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While in Miami with teammates Josh Gordon and Greg little (along with San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick), Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl cornerback Joe Haden treated himself to a brand new 2014 Lamborghini Aventador.
Pushing out an economical 720 horsepower, Haden's new ride will set him back roughly $400,000, or roughly $200,000 less than one of his impending 2014 game checks.
As Haden points out in his Instagram post, it's only right that it's Browns orange. Haden's other Lamborghini is a white Murcielago.
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- Toddyus
Wish I could say that if I had his money at his age that I'd have more restraint, but I'm pretty sure I would not. #nojudgment
- Natedawg86
When is it going into the shop for a brown and white stripe down the middle?
- Natedawg86
So…how much is insurance on a 400000 car?
- Ezzie Goldish
I would hope I would, but on the flip side, it's a very small percentage of his salary. I'm guessing you and I spend a far higher portion of ours on our vehicles.
- Eric G
Exactly. What kind of car can you pay in full for 2/3 of a paycheck? Granted, he only gets 16 paychecks a year, but he got an extra what, 60k for the Pro Bowl? That's a lot of people's annual salary. I don't begrudge the man at all! I'm just happy he's a Brown!
- Riz
About $85,000 a year!
- Toddyus
A lot more.
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Bob Serpentini is going to be so disappointed when he sees this.
- The_Real_Shamrock
Damn straight I can't wait for my second Ford Fusion to be delivered! Take that Haden.
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Nah he's waiting to see the logo that Slim Jimmy Haslam comes up with first!

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This was made as part of an artist/curator commission for Jane Austen's House Museum to commemorate the bicentenary of the novel, 'Pride & Prejudice', in 2013. The film was a simple slide dissolve series of image stills taken in actual locations where Jane Austen would have walked – from her family home at Steventon where she walked every day to send and receive mail from the posting station four miles away. The walk is through lovely woodland and I imagine that the well-worn paths that connect villages, in particular, their churches, have not changed since Jane's time. Other images were taken while walking from the house in Chawton (where she spent her final years and which is now the JAHM) to her brother's family, at nearby Chawton House.
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Pancreatic cytopathology: a practical approach and review.
Department of Pathology, Universityof Virginia Health System, Charlottesville,VA 22908, USA.
Archives of pathology & laboratory medicine
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ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND Endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspiration (EUS-FNA) has emerged as the diagnostic modality of choice for mass lesions in the pancreas. The objective of the current study was to determine the accuracy and pitfalls of EUS-FNA in the diagnosis of pancreatic lesions in cases that involved follow-up surgical resection.METHODS Cases of EUS-FNA of pancreatic lesions performed from 2007 to mid-2012 for which subsequent surgical resection was performed were retrieved from the department's database. The accuracy of the cytologic diagnosis was assessed using the histological diagnosis as the gold standard. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value were calculated. "Neoplastic," "suspicious," and "malignant" were classified as a positive cytologic diagnosis. In one calculation method, "atypical" was also included as a positive cytologic diagnosis whereas in another it was not considered to be a positive cytological result. The cases with a cytologic-histological discrepancy were reviewed to identify sources of errors.RESULTSA total of 1212 cases from 1104 patients (518 women and 586 men; age range, 18-94 years [average age, 63.5 years]) were identified. Cytologic diagnoses included 52 unsatisfactory, 224 benign, 129 atypical, 140 neoplasm, 35 suspicious, and 632 malignant diagnoses. Of these cases, 397 patients had histological follow-up information available. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value were 83.2%, 85.9%, 95.9%, and 56.1%, respectively, with atypical cases excluded from the analysis. When atypical cases were included as a positive cytologic diagnosis, the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value were 86.7%, 67.9%, 90.7%, and 58.5%, respectively, and were 73.7%, 87.7%, 95.6%, and 48.0%, respectively, when atypical cases were included as a negative cytologic diagnosis. The major difficulty in EUS-FNA cytology was to differentiate pancreatic mucinous neoplasms from contaminants of gastric mucosa. Other pitfalls included differentiating mucinous neoplasm from extensive pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasia, and endocrine tumor from nesidioblastosis versus acinar cell carcinoma or intrapancreatic spleen.CONCLUSIONSEUS-FNA is a valuable tool for the diagnosis of pancreatic lesions, especially solid malignant tumors. Cytologic-radiological correlation is essential in differentiating pancreatic mucinous neoplasms from gastric mucosa, because the former usually are found to have characteristic features on imaging. Pathologists should be aware of the pitfalls in the cytologic diagnosis of pancreatic lesions that may significantly change the clinical management of the patients. Cancer (Cancer Cytopathol) 2014. © 2014 American Cancer Society.Cancer Cytopathology 11/2014; DOI:10.1002/cncy.21497 · 3.81 Impact Factor -
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ABSTRACT: The role of endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) in evaluating pancreatic pathology has been well documented from the beginning of its clinical use. High spatial resolution and the close proximity to the evaluated organs within the mediastinum and abdominal cavity allow detection of small focal lesions and precise tissue acquisition from suspected lesions within the reach of this method. Fine needle aspiration (FNA) is considered of additional value to EUS and is performed to obtain tissue diagnosis. Tissue acquisition from suspected lesions for cytological or histological analysis allows, not only the differentiation between malignant and non-malignant lesions, but, in most cases, also the accurate distinction between the various types of malignant lesions. It is well documented that the best results are achieved only if an adequate sample is obtained for further analysis, if the material is processed in an appropriate way, and if adequate ancillary methods are performed. This is a multi-step process and could be quite a challenge in some cases. In this article, we discuss the technical aspects of tissue acquisition by EUS-guided-FNA (EUS-FNA), as well as the role of an on-site cytopathologist, various means of specimen processing, and the selection of the appropriate ancillary method for providing an accurate tissue diagnosis and maximizing the yield of this method. The main goal of this review is to alert endosonographers, not only to the different possibilities of tissue acquisition, namely EUS-FNA, but also to bring to their attention the importance of proper sample processing in the evaluation of various lesions in the gastrointestinal tract and other accessible organs. All aspects of tissue acquisition (needles, suction, use of stylet, complications, etc.) have been well discussed lately. Adequate tissue samples enable comprehensive diagnoses, which answer the main clinical questions, thus enabling targeted therapy.World Journal of Gastroenterology 10/2014; 20(39):14292-14300. DOI:10.3748/wjg.v20.i39.14292 · 2.43 Impact Factor -
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ABSTRACT: The cell block (CB) is a routine procedure in cytopathology that has gained importance because of its pivotal role in diagnosis and ancillary studies. There is no precise review in the published literature that deals with the various methods of preparation of CB, its utility in diagnosis, immunocytochemistry (ICC) or molecular testing, and its drawbacks. An extensive literature search on CB in cytology using internet search engines was performed for this review employing the following keywords: cell block, cytoblock, cytology, cytopathology, methods, preparation, fixatives, diagnostic yield, ancillary and molecular studies. Ever since its introduction more than a century ago, the CB technique has undergone numerous modifications to improve the quality of the procedure; however, the overall principle remains the same in each method. CBs can be prepared from virtually all varieties of cytological samples. In today's era of personalized medicine, cytological specimens, including CBs, augment the utility of cytological samples in analysing the molecular alterations as effectively as surgical biopsies or resection specimens. With the availability of molecular targeted therapy for many cancers, a large number of recent studies have used cytological material or CBs for molecular characterization. The various techniques of CB preparation with different fixatives, their advantages and limitations, and issues of diagnostic yield are discussed in this review.Cytopathology 08/2014; DOI:10.1111/cyt.12174 · 1.47 Impact Factor
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Craig said that he learned from Milton Mayor Gord Krantz last week that the twinning of the existing GO train line to Milton is also not part of the 15-year plan of Metrolinx, which would further delay Cambridge's chances of getting GO service.
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"Anyone who takes the 401 now already knows traffic starts backing up at Highway 25. Fifteen years out it will be backed up to Guelph," Craig said. "All it takes is one accident and things back up to Hespeler Road. We can't wait 15 years."
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In the year 1905, Nobel physicist, Albert Einstein, discovered the Proton Genie, and gave the World his paradigm E=mc² equation.
Einstein proved that extracting and fusing PROTONS from ordinary pure water can make everybody on Earth so idly rich and content from the benefits of this clean, virtually-free and inexhaustible energy supply that nobody should ever again have to contend with pollution, war or poverty, and Mother Nature can once again reign as The Supreme Mistress of any and all Climate Change.
The Earth Clock reads: One Minute Until Doomsday!
Is it too late? Or, will some ordinary, individual tinkerer (maybe just an average high school student) rise to the occasion and demonstrate the physical expression of Einstein's equation so that the entire World Population can move forward into the future with peace, contentment, and tranquility?
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Reliability analysis of pedestrian safety crossing in urban traffic environment
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Mathematical Problems in Engineering 01/2013; 2013:1-10. DOI:10.1155/2013/879752 · 1.08 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In many cases, pedestrian crossing demands are distributed discretely along an arterial segment. Demand origins, destinations and crosswalks comprise a pedestrian crossing network. An integrated model for optimizing the quantity, locations and signal settings of mid-block crosswalks simultaneously is proposed to best trade-off the operational performances between pedestrians and vehicles. Pedestrian behavior of choosing crosswalks is captured under a discrete demand distribution. Detour distance and delay at signalized crosswalks are formulated as a measure of pedestrian crossing cost. Maximum bandwidths are modeled in analytical expressions as a measure of vehicular cost. To solve the proposed model, the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm II (NSGA II) based algorithm is designed and employed to obtain the Pareto frontier efficiently. From the numerical study, it is found that there exists an optimal number of mid-block crosswalks. Excess available crosswalks may make no contributions to improvement in pedestrian cost when the constraint of the minimum interval between crosswalks and vehicular cost are taken into account. Two-stage crosswalks are more favorable than one-stage ones for the benefits of both pedestrian and vehicles. The study results show promising properties of the proposed method to assist transportation engineers in properly designing mid-block crosswalks along a road segment.Transportation Research Part B Methodological 03/2015; 73:103-121. DOI:10.1016/j.trb.2014.12.005 · 2.94 Impact Factor -
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ABSTRACT: Florida is the state with the highest pedestrian fatality rate per unit population in the U.S. In addition to engineering countermeasures, educational efforts directed to pedestrians and other road users are equally important for improving pedestrian safety. To explore educational formats and identify effective educational methods, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) sponsored a pilot program called"Bulls Walk and Bike Week Campaign" on the Tampa campus of the University of South Florida (USF). A before-and-after comparison study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of this campaign. In the study, observational surveys and a questionnaire survey were conducted to compare the surrogate measures of safety performance of the campus before and after the campaign. Observational survey outcomes show that roadway safety on campus improved after the campaign. The improvement is most siginificant for the site closest to the location where the majority of campaign activities took place. This suggests the necessity of seeking a spatial balance between concentrated and distributed campaign structures for optimal exposure to the campaign, especially when the budget of the campaign is limited and time is constrained. The analysis results of the questionnaire survey show that respondents as pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers have different perceptions on driver yielding behaviors towards pedestrians and bicyclists. Contrasting points of view of different types of road users warrant careful and distinct designs of educational measures intended for different users. More respondents perceived that USF is a pedestrian/bicyclist-friendly campus after the campaign. It is suggested that a longitudinal survey should be conducted to follow up the effectiveness evaluation, and a cost-effective method should be further explored to continue the campaign efforts. (C) 2013 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 11/2013; 96:2756-2766. DOI:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.08.309
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Julio Cortázar, one of the greatest writers ever,1 was born on August 26, 1914, and to celebrate the week of his birthday, Archipelago Books, one of the greatest presses ever, is offering a 25% discount on all three of the Cortázar books that they publish. Just insert "HOPSCOTCH13," a code based on one of the greatest books ever written, at the checkout to get the discount.
Here's a bit more info about the three Cortázar titles that Archipelago publishes:
The concept behind Autonauts of the Cosmoroute is so perfectly Cortazarian in its gamelike setup: Julio Cortazar and his companion Carol Dunlop decide to spend an entire month in 1982 living on the freeway between Paris and Marseille (the "Southern Thruway," which was the name and topic of an earlier Cortazar story), stopping at two rest stops each day and staying overnight at the second. With only 490 miles separating Paris and Marseilles, they don't actually drive for very long on any given day. Using words and pictures, they create a scientific account of their journey, their thoughts, their experiences, of living life in a Volkswagen bus at a snail's pace, discovering the secret pathway right next to this modern creation designed to be experienced at a blur.
It's a mad idea, but not without it's charm. [. . .]
Autonauts of the Cosmoroute is a strange book—not just in terms of Cortazar's oeuvre, but in general. It's a book to be cherished over a series of days, read leisurely, without trying to tease out any big themes, or gain any great insights. It's a book shot through with nostalgia, conveying a longing for a simpler time, for a month in the "country" experimenting with a new way to live and truly creating a special experience for these two people. There is an undercurrent of sadness running throughout, and for good reason: in the prologue, Cortazar's "illness" is mentioned (he reportedly died of leukemia in 1984), and at the very end, Dunlop has passed away and Cortazar is editing the book by himself. This is a special book, definitely worth reading, one that will alter your view of highways forever.
(From the review I wrote for Quarterly Conversation.)
In my opinion, From the Observatory is the most challenging of all his books that I've read. In part, this is due to my own blindspot when it comes to poetry and poetic writing; in part, this is due to the elusive mingling of images and ideas present in this short, dense text.
In the interview I conducted earlier this week with Anne McLean [no longer available online] we talked a bit about the "Julio Cortazar" that Archipelago has been constructing through the publication of From the Observatory, The Diary of Andres Fava, and Autonauts of the Cosmoroute. In contrast to the Big Ideas and novelistic pyrotechnics found in the "classic" novels, these three books are quieter, and more personal. And in a way, they seem more focused on producing beautiful individual lines, than wowing the world with grand philosophical ideas.
That's not to say that From the Observatory isn't philosophical or removed from Cortazar's earlier interests. Science and scientific metaphors run throughout Cortazar's work, and are foregrounded in this piece, which intertwines information about the life cycle of eels from an article by Claude Lamotte that appeared in Le Monde with photographs and information about Jai Singh's observatories.
(From this Three Percent review.)
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Andrés Fava is a character from Cortázar's Final Exam, and his diary originally formed part of that novel, written in 1950 but not published (for political reasons) until after the author's death. At some point, Cortázar decided Fava's diary should stand on its own as an independent work.
While Final Exam is mostly dialogue, Diary of Andrés Fava is all reflection: on his reading, dreams, conversations and writing. This unpredictable collection is peppered with quotes from French poets and American jazzmen. Bemused and melancholy, erudite and searching, this first-time English translation of Diario de Andrés Fava is full of autobiographical winks at the reader. Cortázar's brilliance and irreverence are in full flower.
So head here now and buy them all . . .
1 After I get my hyphellipses tattoo—which I've been talking about for literally ever—I want a "62" somewhere in honor of Cortázar's 62: A Model Kit.
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January 10, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Fewer young men in the US want to get married than ever, while the desire for marriage is rising among young women, according to the Pew Research Center.
Pew recently found that the number of women 18-34 saying that having a successful marriage is one of the most important things rose from 28 percent to 37 percent since 1997. The number of young adult men saying the same thing dropped from 35 percent to 29 percent in the same time.
Pew's findings have caught the attention of one US writer who maintains that feminism, deeply entrenched in every segment of the culture, has created an environment in which young men find it more beneficial to simply opt out of couple-dom entirely.
Suzanne Venker's article, "The War on Men," which appeared on the website of Fox News in late November, has become a lodestone for feminist writers who have attacked her position that the institution of marriage is threatened, not enhanced, by the supposed gains of the feminist movement over the last 50 years.
"Where have all the good (meaning marriageable) men gone?" is a question much talked about lately in the secular media, Venker says, but her answer, backed up by statistics, is not to the liking of mainstream commentators influenced by feminism.
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High on confidence after their historic win over the Asia Cup 2014 hosts Bangladesh, Mohammad Nabi-led Afghanistan take on the table-toppers Sri Lanka in the seventh match of the tournament at Mirpur on Monday.
Afghanistan, playing their first Asia Cup tournament have been extremely impressive so far in their campaign, as they put Pakistan in tremendous pressure in their first match and in the second, they trumped Bangladesh by 32 runs in the second match.
The track at Mirpur is expected to be on the slower side and should help bowlers to get grip from the surface. A total of around 260-270 should be a good score while batting first. It has to be always remembered though; in day and night games in Bangladesh, the dew can play a major factor.
Afghanistan: Mohammad Nabi (c), Naowroz Mangal, Asghar Stanikzai, Dawlat Zadran, Fazal Niazai, Hamid Hassan, Hamza Hotak, Karim Sadiq, Mirwaiz Ashraf, Mohammad Shahzad (wk), Najibullah Zadran, Noor Ali Zadran, Rahmat Shah, Samiullah Shenwari, Shapoor Zadran.
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The Ireland Under-20 squad, sponsored by PwC, has been announced for the World Rugby Under-20 Championship. The tournament is taking place in Parma, Italy from June 2 to 20.
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Over the past few years the average annual cost of financial support provided by the Trust has been approximately €200,000. This is partly funded by direct grants from the IRFU along with various fundraising campaigns and donations. Fundraising events include sponsored walks every two yeas to coincide with Lions tours and the Rugby World Cup, golf tournaments, sports quizzes and gala dinners on the eve of a home Six Nations match along with the Friends of the Charitable Trust scheme.
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The Microsoft partner's CRM system makes sales reps work more efficiently.
Microsoft partner Proscape has developed a customer relationship management system that it says makes pharmaceutical sales representatives work more efficiently. Proscape Technologies co-founder and President Derek Pollack said the closed-loop marketing system takes into account the potential physician customer's profile before the sales call happens and also gathers, analyzes and delivers data during and after the sales call to show the sales rep what techniques, strategies and tools are most effective for that customer. Proscape gave a presentation during the Microsoft Health and Life Sciences Developer forum April 24 in Atlantic City, N.J.
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Finley's Division Two cricket side had a comprehensive home win over a very determined Katamatite on Saturday.
January 21, 2013 4:08amFinley's Division Two cricket side had a comprehensive home win over a very determined Katamatite on Saturday.
The Cats once again lost the toss and took to the field.
The dangerous Angus MacFayden (8) smashed two boundaries off the first two balls but the third delivery was played on to his stumps, much to the relief of bowler Anthony King (1-26) and the rest of his team.
A disastrous run out for the Tigers saw Erickson (4) out next over and it looked as though the Cats were going to dominate the match.
Thirteen year-old Joshua MacFayden produced a defiant knock, however. With superb technique and a disciplined attitude the young Tiger combined with Stephen Rowlands (47 n.o.) to give the visitors a good chance.
MacFayden hit five glorious fours in his knock and Rowlands three as the pair closed in on the end of the innings. MacFayden was eventually bowled by Andrew Taylor (1-17) late in the innings and the Tigers closed 40 overs on 3/122.
Looking to get off to a flying start, Finley sent Anthony King (47) to the crease.
Along with Tom Isedale (7) the pair made a great start adding 28 for the first wicket.
Isedale was out LBW soon after which brought Taylor to the crease.
The quality bat then began to destroy the Katamatite bowling attack as he sent the field sprawling.
Together with King the pair made light work of the target and ensured a two bonus-point win.
Taylor hit 64 runs off just 38 balls.
Incredibly 19 of those 38 were dot balls. The other 19 deliveries included seven boundaries and four sixes.
King walloped six boundaries in his knock before his stumps were rattled by Turvey (1-26) with the score 109.
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GPS units have pretty much hit the point of "do we really care". But alas I bend under the pressures of mediocrity and here I am posting on the Go Live 1000 from TomTom. This is their first GPS to offer a capacitive touchscreen, which measure 4.3-inches. It includes a 500mhz ARM11 processor, SIM card slot (for data only), 4GB of storage, 128mb of RAM, a webKit based UI and 12 months of free TomTom Live services. After 12-months expect to pay about €50 ($67) per year, where upon you will continue to be directed to cheap gas, eateries and other hot spots. The HD traffic features is nice – it monitors highways and secondary roads – but considering there are many free options out there (Nokia and Google) is this feature much of a draw any more?
Expect the TomTom Go Live 1000 to hit the EU sometime this summer.
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Very nice cruise
The Gem is a beautiful ship and most of the staff are very cheerful and helpful.
Embarkation was a breeze and we were aboard in no time. Once on our way after a fun sailaway, seas got rocky which we expected. Sleep that night was not to happen as the motion of the sea caused all kinds of loud cricks and crackles in our cabin. We asked other passengers if they experienced a "haunted cabin" like ours. Most replied there was slight noise but nothing that would keep one awake. We told the front desk and they were very accommodating and sent a rep to the cabin to inspect. We were told is was due to rocky seas (which we already knew) and nothing could be done. So if you take the Gem avoid cabin 9536 unless you want to be put in a Halloween state of mind. Once we hit mild seas, the sounds ceased until 2nd sea day heading home.
Food was very good. Breakfast and lunch in dining room brought with it very slow service but we weren't in any hurry. Shows were entertaining and More
enjoyable. We like to gamble at night but the casino is so smoke filled, I, at least, couldn't stay there any length of time. Too bad, they couldn't give smokers a room of their own. I guess that's wishful thinking.
All in all, a very nice cruise.
Disembarkation was painless until we got out to the pier in search of a taxi. Hundreds of people waiting and cabs came in drips and drabs. We waited 2 hours in freezing temps. We don't know if that's an ongoing problem or because Super Bowl celebrations had started in Manhattan. Less
Published 02/09/14
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