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- Goes FS, Sanders LO, Potash, JB. Genetics of psychotic bipolar disorder. Current Psychiatric Reports 2008; 10(2): 178-189.
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Look at your arms, then look at your legs. Now quick: guess which ones should do most of the work? Sure, it's fun to practice bashing those tools into stuff, but once you actually start up, turn your focus to your feet. Ice tool placements are to assist you in getting your feet in position, not to haul yourself up, so swing sparingly and precisely. Aim for little divots instead of domes so you'll shatter less ice. And be happy with shallow placements, rather than burying your pick to the hilt with every swing.
If you're a girl, climb like a girl. If you're a guy, climb like a girl. Rely on smarts and efficiency rather than forearms. Plan where you'll swing those tools, then eliminate every other placement. Think like a rock climber and solve problems with subtle shifts in body position instead of resorting to brute force. Remember to seek out the rests: a place you can get your heel on an ice cauliflower, or a corner that allows you to bridge. Got a good stick with one tool? Pause, drop the other arm, and give it a shake.
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CHICAGO, IL—Congressman Danny Davis (D-IL) and World Champion Sprinter Tyson Gay joined The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility to bring Ask, Listen, Learn: Kids and Alcohol Don't Mix to students at Jensen Scholastic Academy today. The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility created an interactive, physical fitness activity that builds on the existing Ask, Listen, Learn program and encourages kids to "say 'YES' to a healthy lifestyle and 'NO' to underage drinking." The initiative is based on research by Harvard Medical School's Dr. John Ratey, showing that for a person's brain to function at its peak; the body needs to move. The interactive activity, as well as a supporting website, encourages kids to live a healthy lifestyle. The website also provides parents with information and strategies to help jumpstart the conversation about the dangers of underage drinking.
Ralph Blackman of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility said, "According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, nearly 16% of 12 to 14 year olds report they have consumed alcohol in the past month. Our Ask, Listen, Learn program has the potential to further reduce these numbers, as half (49%) of 12-14 year olds believe alcohol education has made a difference in the decision they have made regarding alcohol."
"It's important that kids understand that the choices they make today—good or bad—will have a lasting impact on their lives," said Congressman Danny Davis. "I'm pleased to participate in the creative work the Ask, Listen, Learn team is doing to engage children in talking about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and the hazards of underage drinking."
"I am excited to be working with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility and Congressman Davis to promote Ask, Listen, Learn. The decisions made while you are young have a big influence on where you will end up in the future. Many of the decisions I have made off the track have contributed to my success," said Tyson Gay. "Healthy habits and good choices start during childhood which is why I decided to work with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility. It is important to talk to kids about saying 'yes to healthy lifestyle and no to underage drinking.'"
"We are thrilled The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility was able to bring their Ask, Listen, Learn to Jensen Scholastic Academy. Talking about the dangers of underage drinking with our youth is incredibly important and I have a feeling after today's event our students will be asking to play the interactive game a lot. I believe the more enthusiasm we can build around this important issue – saying 'no' to underage drinking – the smarter choices our students will make," said Principal Catherine Jernigan.
Developed over six years ago, Ask, Listen, Learn has already reached millions of parents, kids, and teachers around the country. Ask, Listen, Learn's new initiatives include:
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November 30, 2009: Toyota is looking to sell its grid spot and F1 operation to a new team, Stefan GP, in a move that could leave Sauber out of F1
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November 29, 2009: Schumacher won after finishing first in Saturday's race and runner-up to Massa on Sunday. He just pipped his ex-Ferrari team-mate on aggregate after Massa finished third on Saturday
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- Schumacher wins round one of Massa's kart race
November 28, 2009: Michael Schumacher won the first round of Felipe Massa's charity kart race in Brazil
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- Theissen confirms F1 exit
November 28, 2009: Mario Theissen will not return to the F1 paddock next season, after pledging his future to BMW
- Canadian GP
- Montreal confimed for 2010
November 28, 2009: The Canadian Grand Prix will return to the calendar after a deal was struck between organisers and local authorities regarding funding the Montreal race
- Wurz rules out Formula One comeback
November 27, 2009: Alex Wurz will not make his F1 comeback in 2010, after he revealed that talks with new team US F1 had ended.
- Force India
- Force India confirms Sutil and Liuzzi for 2010
November 27, 2009: Adrian Sutil and Vitantonio Liuzzi have been confirmed as Force India's driver pairing for the 2010 season
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- BMW to sell team back to Peter Sauber
November 27, 2009: BMW has announced it will sell its share of its Formula One team back to Peter Sauber, providing the team are granted a starting place on the 2010 grid.
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November 26, 2009: The BMW Sauber takeover deal by Qadbak appears to have fallen through, and reports suggest a new takeover is being planned by an American firm
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November 26, 2009: Former Honda development driver Mike Conway and Japanese Formula 3 champion Marcus Ericsson will test for Mercedes GP
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November 26, 2009: Felipe Massa's annual charity kart race, the International Challenge of the Stars, is set to feature Michael Schumacher, Rubens Barrichello and Nelson Piquet Jnr
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- Prost warns Raikkonen against sabbatical
November 26, 2009: Four-time world champion Alain Prost has warned Kimi Raikkonen that he may find it hard to return to Formula One if he takes a year out in 2010
- Toro Rosso
- Alguersuari confirms he's staying at Toro Rosso
November 26, 2009: Jaime Alguersuari has revealed he has signed a contract to stay and race at Toro Rosso in 2010
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- Kobayashi linked with Renault
November 25, 2009: Kamui Kobayashi may be in talks with Renault, where a seat is still available alongside team newcomer Robert Kubica. The Japanese driver may benefit from the backing of major sponsors.
- Force India
- Chandhok bullish after F1 snub
November 25, 2009: Karun Chandhok insists that he is 'not disappointed' at being overlooked by Force India for the F1 young driver test at Jerez next week
- 2010 season
- US F1 recruits from defunct teams
November 25, 2009: Ken Anderson, the co-principal of the new US F1 team, has revealed that he had been inundated with applications from employees from Toyota
- Gillett insists it's 50-50 race goes ahead
- Donington boss refuses to ditch Grand Prix dreams
November 24, 2009: The owner of Donington Park has insisted the circuit's hopes of staging the 2010 British Grand Prix are not dead
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Historian Peter Harrison argues that harmony between faith and science is not as simple as it seems, and some versions of "harmony" can do damage to the Christian faith.
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Many voices in the origins debate have strong opinions about whether their views on science and the Bible are "concordist", yet there is little agreement about what the word actually means.
Evolution is a challenging subject to consider in light of biblical faith, so it is often easier to ignore or reject it than to engage in meaningful discussion about the topic. Yet considering evolutionary creation has important benefits for Christians both in our relationship with the Creator, and in our relationships with other people—both believers and non-believers.
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The one thing on which the entire Genesis debate hinges is whether we acknowledge the role played by hermeneutics.
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Yerebakan C, Ugurlucan M, Bayraktar S, Bethea BT, Conte JV. Effects of inhaled nitric oxide following lung transplantation. J Card Surg. 2009 May-Jun;24(3):269-74.
Blasco-Colmenares E, , Guallar E, Baumgartner WA, Pearl T, Alejo D, Conte JV Faraday ND. Aspirin plus clopidogrel and risk of infection after coronary artery bypass surgery. Arch Int Med. 2009 Apr 27;169(8):788-96.
Russell SD, Rogers JG, Milano CA, Dyke DB, Pagani FD, Aranda JM, Klodell CT Jr, Boyle AJ, John R, Chen L, Massey HT, Farrar DJ, Conte JV; HeartMate II Clinical Investigators. Renal and hepatic function improve in advanced heart failure patients during continuous-flow support with the HeartMate II left ventricular assist device. Circulation. 2009 Dec 8;120(23):2352-7.
Schaffer JM, Allen JG, Weiss ES, Patel ND, Russell SD, Shah AS, Conte JV. Evaluation of Risk Indices in Continuous-Flow Left Ventricular Assist Device Patients. Ann Thorac Surg. 2009 Dec;88(6):1889-96
Weiss ES, Allen JG, Merlo CA, Conte JV, and Shah AS. Lung Allocation Score Predicts Survival in Lung Transplantation Patients with Pulmonary Fibrosis. The Ann Thorac Surg. 2009 Dec;88(6):1757-64.
Weiss ES, Allen JG, Merlo CA, Conte, JV and Shah AS. Factors Indicative of Long Term Survival After Lung Transplantation: A Review of 836 10-Year Survivors. J Heart Lung Transplant. 2010 Mar 29(3):240-6. Epub 2009 Nov 22.
Slaughter MS, Rogers JG, Milano CA, Russell SD, Conte JV, Feldman D, Sun B, Tatooles AJ, Delgado RM 3rd, Long JW, Wozniak TC, Ghumman W, Farrar DJ, Frazier OH, HeartMate II Investigators. Advanced heart failure treated with continuous-flow left ventricular assist device. N Engl J Med. 2009 Dec 3;361(23):2241-51. Epub 2009 Nov 17.
Weiss ES, Allen JG, Merlo CA, Conte JV, Shah AS. Survival after single versus bilateral lung transplantation for high-risk patients with pulmonary fibrosis.
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Allen JG, Weiss ES, Schaffer JM, Patel ND, Russell SD, Shah AS, Conte JV. Quality of life and functional status in patients surviving 12 months after left ventricular assist device implantation. J Heart Lung Transplant. 2010 Mar;29(3):278-85. Epub 2009 Oct 17.
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1. City of Trees
With the High Pass in front of him and Imladris behind, there were almost enough trees in view to satisfy Celeborn. The branch he sat on was a warm and growing thing, not cold unyielding stone. The rustling of the leaves around him spoke of life. Everything he saw burned bright gold, sun-gladdened yellow and flaming orange as the leaves ripened before they fell. Even the sun, slanting down through the branches, poured molten buttery light over the hills as they thrust their way up towards the pass. He was done with cities. Though part of him still mourned for lost Doriath, Ost-in-Edhil had been sheer folly.
Noldor and Dwarves. There is nothing to choose between them for misshaping nature to their purposes, he thought sourly.
Elrond had given them sanctuary and been kinder than he had been to Galadriel. When Galadriel proposed great works and pavement for Imladris, Elrond had simply smiled and thanked her, and, for all her plans, nothing had been done. She had cajoled in public and sniped in private, until there was no bearing it. He stood by every bitter word he had spat during their quarrels and follow her he would not. Still, here he sat, firmly treebound, but hoping a glimpse of gilt-silver would show her coming over the Pass. He was done with cities and her ambition - but their fates still entwined and he loved her.
"Lost in thought, cousin? A poor lookout you are, to be sure."
"Elves pass freely. There was no need to acknowledge you." Barely suppressing his startle reflex, Celeborn tossed the quip back at Oropher's son as soon as he became aware of him.
Thranduil laughed, a chuckle that started deep in his throat and spread until he shook with glee, his eyes moistened and his breath came in gasps.
"But I do not want to pass, for it is you I have come to see," he got out at last.
"And you have found me," Celeborn said with a grin, for he liked Thranduil and thought they had much in common. "Though I have no idea why you find me so amusing."
"Do you not? Why, I appreciate that your wit is no less than your lady's." Thranduil lightly stepped onto Celeborn's branch and sat down next to him.
Celeborn thinned his lips and looked away lest Oropher's son see the pain he feared showed in his eyes at the mention of his wife. "You have spoken to her?" he said at last, turning to face his friend.
Thranduil put a hand on Celeborn's arm and answered him only with a question. "Have you heard what she has done with that bit of forest she has claimed down by Anduin?"
"If she has razed all the trees and paved the land in marble, I do not wish to hear it."
Thranduil chuckled again and reached into his jerkin. Pulling out a flat cloth-wrapped package he tossed it into Celeborn's lap. "She sends you this."
Celeborn held the cloth for moment, hesitant to discover what lay inside. Carefully unwrapping it, he saw an unfamiliar plant: a pale gold, three-lobed leaf still attached to a short silver-barked stem shared with a clutch of sweet-smelling golden flowers. He brought the gift to his face and breathed in a delicate scent. It drifted light and lovely against his senses, but stirred no memories of his wife. "What is this?"
"Her own hands plucked it from a mallorn."
Celeborn's head came up sharply. "Mallorn," he repeated. He had heard laments for the golden trees of Gondolin, but he had never seen one. "There are no mallorns left in Middle-earth, for they too were drowned with lost Beleriand. How came she by this? Why send it to me?"
"She did not say, though I have heard that mallorns survive on Númenor." Thranduil's expression turned thoughtful, but amusement lurked in his eyes. "I believe she would like you to go and ask her. I think she misses you. She might even now agree with you and wish to cease the quarrel, but this is likely to be the only apology you will receive, for you are both stiff-necked and stubborn. Amusing to watch from a distance, I do not deny, but you have been apart… how long now?"
"A yén perhaps, or nearabout."
Thranduil raised his brow, met Celeborn's eyes with disbelief and was clearly ready to wait indefinitely.
"One yén, seventeen coronar, and forty-six days, if I had been bothered enough to count," Celeborn admitted at last, then gave his head one decisive shake. "Even if she has grown a mallorn or two, I know her. Nothing less than a marble-pillared city will content her or slake her ambitions. I told her, and I will tell you now, never …"
He did not continue for Thranduil was laughing again, great whoops that echoed back from the hills. Celeborn, puzzled and more than a little angry, glared at him till they subsided.
"Nay, nay. Be not wroth. Indeed you know her well. She has built a city - a city of mallorns with the buildings all of wood and high up in the trees. I have never seen the like nor thought to." Thranduil grasped Celeborn's shoulders. "A forest for you and pillars enough to satisfy her, now that they have had time to grow. Will you stay foolish and scorn this gift?"
Shrugging off Thranduil's hands, Celeborn raised the flowers to his face once more, breathing the enticing scent. Without her Ring, a city of trees would be indefensible. With her power backing him…
He breathed the scent of the flowers, lowered them and gave a rueful smile. "Am I so stiff-necked and unreasonable? I have battened on Elrond's hospitality for too long now. Mallorns, you say? Perhaps it is time to travel and see this wonder, for surely the trees cannot come to me." Memories he had long denied himself, of her beauty and her touch, flooded his senses. A city of trees and his beautiful, golden Galadriel awaited him.
Yén = 144 years
Coronar = 1 'sun round' or year
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As far as we know, Gil-Galad received mallorn seeds from Tar-Aldarion, but could not get them to grow in Lindon, and so gave them to Galadriel.
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I unapologetically offer this rather uncanonical version of events. The history of Celeborn and Galadriel is so muddled that when this idea hit me, I figured, what the heck, and wrote it up. The timeline is certainly long enough that if you feel that they also left Second Age Lorien and went elsewhere for awhile or if he went first to Imladris or she went first, or they went from Ost-in-Edhil to Lorien to Imladris or back and forth several times stopping at Belfalas or Lindon or wherever, there's plenty of time for it. I just liked the idea of her building a city of trees as a peace offering to her husband.
I also consider that it was a lot of Last Alliance machinations that estranged Thranduil from the Lorien leaders, so they could be more friendly earlier in the Age
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Use this pan EVERY day!
My husband and I purchased this pan 8 months ago and we use it for EVERYTHING. I cook a lot at home, so at a minimum we use the pan once a day. So far, there have been no issues with peeling like others have reported. I know it has only been a few months, but since we use it so often I feel we have gotten good bang for our buck. Our old fry pan was a cheap one from Kohl's, and that only lasted 3 months. The old pan NEVER sat flat on our cooktop, so everything would shift to one side of the pan. Not the issue with our Calphalon, it sits flat and cooks evenly. Plus, there is a lifetime warranty on these pans as long as you take care of them properly... pretty good deal!
- Yes,
- I recommend this product.
Great til we used for a few times
Food does not cook evenly and the pan is warping. We have had since April and only use it on some Sundays. I am not satified with the pans. Not worth all the money.
- No,
- I do not recommend this product.


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With more than one Real Housewife in the boardroom, Celebrity ApprenticeSeason 7 will have more than its fair share of guaranteed drama.
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