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Cardiac Catheterization Performed Through the Wrist Can Offer significant advantages |
Compelling new evidence proves that a newer cardiac catheterization technique available at Stony Brook Medicine for two years — and just now beginning to be used nationwide — offers major benefits to patients. Stony Brook physician Luis Gruberg, MD, explains. When would I potentially need a cardiac catheterization? If you have symptoms of heart disease but are medically stable, your doctor may suggest cardiac catheterization as an elective procedure to check for blockages Cardiac catheterizations also may be performed emergently in patients suspected of having a type of heart attack known as an ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), in which there is a complete and prolonged period of blocked blood supply affecting a large area of the heart. Cardiac catheterization can be used not only to locate the blockage, but also to treat it. What's the alternative technique that is changing the way cardiac catheterizations are typically performed? Most cardiac catheterizations in the U.S. have been performed by inserting a short needle into the femoral artery — a blood vessel located in the groin. Through the The alternative technique is similar in every way except for the point of access. Rather than going through the groin, the catheter is started in the radial blood vessel, which is located in the wrist. The benefits of transradial access are significant, but it takes a different skill set to do well and is only now becoming more widely used in the U.S. At Stony Brook, we've been doing transradial access on a large portion of our cardiac catheterization patients for over two years. What's the big news about transradial access? We've learned that the difference it makes upon outcomes is huge. In a recent issue published in the journal Heart, researchers compared transradial versus transfemoral access by analyzing data from nine previous studies involving nearly 3,000 STEMI patients undergoing cardiac catheterization. What they found was that transradial access during coronary intervention (PCI) cut mortality by 47 percent, and major bleeding complications were reduced by 37 percent and access site complications by 70 percent. In the world of cardiology, that's vital information. Are there other benefits to patients? Other pluses are a faster recovery and greater comfort. Because the risk of bleeding complications is so minimal with transradial access, patients are up and walking almost immediately and can go home faster. They can drive within 24 hours versus waiting five or six days with transfemoral procedures. Can all cardiac catheterizations be performed transradially? Determining the access point depends on the patient's anatomy and the goals of the procedure. A small percentage of procedures (7 to 10 percent) that are started What's next in transradial catheterization? We'll soon be participating in a National Institutes of Health (NIH) study comparing transfemoral to transradial cardiac catheterization in women with an acute heart attack. Stony Brook Heart InstituteAs Long Island's only university-based cardiovascular program, Stony Brook Heart
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Bless this family-grant them peace and inner reconciliation.I hold them in my thoughts-dear JESUS . |
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Lord my heart is in pain for this family .have MERCY and send peace to this family-my God of infinate compassion and Love |
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O Lord, strengthen and support, we entreat thee, all persons unjustly accused or misunderstood. Comfort them by the ever-present thought that thou knowest the whole truth, and wilt in thine own good time make their righteousness as clear as the light. Give them grace to pray for those who do them wrong, and hear and bless them when they pray, for the sake of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen |
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Heavenly father, bless this family with your bountiful love and guide them with your infinite wisdom. Bless them and keep them in your safe and loving arms. |
rita44 1/29/2002 09:58 |
dear Lord, please help me and my daughter, help her, she is very sad, since her father left us and divorce me. Also help me with my finances and that we will move to Orlando Florida in July and that everything will go all right and that my daughter will want to go and adjust well to the move and make good christian friends there. Help me so that she will want to start going to church again, and that her father will be saved and get the help he needs, and starts being a loving caring father to her. Please Dear Lord, help all the people in this pray sight, give them all the help they need. Thank you Amen |
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Also please take away the pain my daughter has been having in her knee, I am going to the doctor with her today at 1:50 eastern time. That everything is ok with her knee. Amen |
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My pray is that I need help with supporting my family and my kids, also. I broke my arm four weeks ago. It has been hard to find a job and getting the money to pay my bills, also. My bills are over $400.00 right now. I haven't been able to get the money to pay my bills all. I would appreciate if someone will help me with my bills. God Bless You and Thank You. |
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I pary in the name of Jesuse Christ that the road he has chosen for you to follow be guided by angels to give you streignth and shone brightly that you may see clearly and faith will guide you and yours. I pray this in the name of Jesus Christ...Amen |
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Grace (in Poetry and Prose) is this Friday night, January 24, at 9 p.m. in the Rec Center Amphitheater.
This program is sponsored by Campus Ministry's Friday Night Elements and is part of the Words post-vespers sequence. The evening will feature several participants performing dramatic readings, spoken word, and poetry pieces, excerpts and original compositions. Come only if you like beautiful words; space is limited.
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Dad takes steps to fight diseaseThursday, August 9th, 2012 Issue 32, Volume 16.
The third annual Take Steps, Be Heard for Crohns and Colitis will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. at Bel Vino Winery in Temecula. Clausnitzer, knows firsthand how difficult living with this ailment can be. For the past 11 years, he has lived with the painful symptoms of Crohns, and was only diagnosed three years ago. Known collectively as inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis are painful, medically incurable illnesses that attack the digestive system. Crohns disease may attack anywhere along the digestive track, while ulcerative colitis inflames only the large intestine (colon). Symptoms may include abdominal pain, persistent diarrhea, rectal bleeding, fever, weight loss, and fatigue. Many patients require hospitalization and surgery. One in 200 people suffer from Crohns disease or ulcerative colitis, with as many as 150,000 under the age of 18. Most people develop the disease between the ages of 15 and 35. Clausnitzer, 31, had difficulties because in his case, inflammation was not always apparent, despite various trips to the doctor for colonoscopies. "When they do a colonoscopy with a camera to take pictures, there has to be an active inflammation for the doctors to realize something is wrong," he said. "Sometimes I would have a flare, sometimes not." The inflammation symptoms truly began to impact Clausnitzers life. "It was really embarrassing, and people dont want to talk about it. Its hard to deal with," he said. "Its really a debilitating disease that affects how you think about things. Before I was diagnosed, it would control everything. I was afraid to take trips, and would plan things around bathroom stops. My wife and I took a cruise, and I couldnt get off at the ports." Visits to the doctors office seldom provided the help that Clausnizter needed. "When I would go to the doctors, they would say they didnt know what I had," he explained. "They thought I had some kind of bug or virus that was causing the symptoms. They said certain things werent [the cause] because of blood tests." Finally, Clausnitzer found a doctor who discovered that he had multiple inflammation points in his colon. "He said he could see my problems, but didnt know enough about Crohns, and referred me to a doctor at UCSD that specifically deals with Crohns patients," said Clausnitzer. "He steered me in the right direction." Despite having discovered what was causing the ailment, there is no cure that completely eradicates Crohns; medication can only help take care of some of the symptoms. "Its one of those things where you just want to achieve remission," said Clausnitzer. "For a little while, everything will heal up, and then I will have flare ups and go backwards. Its kind of great at times and horrible at other times." Currently, Clausnitzer is on a medication that he self-injects every two weeks. Prior to that, he has taken two other types of biologic medications that have not worked for him. As the father of a 14-month-old son, Clausnitzer understand that he must be involved in raising awareness for this illness. He became involved with Take Steps and the Crohns and Colitis Foundation last year after his sons birth, "in hopes that no future generations will have to suffer like I have from this disease." Knowing the struggles and challenges of living with a debilitating, unpredictable digestive disease, Clausnitzer is participating in Take Steps with the hope to inspire others and raise awareness. "I feel like a lot of people still dont know what Crohns is," he said. "Its a personal thing, and people dont normally talk about it. I want to share with the community to explain how it affects people; they think its like having diarrhea once in a while. I decided that I really needed to do something so that if my son develops Crohns, there is a cure." Clausnitzer will join thousands of people this summer, at 158 walk sites across the country, to join the fight against Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, Take Steps has raised over $30 million for research and patient support services. Their goal is even more ambitious for 2012. They are committed to transforming the lives of those impacted by these diseases and leading them to a brighter future through well-funded, cutting-edge scientific research. "[Clausnitzers] story is a reminder of just how critical the funds and awareness raised through Take Steps really are," said Laura Pinner, walk manager. "Surprisingly, these diseases are not very well known, yet they take a tremendous toll on peoples lives. We are fortunate to have patients like Travis who use their personal story to raise awareness about digestive diseases." To take part in helping raise awareness about Crohns disease or colitis, register to walk with Take Steps Temecula at www.cctakesteps.org/temecula. For more information on Crohns or colitis, visit the Crohns & Colitis Foundation of America website at www.ccfa.org, or call (888) 694-8872. 1 comments
The article about Travis Clausnitzer, the Fallbrook dad who wants to help eliminate Crohn's disease on behalf of his baby son, really hit home with us since our youngest son was diagnosed with Crohn's a year ago. After losing 10 pounds in just one month and enduring many negative lab tests, our wonderful pediatrician had the keen insight to directly admit our 11 year old son, Stephen, into Rady's Children Hospital of San Diego, where within one week and after many invasive tests, a Crohn's diagnosis was made. This autoimmune disease that attacks the intestines has been seen in children as young as two years old! Our family also would like to ask the community to help support The Take Steps, Be Heard for Crohn's and Colitis fund raiser on Sept. 30 at Bel Vino Winery in Temecula. Not only does the money go towards finding a cure for autoimmune diseases, but funds help make available a very special kids camp called The Painted Turtle. Our son just spent an incredible week at camp where everyone, the kids, the counselors and even most of the medical staff all have Crohn's or Ulcerative colitis. For one week every year these kids have a chance to feel like everyone else in the world is just like them, where everyone can relate to their struggles, challenges, diet restrictions, medications, doctor visits and medical treatments. The friendships and support that he experienced are PRICELESS! Thank you in advance for your support and more info for the walk can be obtained by contacting www.cctakesteps.org/temecula or visiting Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America at www.ccfa.org, or call 888-694-8872. Debbie and Bob Shedd Signed Debbie Shedd
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At the Campus Technology 2012 conference happening this week in Boston, Pro Sound Effects is delivering a session focused on the use of audio technology to enhance learning.
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"Media production is increasingly integral to learning, and we are thrilled that the Pro Sound Effects Online Library has been a key resource for schools worldwide," said Douglas Price, president of Pro Sound Effects, in a statement released today.
During the conference, the company is also demonstrating its Online Sound Effects Library, which the company indicated is in use at several institutions, including Texas A&M University and Elon University. The company is currently offering a free download trial code for academic users. Additional details can be found on PSE's site.
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Paula Dockery Looking into Governor's Race
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Coming off news last week that former state legislator Dan Webster may enter the Republican fray, comes word that another Republican legislator is also interested. Sen. Paula Dockery was previously mentioned as a possible candidate for Rep. Adam Putnam's US House seat when he retires from the body in 2010, but she tells Lucy Morgan at the St. Pete Times that she's also interested in running for Governor.
The Lakeland Republican has served in the state house, and currently in the state senate. She's been the majority whip in both bodies. Her greatest claim to fame is as a steadfast opponent to the CSX-Sun Rail deal.
It's asking a lot to expect that a primary fight doesn't develop in either party in either the Gov or Sen's race, and believe me the media will cling on to any that actually has a shade of possibly being competitive. There's a whole lot of stories to file before November 2010, you know.
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Join us again for this "celebration of art" fair in Bay View. 30 artists include returning favorites Gajettes, Kate Funk, Kraco Photography and Mermaid Jane Jewelry. New this year are Bay View T-shirts and bumper stickers, lotions and potions from BeeHive Alchemy, abstract landscapes, encaustic paintings and more. Music, a cafe, bake sale and kid's activities are all part of this fun community and shopping event.
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A Bigger Picture is the name of the David Hockney exhibition - and it really is filled with big pictures, all of them landscapes. A good thing too, because the Royal Academy's intimate galleries are crammed with sell-out crowds. So, unlike other blockbuster exhibitions, you can actually see the work.
But even if the pictures were smaller you would see them and feel them. This side of Van Gogh you won't see brighter colored landscapes. But where Vincent's works take color to the brink of madness, Hockney takes color to the level of celebration and joy. In doing so he makes the green and pleasant English countryside into something epic.


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Clean & Exclusive this vacation home in Sugar Springs rates start at $2100 a week. Monthly, Weekend & Multi-Week Rates are negotiable.
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I have this in both blissful and tipsy. I'm not impressed with either really. The pigmentation of each color is very slight, which I suppose is expected of a lipgloss, however I just expected a better color payoff. I mean why offer these in various colors if they do not impart any hue on your lips? It doesn't seem to last long on my lips at all, which is a big issue for me. I don't care to keep this big lipgloss in my pocket so that i can reapply it, it's just too cumbersome. However, it isn't too sticky, and it has a decent taste. It's just too expensive for what it is though. It's nothing special.
have this color in blissful not tipsy
have it on right now and it is the worst lipgloss I have ever tried. its like a horrible minty/plastic taste to it. makes me want to vomit. I never hated a lip gloss like this ever. not moisturizing, very tacky feeling, hard to put on. cute packaging, horrible product.
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I thought the packaging was cute and maracuja sounds yummy, but the product itself is a total disappointment. The smell is offputting, plus the gloss feels very sticky and heavy on the lips but doesn't hydrate properly at all. Besides, I find it rather difficult to get this out of the tube and apply.
I don't have this in Tipsy, but I have it in Dollface. It's a nice pinky color. It doesn't give off any color, but it does make lips sort of shiny. Perfect for those who don't want a slippery lip gloss! It's slightly sticky but the perfect amount as to where your lips won't need to be re-applied often. Tastes like nothing so you won't lick your lips. The packaging of the push-pen-like stick had me a little confused, but I figured it out. Overall, a nice gloss but pretty pricey when it can compare to some much cheaper glosses out there.
I recently got this in the January Glossybox and I was very excited to try it. I love the texture and color of the gloss but I can't get past the smell. It has this overwhelming smell of cardboard or more like a stale smell.. I loved it on my lipstick but had to take it off due to the smell..
A decent product: not sticky, good color, all natural, good applicator. However, I can't get over the cardboard scent of the gloss. It's not horrible, but annoying enough that I probably won't purchase it again.
I have to say that I purchased this gloss due to the adorable packaging, it was something different I guess. The color is a pretty pale peach that goes on quite sheer, nothing special, I also purchased Adored and Blissful. The flowery packaging looks cute in my makeup bag and the formula is not bad, gives lips some fullness and nice shine.
The pretty packaging on this lip gloss is appealing, and the fact that Tarte has hit so many homeruns lately will probably convince people this lip gloss is the next one. It isn't. It's not a bad lip gloss, but it's merely average, and with so many superior ones on the market, I won't repurchase.
What this gloss does right: it feels smooth and nourishing on my lips. They weren't dry to begin with so I can't testify if this actually does minimize lines as it says. My chief disappointment is that while Tipsy looks like such a pretty color - a light, milky middle ground between peach and coral - it's basically transparent on my lips, making it look sexy over lipstick but clear and pointless on its own. I already have a dozen lip glosses I could say the same about so I won't bother buying this again.
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Dictionary » F » Foetal FoetalDefinition adjective Alternatively, fetal
Word origin: Latin fet(us) (offspring, brood) + -al (a kind of, pertaining to) Variant(s): Related term(s): Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page Results from our forumFoetal, Primitive and Postural reflexesHello: Can someone please tell me: - which are each one of these reflexes? - when they appear in humans? - how and when they integrate? I read that a fetal reflex, the Fear Paralysis Reflex, converts into the Moro reflex. Is yes, how the FPR and the Moro reflex can coexist in an older child (say 10 ...
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What would you not do as a biologist... major morphological changes in humans (or in more complex animals, such as mammals). Simply all the genetic control elements during embryonic and foetal stages probably make getting the process right very difficult - though this is not to say impossible. Looking forward to see some more diversity ...
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foetus positioneither way the question still remains what sensors know which way is which and where is the head of the foetus. also conceder foetal dystocia
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Re: Cancer cells?... have a higher incidence than the general popultation (not the case for most childhood cancers)... this suggests that the pre-cancer starts during foetal development... anyway, the reason i mention it here is that the scientist interviewed stated that the trigger for leukaemia was that lack of ...
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Re: human embryology... though baby develope's 10 months in mother's womb ? please give me exact answer [/quote] Standard pregnancy is 9 months... And materal blood and foetal blood don't mix - the placenta prevents the mixing of blood... You should easily be able to find out about blood group inheritence yourself..
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Monthly Archives: December 2009
A Closer Look at China's Intentions: Reacting to the New York Times
On December 17th, the New York Times published an article regarding China's ongoing international mission to survey and examine Chinese antiquities taken from Beijing's Old Summer Palace (or Yuanmingyuan 圓明園) that are currently housed in museums and private collections in Britain, the United States, and France.
Since the publication of this article, there has been a slew of reaction from all corners of the blogosphere, mostly expressing outrage against the inflammatory and one-sided arguments of the article's author, Andrew Jacobs. For instance, cultural heritage blogger Lee Rosenbaum conveys ...
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Court rules: Black Swan treasure is Spain's "natural, legal patrimony"
U.S. district judge Steven Merryday today ruled for the return of half-a-million coins and hundreds of gold objects to Spain. The artifacts, which had been recovered by the Odyssey Marine Exploration Inc. had been "illegally taken." Spain's cultural ministry said.
According to an AFP report, Odyssey (the NASDAQ-traded corporation that specializes in salvaging shipwrecks) "had argued that even though the coins were Spanish, that did not mean they were found on a Spanish ship." Also, "since the vessel's mission at the time was commercial, and that most of the coins were owned by merchants 'and were never owned by Spain.'" Odyssey plans to appeal. Read Odyssey's press release on the ruling which it plans to appeal here.
A year ago, in a workshop at the Joint AIA/APA Annual Meeting moderated by SAFE Board Member Eric Powell, leading authorities from the archaeological and legal worlds discussed the specifics of the Black Swan controversy and its broader implications for both cultural heritage policy and the practice of archaeology.
Today's decision should cause all commercial treasure hunters to admit the fundamental flaw in the Odyssey's business model. Admiralty law matters. And the court has spoken.
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The New York Times and the Met: Too close for comfort (again)?
In The New York Times December 16 article. Andrew Jacobs writes about a Chinese delegation's recent visit to US museums to document objects that have been plundered from Yuanmingyuan (Beijing's "Old Summer Palace"). In 1860, the imperial palace was looted and burnt to the ground by order of James Bruce Elgin, the son of Lord Elgin who took the famed Parthenon sculptures from Greece.
Describing the delegation as a "treasure hunting team" whose effort is little more than a public relations show, the reporter characterizes the group as a bunch of bumbling bureaucrats barging into American museums in a noisy campaign to further its nationalistic agenda, stirring up popular sentiment against the West.
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Sebastian Heath's account of CPAC Meeting
On November 13, Vice-President for Professional Responsibilities of the AIA Sebastian Heath attended the public hearing in Washington DC to review Italy's request that the bilateral agreement with the US to restrict importation of antiquities be renewed. His account of the hearing has just been posted on AIA's web site.
Such hearings [as well as bilateral agreements, or Memoranda of Understanding (MoU), Cultural Property Advisory Committee (CPAC), Cultural Property Implementation Act (CPIA) and the 1970 UNESCO Convention] have been the subject of much discussion and debate on SAFECORNER. Our organization SAFE advocates for import restrictions as an effective deterrent to looting; a detailed report of the China hearing can be found here.
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Pink Palace Museum, Memphis
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The headquarters for several Memphis attractions, this cultural and natural history museum adjoins its namesake, a pink, Georgian marble mansion built by Clarence Saunders, "inventor" of the world's first self-serve grocery store, the Piggly Wiggly. The museum's exhibits include a replica of the original store, creepy dioramas detailing the history of the Memphis area, and kid-pleasing animatronic dinosaurs; several rooms of the mansion are open for self-guided tours. The Sharpe Planetarium and an IMAX theater round out the on-site offerings, but you can also pick up information here about other sights in the Pink Palace family of museums, including the Lichterman Nature Center (5992 Quince Rd.; 901-767-7322; closed end of Nov through Feb) and the Coon Creek Science Center, which is open only to groups of 15 to 35 participants (2983 Hardin Graveyard Rd.; 901-320-6320; closed end of Nov through Feb).


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These "Data Points" are based on the 2006-2007 data from the California Women's Health Survey (CWHS). The "Data Points" are a series of one to two page fact sheets of select women's health topics that are analyzed results from the CWHS. The topics highlighted include: reproductive health, prenatal health, food insecurity, aging issues, cancer, mental health, STDs and AIDS, obesity, nutrition, physical activity, and violence against women. The CWHS is an ongoing interagency collaboration and compendium of research on women's health issues not otherwise covered by other surveys. Analysis of CWHS data is prepared by various programs throughout the Department of Health Care Services and the California Department of Public Health. The preparation of these data points was coordinated by the Office of Women's Health (OWH); individual "Data Points" were contributed by specific programs (please see "Overview" and "List of CWHS Data Points" for an extensive list of the collaborators and authors). This is part of an annual series of "Data Point" publications by OWH. Prior approved publication years include, 1997, 1998, 1999-2000, 2003-2004, and 2005.
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Mama's Fielder Road location has been a longtime Arlington favorite family-friendly pizza place for dine-in and carry-out pizzas, subs and salads. Arlington had the largest opening of a Mama's Pizza restaurant when we opened the current location in 2004.
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The Grandmaster gives full marks to the 11-year-old
For Grandmaster Pravin Mahadeo Thipsay, it was a daunting task, as he played chess simultaneously with 30 players at Hotel DV Manor here on Thursday.
The Mumbai-based GM, who is here to coach young children for a week, met with stiff resistance from the kids and after a gruelling 150-minute ordeal, he defeated 28 of them.
He, however, lost to Sanjana and drew with Sai Anvith.
Eleven-year-old Sanjana, an eighth class student of V.P. Siddhartha Public School, with a rating of 1,315, befuddled the GM with an irregular line in the Ruy Lopez Opening.
The former Under-7 State champion capitalised on the queen's blunder by the veteran and settled for a win in 27 moves.
"In simultaneous chess, you make reflex moves as there is hardly any time to analyse and act. I made a wrong move and lost. Full credit to Sanjana," said the affable GM.
Global Chess Academy's V. Sai Anvith (1250), a Narayana IIT Olympiad School student, gave a tough fight to Thipsay with his London Opening and succeeded in achieving a draw.
For many youngsters, it was an experience to relish as they played for the first time against a Grandmaster of Thipsay's stature.
Some were keen to do well and played brilliantly, catching the GM off-guard. For Thipsay it was an arduous experience as he circled around in the middle and played continuously for two-and-half hours.
Thipsay said the first two days of the camp on Andhra Hospital premises, were lukewarm and the response was not impressive.
"The kids were not serious. But, soon they began to think and play. Now they are really enjoying," he added. The event was inaugurated by DV Manor Managing Director D. Nagendra Prasad and he promised to host a lightning chess tournament on April 20. V. R. Bobba of Mustabada Sports and Educational Academy predicted that at least 10 international medals can be won by November 2014 by the students who are attending the camp.
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Final in 11
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Minute Maid Park, Houston, Texas
HOUSTON -- Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon has talked often about how Yunel Escobar deserves All-Star consideration for his stellar play at shortstop this season.
The defensive standout showed on Thursday that he also can be a force on offense.Escobar tied a season high by driving in three runs, including a tiebreaking double in the 11th inning that sent the Rays to a 7-5 victory over the Houston Astros.Escobar and Desmond Jennings each doubled twice and singled, helping Tampa Bay win for the fifth time in six games."I'm just going out there trying to play the game and have fun," he said. "This is the first time in my career that I really feel like I'm having fun and I can be myself. I'm enjoying playing the game."Brett Wallace homered twice for the Astros.Jose Lobaton walked to start the 11th and moved to second on a passed ball by Jason Castro. Escobar then doubled into the right-field corner off Josh Fields (0-1).Escobar advanced on Desmond Jennings' fly ball to right and came home on a wild pitch by Wesley Wright.Jamey Wright (2-1) pitched a scoreless 10th for the win and Fernando Rodney finished for his 18th save.Wallace hit a three-run shot in the eighth inning, tying it at 5 with his second homer of the game. The Rays had just grabbed the lead with three runs in the top half, including a two-run double by Escobar."(It) was an emotional roller coaster," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "To give up the three and fall behind and then come back the next inning and have (Wallace) hit the big three-run homer, you really just want to build off that momentum and end it right there if you can."Evan Longoria had a run-scoring groundout in the first for Tampa Bay, and Escobar came on home on Jordan Lyles' wild pitch in the seventh, tying it at 2.Wallace hit a solo homer in the fourth, and Jake Elmore had a sacrifice fly in the fifth for the Astros.Elmore sparked Houston's rally in the eighth with a leadoff walk. Jose Altuve then singled before Wallace drove a 1-2 pitch from Joel Peralta over the wall in right for his third homer since he rejoined the Astros from Triple-A last week.Escobar had the big blow in the top half of the inning, a long two-run double that landed on Tal's Hill in straightaway center field. Brandon Barnes appeared to have a shot to bring it in, but tripped and fell running up the hill."How about Escobar? How far was that ball hit to center field?" Maddon said. "You don't see that play anywhere else in baseball, but their center fielder did a nice job. He went after that ball really, really well. I thought he had a chance and the hill got him."Tampa Bay rookie starter Chris Archer yielded two hits and two runs in six innings."I felt like all things were clicking, the defense was making outstanding plays, we scored runs in a timely fashion and overall today's game was kind of like the definition of the Rays," he said. "We pitched pretty well, we scored runs when we needed to, and we played defense."Lyles allowed six hits and walked three in 6 2/3 innings. It was a much better performance than his previous two starts, when he allowed 12 runs and 15 hits combined.Longoria was Tampa Bay's designated hitter for the third straight game after missing the previous three games with plantar fasciitis in his right foot.James Loney had a single in the Tampa Bay fourth to extend his hitting streak to a career-high-tying 15 games. The other time he achieved the feat was in 2008.Game notes
Rays RF Wil Myers, a rookie who is considered one of best prospects in baseball, had a nifty diving catch to rob Castro of a hit in the first. ... Tampa Bay returns home on Friday to start a three-game series with the Chicago White Sox, with Jeremy Hellickson on the mound for the Rays against Dylan Axelrod. ... The Astros travel to Arlington to take on the Rangers on Friday. Houston's Lucas Harrell opposes Nick Tepesch. ... RHP Mark Appel, the first overall selection in the draft by Houston, is scheduled to make his professional debut on Friday for Single-A Tri City.
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1st | E Longoria grounded out to third, D Jennings scored, M Joyce to second. | 1 | 0 | |
4th | B Wallace homered to left (344 feet). | 1 | 1 | |
5th | J Elmore hit sacrifice fly to right, B Barnes scored. | 1 | 2 | |
7th | Y Escobar scored, D Jennings to third on wild pitch by J Lyles. | 2 | 2 | |
8th | J Lobaton grounded into fielder's choice to second, S Fuld scored, K Johnson out at second, W Myers to third. | 3 | 2 | |
8th | Y Escobar doubled to deep center, W Myers and J Lobaton scored. | 5 | 2 | |
8th | B Wallace homered to right (350 feet), J Elmore and J Altuve scored. | 5 | 5 | |
11th | Y Escobar doubled to deep right, J Lobaton scored. | 6 | 5 | |
11th | Y Escobar scored on W Wright's wild pitch. | 7 | 5 | |
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Stadium | Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX |
Attendance | 20,470 (48.7% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 4:16 |
Weather | indoors |
Umpires | Home Plate - Jim Reynolds, First Base - John Hirschbeck, Second Base - James Hoye, Third Base - Bob Davidson |
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Brett Wallce recorded his 2nd career multi-HR game on Thursday(other multi-HR game: August 1, 2012 at Brewers). His homerun in the 8th inning vs Rays was his 2nd career game-tying HR (other game-tying HR came on Sept. 7, 2010 at Cubs). |
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If the Seahawks' preseason opener against the Chargers in San Diego on Thursday night has snuck up on you, imagine how
The rookie from Wisconsin and the team's third-round draft choice will be starting at right guard in the nationally televised game, despite practicing with the team for the first time on July 30. What has his first NFL training camp been like?
"Fast," Moffitt said after Monday's practice. "Really fast. It's hard to believe that a week and two days ago, I wasn't here."
Now that he is here, it's time to make up for lost time – the minicamps and OTA sessions that Moffitt and the rest of the players missed during the 136-day lockout. Moffitt already has developed a catch-up method: Watching and listening to
"For me, watching the guy and his technique I learn a lot more than just him explaining it because I can actually watch him do it," Moffitt said.
Not that Moffitt has eyes in the side of his head. His watch-and-learn sessions have come in the video reviews of practice, when Moffitt admits he sneaks peeks at the way Gallery does things.
"I like to sit by him in meetings and bounce a lot of stuff off him," Moffitt said.
Good read by the rookie. Gallery not only has started 91 games in his seven-year NFL career – more than three times as many as the rest of the new-look line combined – he played in the same run-game system the past four seasons in Oakland that new line coach Tom Cable is installing.
"You can definitely tell when a guy has played in the league," Moffitt said. "You can tell Robert is a proven vet and he really knows what he's doing."
Gallery just smiled when told of Moffitt's comments. He's been there, too. When he joined the Raiders as first-round draft choice in 2004, he followed the lead supplied by veteran Barry Sims. Later in his career, it was Cooper Carlisle.
"These young guys don't know the system, so it obviously helps that I know it and give them little cues and whatnot to help them out," Gallery said.
The "young guys" tag doesn't apply only to Moffitt. He's lined up next to tackle
That's why luring Gallery up the coast was so vital.
"We talk a lot," Gallery said of Moffitt. "He sits right in front of me (in the meeting room), so I try to help him out on certain things. He knows I've been in the system, so it's smart by him to kind of look and see if he has a question on stuff."
Moffitt has a little Gallery in him, and it does beyond their facial hair and long locks. Both are engaging and articulate off the field. On the field? Not so much. They engage, all right, but in a much more literal – and physical – sense. They also let their actions speak for them.
"He's a very physical kid," coach Pete Carroll said after selecting Moffitt. "He's got a great mentality about him that he's not backing down from nothing. He comes off the football with tremendous force. He's a leader. He's tough-minded. He's a take-charge kind of guy.
"Just everything about him is just the kind of thing we want to be about on our offensive line, so we really thought it was a great fit."
Cable made similar comments – very similar – about Gallery after he was signed.
"Very intelligent. Very tough-minded. Phenomenal worker. Kind of a relentless mentality when it comes to preparation and working hard and all that," Cable said, flipping through a mental checklist with asked about the less-obvious attributes that the 6-foot-7, 325-pound Gallery possesses.
"So he fits my mentality right away. You just outwork everybody and then the result is going to be what you want."
Gallery's best technical trait? "Power," Cable said. "Power, strength. He's good with his hands. If he can get you up, he's going to knock you on the ground."
So Moffitt obviously can continue to learn from Gallery as they progress through their first season together – and Moffitt's first NFL season, period.
"It still is a shock to be playing NFL football and I'm thrilled about the opportunity," Moffitt said. "It's a huge learning experience every day, I'm trying to take leaps and move forward."
With the obvious assist from Gallery – and even the not-so-obvious.
"It's kind of learn by fire," Gallery said. "You make a mistake once, you've got to fix it by the second time."
Almost always on the fly, and always with a 300-plus pound defensive tackle in your face. And how is the rookie adapting?
"John is a smart kid. He's picking it up fast," Gallery said. "He knows what he's doing. He screws it up once, the next time he has it right. That's what you need to play in this league."
Music to Moffit's ears, coming from Gallery? A symphony orchestra's worth.
"I think the good thing is that I know what I know and I'm starting to get a good grasp on what I don't know," Moffitt said. "I think once you can do that, you start to nail everything down. So I'll keep moving forward and keep hacking away at it."
Just how comfortable is Moffitt feeling? "I couldn't give you a level of comfort, or percentage," he said, before adding with a laugh, "Maybe like 71 percent."
Which will only increase as he keeps his eye on Gallery's No. 72.


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Health Care Law Recasts Insurers as Obama Allies
Antagonism over profits and regulation has given way to rising revenue for an industry, and legal and logistical support for the administration.
November 18, 2014, Tuesday
Cigna Agrees to Reduce H.I.V. Drug Costs for Some Florida Patients
Under the settlement with Florida regulators, the insurer will limit to $200 a month what patients have to pay for some commonly prescribed drugs..
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The sector is spending more than $65 billion a year in new "value-based" payment models, according to a Blue Cross Blue Shield Association study, which looked at 350 programs.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
Bias Claims for Insurers in Coverage of H.I.V.
Two health care advocacy groups filed a complaint against CoventryOne, Cigna, Humana and Preferred Medical Plan for what they said was discrimination in Florida.
May 30, 2014, Friday
Insurers Once on the Fence Plan to Join Health Exchanges in '15
Several carriers that have been sitting on the sidelines say they will join the exchanges or expand their offerings to more states.
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Health insurance executives summoned to a House hearing Wednesday refused to go along with any G.O.P criticism of the health care law, undercutting some arguments against it.
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Limiting the 401(k) Finder's Fee
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Lowering Health Costs
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Insurers Seek to Soften Their Image, No Matter How Court Rules on Health Act
As the Supreme Court decides whether to uphold the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, insurers are repositioning themselves as consumer-friendly health care companies.
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Of the many sports your child can participate in, Wrestling is perhaps the most misrepresented, misunderstood, and underrated. The ratio of participation to public awareness is remarkably lopsided. Each year hundreds of thousands of kids participate in this sport, yet the average person knows as much about wrestling as they might know about rugby or polo -- which combined, involve far fewer athletes. The purpose of this guide is to generate new interest and awareness among parents whose children want to participate in this exciting and rewarding sport.
Hopefully, this guide will help expose the myths and uncover the benefits wrestling has to offer, and most importantly, help parents understand how this unique sport best compliments other sports choices their child makes.
Wrestling is perhaps the purest form of athletic competition to exist in the realm of organized sports. There are no bats or balls, or pucks or sticks. No pads or helmets or jerseys. There's no time to rethink strategy, regroup, or even to catch your breath. There's only you, and your opponent of equal weight and size. Experience, preparation and the will to succeed will determine the victor. There's no doubt about it, wrestling tops the list of intense, highly-competitive sports.
Wrestling involves a unique balance of practically every aspect of physical and psychological conditioning. Strength is as important as stamina. Speed as technique, strategy as intensity, and power as is coordination. However, it's not always the natural athlete that ultimately succeeds in the sport - it's the natural competitor.
Kids that are strong for their weight, well coordinated and naturally aggressive are usually more successful early on in the sport. However, it's the highly competitive kids that really enjoy the sport, that eventually achieve the highest levels of success. True competitors come in all shapes and sizes, and in varying degrees of natural talent. Many of the best wrestlers the world has ever seen, such as John Smith, Dan Gable and Dave Schultz were not star athletes. They are and were ordinary people with an extraordinary competitive drive.
Gifted athletes, especially those that are strong and well coordinated, typically do well and take an early liking to the sport. Some kids that thrive on competition, with only average or below average natural ability, often surprise parents and coaches by eventually surpassing more gifted kids through hard work and preparation.
Although it is wise for parents and coaches to de-emphasize winning, victories can be extremely gratifying because of the strong sense of personal accomplishment. The effort put forth in practice and preparation is apparent in competition, and not lost in a team effort. This aspect of wrestling can be a great motivator and teacher, and can develop a person's work ethic, self-confidence, and ability to achieve in all areas of life. Wrestling is great for exposing the "champion" within most any kid, but especially with those that love to compete.
Wrestling is considered an individual sport, but includes many of the benefits of team sports. Wrestling differs from most team sports in that during competition, athletes must rely entirely on their own individual abilities for success. Those that dedicate the time and effort will eventually achieve at a level directly proportionate to the investment they have made - even if their teammates prepare and perform at a different level.
Similarities exist in that teammates still depend on each other in team competition. Team victories in meets and tournaments are determined by the number of individual victories, and the extent to which each match was won or lost. Wrestlers also develop an appreciation and respect for teammates that have been through the same challenges, and a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie with teammates and other wrestlers.
Other team sports may be better for developing interactive player-toplayer skills such as passing and blocking, but wrestling can offer benefits that other team sports lack. The individual nature of the sport provides an outstanding opportunity for young athletes to develop a sense of responsibility and self esteem while learning the relationship between effort and achievement.
Sports offer opportunities for children to improve their strength, flexibility and coordination, while having fun. Most sports activities rely more on some muscle groups and less on others. For example, most sports focus primarily on pushing motions (leg/arm extension) such as throwing, hitting, kicking, jumping and running.
Experts believe that unilateral (equal emphasis on all muscle groups) physical development is especially important in young athletes. Isolated development at an early age, over a long period, increases the risk of injury and limits long-term foundational growth. Swimming, gymnastics and wrestling are among the few sports that engage both pulling and pushing muscle groups.
Of all the sports choices a parent and child can make, wrestling is perhaps the best sport for overall physical development because it involves all muscle groups, and requires the greatest balance of athletic skill. In other words, wrestling does more to improve basic things such as strength, balance, speed, agility and intensity, and is not as specialized as most other common sports.
Aggressiveness? Yes. Violence? No. Wrestling is often referred to as the toughest sport, and in many ways it is, but it is certainly not violent, nor does it lead to unruly or destructive behavior.
One of the factors that make wrestling so different from most other sports is that wrestling involves head-to-head competition. Each wrestler's efforts work in direct opposite from each other as in a tug-of-war contest. Success in wrestling requires the ability to attack, as well as the ability to stop your opponent's attack. The same factors apply with boxing and martial arts, but an attack in wrestling is nonviolent. Wrestling does not permit opponents to strike one another, and imposes strict penalties or disqualification for violent behavior. In essence, wrestling is unique in the fact that it can be very aggressive without being violent. The objective is not to destroy or harm one's opponent, but to out-maneuver them and to gain control.
The intensity with which wrestlers compete increases with age and experience. Kids wrestling, especially the younger age groups, in not nearly as intense as high school or college wrestling. It's common for new wrestlers to feel somewhat intimidated at first, not knowing how they compare with other wrestlers, but that is soon overcome. Wrestling, perhaps more than any other sport, is a great for building confidence while retaining a healthy dose of humility. The long-term result is that it develops the champion from within, and leads to greater success both on and off the mat, and does not turn kids into bullies or thugs.
Some parents feel that wrestling is too intense for young kids, and that it is better suited for post-pubescent teenage years. Denying a child the opportunity to participate in wrestling until high school greatly reduces their chance of success. Wrestling is a sport involving very complex technique that can take many years to master. A great high school athlete with little or no wrestling experience has little or no chance against an 8 or 10 year veteran. Some kids can close this gap by their last year of high school, but like most sports these days, starting younger seems to be the norm.
There are two entry points prior to high school - kid's clubs and middle school wrestling. Both are very accommodating for new wrestlers. Age and maturity level is not a factor by the time kids are in middle school, but at the club level, kids can enter wrestling as young as 4 or 5 years of age.
There is no easy way to know when a child is mature enough to be participating in a new sport. Some might be ready at three, while others might not develop an interest for wrestling until their early teens. The best approach is to introduce kids to the sport at a time and pace that is consistent with their interest level, backing off when necessary, and allowing more participation as their interest grows. In any case, it is important NOT to involve very young kids in a highly competitive program. Parents with young wrestlers should check that their club can properly accommodate young wrestlers with a separate, less competitive regimen involving more fun, "tumbling" types of activities, with virtually no emphasis on any of the serious, more competitive aspects of the sport.
There is a common misperception among the non-wrestling public that wrestling is a very dangerous sport. Perhaps it's the aggressive nature of the sport, association with "Pro Wrestling", or perhaps fear of the unknown. Several studies have been conducted in recent years that show wrestling to be safer than many more common sports including football, ice hockey and gymnastics. Most notable in these reports, is wrestling's low percentage of serious, permanent and life-threatening injury in relation to other sports. A quote from USA Wrestling Club Organizing Guide has the following to say about Risk of Injury:
"Wrestling is a contact sport and injuries will occur. As would be expected, wrestling has more injuries than tennis and swimming, but most wrestling injuries are minor, consisting of sprains and strains. Wrestling has fewer serious injuries than football, basketball or ice hockey. There is a lesser chance of getting seriously hurt when wrestling than when riding in a car, skateboarding or riding a dirt bike."
Safety factors in some ways unique to wrestling include:
Wrestling injuries can and do occur, but are more of a factor at the collegiate and international levels where match intensity is much higher. Most injuries occur during periods of horseplay or unsupervised activities such as before or after practice or competition. Parents and coaches can reduce this risk through proper planning and preparation.
Success factors in sports, or anything for that matter, are part God-given (i.e. height and size) and part acquired (i.e. endurance). Success in wrestling depends most on acquired factors, and unlike most other sports, wrestling does not favor athletes of any particular height, size, weight, muscle type, race or social class, and does not rely on superior vision or hearing.
Wrestlers learn, by the nature of the sport, that long-term success has much more to do with the investment made than the "natural" gifts one is given. Wrestlers learn the value of preparation and hard work, and the role it plays in achieving one's goals. Wrestling provides real-life experiences that build and strengthen the following character traits:
In order to keep this in perspective, one must realize that character development is a slow process, driven by a variety of positive and negative influences with varying degrees of impact. Sports can play a significant role in character development, but other influences may have an even greater impact. Wrestling, in itself, is not a character development solution, but years of participation can provide positive influences. A person's overall character includes many other dimensions, such as integrity and compassion, which may have little if anything to do with sports.
Muscle types are categorized as fast-twitch and slow-twitch. Fast-twitch muscle fibers deliver power, and are favored in explosive sports such as football. Slow-twitch fibers are superior in endurance activities such as long distance running. Training can compensate for some of this difference, however, it's a known fact that the ratio of slow-twitch to fast-twitch fibers varies from person to person, providing some with a "natural" advantage over others in particular sports.
No! There's no weight cutting in youth wrestling programs. It's true that weight cutting does exist at the high school and collegiate levels, but there are quite a few public misconceptions.
Some parents automatically associate wrestling with excessive, out-of-control weight loss, akin to anorexia and bulimia. In reality, the opposite is true - wrestlers gain control of their body weight and body composition, and are able to set and achieve reasonable goals with respect to muscle mass, fat percentage and body weight.
This form of weight control is more of a factor in later years, when competing at high school or collegiate levels, but coaches and wrestlers at that level are well aware of health and safety factors, and not likely to engage in unhealthy or risky forms of weight loss. Furthermore, state and national governing bodies, such as USA Wrestling, now prohibit any form of rapid or unsafe weight loss.
To some, the practice of any sort of weight control for the purpose of competing in a sport may still seem extreme and unnecessary, however, at the appropriate age, with proper education, planning and discipline, weight control can be a good thing that caries into other sports and can be an asset in maintaining one's health later in life. Proper weight control results in optimum body composition, allowing athletes to compete in peak physical condition, with the greatest ratio of strength, energy and power to body weight. These are factors in virtually every sport at the Olympic level.
With young wrestlers, it is only appropriate to discuss concepts. It can be a good time to explain how healthy eating can have an impact on performance, or to discuss the difference between healthy foods and "junk foods". Virtually all kids can learn and benefit from this information, even at a young age.
Who would win in a fight between a world-class boxer and a black belt kung-fu expert? How about an NFL linebacker versus a world-renowned jiu-jitsu champion? Opinions vary widely, but the truth of the matter is that each sport, or self-defense discipline, offers its own unique advantages that become more or less important depending on the situation. For example, boxing skills are quite valuable in a fistfight, but are practically useless if attacked from behind.
Most fight situations begin as a fistfight, but end up on the ground in a grappling contest with the better wrestler being the victor. Grappling, or wrestling skills, are actually more important in most self-defense situations, than the ability to punch or kick. The highly controversial sport of Ultimate Fighting proves this point.
Ultimate fighting, much like organized street fighting, began in 1993 with contestants of virtually every discipline. More than thirty forms of martial arts have been represented including everything from aikido to wing chun kung fu. Win/loss statistics compiled since inception list wrestling as the most effective discipline. Always able to take their opponent to the ground and remain in control, wrestlers with no other martial arts training fared extremely well against world renowned experts in Karate, Jiu-jitsu and other similar martial arts disciplines. Although wrestlers are relatively rare in the sport, past champions have included several excellent wrestlers such as Dan Severn and Mark Shultz, whom easily won matches against much bigger and stronger, internationally acclaimed martial arts champions.
Involvement in wrestling is a great way to build confidence and the ability to defend one's self, without resorting to the violent tactics inherent in most other forms of self-defense. Wrestling skills are an enormous asset in a schoolyard brawl or even a street fight, however, wrestling's non-violent nature does not prepare one for other aspects of self-defense such as disabling or disarming an assailant.


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Fort Hays State University is extending its reach to Africa with the newest 2+2 agreement.
FHSU and International Institute for Higher Education in Morocco recently signed a transfer agreement and articulation guide, allowing IIHEM students to take the first two years at their home university in Morocco and the last two years at FHSU.
The international 2+2 program is similar to working domestically with community colleges, but students graduate with a dual degree.
Students will graduate with a bachelor of science degree in civil, industrial and software and network engineering from IIHEM and a bachelor of science degree in information systems engineering from FHSU.
"An FHSU degree will enable them to join a graduate program in the U.S. and gain experience in the U.S.," said Houssain Kettani, director of information systems engineering, "which is beneficial if they choose to go back to Morocco as that nation is moving slowly away from the French system towards the American system. If the students choose to remain in the U.S., they will reduce the shortage in engineering graduates that our nation faces."
Kettani visited several Moroccan universities in December in order to grow his department.
"(Kettani's) program needs more students," said Cynthia Elliott, assistant provost and dean of distance learning. "So the opportunity to bring these Moroccan students would be very beneficial to the program."
Elliott hopes this program will help diversify campus.
"Diversification is one of the goals of the university," she said. "This is our attempt to diversify and increase enrollment for information systems. Hopefully it will be a win-win agreement for Morocco and FHSU."
The program is set to begin in the fall semester, and first semester enrollment is predicted to be minimal.
"If we could start with three to five students, we will be very pleased," Elliott said. "It will be really small."
FHSU has 2+2 agreements with nine international universities.
"The idea is excellent, and we hope that it can be broadened to cover more programs at FHSU," Kettani said. "The success of the agreement however, will be measured in the number of students that will take advantage of it. That in turn will help us develop more agreements."


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Many people will recall Jean Seberg as the young blonde gamine who played opposite Jean-Paul Belmondo in Godard's classic 1960′s film Breathless.
Few remember that she was hounded by the FBI for supporting liberal causes, and committed suicide in 1979 at the age of 40. J. Edgar Hoover personally tried to destroy her career by planting the story that the married Seberg was pregnant by a member of the Black Panthers. As the LA Times wrote in 2009:
Hoover oversaw the Seberg smear, ordering agents in Los Angeles to wait until Seberg's pregnancy grew more visible. He didn't want the wiretap–which agents apparently misinterpreted–to be suspected. Ronald Ostrow, a former Los Angeles Times reporter who worked in the Washington bureau, obtained documents in 1980 showing that FBI officials in Washington and agents in Los Angeles targeted Seberg for giving $10,500 to the Panthers.
The psychological toll of being targeted by the government for political beliefs is massive, the stuff that filled Soviet-era gulags. People like John Kiriakou and Thomas Drake have had their careers destroyed and their lives torn apart simply for telling uncomfortable truths that expose corruption and lawlessness at the highest levels. The only surprise is that there aren't more people who simply can't handle the intense pressure.
Seberg's family blamed the FBI for her death, just as activist Aaron Swartz's family rightly blames his overly zealous prosecutors. Public intolerance for this kind of government harassment and abuse of power should be vigorous and swift, but sadly there's no better way for careerists to make their bones at the DoJ or any other agency right now than to engage in the personal destruction of activists advocating for the freedom of information.
Aaron Swartz isn't the first victim of this war nor, sadly, will he be the last. His death is collateral damage in a war being waged by a ruthless government intent on protecting a secretive and unaccountable kleptocracy at all costs.
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Writing is an incredibly creative action that could not make an individual feel great about their accomplishment until it is published and others are appreciating it. An author's ability is a thing that very few individuals actually have. They share all of them with the entire world and would like you to investigate your creative talents. Are you ready?
Editing, cover design, and printing it in the right formats are almost as critical as marketing it to the perfect people. The challenges are understood by the Singapore book publishers plus they're going to work on each area with you that you want help in. They do it all in a bid to help you get the most potential vulnerability for yourself and your book that is printed.
If you have the dream do not allow your discouragement to take over. Lots of start writers give up on it due to the time it could require to get a deal. You've got choices and you should not quit as long as they're there. For instance, instead of a regular publishing house, perhaps you have considered the the choice of self-publishing your work? It's a great and simple option for several.
If you're focused on composing, the Singapore book publishers motivate you to contemplate self publishing. Through it you will have the ability to make use of all of the tools necessary for success and you may still have control over every aspect of it. You will have the choice to track your publications progress from start to finish via a simple to use control panel. You will even find a way to monitor sales on your publications.
As an author you need to have control of the publication that you brought into existence. That is the reason you've the choice to print it in soft or hard cover formats. You as the author have all the say in reference to your novel. EBooks make sales simpler since many people now read that format over print, but you should have that too, in case you need to see a printed version of your novel.
Self publishing means which you get to self-manage the book you've worked hard on. You may pass up on the chance of obtaining a rejection in the mail, but actually, is an actual sacrifice? You'll also give the potential up to just bore in the efforts you have put into creating something great. You decide what happens to your novel and it is not important what a large agency thinks of it. All that matters is that you and your readers enjoy.
Getting it printed writing, and selling the novel that you're proud to call yours is demanding. Self publishing bureaus can allow it to be simpler, but it is not ensured. It is dependent upon your ability, the subject you write about, and whether people want to read your efforts. The Singapore publishers know the danger when you put yourself as a writer who is just starting out you are taking. Their advice to you is not complex. Never give up on your vision of becoming a fantastic author. Even though your first effort does not sell the manner in which you hope, keep trying and eventually success will come.
You will get your name out there with a tiny bit of effort. Oftentimes, there aren't any fees before you start making a profit. This can permit you to concentrate on the significant side of getting the name out there in the world among the most significant writers that are new about. A little effort from you is all that it takes and the book publishers you've chosen will look after the rest. Soon you'll have a number of readers who wish to demonstrate you support.
Anyone who has joint pain can tell you that it's not a whole lot of pleasure coping with the pain of joints that are swollen and inflamed. If you are one of the unlucky one's who comprehends this pain, first hand, you realize that help is not easy to locate.
Would you consider joint pain remedies that parts of Asia trust and people in India and use as both an antioxidant and an anti-inflammatory? What if it could also prevent particular types of cancer? Americans and other nations have used it as a spice for many years and its curry powder that was named.
The possibility to help block particular kinds of tumours needs further testing but so far the results are not neutral. But the only thing it's approved for is so you're able to go more freely getting relief from all your joint pain. Knee pain relief that is natural is within your reach with the only thing it's help. It could be worth looking into if desire to be pain free, whether it fights cancer or not.
Anyone who desires the best part is that it is grown and harvested from a plant and natural knee pain relief can reap the benefits of turmeric curcumin known as the turmeric and the curcuma longa plant. It is harvested from the stems or rhizomes which are subterranean. As a spice, it has an orange colour. Of taking it regular more and more advantages are being noted, though the FDA says the stems are contrary to the fact and uncertain that individuals everywhere take it and appreciate being painfree.
Turmeric Curcumin is also able to help a variety of issues or other health matters. These things contain, asthma help, reducing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease due to its anti-inflammatory skills. Its antioxidant properties are demonstrated to improve cholesterol dilemmas, rheumatoid arthritis pain, colds and flu symptoms, also as help some individuals with diabetes.
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Turmeric curcumin has the potential to minimize the free radical damage that make you appear older than you are and can change your cells and the effects. Time has proven its power. It has been used for thousands of years in the various foods that we eat. Research suggests that it could be far better than the OPCs that are found in pine bark extracts and beta carotene. That is why it is trusted for years to be a knee pain treatment that is natural that is great.
This supplement does so many things that are amazing for your body that you must be happy to try it out on your own. You will understand again how amazing it may be do as you desire to do and to live pain free. You will have turmeric curcumin to thank for your newfound general health and be joyful that you simply tried this knee pain treatment option that is natural. It is better than any pain drug that your doctor may improve your digestive system as well as your liver function and gives you for you.
In years previous, children with dyslexia were frequently believed to have problems or accused of being slow. Now it is well known that a large part of the kids with learning disabilities have not some other difficulty and dyslexia. Though true, these children do still confront challenges, but now it's a lot easier to allow them to beat it.
If you are interested as to what causes dyslexia or the reason it is this type of major problem for children, you must understand first how a person learns to read. To be able to learn to read a child must be able to learn special letters' sounds. They should also comprehend the significance of words, groups of words, and word components. The term Phonics concentrates on learning to connect letters or a mixture of letters with an accompanying sound. This may be very difficult for a child to learn and understand.
Research demonstrates that dyslexia occurs as a result of the way that the kid's brain grows and operates differently. The Children have the letters that make those sounds and problems identifying specific sounds. These children want to learn but just have a problem comprehending the way in which it all comes together. There's no treatment for dyslexia, but it can be altered or improved through good reading intervention programs for kids.
It requires time and patience to help a kid with dyslexia learn to read considering that spelling, speech, and other matters may be changed by this state. For a plan to have a positive influence on the kid, they must normally start with the basics of reading. Including going back how they connect to one another as well as they may sound within a group of other letters and to learn distinct letter sounds. It'll take a lot of exercise in teaching dyslexic children and by the kid for this to be among the great reading intervention programs for children, it must be flexible and based on their needs. For a kid with dyslexia the procedure could be slower and more in depth.
Lots of people consider that dyslexia means you read the letters and write them backwards. Sometimes, this may be true. A kid with this state may have trouble writing a "m" instead of a "w" or write a "b" instead of a "d". These usually are not all inclusive and a kid may have many other symptoms, although they may additionally get confused when seeing or writing mathematical symbols. A kid with a learning disability like dyslexia, may take advantage of a more intense phonics lesson to be included in addition to the reading intervention.
If you are worried that your child may have dyslexia and they're between the ages of fourth grader and preschooler, you have to find help. The sooner you do, the better off because your child will have the ability to get the help they desire they will be. The fantastic news is there are good reading intervention programs for kids and these systems can help your kid learn to read. A few of the warning signs include difficulty when difficulty connecting letters with sounds, problems sounding out words, getting words wrong that you know they should know, writing letters backward comes to comprehending the words that they have read, and it.
Even adults who were never properly diagnosed with dyslexia and older children can take advantage of the same programs that young kids can take. Does not mean that there is no expectation for you, particularly since appropriate identification of dyslexia is still a comparatively new thing merely because you had been misdiagnosed. It follows that there are great reading programs available for you as well and they'll all start with the same principles that you may have overlooked when you were first "taught" the best way to read nicely.
Every kid deserves the privilege to read and love a novel that is good. Thanks to all the great reading intervention programs for kids it is more potential for every kid to be able to do the one thing that a large part people take for granted. Instead of feeling defeated, these kids can not feel unsuccessful. Instead of parents feeling frustrated, they are also able to feel pride in their kid's new skill to read and comprehend the things they are reading. Are you prepared to discover ways to help your youngster?
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Academic internships are carefully monitored work or service experiences in which students have clear, intentional learning goals and actively reflect on what they are learning. Often, students choose to earn college credit for performing internships, which makes them an even better idea. (At Berry College, internships are graded on a pass/fail scale.)
Internships allow students to clarify career goals, learn specific job skills from experienced professionals, develop awareness of job responsibilities and career requirements, apply theories learned in the classroom to practical, on-the-job situations, and gain valuable experience for future employment or admission to graduate or professional school. Even better, in 2012, the NACE Journal reported that 58 percent of internships lead to full time positions!
Any Berry College student who has completed 60 or more credit hours and earned a cumulative GPA of at least 2.6 is eligible to do an Academic Internship. Setting an internship up for academic credit is a straightforward process – all you have to do after securing an internship is work with a professor to create a set of learning goals and complete an Internship Learning Agreement. The Career Center is here to help students find out what's out there and define the types of internship opportunities they might want to pursue, utilize resources to research internship options, and complete the required paperwork for approval. It's never too early to start exploring the possibilities! Call or stop by the Career Center to get started.
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Buzz Out Loud 1447: Mirrored boats and 3DTV hate (Podcast)
Brian Cooley joins the show today to talk about the new privacy bill of rights--which apparently does nothing that browser Do Not Track buttons don't do, and exempts the federal government while doing it. "It" being "nothing." Also, T-Mobile tries to win new customers with new unlimited plans, Apple may get into the Netflix-killing game, and whether we should ban the "Twilight" books just to save ourselves from Facebook scams. --Molly
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