation team responsible for identifying and appraising in-licensing and developmental opportunities. He is principle investigator of Kineta's NIH-funded vaccine adjuvant, antiviral and autoimmune drug development programs. Dr. Iadonato previously co-founded and served as CSO of Illumigen Biosciences, Inc. There, he pioneered Illumigen's patented drug discovery platform which relied upon recruitment and screening of healthy populations and elucidation of their shared "wellness" genes. Dr. Iadonato also led the successful discovery and preclinical development of Illumigen's anti-hepatitis C drug, which ultimately led to the sale of the company in December, 2007. Prior to founding Illumigen, Dr. Iadonato managed the Human Genome Project data collection effort at the University of Washington Genome Center. He has also been central in several other large scientific collaborations and has served on a number of National Institutes of Health scientific review panels. He is co-inventor on more than 35 U.S. patents or patent applications. Dr. Iadonato received a Ph.D. in Genetics from the University of Washington and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
Eric Tarcha, Ph.D. Dr. Tarcha manages Kineta's translational development programs, including non-clinical and clinical activities. He was a founding team member at Kineta, and has been directly responsible for day-to-day progress in pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamics studies, toxicology, assay development, and clinical operations. Prior to Kineta, Dr. Tarcha worked on the novel HCV therapeutic IB657 program in assay development, in vivo drug characterization and process development. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in Medical Technology and Clinical Laboratory Sciences at Michigan State University where he also conducted research on medically important fungal pathogens in the laboratory of Dr. Leonel Mendoza. From there he continued his education and research training in medical microbiology and immunology under the guidance of Dr. Garry Cole at the Medical University of Toledo. Eric's dissertation research centered on vaccine development and patho-biology of the dimorphic fungal pathogen Coccidioides posadasii. He graduated with honors with a Doctor of Philosophy in Microbiology and Immunology.
Kristin Bedard, Ph.D. Dr. Kristen Bedard leads Kineta's virology research program, including both antiviral drug discovery and vaccine programs. She is a skilled molecular virologist with extensive training in both DNA and RNA viruses as well as cancer biology. Under her direction, Kineta's programs have progressed from drug screening to an optimized lead for pre-clinical development in less than four years; resulting in the identification of five novel antiviral or vaccine adjuvant drug classes. Dr. Bedard received her undergraduate degrees in Microbiology and Biochemistry at Pennsylvania State University and earned a PhD degree in Molecular Virology from University of California, Irvine where she studied the host cell- virus interactions of RNA viruses. She completed a post-doctorate fellowship at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Dr. Bedard's work led to three highly regarded NIH research grants for the virology program, resulting in approximately $17 million of research funding. She is the co-inventor on ten filed U.S. patent applications for novel classes of antiviral drugs and corresponding methods of identification.
Ernesto Muñoz, Ph.D. Dr. Ernesto J. Muñoz is an Associate Director at Kineta Inc. where he is responsible for leading the company's Conopeptide-based neuropathic pain and inflammation treatment program. Dr. Muñoz also leads the in vivo drug efficacy studies and translational cellular immunology work for Kineta One's autoimmune drug program. Dr. Muñoz has over fifteen years of research experience in the fields of immunology and infectious diseases with a focus on cellular and in vivo models of inflammation/autoimmunity and pathogenesis. Dr. Muñoz has published in several high impact journals and is a co-inventor on multiple patent applications. He received his Ph.D. in Immunology and Infectious Diseases from the Rockefeller University where studied the interplay between bacterial factors and the host's immune system. |


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This is probably because the Jacksession version would need to
maintained in a seperate branch, and so we'd have 3 versions of jack
to deal with.
I tested jacksession, and it works well. (Using the experimental branch)
As Torben says, there's minimal intrusion in apps, and importantly
minimal change to the jack API.I'm sorry to see it stop, but Torben's been driving this forward, as a
practical opportunity for users, and not just a lot of discussion, and
if he feels the politics (and i think that is what's at the heart of
this) of doing this outweighs the positive benefits, then i can hardly
blame him for freezing it indefinitely or otherwise. Why keep bashing
your head against the wall?
If he decides to pick this up again, and take it further, then i'm
willing to continue testing, as i see jacksession as the simplest,
most elegant, and least intrusive session management system i've seen
to date. That's i guess, the best we can do for now.The users will have to wait, find another way, or just accept it's not
going to happen.Alex.
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Teen and Three Minors Charged with Theft
POSTED: Monday, April 27, 2009 - 8:12am
UPDATED: Thursday, February 25, 2010 - 11:33am
In Brownsville, a 17 year-old confesses to burglarizing a home with three minors.
William Castellanos is charged with burglary of habitation and engaging in organized criminal activity and the three minors were also arrested and transported to the Cameron County Juvenile Detention Center. The homeowner says the boys went to her house trying to sell her a puppy the night before, then broke in the next day.
Police say they found the home on the 1100 block of Squaw Valley completely ransacked and several items including a plasma TV, gaming system, and a laptop which were taken. Most of the stolen items have been returned to the owner.


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I found five movies and related them to five of my real-life experiences involving romance.
Matthew McConaughey
Jimmy Kimmel is back with the 7th edition of his hilarious segment where his celebrity friends read the mean tweets they receive every day. Enjoy.
Not since Lost had I been so engulfed in a show like I was with True Detective.
If you've been obsessed with HBO's True Detective like I have, then you've scoured the internet for any theory or evidence on the true identity of the show's serial killer known as the Yellow King.
6. You gave up Matthew McConaughey for Lent.
Maybe it's my recent obsession with True Detective, but I started thinking about a few aspects of Saved by the Bell that didn't quite add up.
2. George Clooney is never getting married.
The only rule: no sequels. After all, you already know about the next Hunger Games installment, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, 22 Jump Street, and the like. But here are 15 enticing films that may not have popped up on your radar yet.
Their experience is something that we've all come in contact with at some point, and it's that magical, universal resonance that really makes this timeless. Dazed and Confused captures an essence.
It's everywhere. In your stupid folded paper magazines, and your nonsensical Pinterest picture board, and on your Rachael Ray television programs, which might be a joke about how bad television programs can be, or might be an actual show.


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By Stewart Bell & Adrian Humphreys
National Post
December 27, 2006
Late in the afternoon on Tuesday, Nov. 14, a trim, middle-aged man
walked into Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport in Montreal to
catch a flight overseas.
Concealed under his shirt was a travel pouch the size of a postcard that
held a forged Ontario birth certificate identifying him as Paul William
Hampel, age 40, born in Toronto.
The shortwave radio, two digital cameras, three cellphones and $7,800 in
European and North American currencies he carried were meant for an
extended trip to the Balkans. But he had walked into a trap.
Instead of boarding his flight, he was pulled aside and arrested by
Canada Border Service Agency officers working in co-operation with
spy-catchers from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
The arrest, approved five days earlier by two federal Cabinet ministers,
was the culmination of a probe by the CSIS counterintelligence branch,
which was convinced the man passing himself off as a Canadian
businessman was actually an elite Russian spy.
For the next six weeks, the highly trained Russian intelligence officer
gave up little about himself as he was held at a detention facility near
Montreal, waiting to be escorted to Moscow.
While he did volunteer his name, it was almost certainly as fake as the
Paul Hampel pseudonym he had adopted after slipping into Canada in the
mid- 1990s to begin his espionage operation.
But his arrest may still prove instructive in the fight against Russia's
resurgent spy program. The electronics he was carrying are no doubt
being carefully dissected for clues of Russian spycraft. And while he
was careful, "Mr. Hampel" left a trail that may shed some light on how
Russian espionage is being conducted by the new wave of intelligence
officers that have entered the business since the demise of the KGB.
"For this reason, he represents a possible gold mine for CSIS," said
Wesley Wark, a University of Toronto intelligence expert and past
president of the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence
Experts and officials believe the Russian's mission was not to spy on
Canada, but rather to assume the identity of a Canadian so he could
travel to the Balkans and collect intelligence for the Sluzhba Vneshney
Razvedki, or SVR, Russia's foreign intelligence service.
But during the decade he lived a false life in Montreal, "Mr. Hampel"
did damage to Canada as well: He stole the birth certificate number of
an unwitting Ontario man; corrupted the passport system; used fake
credit cards; ran a shell company; exploited the trust of those around
him; and brought suspicion upon Canadian travellers by impersonating one
as he spied.
"This case illustrates once again--as various previous cases running
back into the 1930s have amply demonstrated -- that the Russian
intelligence services value and continue to exploit Canadian cover for
intelligence operations," said Dan Mulvenna, a former RCMP
counterintelligence officer.
The Hampel case has its origins in 1991, when the SVR was created to
replace the notorious KGB. Following in the tradition of the KGB, the
SVR planted officers in Russian embassies and consulates, where they
exploited their diplomatic immunity to spy on their host countries.
But embassies are closely watched by counter-espionage agencies such as
CSIS. To get around this, the Russians also deployed what are known as
"illegals," spies who live abroad under false identities, called
A division of SVR called Directorate S trains and dispatches illegals,
whose identities are provided by Russian diplomatic staffers called Line
N officers, who have been known to search Canadian graveyards for
convincing names for their spies.
Not long after its formation, the SVR sent three illegals to Canada --
two to Toronto and one to Montreal. The Toronto pair were married and
called themselves Ian and Laurie Lambert. An SVR Line N officer working
out of the Russian embassy provided support to them, including their
names, which belonged to Canadian children who had died as infants. But
they were caught out when they applied for passports.
CSIS put them under surveillance and about a year later, in 1996, the
"Lamberts, " whose real names were Dmitryn Olshevskiy and Yelena
Olshevskaya, were arrested and deported.
But Mr. Hampel managed to stay under the radar. After entering the
country he worked at low-wage jobs while he built his legend, at one
point listing his occupation as "lifeguard." In 1995, he used a forged
Ontario birth certificate to get a Canadian passport, the first of three
he would obtain.
"He asked me if I would sign as a reference for his passport," said a
Montreal landlord who once rented an apartment to the man. (He is not
being named for his protection.) "I didn't know anything about him. It
was in 2002. I didn't know anything that was going on. I didn't know
anything about the guy."
In 1997, Mr. Hampel launched a company called Emerging Markets Research,
which he registered in Ireland with initial assets of $2.3-million. And
then his travels began.
"I started travelling to that part of Europe in the mid-90s as an
emerging markets analyst, focused on business," he wrote in his
self-published book of photographs, My Beautiful Balkans. He visited
Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro,
Romania and Serbia. If he did any business, there is no record of it. He
did, however, take a lot of photographs.
To acquaintances, he began portraying himself as an amateur photographer
entranced by the beauty of the landscape. From 2001 until 2003, he lived
on and off in a hotel in Belgrade as he amassed his photos for a vanity
book and a Web site, mybeautifulbalkans.com.
"I only knew that he was travelling a lot on his business and that he
was a passionate amateur photographer," said Igor Barandovski, who
worked at the Belgrade photo lab where Mr. Hampel was a regular
On his Web site, he wrote that, "Publishing this photo album is my way
of giving emphasis to a simple point I consider key: For the people who
live in the Balkans, the beauty of their land offers an extra reason to
seek reconciliation."
Based on his photographs, it is apparent he had a tendency to show up in
countries during times of political and ethnic upheaval -- Belgrade
during the overthrow of its president, Skopje during the ethnic Albanian
insurgency, Montenegro during the push for independence.
"Coincidence?" asked David Harris, a former CSIS officer. "If
intelligence is his bag, his form of hiding in plain sight takes us back
to the glory days of other -- far more literate -- journalist- spies,
like Philby and Maugham."
A tip triggered a probe by Canadian counter-intelligence investigators.
CSIS officers scoured the country searching for the man, and finally
found him. Just how they found him remains a closely guarded secret, but
experts have speculated it was probably a combination of informants,
intercepted communications and analysis of passport files.
Mr. Hampel was put under surveillance, but when investigators learned he
was planning to travel again, they decided to move. They brought their
evidence to Stockwell Day, the Public Safety Minister, and Monte
Solberg, the Immigration Minister, who signed a security certificate on
Nov. 9 declaring Mr. Hampel a foreign spy -- the first time Ottawa had
identified anyone that way in a decade.
Unaware he was about to be outed, Mr. Hampel updated his Web site that
weekend, writing that he had decided to begin a new project: a book
about the people of the Balkans to complement his previous book of
landscape photos. "I'll be hoping to have enough material accumulated
over the next two seasons to start thinking about My Beautiful Balkans
Book Tw o ," he wrote.
Three days later, he was arrested.
After the National Post revealed the arrest in an exclusive report,
Russia's ambassador to Ottawa, Georgiy Mamedov, denied he was running a
"spy shop" and said he knew nothing about the matter. One of his staff
dismissed the report the man was Russian as "ridiculous."
The embassy has refused repeated interview requests, but experts said
the ambassador may have been telling the truth when he said he was
unaware of Mr. Hampel. The SVR officers working out of Russia's
diplomatic posts in Canada, however, would have been in on it, and
likely helped him with his fake identity.
Three weeks after the arrest, the man admitted he was Russian and said
he wanted to go home as soon as possible. Federal Court Judge Pierre
Blais upheld the government's case and ordered his deportation.
"In a way, this is somewhat the stuff of spy movies," Mr. Day told the
Post in an interview. "But it is based on reality that some countries
and some of their intelligence people will go to great ends to build
what looks like a foolproof identity.
"And maybe not even to spy in Canada. But if you can build a foolproof
Canadian identity, that would give you quite a bit of movement around
the world."
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The Enchanted Cave 2
Delve into a strange cave with a seemingly endless supply of treasure, strategically choos
4.37 / 5.00 35,893 ViewsGhostbusters B.I.P.
COMPLETE edition of the interactive "choose next panel" comic
4.09 / 5.00 13,602 ViewsSimilar to BT1, you must travel through giant bubbles, destroying enemy tanks and taking their bubbles to fuel your growth. As you grow, you constantly evolve and get ever better weapons. In the end, you'll have to face the ultimate adversary and defeat it to win the game.
This game has been in development for a long time and I'm proud to finally release it! It has FAR more content than the first game- 26 unique tank states, over 30 weapons, and over 50 enemy types! Hundreds of comments on the first game have been considered in the development of this better version!
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The freshest of seafood with advice and wisdom from veteran fishermen and locals on how to enjoy it the best await you in Da Nang. Hoai Nam gets somewhat tipsy in telling the story
Hien slowed down as he neared the red light at the Go May crossroad in HCM City on his motorbike. As an old man walked past swinging his arms, one of his hands hit Hien's handlebar. The aging pedestrian was not hurt, so Hien continued on his way when the light turned green.
Four crew members were killed when a Viet Nam Air Force UH-1 helicopter crashed during a training exercise yesterday morning.
Deputy Prime Minister Vu Van Ninh reiterated Viet Nam's commitment to negotiating and realising the terms of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) for the benefit of all TPP members while meeting US Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade Stefan M. Selig yesterday in Ha Noi.
Artist Thanh Loc will begin his five-city tour tomorrow in HCM City to launch his newly published memoirs.
Viet Nam jumped up four steps in international football rankings, according to FIFA's latest list.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has urged relevant ministries and agencies to tighten management over centres that raise dangerous wild animals in order to ensure the safety of local people.
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A restaurant in Ha Noi serves culinary treats that revolve around a fruit grown in the northern mountains, and hopes the use of ingredients from the region proves fruitful to local households. Thuy Hang reports.


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Apparently it messed up their TV. Forget the actual threat of a Tsunami, fans were up in arms with the obstructing weather warnings. Of course, the Tsunami happened to coincide with the very special episode of FMA: Brotherhood where Winry strips in front of Edward. Wait, what? I don't remember that episode, but I'm sure it needed the tag "Very special episode," since I'm sure we would have all learned an important lesson of some sort. AND IT WAS RUINED!
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The Madhya Pradesh Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) have arrested four operatives of the outlawed Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). The four members, arrested on Tuesday and remanded to 10-day police custody on Wednesday, could have been involved in last year's Jaipur bomb blasts according to police sources.
The police, however, maintained that there was no credible information to confirm their involvement in the blasts and anything conclusive could be said only after thorough investigation.
"There is no information suggesting a direct link between the Jaipur blasts with these men, but we are questioning them about the blasts," said ATS chief Pawan Shrivastav.
Imamur Rahman, -- the former State secretary of SIMI in Madhya Pradesh and three others -- Amjad, Azaad and Afroz were nabbed on a tip off informing that they were trying to revive the banned organization.
The ATS informed that the four were actively engaged in fund-raising in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh for this purpose. They have been booked under various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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Today Williams-Cooper says her days as a freelance exorcist are mostly behind her; she delves only into the mystic "when the Lord sends someone." Instead, she's concentrating on her music. "The music is another spiritual experience," she points out. "It meets my needs spiritually and emotionally. At my age, this is kind of like starting over again. For a long time, I've devoted a lot of time to organizing and doing other work in the ministry. But now I feel I'm free to sing. This is what I was meant to do."
Not that Williams-Cooper plans to limit her future endeavors to matters of the voice. In addition to singing, she paints, acts, teaches private vocal lessons, composes and arranges music, and headlines an annual production sponsored by the Swallow Hill Music Association. This year's effort, "Compositions in Black," is designed specifically to allow her to break down the barriers between music styles that so bothered her as a child--it will include gospel, jazz, Negro spirituals and the sounds of Africa and South America. Also on the bill is Kirk Hutchinson, Williams-Cooper's longtime pianist; the Loving Saints Gospel Choir; baritone Christopher Tye and mezzo-soprano Michelle McCalmon, both of whom Williams-Cooper taught while working as a visiting artist at the Cole/Denver School of the Arts; and Ms. Wallace Yvonne McNair, a professor specializing in African-American studies who will narrate the proceedings.
To Williams-Cooper, the program synthesizes her two great passions, music and religion. "I feel that I'm in the last phase of my life--I think you always know," she says. "I'm more aware of that now, and I'm more appreciative of being able to sing. I really do think God has given me this last chance. I'm going to take it and run with it. Run for all it's worth."
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Supposedly wiped out after September 11, 2001, Taliban once again control half of Afghanistan. The group's leaders have issued a new book of rules. In a worldwide exclusive, the Swiss weekly Die Weltwoche published the text of the new Taliban codex which addresses behaviour towards "infidels" and enemies of Islam, the administration of justice, and rules of daily life. It is published in English here for the first time.
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For the fourth year in a row, the Statesboro chapter of Gold Wing Road Riders Association and Southern Thunder Cruisers teamed up for "Santa's Toy Run." Dozens of motorcycles made their way through downtown Statesboro to deliver toys to the Statesboro Mall Saturday afternoon. The Department of Family and Children Services collected the toys and they will be distributed to those less fortunate this holiday season.
Georgia Southern University's 23rd Annual Club Mud Winter Exhibition and Sale will take place Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 29-Dec.1, in the Ceramics and Sculpture Studio at 236 Forest Drive on the Statesboro campus. The studio will be open Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Statesboro City Council meets today at 6 p.m. with the main topic of discussion likely to be updates and legal agreements relating to the Flying J truck stop development.
The Statesboro City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to enter into an agreement toward extending water and sewer lines out to the intersection of Highway 301 South and Interstate 16. The infrastructure, which would facilitate the construction of a new Flying J truck stop project, would open up development along the entire corridor of Highway 301 south of the Gateway Industrial Park.
Travis Chance, Will Britt and Gary Lewis can now officially be declared the winners in the city council election now that the challenges have been added to the totals from election day. The officials were finally able to count the challenged ballots since the Statesboro Citizens for Good Government withdrew the challenges Wednesday afternoon.
ACWORTH, Ga. - Three boys ages 8 and 9 were being held Monday in a detention center on charges of kidnapping and raping an 11-year-old girl in the woods near a suburban apartment complex, officials said.
Doorbuster deals, early opening hours and special sales on popular items this year are expected to draw enormous crowds Friday for what has been called the "biggest shopping day of the year" - the day after Thanksgiving.
A man got what he asked for recently when he refused to obey Bulloch County Sheriff's deputies' orders to submit to a body search.
For most people, the Christmas holidays mean at least a month of hustle and bustle, shopping, parties and wrapping gifts. But for many, the holidays aren't so merry. Financial challenges mean little or no celebration, and for some households, Santa doesn't even stop.
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For 49 years, the Mayors' Christmas Motorcade has brought together cities across Georgia to spread the joy of the holiday season to patients at Georgia's seven regional mental health and retardation hospitals.
Local auto service establishments are seeing more customers at the garage door as people tune-up for the holiday weekend. John Godbee, one of the managers of Express Tune & Lube on Main Street, said business has picked up recently.
In the season of Thanksgiving, the Bulloch County Food Bank is working to make sure everyone who needs food will have it for the holidays.
Everybody's favorite mixed-up maid, Amelia Bedelia, will make a special appearance at the Statesboro Regional Library on Saturday, Nov. 17, at 10:30 a.m. to help our community celebrate Children's Book Week, Nov. 12-17.
The Georgia Southern football team took the practice fields at Beautiful Eagle Creek Thursday to kick off their first fall camp after officially joining the Sun Belt Conference.
Under the direction of Statesboro Youth Ballet director Jurijs Safonovs, dance students completed two weeks of rigorous study at the Averitt Center for the Arts Summer Ballet Intensive Friday.
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Campbellsville University has announced the academic honors' list for the fall semester. The academic honors' list recognizes students who achieve a grade point average of 3.50 or above for the semester with a course load of at least 12 hours. The fall 2010 academic honors' list includes a total of 505 students, with 194 achieving a 4.0 grade point average and having been named to the President's List. Others who have achieved a grade point average of 3.5-3.99 are named to the Dean's List; there are 311 named to that list.
A former LaRue County woman was honored last month by the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Craig Astor has accepted the chairmanship of the LaRue County Republican Party. Astor, a 2010 candidate for 19th district state representative, owns Wrolen Pin Café with his wife Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dukes, of New Albany, Ind., are proud to announce the birth of their son, Andrew Gavin Dukes. He was born on Jan. 11, 2011. His grandmother is the former Suzanne Buchanon of Louisville. Great-grandparents are Billy and Barbara Buchanon of Louisville.
The Better Business Bureau serving Louisville, Southern Indiana, and Western Kentucky has learned that a Utah business, StoresOnline, will offer several seminars in our area this week.
Several local residents have been named to the Dean's and President's Lists for the fall semester at Western Kentucky University. These lists include undergraduate students who have at least 12 hours of coursework for the semester with no incomplete grades. Students making the Dean's List have a grade-point average of 3.4 to 3.79 in a 4.0 scale. Students on the President's List have GPAs of 3.8 to 4.0. Students who have requested WKU to withhold the information are not listed. Dean's List
A LaRue County club took high honors in a robotics competition last month. The Robo Hawks brought home first place, Judges Award, in the Kentucky First Lego League State Robotics Championship at Western Kentucky University. About 310 participants on 43 teams competed in the state tournament at WKU's Diddle Arena. The Robo Hawks, all fourth through seventh graders, are Tori Fulkerson, Celeste Menard, Ethan Johnson, Isaac Johnson and Parker Smith. Their coaches are David Walsh and Price Smith.
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Once again, it's going to be LaRue County taking on the rest of the 2nd Region when the region tournament is held at Central Hardin's Bruin Gym on Saturday.
The Hawks locked up eight top seeds during Sunday's draw meeting for the 10-team tournament, which starts at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Ray DeSpain plans to demolish an old barn on his farm at the edge of Hodgenville city limits.
DeSpain shared a few memories about "corn shredding" in that old barn.
As a few oldtimers may remember, corn shredding was not a one-man job. Six men, at a minimum, were needed. Eight was better and 10 were too many.
First, the old shredder had to be positioned at just the right spot to blow the shredded corn fodder in the loft of the old barn and to drop the ear corn in a parked wagon.
The LaRue County Hawks Boys Basketball Team improved their season record to 13-6 after defeating the Meade County Green Wave Feb. 1, 55-54.
The Hawks had lost three of their last four games and were in need of a late season victory, said Head Coach Paul Childress.
"This was a good win for us," Childress said. "It was a close game and that is what you will run in to during post-season. Our guys stepped up and made enough plays at the end to win the game."
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Android is showing up on a lot of different devices these days - some of which make more sense than others. While I don't necessarily want my favorite mobile OS running on my fridge or oven, I'm willing to give it a shot on something that makes at least a little more sense, like HP's Slatebook 14, for example. The idea is simple: it's a 14-inch Tegra 4-powered laptop running Android.
I will never quite get the Japanese consumer electronics market, but hey, NEC has done pretty well for itself occupying just that niche. Their latest creation? A weird super-thin (9.9mm, to be precise) Android laptop:
Yes, that is Android 1.6 you see running on this "cutting-edge" piece of technology. Seriously, they couldn't even get Gingerbread? And yes, the screen is supposed to be that aspect ratio (it's 7 inches). But hey, at least it's a touch display (we think), and you can rotate the hinge on it all the way back, so then it's like a tablet (how's that work with a keyboard on the backside...?)!


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Tomb Raider: Underworld for £5, looks like iv got a new game to play lol.
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Glade to here you've found a bargain.
Played Bioshock but could get into it. It got a lot of rave reviews though.
I've had Underworld on the h/d since July 2010!. I'm a fan of Tomb Raider, played most of them but I find the new engine a bit of a fag. I've been stuck on a ledge trying to get past a giant octopus, I really must get back to it.
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i just ordered hl2 ep2 as well, was going to order it this weekend after recently getting hl2 [for £2] and hl2 ep1 [£2.50]
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You guys should check out Steam, alot of bargain games there too.
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I'd use Steam more only it automatically defaults to C drive, and causes me problems. I had to reformat a while back as C drive was chocker block, and I was unable to d/l other stuff.
I did try a gizmo some one had written so's you could move Steam fils over to another drive, but it didn't work for me.
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steam doesn't default to C, just select destination during install, i use drive F, never had an issue.
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Same mine is set to my I:\ drive.
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I'll have medium colored cherry cabinets and yellow river granite. Stainless on appliances. Probably a light colored tile or lux vinyl floor. Floors can still be changed if any suggestions. Don't like the real modern look. Can't decide on stainless or darker metal pendent lights on 5x3 island. Color on backsplash that won't compete with granite. Thinking maybe tumbled travertine. Then wall coloring still not sure. Does cabinet hardware need to match app. Any suggestions |
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We did a darker cherry cabinet with crema Bordeaux perimeter cabinets and a black island (Nordic antique). The appliances were stainless. We used tumbled travertine as the backsplash, but substituted about 40 2x2s with glass tiles. We loved the combination and I think it would work for you too (our floors were medium bamboo). Here's a picture - |
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Kobe Bryant led five Los Angeles players in double figures with 22 points, as the Lakers downed the San Antonio Spurs, 99-85, in a matchup of two of the Western Conference's top teams.
Andrew Bynum finished with 15 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks for the Lakers, who have won four consecutive games. Trevor Ariza added 17 points, Pau Gasol 16 and Jordan Farmar 14 in LA's win. Farmar returned from a 17-game absence, as he was sidelined with a knee injury.
"It's the way I'm supposed to play," Bynum said. "If I go out there, play hard, good things happen, put in extra work. That's what's supposed to happen. That's what the Lakers drafted me for, and pay me for."
The Lakers and Spurs came into the contest leading their respective divisions -- Los Angeles atop the Pacific and San Antonio in front in the Southwest. But the Lakers came away with the convincing win after limiting the Spurs to 37.5 percent shooting, and a 21.7 percent mark (5-of-23) from beyond the arc.
Tony Parker had 19 points and six assists for San Antonio, which had a four- game win streak snapped, while Tim Duncan added 15 points and eight boards.
"They're out in the front. They're the best team in the West right now," Duncan said of the Lakers. "I don't know if anyone's going to be able to catch them. Bottom line, I think everybody else is kind of jockeying for position."
The Lakers held a six-point lead at halftime, and took control of the contest with an eight-point burst at the outset of the third quarter. Bryant and Derek Fisher connected on back-to-back threes to start the run, and Bynum made two free throws to boost LA's lead to 59-45 a little more than two minutes into the quarter.
The Spurs briefly got their deficit under 10 points later in the frame, when Parker converted a three-point play to bring his team within 68-60. But Bryant countered with a jumper, and the Lakers held a double-digit advantage for the remainder of the third, taking a 79-66 lead into the fourth.
Gasol and Farmar made consecutive buckets to open the final stanza, the start of a 10-2 Lakers run. Gasol ended it with a pair from the line, setting LA's lead at 89-68, and the Lakers cruised to the win for the final 7 1/2 minutes of the game.
The Spurs held a 23-22 edge after the first quarter, though in the second, the Lakers had a nine-point stretch to take the lead. Bryant had five of the points, while Lamar Odom ended it with a layup for a 49-41 lead with just under two minutes left.
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This reminds me of a link a friend of mine posted about making pudding with almond milk yesterday. The blogger says she uses almond milk because regular milk is just full of junk, then proceeds to use a Jello fat free instant pudding mix and brownie that she says she left wrapped in plastic wrap for several days. Hello?!
And I think there's a difference between 'processed' as in sugar and flour that have been processed, and processed food that has been filled with chemicals to enhance the shelf life, reduce calories, make it instant, etc etc. I used to live in Europe and when I moved here I was shocked at what is still allowed in food here.


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Gluten-Free Support Group
Have you wondered why everyone is talking about being "gluten-free" ? Are you starting the journey of being gluten-free or have you been without gluten for a long time? This class/support group is for you. We will meet in the Purple Room on the second Tuesday of every month and discuss a variety of topics relating to this. Dr Cynthia Shaft-Toll DC will share health benefits of the gluten-free lifestyle : how and where to shop for gluten-free items, how to and where are the best gluten-free restaurants, how to cook for holidays and special events. Guest speakers also will be presenting at different months. Some sample gluten-free food will be available and we hope for the group to share their best recipes as well.
Session: January 14, 7:00-8:00 PM
[gluten free nut bread by Elana Amsterdam is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0]
Session: January 14, 7:00-8:00 PM
[gluten free nut bread by Elana Amsterdam is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0]


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Out of This World: A Choral Odyssey
Ars Nova goes under the dome of the magnificent Fiske Planetarium for a constellation of spectacular sights and sounds. Music includes works by Ola Gjeilo, Meredith Monk, György Ligeti, Lativan composer Eriks Esenvalds,
Boulder composers Paul Fowler and Bill Douglas, and more. Truly a stellar program!
FOUR PERFORMANCES (click on one to order tickets from our online provider Brown Paper Tickets):
Saturday, February 21, 5:00pm
Saturday, February 21, 7:00pm
Sunday, February 22, 6:00pm
Sunday, February 22, 8:00pm
Ars Nova gratefully acknowledges the support of our season funders.
Since 1989, Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) has distributed funds from a 1/10 of 1% sales and use tax to cultural facilities throughout the seven-county Denver, Colorado metropolitan area. The funds support cultural facilities whose primary purpose is to enlighten and entertain the public through the production, presentation, exhibition, advancement and preservation of art, music, theatre, dance, zoology, botany, natural history and cultural history. For more information on the SCFD, please click here.
...a richly reverberant world of sound...
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- Denver Post, 12/15/2009 -
"A cohesive, resplendent sound...renditions among the finest of any vocal group in the country."
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Tim Westwood 'pimps' a BBQ in Heck sausages campaign
Tim Westwood, the hip hop DJ, pimps up a barbecue with special features including a sound system, in a set of social films from the sausage brand Heck.
The campaign, created by Partners Andrews Aldridge, parodies the MTV series 'Pimp My Ride', where presenters deck out cars with extravagant features.
Westwood is filmed hunting for "the nation's saddest excuse for a barbecue", with a mission to transform it to make it fit for National BBQ week this week.
The films are appearing on Vine, Instagram and YouTube.
In one film, Westwood yells at the owner of the original barbecue, and tries to make him eat a burnt sausage.
Westwood encourages people to post photos of their own barbecue on social media, using the hashtag #WhatTheHeck. This will enter them into a competition to win a barbecue worth £3,500.
The campaign will be supported by spend on Twitter and Facebook and seeded across the Viral Ad Network.
Paul Vallois, a managing partner at PAA, said: "Heck is a relatively young brand, so it needed a campaign that would start to convey its irreverent attitude. Taking advantage of National BBQ Week and with tongue firmly in cheek, we enlisted the help of Westwood start to build a social presence."
The art director at PAA was Paul Crump and the copywriter was Vicki Murfitt. The production company was Problem With Authority.
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Quality Pork Processor Worker Illnesses
Update of investigation into neurological illnesses at pork processing plant in Austin, MN
The Minnesota Department of Health is evaluating a 13th case of neurological illness in workers at a pork processing facility in Austin. This worker became ill a couple of years ago.
This employee was likely exposed to brain or nerve tissue in the rendering operation in the basement of the plant. Hormel owns the rendering operation.
Health investigators from MDH are in the process of interviewing other workers in the area of the rendering operation to determine exposures and any other similar illnesses. Approximately 25 people are involved in that operation. To date, no other illnesses in workers in this area have surfaced.
MDH continues to investigate to determine the cause for the illnesses. A leading hypothesis is that pig brain or other nerve tissue, removed by using pressurized air, somehow directly exposed workers. The workers developed an immune response to the exposure and in turn their own immune system cross-reacted with their own nervous system. This syndrome is being called progressive inflammatory neuropathy (PIN). The other hypothesis is that an infectious agent was present in the brain or nervous tissue and MDH continues to investigate this possibility as well.
MDH continues to investigate and look for other cases.
- Investigation of Progressive Inflammatory Neuropathy Among Swine Slaughterhouse Workers - Minnesota, 2007-2008
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