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Taylors Island WMA
The tidal marshes of Taylors Island have been relatively untouched by the development of small towns and villages on the nearby shores. This large island in western Dorchester County is a classic illustration of Chesapeake Bay tidal marsh habitat. Encompassing 1,120 acres, Taylors Island WMA is a mix of marsh, forests and fallow fields.
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Wildlife associated with the marsh include raccoons, muskrats and river otters. The small stands of forest support white-tailed deer as well as sika deer, a species of elk that is native to Asia. Visitors may also catch a glimpse of the endangered Delmarva fox squirrel. Osprey and bald eagles fish the deeper waters nearby, while mallard and black ducks feed in the shallows. Buffleheads, canvasbacks and scaup are often seen diving for food in the waters off shore. Herons and egrets use the marshes for hunting food. Shorebirds, like plovers and sandpipers, use the mudflats found along the shores at low tide.
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Hunters will enjoy the challenge afield offered by white-tailed and sika deer as well as a variety of waterfowl. Water-oriented recreation includes crabbing, fishing, and boating from a nearby county ramp. There is also a boat ramp on the island.
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From the Bay Bridge, take U.S. Route 50 to Cambridge. Take MD 16 west about four miles from the town of Madison. Turn left on Smithville Road and watch for WMA signs. A parking lot provides access to only a small portion of this WMA. The rest is only accessible by boat. For boat access, continue on Smithville Road to the county boat ramp on Beaverdam Creek. To reach the WMA by boat, travel west on Beaverdam Creek. For additional information, contact the LeCompte Wildlife Office at (410) 376-3236.
This area is a part of Marylands Department of Natural Resources public land system and is managed by the Wildlife and Heritage Service. The primary mission of the WMA system is to conserve and enhance wildlife populations and their respective habitats as well as to provide public recreational use of the States wildlife resources.
Eighty-five percent of the funding for Maryland's state wildlife programs comes from hunting license fees and a federal excise tax on sport hunting devices and ammunition. The federal aid funds are derived from the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (or Pittman-Robertson) Fund, which sportsmen and women have been contributing to since 1937. Each state receives a share of the funds, which is administered by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service; these funds are used for wildlife conservation and hunter education programs, including the management of the WMA system.
Other sources of funds for land acquisition include Program Open Space Funding for Maryland's State and local parks and conservation areas, provided through The Department of Natural Resources' Program Open Space. Established in 1969, Program Open Space symbolizes Maryland's long-term commitment to conserving natural resources while providing exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities.
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SAN ANTONIO, TX — Thanks to The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a national not-for-profit organization funded by America's leading distillers and dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking, students got a life-saving lesson about the dangers of underage drinking and driving today during presentations at Churchill High School and Harlandale High School. In advance of Spring Break, Prom and Graduation Season, Brandon Silveria, a young man who was involved in an alcohol-related crash at age 17 just before his high school prom, appeared with his father, Tony, to tell their story of survival.
According the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 327 youths under the age of 21 died in alcohol-related fatalities in Texas in 2002, a decrease of 13 percent. And, the number of alcohol-related fatalities during April and May represented over 20 percent of the total number of traffic fatalities.
During the program, Silveria told students his wrenching story of how as a high school student he had everything a teenager could want — a job, girlfriend and plans for the future — until he had a few drinks at a party and chose to drive home. After falling asleep at the wheel, crossing the centerline and crashing into a tree, Brandon was left in a coma for three months and spent several years in rehabilitation. Silveria was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as walking, talking and swallowing had to be re-learned. He has permanent brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's presentations continue to receive standing ovations from students across the country.
"What you become depends on the choices that you make," said Brandon Silveria. "When I was seventeen, I had a job and a girlfriend. Because of my crash, I lost both of them. My hope is that by sharing my experiences with other young people, I can prevent others from being hurt or killed."
Through educational efforts such as the Silveria lecture and video program, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility educates students across the country about the hazards of underage drinking and driving. Since Brandon and his father Tony have become spokespeople for The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, they have addressed over one million high school students nationwide and have been featured on such television programs as "Rescue 911," NBC's "Today," and "Leeza."
"We are pleased to have had the opportunity to visit San Antonio during this crucial time of the year to combat underage drinking and drunk driving," said Shannon Adams, Field Director, The Century Council. "We hope to raise awareness about this serious problem, and by doing so, save lives."
To request a free copy of "Brandon Tells His Story" or for more information on the Silveria program call (800) 431-4499. The 30-minute video, which won an award from the American Medical Association, is accompanied by supporting curriculum materials and can be used with large or small groups of teens.
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This is the ideal trip for those who prefer an in-depth Western Europe experience. Ride two of Europe's most famous high-speed trains: the Eurostar train from London to Brussels and the high-speed TGV train from Strasbourg to Paris. Guided sightseeing is included in London, in Sound of Music Salzburg, in Vienna, and in Paris, with included visits to St. Paul's Cathedral in London, a picture stop at the unusual Hundertwasserhaus in Vienna, the Mirabell Gardens in Salzburg, and a ride to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and more. Also stay in Amsterdam, where an included canal cruise is the best way to see the 17th-century capital of Holland; in Koblenz, Germany, with a romantic Rhine Cruise; in Munich, where dinner at the famous Ratskeller restaurant gives you a chance to try out traditional Bavarian fare; in Innsbruck, Tyrol's capital, where a horse-drawn carriage ride through the Alps is included; in picture-book Lucerne, with time to climb a mountain or attend a folklore party; and in the Black Forest, where you will learn all about the cuckoo clock, and taste the traditional Black Forest Cake. Scenic drives along the Rhine River, past the Salzkammergut Lake District, and through the Alps make this vacation an unforgettable experience.
LONDON Guided sightseeing, visit St. Paul's Cathedral and see the Changing of the Guard, if heldLONDON–BRUSSELS By high-speed Eurostar trainAMSTERDAM Canal cruiseRHINE CRUISEMUNICH Orientation, visit Marienplatz; dinner with beer at a local restaurantSALZBURG Guided walking tour, visit Mirabell Gardens and St. Peter's ChurchyardVIENNA Guided sightseeing, take pictures of the HundertwasserhausINNSBRUCK Walk through the Old Town to the Golden Roof; Tyrolean horse-drawn carriage ride and a drink at a caféVADUZ Stop in the capital of LiechtensteinLUCERNE Walking tour including the Lion Monument and the Chapel BridgeRHINE FALLSBLACK FOREST Learn about cuckoo clocks, enjoy a traditional dinner with local specialties and Black Forest CakeSTRASBOURG–PARIS By high-speed TGV train (first-class)PARIS Guided sightseeing, ascend the Eiffel TowerHeadsets throughout the tour
Welcome to London! Uniformed Globus Hosts are available to help you make the most of your stay.
Morning sightseeing with a Local Guide includes all the famous landmarks: the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben beside the River Thames, Westminster Abbey, Whitehall's mounted horseguards and the Prime Minister's Downing Street, Piccadilly Circus, and Buckingham Palace. Highlights are a visit to ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL and the ceremonial pageantry of the Changing of the Guard, if held. Time in the afternoon for independent activities. Optional excursions are available to the Tower of London and to Windsor Castle. Maybe a leisurely cruise on the River Thames? (Breakfast)
Meet your Tour Director and traveling companions and head for the railway station to board the high-speed EUROSTAR TRAIN to Brussels, Belgium. From here, a comfortable drive will bring you to Amsterdam, Holland's 700-year-old capital. Tonight is your chance to join the locals during an optional dinner with regional specialties at one of Amsterdam's lively restaurants, followed by an evening walk through Old Amsterdam. (Breakfast)
Enjoy a CANAL CRUISE aboard a glass-roofed launch, which is the best way to get a good impression of how Amsterdam was built and how much still remains from the Golden Age. Depart for Koblenz, the German city where the Rhine and Moselle Rivers come together. An optional excursion to impressive Marksburg Castle, with spectacular views of the Rhine River, is available. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Start with a romantic RHINE CRUISE along the most scenic part of the Rhine River past castle-crested cliffs, terraced vineyards, and trim, half-timbered towns. Continue to Munich, capital of Bavaria, and see the Olympic Park and the 1,000-foot-high Television Tower. Also visit MARIENPLATZ with its New and Old Town Halls, where a special dinner with local specialties, like Frittatensuppe (pancake soup), and beer awaits you at the Ratskeller restaurant. (Breakfast, Dinner)
A scenic drive eastwards following the Bavarian Alps into Austria. Stop in Salzburg, where your Local Guide takes you through the historic center. Admire exquisite MIRABELL GARDENS, the Great Festival Hall, ST. PETER'S CHURCHYARD, and the monumental Domplatz. See Mozart's birthplace in the charming Getreidegasse and browse through the downtown market. Next, pass the lovely Salzkammergut Lake District, made famous by the The Sound of Music movie, and along the Danube Valley to Vienna, proud capital of Austria. (Breakfast)
Guided sightseeing features the State Opera House, the Jewish quarter, a stop at Hofburg Palace, and a picture stop at the unusual Hundertwasserhaus. To make the most of your stay, choose from our optional excursions to magnificent Schönbrunn Palace or to Grinzing for a taste of Heurigen wine. (Breakfast)
Enter the Tyrolean Alps and arrive in Innsbruck. Take a pleasant stroll through quaint medieval lanes to Emperor Maximilian's GOLDEN ROOF, then enjoy the special highlight of the day: a spectacular HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE RIDE, including a drink at a local café. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Follow the Inn River on the comfortable highway through the Arlberg area, famous for Austria's ski resorts like Lech and Zürs, to Vaduz, capital of the Principality of Liechtenstein. Time to buy your stamps or other souvenirs before continuing to picture-book Lucerne in Switzerland. During your walking tour, admire Thorwaldsen's emotional LION MONUMENT, dedicated to the fallen Swiss Guards who protected the Royal House of France during the French Revolution, and the ornate patrician houses lining the cobblestone streets of the walled Old Town. Then, cross the famous covered CHAPEL BRIDGE to the Jesuit Church. Afterwards, shop for Swiss watches and chocolate. Tonight is your chance to join the Swiss Folklore dinner with yodeling and alphorn blowing. (Breakfast)
Exciting optional activities to choose from: climb a mountain by cable car or take a cruise on the fjord-like lake. Then, stop at the thundering Rhine Falls before re-entering Germany into the lush valleys and pine-clad hills of the Black Forest. Enjoy a warm welcome by the Drubba family at the Hofgut Sternen hotel and learn all about the cuckoo clock, for which the area is famous. After dinner, you will have a special dessert: traditional Black Forest Cake. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Cross the border into the Alsace region and arrive in Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament, where you will board the high-speed TGV TRAIN to Paris. Optional excursions are available to the magnificent Louvre Museum. Tonight, maybe try out local dishes at one of Paris' fine restaurants, followed by an illumination drive to explore the "City of Light." (Breakfast)
Discover the world capital of chic and style with a Local Guide and admire its most famous sights: the Opéra, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysées, and more. For a bird's-eye view, take the elevator up to the second floor of Paris' most famous landmark: the EIFFEL TOWER. To make the most of your stay, join an optional excursion to the lavish baroque Palace of Versailles, and tonight, dinner and a lively cabaret show at one of Paris' nightclubs might just be the ticket! (Breakfast)
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Re: The Experiment: Happiness is...
As the Peanuts always said, "happiness is a boy and his dog."
odysseyroc wrote:In honor of this design I used science to create these "fusion" tacos: Smoked tri-tip with ahi, onion, cilantro and cholula.
can i come over to your place for dinner? =)
Re: High School Scientific Method
Ah, the good ol' days of learning the scientific method in Chemistry class. Filled with the noxious fumes of burning erasers...
Good lord, man! You and your gosh darn TACO PICTURES! They make me so hungry! We don't have a good taco place to go to around here... taco johns... taco bell... meh.
I want THESE!!!
+1 on the shirt. I hope this one gets appreciated in the way that all of your ideas do. If not, do what jabber said and print it somewhere else! It's great!
Re: Lab Rat
Nice work. I like the design of the people... your explanation makes sense to me.
very cute design janesko, love the color combo too.
penguinator27 wrote:I'm all for kelly green shirts, but I think your chalkboard thingy might be more effective on another color. Love the design.
Thanks, I tried it on black... but it didn't look right.
tgentry wrote:Hey, that's how I tricked a girl into marrying me! Great job.
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The frog is a little disturbing, but I DO love the green!
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reminds me of Scarlett Johanssen
WELL DONE! Creepy and Cute at the same time... not an easy emotion to create. I like it, even if I do end up sleeping with the lights on tonight.
Hope this wins because I want one. Can I get a chicken and beef taco? :P
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Am I missing something? What's the scientific method here?
graffd02 wrote:Sorry about the quick re-sub... go ahead and re-vote if you need to, I had to fix a couple of things on the top equation.
The top equation is the basic probability of rolling a 20 sided dice (using binomial coefficient and combinations).
The bottom simple equation is the basic simplified formula to find the probability of rolling a double 20. (1 in 400)
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Hey, just an idea- maybe put the dice in the thumbnail. It's so recognizeable that it might make more people click. Maybe.
This is otterific, though. Never played D&D but I can appreciate the concept here. Funny stuff :P
Re: Me Eat WHAT?!?
I'd like it more if the art on the veggies was a little better executed. It's a cute idea.
Re: Chemistry
For these guys, breaking up really will be hard to do.
BootsBoots wrote:I know. I keep mucking it up. I looked at it too long and I don't think I'm making good decisions anymore.
I definitely preferred the red, but I like the symbols here better.
You've GMV either way, but the other colors + these symbols would be my fave. ;)
This is a really great shirt. My hubs has been waiting for a woot shirt he'd like to buy; if this wins, I'm sure this'll be it. ;)
sogj wrote:Am I missing something? What's the scientific method here?
Music + Nature = otterific
Testing the hypothesis of if headphones are placed on a deer, then electricity will be produced?
It'll never happen, but I wish Woot! would change their policy so that voting on a shirt means that you automatically get billed for any shirts you vote on that prints.
I've liked two or three of ramyb/sekioyawhatever's shirts (own one), but the rest tend to be sub-par artwork without a lot of thought to the concept. Just my opinion. I've also watched controversy abound as mediocre shirt after mediocre shirt of theirs gets upvoted into the fog over some truly good-looking, well-thought-out designs.
The same happens with other artists as well, which is why I haven't purchased a shirt from this site in a long time: too much favoritism, not enough originality. If people were committing to pay for a shirt they voted on, we'd see a lot less favoritism, I'm sure.
Re: Taco Math
Love it!
@sogj, like my mom always said "make yourself a dang quessadilla"
@vzfamily, I'm trying my best to get a taco design as often as possible.
@jabberjaws,Thanks. I'm pretty happy with this, I'll get this thing printed one way or another.
@Lagbert&Spiritgreen, Funny thing about the colors is the only real change is the shirt color. As much as I'd love to use the brighter colors all the times, sometimes you just need something neutral.
@Kylemittskus&Paigeg, Thanks.I hope a whole lot of people agree with you.
@Endangeredomega, I'm hoping that the deliciousness of tacos combined with the nerdiness of math appeals to the voters here.
@megsck, sure thing. if you hop the next plane to St. Louis you might make it in time for dinner.
Re: Donuts are Devils Riding Unicorns
I hope this prints! I really like the design. The artwork reminds me a lot of this comic:
I'm not suggesting it's a rip off, so no one get their panties in a wad. The blue/shiny/bubbliness off it just reminded me of the toon.
I like how you drew the pencil marks showing where they ran.
I had a feeling there would be some "looks like..." comments- but this is an imaginary person simply based on the "ideal proportions for attractiveness" - I guess all the pretty famous ladies must fit this standard to some degree! It should be an interesting "experiment" to see how many likenesses people see! Thanks! :-)
im guessing this is how love potion #9 was made =)
mjc613 wrote:Why don't these guys have claw marks on them and tears on their lab coats?
They were smart and de-clawed the cats first ;) lol
Poor, poor traumatized kitties! This is great though, haha
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Danke Spiritgreen!
Cheers (pun intended) megsck!
Ha, tgentry no way. You're a good looking fellow.
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Ok. Brought the red back. I'm a hot mess today.
JesseBYAH wrote:Good lord, man! You and your gosh darn TACO PICTURES! They make me so hungry! We don't have a good taco place to go to around here... taco johns... taco bell... meh.
I want THESE!!!
+1 on the shirt. I hope this one gets appreciated in the way that all of your ideas do. If not, do what jabber said and print it somewhere else! It's great!
There aren't any good taco places where I live either. It really sucks after living my whole life in So Cal. The upside for me is that I'm cooking way more than I ever did in LA.
I had the misfortune of trying Taco John's for the first time, a month or so back. We drove from St Louis to Kansas City (just to get some barbecue) and stopped to get gas in the middle of Missouri somewhere. Taco John's was across the street from the gas station, and I just HAD to try it. I knew it wouldn't be good, but that wasn't going to stop me. It made Taco Bell look like King Taco.
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@megsck, sure thing. if you hop the next plane to St. Louis you might make it in time for dinner.
awwwwww dammit! why couldn't i get invited when my bf lived in kansas city! land in KC to visit the bf then drive 6 hours for some bomb tacos...totally worth it.
sogj wrote:LOL
I definitely preferred the red, but I like the symbols here better.
You've GMV either way, but the other colors + these symbols would be my fave. ;)
This is a really great shirt. My hubs has been waiting for a woot shirt he'd like to buy; if this wins, I'm sure this'll be it. ;)
Ok, ok! I brought the red back. I tell ya. ;)
Thanks so much for the help, everyone.
Role reversal shirts are forever the bane of my existence (what if staplers stapled us?!? what if food ate us?!? what if cars drove us... ad nausea) but this has a positive stance of sort going for it if you're against animal testing/cruelty.
Re: I'm doing science and I'm still alive
I love the T-rex scientist, especially his glasses! +1
endangeredomega wrote:The side-ways shirt-comp doesn't seem to add much here ... but I guess now I know what this design will look like if I'm lying down?
Or if the people looking at you are lying down. The reclining demographic is appallingly marginalized at woot, and we're not going to stand for it any more!
megsck wrote:awwwwww dammit! why couldn't i get invited when my bf lived in kansas city! land in KC to visit the bf then drive 6 hours for some bomb tacos...totally worth it.
You're in Los Dangerous, you can randomly walk into a building and find some really good tacos.
Re: Test Tube Baby
I love it so much Patrick! +1
I just sent you a message
BootsBoots wrote:Ok. Brought the red back. I'm a hot mess today.
Red > Asphalt
This is great! XD
I have no idea how you get so much life into your drawings, but dang, do I want to hang out with them.
That caterpillar is basically having the best time ever.
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But when 68-year-old DeVito was asked whether he was adjusting to life as a single man, he hesitated and explained that he wasn't really solo these days.
"Rhea and I are really close, and actually still together," DeVito said. "Just like, separate, but together."
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Thread: Really good audiobooks?
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There are some really awesome versions of the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant narrated by Scott Brick. He does such a great job on this series and is one of the reasons I've gotten hooked on it.
Another of my favorite audiobooks is Tolkien's Children of Hurin, narrated by Christopher Lee. Lee's voice is just so perfect for this style of book.
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Thanks guys!
I am going to add first law trilogy and theft of swords to my "listen que."
I really wish I could read sometimes, but I am always on the go and audiobook form is perfect for me. So I'm always on the lookout for not only a great book, but a great narrator reading a great book - it's an awesome experience!
October 12th, 2012, 04:15 AM #19
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I think no one mentioned Stephen King's Dark tower, read by George Guidall. I don't listen to many audiobooks but found that one rally captivating!
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I just saw that Erikson's Gardens of the Moon is out in audio format on Audilbe. This is a new one for me. I wonder it will be easier to get into while trapped in a car rather than being unengaged when I tried to read it.
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Also finished the First Law series, it was excellent as well. I like the narrator/actor on the Abercrombie books more, but preferred the Riyria story more. Both are excellent though and thanks for the suggestions!
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I would recommend checking out Orson Scott Card's books on audible, great books in themselves but also because they use both male and female voice actors for true immersion
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The prevalence of aortic calcification in Japanese compared to white and Japanese-American middle-aged men is confounded by the amount of cigarette smokingEl-Saed A, Curb JD, Kadowaki T, Okamura T, Sutton-Tyrrell K, Masaki K, Seto TB, Takamiya T, Choo J, Edmundowicz D, Evans RW, Fujiyoshi A, Nakamura Y, Miura K, Shin C, Kuller LH, Ueshima H, Sekikawa A.
Background: The prevalence of coronary artery calcification (CAC) in Japanese men is lower than in white and Japanese-American men. It is unclear if aortic calcification (AC) strongly linked to smoking is also lower in Japanese men who have many times higher smoking prevalence compared to US men. Methods: We conducted a population-based study of 903 randomly-selected men aged 40–49 years: 310 Japanese men in Kusatsu, Japan, 301 white men in Allegheny County, US, and 292 Japanese men in Hawaii, US (2002–2006). The presence of AC was assessed by electron-beam tomography. AC was defined as Agatston aortic calcium scores (AoCaS) >0 and ≥100. Results: Japanese (35.8%) had significantly less AoCaS>0 compared to both white (68.8%, pb0.001) and Japanese-American (62.3%, pb0.001) but similar AoCaS≥100 (19.4%, 18.3%, 22.6%, respectively, p=0.392). The pack-years of smoking, which was highest in Japanese, was the most important single associate of AC in all populations. Additionally age, low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), and triglycerides in Japanese; body-mass index (BMI) in white; and BMI, LDL-C, hypertension, diabetes, and lipid medications in Japanese-American were independent associates of AC. The risk of AC using either cut points adjusted for pack-years of smoking and additional risk factors was lower in Japanese compared to both white and Japanese-American. AC and CAC had moderately positive and significant correlations in Japanese (r=0.26), white (r=0.39), and Japanese-American (r=0.45). Conclusions: The prevalence of AC defined both >0 and ≥100 was significantly lower in Japanese than in white and Japanese-American men after adjusting for cigarette smoking and additional risk factors.
Int J Cardiol. 2013 Jul 15;167(1):134-9. PMID: 22240754
Ethnic difference in liver fat content: A cross-sectional observation among Japanese American in Hawaii, Japanese in Japan, and non-Hispanic whites in United StatesAzuma K, Curb JD, Kadowaki T, Edmundowicz D, Kadowaki S, Masaki KH, El-Saed A, Nishio Y, Seto TB, Okamura T, Cetinel C, Kadota A, Sutton-Tyrrell K, Miura K, Evans RW, Takamiya T, Maegawa H, Miljkovic I, Kuller LH, Ueshima H, Kelley DE, Sekikawa A
BACKGROUND: We recently reported that Japanese had higher liver fat at a lower level of BMI compared with non-Hispanic whites (NHW). Objective: We hypothesize that ethnic difference in fat storage capacity contributes to this ethnic difference in liver fat. DESIGN: To examine this, we assessed liver fat among 244 Japanese-American aged 40-49, using regional computed-tomography images, along with metabolic variables. RESULTS: Despite the similar BMI between Japanese-Americans and NHW men, Japanese-Americans had more liver fat (liver to spleen attenuation ratio: 1.03 ± 0.22 for Japanese-Americans, and 1.07 ± 0.15 for NHW men; p < 0.05) and tended to have a greater disposition for fatty liver with an increase in BMI than NHW, indicating a clear difference between the two groups. In addition, liver fat is less in Japanese-Americans compared with Japanese men (1.03 ± 0.22 vs. 1.01 ± 0.16; p < 0.05), despite of a much higher BMI. These ethnic differences support the hypothesis that higher fat storage capacity indeed seems to be associated with less liver fat. In all the groups, liver fat content strongly correlated with triglycerides, homeostasis model assessment-insulin resistance, and C-reactive protein (CRP). Nevertheless, these metabolic variables were worse in Japanese-Americans, despite of less liver fat, compared with Japanese. Moreover, CRP levels were least among Japanese with highest liver fat, and highest among NHW men with least liver fat, despite of a strong positive association between CRP and fatty liver within each population. CONCLUSIONS: Fat content in the liver is intermediate for Japanese-Americans compared with Japanese and NHW men, which supports the hypothesis of less fat storage capacity among Japanese, closely linked to ethnic difference in predisposition to fatty liver.
Obes Res Clin Pract. 2013 May-Jun;7(3):e198-205. PMID: 23697588
Lewy pathology is not the first sign of degeneration in vulnerable neurons in Parkinson diseaseMilber JM, Noorigian JV, Morley JF, Petrovitch H, White L, Ross GW, Duda JE
Objective: To determine whether evidence of neuronal dysfunction or demise preceded deposition of Lewy pathology in vulnerable neurons in Parkinson disease (PD). Methods: We examined the extent of nigral dysfunction and degeneration among 63 normal, incidental Lewy body disease (ILBD), and PD cases based on tyrosine hydroxylase (TH) immunoreactivity and neuron densities, respectively. The relationship between these markers and Lewy pathology (LP) burden in the substantia nigra (SN) and Braak PD stage was assessed. Results: Compared with normal subjects, ILBD cases displayed a significantly higher percentage of TH-negative cells and lower neuronal densities in the SN as early as Braak PD stages 1 and 2, before LP deposition in the nigrostriatal system. ILBD nigral neuron densities were intermediate between normal subjects and PD cases, and TH-negative percentages were higher in ILBD than either normal or PD cases. Furthermore, neuron density and neuronal dysfunction levels remained relatively constant across Braak PD stages in ILBD. Conclusions: These results suggest that significant neurodegeneration and cellular dysfunction precede LP in the SN, challenging the pathogenic role of LP in PD and the assumption that ILBD always represents preclinical PD.
Neurology. 2012 Dec 11;79(24):2307-14. doi: 10.1212. PMID: 23152586
FOXO3 gene variants and human aging: coding variants may not be key playersDonlon TA, Curb JD, He Q, Grove JS, Masaki KH, Rodriguez B, Elliott A, Willcox DC, Willcox BJ
FOXO3 is generally recognized as a "master" gene in aging since its association with longevity has been replicated in multiple organisms and human populations. A group of single nucleotide polymorphisms in linkage disequilibrium with a coding region has been associated with human longevity, but the actual functional variant is unidentified. Therefore, we sequenced the coding region in our long-lived Japanese American population in order to enhance resources for fine mapping this region. We demonstrate that of 38 published variants, 6 are misalignments with homologous nonallelic sequences from FOXO3B (ZNF286B), a pseudogene on a different chromosome; 2 are attributable to ZNF286B only, and the remaining 30 were unconfirmed, indicating that they are very rare and not likely involved in longevity. Furthermore, we identified a novel, unique, nonsynonymous coding variant in exon 3 (Gly566Ala; rs138174682) that is prevalent in multiple ethnic groups but appeared too rare for major longevity effects in our study populations.
J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci. 2012 Nov;67(11):1132-9. doi: 10.1093/gerona/gls067. Epub 2012 Mar 28. PMID: 22459618
Modeling regional vulnerability to Alzheimer pathologyRoyall DR, Palmer RF, Petrovitch H, Ross GW, Masaki K, White LR
Latent growth curve (LGC) models estimate change over time in a cohort's serially obtained measurements. We have applied LGC techniques to a spatial distribution of Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology using autopsy data from 435 participants in the Honolulu-Asia Aging Study. Neurofibrillary tangle (NFT) and neuritic plaques (NP) were distributed across differently ordered sets of anatomical regions. The gradient of spatial change in neuritic plaque (dNP), was significantly associated with that of neurofibrillary tangle (dNFT), but weakly and inversely (r = -0.12; p < 0.001). Both dNFT and dNP correlated significantly and inversely with Braak stage. Sixty-one percent of the variance in Braak stage was explained by dNFT independent of covariates. Only dNFT was significantly associated with longitudinal change in cognition. Only dNP was associated with apolipoprotein (APOE) e4 burden. This is the first application of LGC models to spatially-ordered data. The result is a quantification of the interindividual variation in the interregional vulnerability to Alzheimer's disease lesions.
Neurobiol Aging. 2012 Aug;33(8):1556-63. doi: 10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2011.05.028. Epub 2011 Jul 30. PMID: 21803455


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Ann Romney to publish new memoir
The former first lady of Massachusetts' book is scheduled to be published in the fall of 2015.
Mitt Romney to spar with Evander Holyfield (for charity)
"It will either be a very short fight, or I will be knocked unconscious," Romney said.
Ann Romney: Dem rhetoric 'offensive'
She skewers Democrats' claim that there's a GOP "war on women," calling the accusation "offensive."
Ann Romney: 'Mitt' tough to watch
"We lost, but truly the country lost by not having Mitt as president," she says.
Ann Romney advice to pols: Respect
She points out, Republicans aren't the only ones in need of a reminder about civility and respect.
Ann Romney: ACA would be DOA
She says if Mitt had been elected, D.C. would be up and running and there'd be no Obamacare.
Inside Ann Romney's new cookbook
Mitt Romney's wife says he loves rhubarb pie, hot dogs and pancakes with peanut butter.
Romney flubs grandkid count
Just how many does the 2012 Republican presidential candidate have? He gets confused.
Ann Romney writes a cookbook
"Romney Family Table" hits shelves this fall.
Ann Romney slams 'breach of trust'
She cites the trio of controversies that have hit the White House in recent weeks.
Ann Romney: I considered 'DWTS'
The former gov's wife explains why she turned down an invite to the reality show.
Ann Romney: No talk of Senate run
Ann Romney says no one in Massachusetts approached her about running for John Kerry's Senate seat – and that she would have said no if they had.
Romney: 'Kills me' not to be president
The former Republican nominee gives his first television interview since the election.
Wallace: Ann Romney feels the loss
He calls an interview with the Romneys emotional.
Romneys break post-election silence
The former candidate says in an interview he was glad when the "roller coaster" of 2012 ended.
Mitt Romney in D.C. for weekend
He will attend a private luncheon with campaign supporters and the Alfalfa Club's annual dinner.
Ann Romney passes on 'DWTS'
She loves to dance and watches the show but still turned down the offer.
Romney attends Pacquiao fight
"Hello Manny. I ran for president. I lost," Romney says, according to Pacquiao's publicist.
Ann Romney, Rachael Ray make meatloaf
The candidate's wife makes her husband's favorite meal on the cooking show.
Ann Romney talks about her MS
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The single thing I like about MSO is how they allow to intelligently draw "tables", this is much harder in LO.
There sure is a transition phase where you have the "what? where is this option? it used to be here" moments, but this is quickly over and you can be productive. Now that I know where the stuff is I don't want to switch back to the 2003 style.
Is LO's grammar checker now better or equal to Word's?
XUL. GTK acts simply as a backend for XUL on Linux. There was a Qt port for a while, but it was discontinued.
And LibreOffice, like StarOffice is based on VCL, their internal toolkit. There is a Qt version of that too.
1. Everyone knew where everything was and most all programs have the same kind of layout. It would be like switching your keyboard from a qwerty to a dvorak for just one program. Not a change most people like.
2. It takes more clicks to get what you want done.
3. More screen real estate is taken up by that monstrosity.
4. No option to have the old style layout, it was just forced.
What bonus does it have? I can't find any advantage to it. From my point of view it was something MS threw out there to try and sell more copies of office since 99.99% of the people never use even half of the features of any of the office programs. Other than the format file change really you could put office 95 in front of people and most won't notice a missing feature because what they use is already there. At my work once they upgraded office to the ribbon versions people started downloading LO like mad and using it. Now most of the use of MSO is for documents and sheets with lots of macros in them.


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Cyberactivists launch "Unite for Syria" campaign
An online campaign urging world leaders to find a solution for the crisis in Syria. A web user known as « Reply Girl » has the web abuzz. And a time lapse video documenting the nine months of a couple's pregnancy…
Cyberactivists launch "Unite for Syria" campaign
« Unite for Syria, stop one year of bloodshed » This is the campaign slogan adopted by social networkers to mark the first anniversary of the start of the Syrian uprising. Web users from all over the world are encouraged to take photos holding a sign bearing these words, to voice their solidarity with the people of Syria and demand an end to the bloodbath across the country.
The campaign is targeting world leaders. In this open letter, fifty or so well-known international figures are urging the UN Security Council to find a solution for the crisis in Syria.
The website « Syrian Stories » set up in collaboration with journalists, the International Federation for Human Rights and Telecomix, a hacker collective which has been providing support to Syrian activists, has also been covering the crisis. The people behind the project have compiled amateur video footage testifying to one year of revolution and repression.
In addition to all the online initiatives, rallies are being planned in cities worldwide including Paris, Cairo and Washington over the next few days, with people taking to the streets to show their support for Syria's opposition. These demonstrations will echo those taking place in Syria, to mark the first anniversary of the start of the uprising, a protest movement which does not appear to be waning, despite months of ruthless repression.
The "Reply Girl" phenomenon
Alejandra Gaitan, aka "Reply Girl" is the latest Internet sensation. She has been creating quite a buzz among the online community, with the hundreds of videos she has posted on sharing sites, in which she talks about anything and everything, and uses her sex appeal, and her cleavage, to grab web users' attention. Her stated aim is to drive more web traffic to her channel, as the more hits she gets the more money she makes from advertisers.
And her idea is clearly working, between them her online videos have been viewed some 13 million times. This staggering popularity has inspired scores of other web users, most of them men, to make their own parody video clips, poking fun at Reply Girls suggestive or raunchy poses and the incredible online frenzy she has created.
Some have gone one step further. This budding musician has composed a song for the famous "Reply Girl". He admits to watching her videos on a regular basis, but does not actually listen to a word she says.
But « Reply Girl" has also made a few enemies, and a campaign has been started to get her banned from sharing sites. This female blogger says Alejandra Gaitan's videos are pointless and portray women in a very poor light. A view shared by the people behind this e-petition asking YouTube to remove or block these videos, comparing them to spam videos, which goes against the sharing site community's guidelines.
"Exploring Orchidée Impériale" by Guerlain
The new face of Guerlain, Malaysian born actress Michelle Yeoh, is currently starring in a novel web series aired on the perfume house's web site. The series is looking both at the world of orchids, a popular ingredient in Guerlain products and also the "orchidarium" project which was set up by Guerlain to protect these rare flowers. There are already three episodes available to view online, in which Michelle Yeoh visits different parts of the Guerlain "orchidarium'; an experimental garden in Switzerland, a research laboratory in France and a nature reserve in China's Yunnan province.
Now trending on social networks
The famous Encyclopaedia Britannica has announced that after 244 years, no more editions will be put to paper, and all future editions will exist exclusively online. The news spread quickly across the net; most web users feel the transition to digital was inevitable, and it marks the end of an era for Encyclopaedia Britannica. Others have been saying that the success of Wikipedia probably had its part to play in this change of strategy.
Video of the day
This young couple had a great time capturing the progress of their pregnancy on camera right up to the birth of their little girl, Amélie Amaya. This heartwarming video was made used the time lapse technique and is proving hugely popular on the web; with over 4 million hits in just under a week.


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Bourbons of the Bluegrass
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The bluegrass area of Kentucky is known for its
bourbon distilleries
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According to the native Kentuckians...they don't claim that the Bourbon was invented in the bluegrass region, however they do claim the first registered distillery was in central Kentucky. That would be the Ashland Distillery that was later known as "Old Tarr". It was built in the mid 1800's and today is the home to Buster's, a popular venue for live music concerts.
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In Kentucky they call it "America's Official native Spirit" and traveling the
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Trail includes not only the spirit of the drink, but the spirit of the area, bluegrass, beautiful scenery, friendly people and, of course horses.
Within 25 miles of Lexington there are four other distilleries. A great way to learn about the process that goes into every bottle of the bourbon is on a tour of one of the five working distilleries, like that of
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These distilleries have been crafting the finest bourbons for over 200 years, with secret recipes and generations of methods.
The Bourbon Trail was formed in 1999 to give visitors a first hand look at the science and the art of crafting the Bourbon. Also, with a purpose, to educate about the rich history and proud traditions of the spirit. Millions of visitors from all 50 states and 25 countries have traveled the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
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Tours given Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
The distillery stops Bourbon production in the summer months.
Town Branch Distillery
Alltech's new $9.2 million distillery on the edge of the Distillery District is the first to be built in Lexington in nearly 100 years. This new Kentucky bourbon is called Town Branch Bourbon.
Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and Noon to 4 p.m. on Sundays.
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23 miles west of Lexington.
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Open year-round, except for holidays, the first week of January and the last two weeks of July.
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OT madness: Red Raiders rally to stun Dover in overtime
Thursday, January 31, 2013
ROCHESTER — It was overtime of a tied game and Brent Phillips was thinking he was tired and he didn't want to have to skate to the other end of the ice.
"The third (goal) was big," said Dover coach Steve Riker. "That's exactly what I told our guys. After the first period, we need to get the third. We didn't. … I was happy to have a lead there going into the third. We bent there, but didn't break."
Drew Pepin scored on the power play in the second period, a nifty shot from the high slot, to cut Dover's lead to 2-1 and Phillips tied it up at 8:05 of the third from Justin Jewell and Zander Allen.
"I got left alone out front and Justin made a great pass and I just tucked it away," Phillips said. "I was all alone, I never felt like I've had that much time."
After a Red Raider turnover, Dover's Robert Markusic had a short-handed breakaway, but Spaulding's Jewell (two assists) caught him and broke down the breakaway.
Spaulding was on the power play for four of the final six minutes of regulation, but could not score. Dover was just fighting to keep the puck out of the net.
Luc Ravenelle made 20 saves for the Green Wave, and played a strong game as well.