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The Charlie's Angels star donned a yarmulke when she married art consultant Kopelman in a traditional Jewish ceremony last June (12) and now Barrymore reveals she's thinking about formally becoming a member of his religion so little Olive, who was born in September (12), can be raised in a proper Jewish household.
During an appearance on U.S. chat show The View on Friday (25Jan13), she said, "He is a nice Jewish man from a nice Jewish family. I do the Seders (holiday feast), and we do Passover. I haven't converted yet, (but) Olive will be raised traditionally. And we had a very traditional wedding ceremony with Rabbi Rubinstein and I did the ketubah (prenuptial agreement), and we wore the yarmulkes, we were under the chuppah (wedding canopy).
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
The measure of a great speech is two-fold. First, it must strike a chord with the times in which it was given. Second, the heart of its message must continue to ring true for generations to come.
"I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together.
Dr. King sought to challenge how we see the world. At the time it was through a prism of black and white. Today, we are divided as conservatives, liberals, right wing, left wing, Tea Partier, Progressive. Instead, we should be unified as one nation under God.
Here at home, across our state and throughout our country, let us all renew our efforts to be one people, not a nation divided by distrust and scorn.


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Join us the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month for our series featuring films about and starring seniors. We'll show some of your old favorites, as well as newer releases destined to become classics. All films begin at 2pm in the Main Library Auditorium, except where noted. You don't have to be a "senior" yourself to attend—adults of all ages are welcome!
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Mar 25: CITY SLICKERS (PG–13)
Billy Crystal plays Mitch Robbins, a 39-year-old New Yorker going through a midlife crisis. He joins his friends, who are also having crises, on a two-week cattle drive through the Southwest. While playing cowboy, the group realizes what's important in life.
Apr 8: THE MALTESE FALCON (Not Rated)
This noir classic features Humphrey Bogart as Sam Spade, a private investigator who takes on a case searching for a client's missing sister. After Spade's partner is killed, he is hounded by police, and learns that his client is not who she seems to be.
Apr 22: BULLITT (Not Rated)
Lieutenant Frank Bullitt is assigned to give round-the-clock protection to a star witness in a case against organized crime. When the witness is murdered by a pair of hitmen, Bullitt is held responsible, and he decides to go after the hitmen on his own.
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Savannah, GA — In advance of Prom and Graduation Season, Representative Edward "Mickey" Stephens (D-124); Sergeant Tommy Tillman, Chatham County Sheriff's Department; Stony McGill, Georgia Alcohol Dealers Association; Ronald D. Johnson, Georgia Department of Revenue, Alcohol and Tobacco Division; Gordon Johnson, National Distributing Company; and Chuck Fountain, Habersham Beverage Warehouse; joined Jay Hibbard of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility today to launch The Foundation's new public awareness campaign designed to prevent underage drinking at Habersham Beverage Warehouse on Abercorn Street.
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, partnered with these organizations to unveil the new public awareness campaign designed to prevent underage drinking and discourage attempts to purchase alcohol by minors.
"Key to addressing the problem of underage drinking is having a sense for where youth obtain the alcohol they drink. In a recent survey commissioned by The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, we asked teens, 'Where do you get the alcohol that you drink?' 65% of the youth surveyed said that they got the alcohol they drink from family and friends, meaning they got it from their parents, their friends' parents, older siblings or family members or older friends," said Hibbard.
"The good news is that over the past 20 years, the number of underage drinkers has decreased. For example, underage drinking among high school seniors has declined 29% proportionally from 70% in 1982 to 50% in 2001, according to government surveys. More work needs to be done, which is why I've invited The Foundation to bring their campaign to Savannah," said Representative Stephens.
"In Georgia last year among youth under 21, there were 72 alcohol-related traffic fatalities, a decrease of nearly 21% from 2001 to 2002. While those numbers show improvement, even one fatality is one too many. Let's work together to keep our roads safe this season," said Sergeant Tillman.
"Nearly one-third of youth under 21 killed in traffic crashes died in alcohol-related crashes during April, May, and June—prom and graduation season—according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In 2002 alone, 2,902 youth under the age of 21 died in alcohol-related crashes, and 711 died during the months of April, May, and June, clearly a particularly dangerous time for our nation's youth," said added Hibbard.
Based on the recent survey data, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, working with the American Beverage Licensees (ABL), created a new campaign that highlights the point of access to alcohol by underage youth and encourages parents to play a more active role in keeping alcohol out of the hands of our nation's youth. The key component to the campaign is a 30-second Public Service Announcement, buttons and informational tip cards that provide tips for parents on how to talk with their kids about alcohol that will be distributed at the point of purchase.
"While it is certainly important to discourage underage sales, kids get alcohol from other sources, and kids can be very creative about obtaining alcohol. We all have a role to play in the fight against underage drinking," said McGill. "We are pleased to partner with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility and ABL to bring this awareness campaign to Savannah."
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is distributing this public service announcement to television stations in Savannah and has launched the campaign in 30 other markets nationwide. The campaign will continue to be rolled out in cities across the country through 2004.
Ronald D. Johnson added, "Our Division is on the front lines of the battle against underage drinking every day. We all must redouble our efforts to stop underage drinking. We want to keep our teens safe and alcohol-free, during prom and graduation season and throughout the year."
Working with ABL, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility plans to make the new materials available to all members of the Savannah beverage alcohol retail community. ABL members across the country will provide informational tip cards to parents on how to have an effective conversation about alcohol with their kids. Members of the organizations can request these materials for their retail outlets, bars and restaurants nationwide.
"Restaurants, wholesalers, retailers – all of us -- need to play a role in the fight against underage drinking to lower, and hopefully eliminate, underage drinking in Savannah. We want to be a part of that fight, which is why we are here today in support of The Century Council's new campaign. We hope parents in Savannah will answer an overwhelming 'Yes!' when asked 'Are you doing your part?'" said Gordon Johnson.
"As the owner of Habersham Beverage Warehouse, I'm proud to participate in today's event and show that I stand ready to fight against the dangers of underage drinking. I plan to distribute the tip cards and proudly wear my 65% button to reinforce how seriously we are about preventing underage purchasing and underage drinking," said Fountain.
Since The Foundation's inception in 1991, approximately 10 million pieces of point of sale items have been distributed free of charge to retailers and wholesalers nationwide. In fact, The Foundation's point of sale materials have been distributed in all 50 states. Savannah is the 31st city to launch The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility's latest campaign. For more information about the program, log onto The Foundation's website at www.responsibility.org.
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Many couples share with equality the work of making a family, handling Condition Yellow with tenacity, skill, and grace. But that's the exception, and the rule tilts mainly against women, as the following list shows.
- Tasks. The average mother works altogether 15 to 20 hours more per week than the father of her children, whether or not she is drawing a paycheck. It's not hard to get there: an hour in the morning, an hour at night, a few hours on each weekend day ... it adds up pretty fast. Even when a mother makes as much or more money than her husband, typically she still does more housework and child care. And he'd be hard pressed to say he's pulling more weight on the job: studies have shown that women usually clock more minutes on-task at work than men do.
- Emotion work. This part of making a family may not look like much on the outside, but it is often the most draining. It includes settling squabbles between siblings, worrying about a fever that won't break, or comforting a child who's being picked on at preschool. Women do most of the emotion work in families, much as they do in relationships in general. For instance, when both parents are in the room, it is the mother who is more likely to be emotionally available to their child, rather than off in another world going over the bills, reading the paper, or watching TV.
- Stresses. Tending to young children is more stressful than most jobs. If Mom stays home while Dad goes off to work, her day is usually more stressful than his. When both parents are home, even if each of them spends about the same amount of time doing tasks, the mother typically does the high-stress ones while the father does more peaceful projects he can schedule at will and carry to completion. And when there is nothing left for her to do, a mother often feels stressfully vigilant and on call at a moment s notice, while her husband is more likely to do his tasks and then relax.
- Responsibilities. Children live in your heart and weigh on your mind. The consequences of your decisions can be monumental: literally, the health and welfare of an innocent child. For all the advances in the workplace for women over the past thirty years, little has changed at the "board of directors" level in most families: it is still usually Mom, not Dad, who does most of the planning, worrying, and problem solving about the children. It's lonely at the top of the typical family.
These inequities impact the children: Studies have shown that fathers who are less involved tend to have kids who are less responsible, less able to solve problems, less confident, and have lower self-esteem. Inequities also eat away at a marriage, reducing the satisfaction of each spouse. And they deplete a mother, increasing her stress, giving her less time to recharge her batteries, and lowering her mood; for instance, lack of help from the father exposes a working mother to more stress than any other factor. As one mother told Jan: I did all the planning and organizing for Sammy's birthday, thinking that Bob would help out during the party itself. But no, he stood around the whole time talking with his buddies while I raced around doing everything, except for when he cut the cake and then looked at me like he deserved some kind of reward! I want someone who doesn't need me to stamp my feet to get some help, who takes initiative with the kids and the house, whose mind is not elsewhere all the time. Somebody who does things because he wants to do his share, not just to get me off his back. I need to feel like I have another half.
Lapses in sharing the load aren't good for a father, either. Avoiding the nitty-gritty tasks of tending to young children - like getting them dressed - usually makes a father feel less connected, competent, or satisfied with parenthood.
It is fine to do different things, such as Mom puts in a load of laundry while Dad gives a bath. But significant unfairness poisons the well of a family. The why of sharing the load fairly is clear. The real question is how.
More on: Children's General Health
From Mother Nurture: A Mother's Guide to Health in Body, Mind, and Intimate Relationships by Rick Hansen, Jan Hansen, and Ricki Pollycove. Copyright © 2002 by Rick Hanson. Jan Hanson, and Ricki Pollycove. Used by arrangement with Viking Penguin, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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The Intuitive Investorby: Josh Spear
I've never written about investing before.
In fact, I've never really considered myself an investor until recently – despite the fact that I've participated in the financing of dozens of companies, and many of them have gone on to become very, very successful.
It has been a humbling experience.
In 2014, I decided to expand my capacity as an investor and advisor, and have joined OATV as a Special Partner.
This decision has spurred an evolution in my thinking about how to add the largest amount of value to a company and what investing means to me.
I've never seen my investments as a "portfolio" at all. A while back I laughed when an entrepreneur commented that I've got a 'great portfolio of companies.' I imagined this manilla envelope my Grandfather might have in the drawer of his desk– the latest analysis of his stock portfolio.
Portfolio? I see faces, personalities, lives and company missions. Not stock ticker symbols or entity names and financial statements.
Since the very beginning, even before the first check I wrote or advisory stock I accepted, I wondered about the power and place of intuition in investing (and business as a whole). It's been starting to get more air over the past few years both in a positive and negative light.
So what is Intuition? My partner at Undercurrent Aaron Dignan says that intuition is the result of strong pattern recognition that comes from a mix of raw intellectual horsepower and some past experience or gathered information. The key here is past information. Because you got to see what happened and can implement that subconsciously into your prediction for the future. New information can be more confusing because you start to doubt yourself on what pattern you're seeing — is this an old one we know, or a new one that is more novel?
I tend to agree with his definition, but I like to leave room for a little more mystery. Pattern Recognition x U, where U is still an unknown about ways the body and brain sense-mechanisms work we haven't yet discovered.
Active and successful angel investor Kevin Rose has written about "Gut Investing" before.
The Wall Street Journal had an interview back in 2009 with David E. Adler, the author of Snap Judgement. The book and interview argues that following your gut feelings with financial decisions can have grave and catastrophic results.
In fact, the internet is littered with headlines like "Gut Instincts Can Hurt Your Portfolio" and "Some simple investor advice: Don't follow your gut."
When investing in the public markets this rings mostly true to me. What about the Blink conversation? The power of thinking without thinking?
Despite what some investors think; angel investing isn't roulette. The odds may be (worse, actually), but the information and signals generated in a first meeting are powerful. It's those moments that I yearn for as an investor. But sometimes we go overboard.
In my experience thus far, there's a direct opposite-correlation between Information and Intuition.
That is, the more noise I get, the harder it is to hear my intuition. And the less noise I get, the easier it is to make a very clear decision. Noise comes in as too much information with very little signal.
Most interestingly, I think the companies I have analyzed the most, I made the wrong decision on. The companies I analyzed the least, I made the right decision on (to commit or pass). Maybe it's because the companies that require the least amount of analysis are simply obvious winners. The team, timing and purpose align perfectly.
I'm not saying no analysis. That's foolish and you may as well play roulette after all.
I am saying simply do what you can to create less noise and more signal. I care deeply about the founders, the mission of the company, the timing, and what my intuition says about the potential for a perfect storm.
That means one-on-one with the founder(s) and team (in person if possible), and listening to your first impulses. That means a couple reference checks, but not over-doing it. That means being respectful of an entrepreneur's time to get back to work – which is after all their true purpose.
I think I'd like to learn to get to a faster no and a quicker yes.
At the very least, if you do turn out to be wrong, you've wasted less of everyone's time.
I'm excited to deepen my own involvement in this thing called "investing" and I plan to bring my intuition along for the ride, front and center. I'll continue my angel investing as Undercurrent Ventures and bring the OATV team in for larger investments if and when it makes sense. I'll also be spending some time with their existing portfolio companies to add value to the best of my abilities.
I'm really excited and humbled to join Bryce, Mark, Tim and the entire team at OATV. I plan on bringing a beginners mind to my new role, because after all, I am one.
I invest as an angel alongside my partners at Undercurrent, and most recently as a Special Partner with OATV.
*Update, as of 9/14 I'm no longer investing with OATV. A good experience and we remain friends and collaborators…*
Bike Spikeby: Josh Spear
I like where this could go. Reminds me of the Copenhagen Wheel a little bit.
Thread Councilby: Josh Spear
Take a minute and look through your dresser and closet and dig up all the band t-shirts you bought at various music festivals and concerts you've been to recently and in year's past. For the nostalgic in the audience, pull out your favorite records from the milk crate. You probably spend upwards of $30 a shirt, especially if it was during a tour, but you were happy to do so, right? Why? You love the band and you liked the design. Now, can you tell me the name of the artist?
Even when designers "make it" and start doing work for the big names – Jay-Z, Metallica, Levi's, Elvis Costello, etc, they are heavily regulated under contracts. What this means is even if their designs are sold on thousand's of shirts, they may end up just making a few hundred dollars. A new Kickstarter campaign hopes to change that. Thread Council is bringing a line of shirts created by designers and cutting out the middle-man. The shirts are printed right here in America (San Francisco), and feature a 1-year warranty against fraying or defects.
The plan is for an initial offering of 18 designs, with more artists added if they exceed their goal of $50k. Check out the project and help artists earn a living wage.
Josh Brill's Birdsby: Josh Spear
Designer Josh Brill is at it again, this time adding to his lovely collection of animals with a few Hummingbirds, a Belted Kingfisher and a Toco Toucan (redesigned). So cute.
Stop Making Senseby: Josh Spear
Stop Making Sense t-shirt by Undercover.
Steven Harrington: You & Iby: Josh Spear
Steven Harrington's original You & I sculpture is back, now in a brand-new, shiny black color way. Fun.
Harrington's first three-dimensional exploration represents the epitome of his work's goal—to create a dialogue between artist and viewer.
We first covered Steve Harrington back in 2005 and it's been grew to watch him grow and evolve as an artist.
Gibson Min-ETuneby: Josh Spear
I love this. This clever, battery-powered robot tuner can tune all six strings in just seconds, and delivers over 75 tunings per charge. To do so, it tunes your physical strings — as opposed to digitally, which can result in degraded tone — and gives you access to 12 common alternative tunings, including six that you can program yourself. Via Uncrate
Sartorial Zoo Animalsby: Josh Spear
Awesome. Yago Partal shot pictures of animals dressed up.
Check them out and try not to smile. Starting at $6.00 a print.
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Landmarks & Lions Casesby: Josh Spear
Loving the look of the Landmarks & Lions cases for iPhone, iPad, etc.
Each calf skin leather piece is hand cut and sewn together with contrast stitching and individually hand painted. The iPad cases are made-to-order and are individually handmade.
The 10 Year Hoodieby: Josh Spear
The 10-Year Hoodie is a Premium Sweatshirt Designed for a Lifetime, Guaranteed for a Decade and Backed with FREE Mending. Congrats Jake, nice work ($371,000 and counting)!


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Why was "tantrum" trending last week?
"highest point," Old English top "summit, crest, tuft," from Proto-Germanic *tuppaz (cf. Old Norse toppr "tuft of hair," Old Frisian top "tuft," Old Dutch topp, Dutch top, Old High German zopf "end, tip, tuft of hair," German Zopf "tuft of hair"); no certain connections outside Germanic except a few Romanic words probably borrowed from Germanic.
Few Indo-European languages have a word so generic, which can be used of the upper part or surface of just about anything. More typical is German, which has Spitze for sharp peaks (mountains), oberfläche for the upper surface of flat things (such as a table). Top dog first attested 1900; top-drawer (1920) is from British expression out of the top drawer "upper-class."
"toy that spins on a point," late Old English top, probably a special use of top (n.1), but the modern word is perhaps via Old French topet, which is from a Germanic source akin to the root of English top (n.1). As a type of seashell, first recorded 1680s.
(also tootsie or tootsy or tootsiewootsie or tootsy-wootsy) A woman; doll • Often used in address, often disparagingly, and as a nickname: Not any more, toots, not any more, my precious darling angel/ How about one of those tootsiewootsies?/ He was also paying for a penthouse apartment on Park Avenue for his tootsie
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a toy having a body of conical, circular, or oval shape, often hollow, with a point or peg on which it turns or is made to whirl. If given a knock, a spinning top will go around in a circle at a slant; if spun with a slant at the start, it will quickly stand upright until halted by friction. Its physical properties are similar to those of the gyroscope. Some tops, as the common peg top, are spun by means of a cord. Whipping tops are kept spinning by whips with a lash. Other tops are spun by a twist of the hand or the action of a spring or a plunger. Some hollow tops, such as the thunder tops of Japan, have holes cut in them to produce a hum or roar.


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July 22nd, 2011, 08:44 PM #1
Game of Thrones panel from SDCC
A 40-minute clip of the Game of Thrones from the SDCC here!
July 24th, 2011, 01:07 AM #2
I heard on the radio today that it was one of the most popular panels there.
Thanks for posting the vid! I wish the sound quality were a bit better but what can you do? Some of those guys are pretty funny and I liked seeing Lena Heady out of character, she looks like a bit of a wingnut which is always fun.
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July 24th, 2011, 03:31 AM #3
I'm looking forward to see the Momoa dance they mentioned. One part of me thinks it'll be serious, the other part thinks it'll be very daft.
July 24th, 2011, 09:55 AM #4
It's probably that crazy ass dance the Maori's from New Zealand do. I wouldn't be surprised. I don't know that there is a more barbaric dance anywhere (there is one particularly hideous tonge-dangling facial expression you make which translates as "after I kill you I'm going to eat you!"
July 24th, 2011, 09:19 PM #5
Yeah, it's a traditional haka warrior's dance. Basically, he screamed in their faces really, really aggressively.
July 25th, 2011, 06:02 AM #6
While his eyes bulged out of his head and a full-on Gene Simmons tongue dangle.
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July 25th, 2011, 01:33 PM #8
The same audition also apparently landed him the part of Conan the Barbarian.
He mentioned that people came into the room, concerned, to see what was happening. They thought there was some kind of fight or attack going on, lol!
July 25th, 2011, 01:39 PM #9
There's a tip for life. If you want to be a barbarian, learn to dance.
July 27th, 2011, 09:12 AM #10
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MILTON — Homeowner Steve Wendt in Milton says his sun room was completely destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, and he never saw it coming.
A light pole was dislodged along the Chestnut Street bridge causing the street to close by the bridge until the scene is cleared.
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He also claims his "generator investment was well worth it!"
As of noon on Tuesday, 12% of Dover PSNH customers were without power, leaving 1,913 homes without electricity due to the rain and wind gusts hitting the community Monday night.
Public schools in Dover remain closed today, but all city offices and facilities resumed regular schedules, after closing early on Monday.
Beaches and state parks along Route 1 from Rye to the Massachusetts border closed midday Monday for the approaching storm.
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Phoronix: The State Of GCC 4.7.0: Still Months Away
Red Hat's Jakub Jelinek has issued a new status update concerning the state of the GCC 4.7 compiler...
Hopefully solid support for C++11 won't arrive by like 2017.
What's your guess folks when this might happen?
http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.7/cxx0x_status.html for the current state. There is progress being done about the C++0x memory model and also e.g. user defined literals.
Instead, think of "these features I wanna use, X, Y, and Z" and start using them whenever the compilers you use have support for them.
gcc already (even in older gcc releases) supports many of the most useful C++11 features, e.g., constexpr, rvalue refs, lambda, initializer lists, noexcept, auto, range-based-for, threads, much of the library (I love the random stuff!). The atomic/memory-model stuff is ongoing, but it seems like there will be useful parts of it in the near future.
The main things I want but which aren't supported yet are the memory-model stuff (seems like it's progressing well) and delegating/inheriting constructors (not sure about this).
(I don't know so much about the details, but my impression is that it's intended to replace the "reload" phase of gcc, which is wonderful, because I do know very well that reload is one of the most horrible unmaintainable insane and problematic parts of gcc...)
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Border inhabitants are 2–3 times more likely to have diabetes, but many are unaware of the condition, according to a special issue of the Pan American Journal of Public Health
Washington, D.C., October 21, 2010 (PAHO) — For every three people diagnosed with diabetes along the U.S.–Mexico border, a fourth person has the condition but doesn't know it, putting them at increased risk of heart disease and stroke as well as blindness, kidney failure, and amputations, according to studies published in the latest issue of the Pan American Journal of Public Health.
Type 2 diabetes is about 2–3 times more prevalent in the border area than in the rest of the United States or Mexico. Some 15.7 percent of adults living along the border—about 1.2 million people—have diabetes, compared with 8.2 percent nationally in Mexico and 5.2 percent in the United States.
An additional 14 percent of adults living on the border—about 1 million people—are in a pre-diabetic stage. Some 300,000 in the area are unaware they have the disease.
The findings are reported in a special issue of the Pan American Journal of Public Health, PAHO's peer-reviewed scientific journal. The issue reports the results of the U.S.–Mexico Border Diabetes Prevention and Control Project, a binational research effort coordinated by the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) in collaboration with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the ministry of health of Mexico, the Paso del Norte Health Foundation, and the California Endowment.
"DM2 [type 2 diabetes] is one of the most important and challenging public health problems in both Mexico and the United States," writes Dr. Maria Teresa Cerqueira, chief of PAHO's U.S. –Mexico Border Office and one of the lead researchers for the project. "In this sense, it might be considered as the tip of the iceberg when it comes to chronic disease patterns along the entire U.S.-Mexico border."
The findings are based on data collected between 2001 and 2002 in 16 U.S. counties and 28 Mexican municipalities. They show that 70 percent of border inhabitants who suffer from diabetes are overweight or obese, and only 30 percent engage in regular physical activity. Acculturation appears to decrease people's consumption of fruits and vegetables but increases their awareness of the importance of healthy lifestyle habits, particularly physical activity.
The studies also found that people of Mexican descent—on both sides of the border—are more likely to have diabetes but be unaware of it, as are people who lack health insurance or access to routine health care.
"The implication from our study is that public health policymakers should make efforts to increase access to diabetes-related preventive care," said Dr. Xuanping Zhang, a diabetes expert at the CDC and lead author of one of the studies. "We also should improve preventive care practice…. Individuals, communities, public health providers and healthcare systems should work together to find a way to prevent diabetes, for example, making preventive care more accessible, affordable, sustainable and attractive."
Among other key findings of the project are:
- Diabetes is inversely related to education and socioeconomic levels.
- Nearly 48 percent of diabetes sufferers have high blood pressure, but only one in four is receiving treatment for it.
- About 61 percent of diagnosed diabetes sufferers in the border area have at least one other family member with the disease, confirming family history as an important risk factor.
- Obesity appears to be a key factor in high rates of diabetes in the border area; more than one-third of border inhabitants are obese, and obese people are, in general, 2.5 times more likely to have diabetes than those of normal weight.
The project also found that the prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes among U.S. inhabitants along the border was lower than rates in the general U.S. population with diabetes—15 percent versus 30 percent, respectively. The researchers conclude that this may be due to greater awareness on the part of U.S. healthcare providers of the higher diabetes risk in the U.S. Hispanic versus non-Hispanic white populations.
The border diabetes project is the first research effort to treat the border as a single epidemiological unit. Researchers note that counties and municipalities on both sides of the border share more environmental, cultural and behavioral similarities with one another than they do with their own respective countries.
"Cultural myths are deeply ingrained among the border population, where expressions such as 'diabetes is inevitable; my parents and/or grandparents had DM2 [diabetes type 2] and now I have it' are frequently heard," notes Dr. Cerqueira. "This attitude is a consequence of inadequate knowledge about what causes DM2, how it can be prevented and what its risk factors are."
The U.S.–Mexico border diabetes project involved the efforts of more than 130 institutions in the United States and Mexico. It provides "a shining example of how the cohesive, on-the-ground efforts of a binational partnership led to a determination of the prevalence of diabetes, identification of the risk factors, and development of a diabetes prevention and control program capable of responding to the specific needs of the border population," writes PAHO Director Dr. Mirta Roses in an editorial for the special issue of the PAHO Journal.
"The study results confirm the urgent need to strengthen binational and trans-border efforts to control chronic noncommunicable diseases and especially their risk factors, particularly physical inactivity, unhealthy diet, overweight and obesity," writes Dr. Cerqueira.
The Pan American Health Organization, founded in 1902, works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of their peoples. It serves as the Regional Office of the World Health Organization (WHO). The PAHO/WHO United States–Mexico Border Office, established in 1942, facilitates and promotes border collaboration with public and private binational institutions and entities involved in improving the health of the population at the border.
For more information about the Pan American Journal of Public Health: http://www.paho.org/journal
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Anyone know the library that was used to display the steam interface in the leaked prototype?
Phoronix: GTK+ 3.0 On Mac OS X Is Moving Along
While the GTK+ tool-kit is primarily used on Linux based systems and those running an X.Org Server, with GTK+ 3.0 there are several improvements to benefit the Wayland Display Server as well as other operating systems...
Anyone know the library that was used to display the steam interface in the leaked prototype?
GTK+ 2.x on the Mac was atrocious. No global menu, no keyboard shortcuts, crashes every time you blinked an eye. Does GTK+ 3.0 fix those issues?
@snuwoods: I haven't used Steam/Linux, but I'm pretty sure Steam/Win&Mac is embedding Webkit and displaying a HTML-based interface. Which is a quick and easy way to get a cross-platform application with a minimum amount of hassle, provided you aren't bothered about native looks.
can somebody give a reasonable explanation of why gtk on mac os is needed/important???
See http://www.gtk.org/Originally Posted by http://www.gtk.org/
That's easy - it's because Qt can of course
On a serious note most developers want porting their applications to different operating systems a simple a process as possible, a cross-platform toolkit goes a long way to simplifying the process
The idea being if the Banshee folk decided they wanted to port to OSX it aught to be very simple and wouldn't need to worry about the GUI


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Qt5, Wayland, QML2, QtQuick on the Jolla mobile phone. That will be a game changer #2. #1 will be the jolla phone as it is released with X11 / Qt4.
I'd like to see the QT libraries make it a goal to refactor and reduce their code base to about 20% (or whatever) of what it currently is. Come up with smarter more orthogonal ways of doing things rather than pile more and more stuff together.
Qt5, Wayland, QML2, QtQuick on the Jolla mobile phone. That will be a game changer #2. #1 will be the jolla phone as it is released with X11 / Qt4.
These tinfoil hat discussions have been going on since Qt first started.
That's 20 years of people preaching doom and gloom with Qt yet its still here and still the most practical open source framework for cross platform development.
Literally, every single time there has been even a small change to Qt people freak out. Its honestly become comical to watch.
doesn't require copyright assigment.
"Protection for end user being freely available to modify Qt within your application or device - and from delivering end user the needed tools do so"
If this is not OpenCore, I don't know what is.
Commercial assistance would be ok.
Customized qt would be ok.
Support priority would be ok.
This above is NOT OK. The above is like - give us money and you can rape RMS. This is clearly double standard, with money NOT used for support, but for hindering, closing and misusing opensource team.
Also, I have found in my previous posts, that they ARE replacing code LGPL code with other code - very probably BSD. Qt is dead for me. At least most applications I use are opensource, which means they are portable to other framework.
Regarding patents - one can issue "Defensive publication" to make the technology public and invalid for patenting, but yes, many patents are already held and one needs access to patent pool.
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When you agree to the CLA, you effectively give up the rights that copyright gives you. Which might be just fine with you. It's subjective and people decide for themselves whether this is OK or not.
What do you mean?Originally Posted by RealNC
Because you own the copyright to your own code you can relicence it as you see fit. Only Digia has the right to relicence the code of other people than themselves though.The Qt Project doesnt require a copyright or other IP assignment for contributions submitted and each person retains ownership of the code as well as related IP they create. Ownership of code or related IP is not transferred. The Qt Project does require a contribution agreement (i.e. license) in benefit of Qt, so that Digia can continue to meet the spirit of its existing commitments, such as those owed to the KDE Free Qt Foundation and commercial users of Qt.
So still having the copyright to your code doesn't mean much since you can't control what they do with it. They can do anything they wish with it. The effect is the same as assigning them the copyright.
Note how this is in tandem with the BSD license. But Digia doesn't offer Qt under the BSD. They offer it under the LGPL. Of course that's because Digia doesn't want to give contributors the same rights contributors give to Digia. That would be bad for business. It's pretty much an abuse of the LGPL. But only from a contributor's point of view. From the user's perspective, you're dealing with LGPL code. You can modify it and redistribute it as you see fit. The only thing you can't do is having your code accepted upstream. So if you have large modifications, you would need to fork Qt and maintain those modifications there yourself and keep everything LGPL.
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UDM Law alumnus Suzanne Wilhelm has been named the new Dean of the College of Saint Rose Huether School of Business in Albany, New York, effective July 1, 2015. Dr. Wilhelm comes to Saint Rose from Fort Lewis College in Colorado, where she has served as Associate Dean and Professor of Law in the School of Business Administration. In her new capacity, Dr. Wilhelm will oversee the College's business programs leading to bachelor's degrees in business administration, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, marketing, management and human resource management and master's degrees in business administration and accounting.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced recently that it would allow 180,000 spouses of highly-skilled foreign employees to also apply for employment authorizations. After this year, it is estimated that approximately 55,000 spouses annually can do the same.
According to UDM Law Adjunct Professor Alexandra LaCombe, "The next non-political step in immigration reform to benefit our nation is to quickly reduce the wait time for highly-skilled foreign workers who are employed here, but can't get permanent residence for sometimes more than 10 years. . . . Processing permanent status applications faster will make the U.S. more attractive to the workers we want and need to retain, rather than force them to keep eyes on other countries that may offer better options."
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The Michigan State Bar Foundation has awarded University of Detroit Mercy School of Law a $10,000 grant to expand its Solo and Small Firm Incubator Program to include services to senior citizens in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. The incubator program is designed to provide a supportive environment for select new law graduates who are committed to beginning a solo or small firm practice serving low and moderate-income individuals. Through this expansion, the incubator attorneys will begin providing free services to seniors, including educating them on their legal rights, self-help assistance with legal matters, and appropriate referral sources. The incubator program was established in October of 2014 with one of only seven catalyst grants awarded to law establishments across the country from the American Bar Association.


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