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Moon, Bob and Leach, Jenny (2008). The Power of Pedagogy. London: Sage.
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The concept of 'pedagogy' has become increasingly important as a frame of reference for debate about teaching and learning. In this book the authors analyze and explore contemporary ideas of pedagogy through the work of key figures including Freire, Montessori, and Vygotsky, and explain how a new conception of pedagogy could transform educational institutions, particularly schools.
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Submitted by kentbye on Wed, 2005-01-12 21:02.
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The concept of Integral Filmmaking combined with the principles of Open Source could introduce new methods for how meaning is created.
Traditionally, the Mainstream Media or documentary filmmakers had the most power in determining what meaning was created through their editing judgments.
But combining the Internet, Blogging and documentary filmmaking mediums could allow the audience to create their own meaning from information instead of relying upon the "objective" mainstream media, partisan press or closed-source documentary films.
The Open Source tactics of the The Echo Chamber documentary and website could create up to four distinct phases of meaning creation that could provide a unique economic competitive advantage.
The existing process of how an audience member makes meaning from a documentary film is somewhat analogous to how meaning is created from reading or watching the news.
There isn't a lot of transparency with how the news is produced or edited, and there also isn't a lot of insight as to how a documentary filmmaker decided what to include or not include within the film.
It is difficult to isolate all of the factors that play into how people consume news and alter their opinions, but it's probably safe to say that an individual will watch a number of finished news segments or read a number of articles and form a set of preliminary set of beliefs.
These beliefs are reinforced or challenged after discussing the news with his/her friends or family. But people usually surround themselves around friends who agree with their value system or so there isn't usually a lot of assumptions or attitudes being challenged.
The "He Said/She Said" objectivity standard of American news production makes it easier for political partisans to sort through the news -- Conservatives often side with the Republicans and the liberals often side with the Democrats. Sometimes people identify with neither party or with both parties, but there is usually an inherent confirmation bias that directs people to seek out the perspectives that confirm their pre-existing beliefs.
This same confirmation bias is what drives most filmmakers to present a one-sided set of partisan perspectives within their film. Therefore, those who disagree with a partisan film's perspective are not usually convinced or persuaded.
Confirmation bias also drives partisan audience members to seek out the types of films that will confirm their beliefs, and so it is difficult for a political film to do anything other than preach to the choir.
Both documentary films and mainstream journalism often frame information in the form of a Repubilcan/Democrat debate where it makes it easier to assume that one side is right and the other side is wrong.
The paradigm of Integral Journalism could integrate a more diverse set of perspectives and allows the audience to choose which set of assumptions align closest to their own beliefs.
The role of an Integral Journalist isn't to proselytize the "correct meaning" to the audience, but to provide enough information so that the audience can co-create their own meaning.
From an earlier blog post
It is not my role as a filmmaker or as a citizen to figure out the best solution and preach it to the world. But what I can do is present a range of views and stimulate dialogue between people so that they can create their own meaning and come up with their own ideas.
The Echo Chamber will use the principles of Integral Journalism to provide a wide spectrum of perspectives and information that will hopefully stimulate a dialogue between partisans, non-partisans and transpartians about the role of the mainstream media in shaping public consciousness.
Instead of winning or loosing, the focus is on bring a number of different perspectives together so that "together they craft a new solution" for the best methods for filtering and consuming mass media.
Combining the concept of Integral Journalism with the principles of Open Source also allows more transparency into the process of creating meaning.
There could be up to four distinct stages of creating meaning with this documentary film that combines the principles of open source and Integral Journalism.
1.) Pre-Film Screening: A potential audience member will visit this website to gain an initial meaning by reading over any of the expert interview transcripts, blog entries or supplemental research materials.
2.) Film Screening: An audience member views the film to receive the meaning that I created through the juxtaposition of perspectives and editing of the film.
3.) Post-Film Screening Discussion: The film will stimulate dialogue with other audience members or friends who have also seen the movie -- There could potentially be organized screenings designed to be mediation sessions between Democrats and Republicans.
4.) Post-Discussion Contemplation: The audience member will sort through all of the gathered perspectives and re-evaluate the assumptions behind their own attitudes and beliefs. They will be free to revisit the website where there could be further contemplation resources.
I will discuss the potential economic competitive advantages of these stages of meaning creation within the next blog posting.


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Alternatives to banana
Alternatives to banana
My partner has a ragweed allergy, which means he's also allergic to bananas, but they're in so many sweet raw recipes. Does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives to bananas that would give the same consistency?
bummer! that depends on the recipe, like in most smoothies you can just leave them out, you can try subbing mango or papaya in some things as well.
The mimic the banana's creammy, smoothe consistency, you can sub in avocado for most recipes.
You can also try young coconut, but it needs to be the meaty kind of young coconut. The jelly-like pulp of some very immature young coconuts just won't do it.
I agree with kathrynintheraw, avocados would likely be the best substitute. :)
Thanks for the ideas! I'll have to try sneaking an avo into a recipe – see if he notices. :) I still haven't convinced him to try a smoothie with avocado in it. The others should work too, & he loves all of those.
Thanks again!
I tried making a pudding with avocado only and he did not like it. i did, but he's the one allergic to them. so i am going to try mango next time.
If your boyfriend ever feels adventurous, you can try durian, but this sweet, pungent fruit isn't for everyone! :)
Oh, no, he hates durian! I'm weird in that I can take it or leave it (almost everyone else seems to either love it or hate it) – but if I ever buy any he makes me go sit out on the balcony to eat it!
I will be making more recipes that are banana free. For this smoothie I used a mango. before I was just eliminating the banana but it was not very tasty. This was a success!
Thanks, Bitt – that sounds tasty! (Now I just have to blindfold him so he doesn't know it's green LOL)


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ixd failure(?) exploited for voting fraud
The entire article is worth reading (and has actual hot links), but I'll
call out how the design failure(?) was exploited by pollworkers to
change votes:
The Kentucky officials are accused of taking advantage of a somewhat
confusing aspect of the way the iVotronic interface was implemented.
In particular, the behavior (as described in the indictment)
of the version of the iVotronic used in Clay County
apparently differs a bit from the behavior described in ES&S's standard
instruction sheet
for voters [pdf - see page 2].
A flash-based
iVotronic demo available from ES&S here shows the same
procedure, with the VOTE button as the last step. But evidently
there's another version of the iVotronic
interface in which
pressing the VOTE button is only the second to last step. In
those machines, pressing VOTE invokes an extra "confirmation" screen.
The vote is only actually finalized after a "confirm vote" box is touched
on that screen. (A different flash demo that shows this behavior with the
version of the iVotronic equipped with a printer is available from ES&S
here).
So the iVotronic VOTE button doesn't necessarily work the way a
voter who read the standard instructions might expect it to.
The indictment describes a conspiracy to exploit this ambiguity in
the iVotronic user interface by having pollworkers systematically
(and incorrectly) tell voters that pressing
the VOTE button is the last step. When a misled voter would leave the
machine with the extra "confirm vote" screen still displayed, a pollworker
would quietly "correct" the not-yet-finalized ballot before casting it.
It's a pretty elegant attack, exploiting
little more than a poorly designed, ambiguous user interface, printed
instructions that conflict with actual machine behavior, and public
unfamiliarity with equipment that most citizens use at most once or twice
each year. And once done,
it leaves behind little forensic evidence to expose the deed.
J. Eric "jet" Townsend, CMU Master of Tangible Interaction Design '09
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A new method based on finite-difference time-domain scheme for computing the band structure of 2D photonic crystals
Chinese Optics Letters, Vol. 3, Issue S1, pp. S205-S207 (2005)
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A finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) scheme in Cartesian coordinate system is developed to analyze the guided-wave properties of a class of two-dimensional (2D) photonic crystals formed by square or triangular arrays of metal posts. With the application of the periodic boundary condition, the computing domain can be restricted to a unit cell. A modified Yee's grid is introduced to calculate the dispersive characteristic in the case of triangular lattice. As examples, several classic structures are analyzed, numerical results are compared with the results from other methods, and the agreement is found to be very good. This method can also be extended to the three-dimensioned (3D) case.
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(310.2790) Thin films : Guided waves
Juhong Zou, Zheng Liang, and Zongjun Shi, "A new method based on finite-difference time-domain scheme for computing the band structure of 2D photonic crystals," Chin. Opt. Lett. 3, S205-S207 (2005)
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Nothing is irrelevant when it's somebody you don't like .
Just because they have money doesn't mean they can get the right players . This isn't the NFL player shopping network with a money back guarantee .
Unlike most here there is no preconceived like or dislike. Only reality based unbiased and objectivity. There is the ability to think beyond the 2013 Sugar Bowl, there is the ability to think for one's self not what the media tells you to believe.
There is no difference in a 20 yard pass from shotgun formation in a Pro Set or some kind of spread. A 20 yard out is a 20 yard out, a 40 yard post is a 40 yard post, a 15 yard cross is a 15 yard cross, a 12 yard hook is 12 yard hook. A 25 yard TD run is a 25 yard TD run.
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Located just downstream of Raystown Lake, the largest inland lake in Pennsylvania, lies the Corbin's Island wetland restoration project. This wetland restoration project is located on the U.S. Corps of Engineers property and was completed in November 2002 through a cooperative partnership between Ducks Unlimited, Inc. and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with assistance from the USDA – Natural Resources Conservation Service, PA - Department of Environmental Protection, Huntingdon County Conservation District, Pennsylvania Mountain Service Corps and the Pennsylvania Conservation Corps. The nineteen-acre restoration project has proven beneficial to local breeding species of wood ducks, mallards, hooded mergansers and Canada geese by providing nesting and brood rearing habitat. Additionally, the moist soil and emergent wetlands provide valuable food sources for both fall and spring migrations of waterfowl, shorebirds and passerines. Wildlife will not be the only beneficiary of this great project. Corbin's Island will soon be dedicated as a "Greenwing Legacy" project. Since 1974, the Greenwing programs conducted by local communities have created the perfect opportunity for youngsters to learn about wetlands conservation. By exposing them to "the great outdoors" and the need for improving wildlife habitat, we are taking positive steps to ensure the future of our natural heritage. A Greenwing Legacy plaque will be unveiled at the site when Pennsylvania receives the 100 th Greenwing Legacy member sign-up. The plaque will display and be dedicated to all 100 members as the "new generation" of DU and Pennsylvania conservationists.
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Sharjah City Sightseeing Tour - The Pearl of the Gulf. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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well organised tour. the most impressive sight was the museum of islamic civilization, the best museum in the uae. highly recommend
Excellent value. Our private guide Gabor was fantastic-he was extremely interesting and informative and very entertaining throughout. He took us to many interesting venues- especially the museums. Sharjah was a great place to visit even during Ramadan-it was far more relaxed than we expected as long as you observe a sensible dresscode. The locals were very friendly. We would definitely like to stay so we could see it in more depth and as an alternative to Dubai.
Excellent, the tour guide has a very good knowleged, he ask all the question, was very friendly.
In the tour we saw more thing that the ones we expected.
Would highly recommend tour.
There were only my wife and I during this trip, and we were lucky to have a knowlegable senior tour guide. TY.
Excellent, informative tour with a guide who really knew what he was talking about. I've lived in the UAE for several years and this has been the best tour so far. The guide has lived in Sharjah for many years and we found him really interesting to listen to. Would highly recommend tour.
Good trip unfortunately many attraction were closed due to Ramadan, however the guide was excellent and took us to some other interesting places.
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I really enjoyed this tour. It was very informative.
Knowledgeable and helpful guide
Was quite impressed, well worth it.
As there was only 4 of us on this tour we got VIP treatment. Our guide was very passionate about his job , gave us lots of interesting information and offered to take photos for us which was nice to be able to have both my husband and myself in the photos.
A very interesting insight into another Emirate well worth the visit and highly recommended.
One of the place to be seen.Beautiful and quiete place to stay .
Excellent experience and we are very satisfied with the service.
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Este ntr-adevr o perl ,iar cu ajutorul ghidului foarte amabil i documentat a fost o plcere s vizitm acest ora .
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This was an excellently arranged tour, with a driver and guide for four persons. Very well informed guide indeed and would certainly use Viator again.


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NCAA Fact or Fiction
Post a prediction or question while answering the one before you.
I'll start it up: FACT OR FICTION: Ohio State lead by it's top rated defense and James Laurenitis will find a way to beat Michigan again in 07. |
Fact or fiction: West Virginia will win the big east in '07 |
Jim Tressel, Pete Carrol, and Urban Meye will spend a combined sum of over 1milllion dollars to buy their players and recruits new cars? |
FACT, 1 million is nothing.
F/F: IU makes a bowl game. |
Fact or Fiction: Both Austin Scott and Anthony Morelli have a good senior season. |
Fiction. I give it another year or 2.
Fact or fiction: Miami (FL) returns to greatness and makes it to a BCS bowl game? (Sorry had to ask it) |
A non BCS team (most likely TCU) will make a BCS Bowl. |
Fact Or Fiction: Somebody other than a QB will win the Heisman |
Fact: Hart or Slaton will.
Florida repeats as SEC champs. |
Rutgers will make a BCS bowl |
John David Booty will start all of the Trojans games this year. |
Factor Fiction, Alabama finishes 4th or better in the SEC. |
fact, booty will start next year
FACT OR FICTION - Karl Dorrell will be fired as head coach of UCLA after next season |
F/F Cal beats SC and wins the Pac-10 |
Fiction... I dont see Cal winning the pac 10 but i see them coming in second place again... hopefully if USC does win the Pac 10 Cal will make it to a BCS bowl game though this next year
Fact or Fiction - Karl Dorrell is fired as the head coach of UCLA after next season |
F/F Felix Jones shows he is the better back than DMc. |
Fiction...Mcfadden will be the star RB again next year for Arkansas
Fact or Fiction - Jimmy Clausen will not be Notre Dame's starting QB next year |
Fact or Fiction - Notre Dame will not be bowl eligible this year. |
Steve Slaton rushes for 2000 yards. |
Vandy makes a bowl game? |
F/F - LSU takes the SEC this year. |
Fact or Fiction: Michigan wins the big 10 |
F/F: Boise State makes a Bowl game that takes place between Dec 30th and the NC |
Fiction. It's gonna be the Badgers.
F/F Juice Williams has a completion percentage over 50 this year. |
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It began during World War II, when American and Soviet troops converged from East and West. Their meeting point, a small German city, became part of a front line that solidified shortly thereafter into an Iron Curtain. It ended in a climactic square-off between Ronald Reagan's America and Gorbachev's Soviet Union. In between were decades of global confrontation, uncertainty, and fear.
Drawing on new and often startling information from newly opened Soviet, Eastern European, and Chinese archives, this thrilling account explores the strategic dynamics that drove the Cold War, provides illuminating portraits of its major personalities, and offers much fresh insight into its most crucial events. Riveting, revelatory, and wise, it tells a story whose lessons it is vitally necessary to understand as America once more faces an implacable ideological enemy.
©2006 John Lewis Gaddis (P)2013 HighBridge Company
"Thrilling....An utterly engrossing account of Soviet-U.S. relations from WWII to the collapse of the U.S.S.R....A new, concise narration was Gaddis's aim here, and he succeeds royally." (Publishers Weekly)
Maybe the most important book I've ever read (listened too that is.) Very complete, relatively unbiased, and gives alot of context. the Cold War encompassed so much, so many different conflicts on so many different continents, but this book makes it plain.
"My son recommended this book - He was right!"
My eldest son called me while listening to this book on a road trip. He was fascinated by it, and told me to see if Audible had it. The kid has right! This is a fascinating read. The author does a good job of connecting the flow of history from Stalin through Viet Nam through Reagan. Nothing happens in a vacuum. This excellent resource in connecting the dots.
The narration also was excellent. A winner on all fronts!
The Path Between the Seas to The Great Bridge ~ Kagan's Peloponnesian War to Gaddis' Cold One ~ Mornings on Horseback to a River of Doubt ~ Tom to Huck ~ Lennie to Charley ~ Cadfael to Cross ~ Rhyme to Reacher ~ Blomkvist and Salander to Wallander and Wallander ~ Moving Cheese or Eating Frogs ~ On the Road and Into Thin Air ~ The End of History to A Short History of Everything to ... well ... everything else.
"Would it were longer"
This is the definitive BRIEF history of the Cold War and well worth the listen. Unfortunately, 8 hours is not long enough for a comprehensive treatment of the era. Would it approached such classics as The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich in scope and depth ... the horrors and impact certainly warrant it.
"A Summary of Major Cold War Events"
The author says in his preface that this book does not contain any original scholarship and that it is designed for those with no memory and very little knowledge of the Cold War, so I probably shouldn't complain that it is so simple and basic. But I am old enough to have lived through the later years of the Cold War and while I am no historian, I do have an interest in history. There was literally nothing in this book I did not already know -- and on most topics I know far more than was in this short book. It is a brief summary of major Cold War events for beginners, and should appeal to such persons. I do have one big criticism, however, which is that the author seems to regard Ronald Reagan as some sort of genius who single-handedly ended the Cold War, while Gorbachev is dismissed as if he were a simpleton. This is far too simple-minded a view of the end of the Cold War.
The narrator has a nice voice, and did a nice job of holding my interest.
"Short, easy to listen, but ultimately not enough."
I was hoping for something a bit juicier, but this is a very shallow overview of the Cold War that would suffice for a sophomore high school level class. There wasn't really any analysis. John Lewis Gaddis provided the basic facts and some conclusions, but there really wasn't enough meat to the writing.
I guess that's the nature of the book that Gaddis set out to write. He wrote a quick look into the Cold War, but at such a short length it left me unsatisfied.
"Wish it was much longer"
This is a great history book about the cold war. Whenever you hear that a professor writes a history book the first thing that goes through my mind is, are we going to get a real history of events or will we get a PC, have to apology series of events. I'm happy to say that this falls in the real category. YES, you can have a history of the cold war where America isn't the bad guy - for whatever reason that doesn't seem the be the case with many authors even as they write about people risking their lives to flee the Soviet Union. Anyways this isn't a flag waving history of events either, the author I believe does his best to stay even with the events and the story moves quickly -- in fact too quickly. It's clear the author has a very strong level of knowledge on the issue and I honestly wish this book was at least 5 times longer. Regardless the subject matter that is covered is done extremely well.
I hope that Audible makes many more of Professor Gaddis's writings available.
"Not a Chronological History"
John Lewis Gaddis in The Cold War approaches the Cold War from a number of different perspectives. Each is covered in one of seven chapters and an Epilogue. The most valuable to me were the last chapter "The Triumph of Hope" in which the Berlin Wall falls and the "Epilogue: The View Back" in which he summarizes what the Cold War meant. Individuals looking for a chronological history will not find it here, but the book is insightful and engrossing nonetheless. There are surprises even for those of old enough to have lived through the entire era. I particularly found the sections concerning Eisenhower's misleading the public initially about Gary Powers and the U-2 interesting. Gaddis follows this theme of dishonesty through the Bay of Pigs and even Nixon's fiasco. His explanation for FDR's New Deal in geo-political context is interesting. Along the way, I felt that Gaddis treated every play (Republican and Democrat) in a balanced manner. This is a very good book and worthy of anyone willing to devote the time to it. The reading of Jay Gregory and Alan Sklar is excellent
We bite
I am in my 30's and, like most people my age, lived through the cold war without knowing much about it other than Gorbachev had a funny stain on his head. This book enlightened me on the world that was born out of WWII's cessation and lasted through until the first Bush was elected. I think I gained invaluable insight from listening to this audiobook and have a greater perspective on all that was going on right under my nose as a child. The narration was superb.
"Very enlightening"
There were large parts I already knew, but this connected some of the dots with the why some of those things happened (or at least plausible reasons they happened).
Organization of the work was good as well, clustered around concepts rather than just chronological accounting.
The inability to create logical paragraphs while giving reviews is really a PITA.
"A Captivating Way Of Telling History"
I really enjoyed listening to this audio book, in particular the way that the author (and narrator) had a compelling way of telling history and making it fascinating. I'm just over 50 years of age, so when so much of the Cold War and other historical events of the time were going on, I like most young people, had very little interest in the events of the day....especially since so much of it was being shoved down my throat in school. I wish I had audible books back then, I just might have been a straight A student! (<:
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Lentvaris Things to Do
This building especially could be interesting for those people, who want to know history of rail road. This station was constructed in second half of XIX century (probably in 1862, when rail road construction Warsaw - St. Petersburg started). As I have heard, it is one of first train stations in Lithuania territory, that still have old brick architecture (such style train stations were very popular in Tsarist Russia).
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The real name of church is Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This church have celebrated its 100 years jubilee in 2006. The construction of church was funded by Tiskevicius, the same who have built palace in Lentvaris. I have never seen so strange style church still in Lithuania and travels to foreign countries and I was kinda surprised about it. Church was built in neo romanic style, looking somewhat more Spanish, Moorish. Interior in some ways looked like in Jewish synagogues.
Inside church woman were selling postcards of Lentvaris church. It is quite strange as well, as I never believed that such small, still non-tourist city could have postcards to purchase. -
French Eduardo Andre was very famous park designer. He was invited to Lithuanian land in second half of XIX century to design some rich landowners parks. In that time Tiskevicius minor park was designed. It is said that Eduard Andre designed parks in Lithuania was the best works of his carrier (Traku Voke, Uzutrakis, Palanga and more parks).
Lentvaris park surrounded by Lentvaris lake from south and by three ponds from the East side. I liked water to watch some rare trees in this park, system of small water streams with artificially made stone bridges, tunnels, water falls.
Lentvaris Transportation
Train station is not so far from Lentvaris church, so after visiting church it is basically more convenient to use train to go back to Vilnius. One way ticket Lentvaris-Vilnius costs 2,40 Lt (0,70 Euro).
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In my opinion it looks the best way to go to Lentvaris, if you want to get to see palace and park immediately. The place, where bus stops isn't far away from palace (maybe 0,5 km).
One way ticket cost 3,30 Lt (almost 1 euro). The bus I took were going through Grigiskes. After Lentvaris it was going to Trakai and later back. -
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From Gavin McMahon at PRONI (www.proni.gov.uk) in Belfast:
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Due to events beyond our control I wish to advise that the lecture on Crime due to be held this Thursday in PRONI has now been cancelled. Janice Holmes instead will be giving her lecture on Religion to be held at the same date and time.
This free lecture starts at 6.30pm on Thursday, 26th January 2012.
Many apologies for this inconvenience.
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4) Nebraska Republican Attorney General Jon Bruning says election year politics are behind Democratic criticism that he awarded a $100,000 grant to a farm group for political reasons. The time it took to approve that grant has prompted scrutiny. The Omaha World-Herald:
3) The Boston Globe has endorsed Jon Huntsman, so it should give him a boost in New Hampshire. That said, he has a very long way to go to catch frontrunning Mitt Romney.
2) Rick Santorum, meanwhile, has raised $2 million ... in two days.
1) But the picture is not all rosy for Santorum. A consequence of fighting to a virtual tie in Iowa is the uptick in media scrutiny he is facing, as well as the oppo hits and pitches that will keep rolling in. Earlier this week, Bloomberg reported that he became a millionaire after losing his Senate race in 2006. Today the Wall Street Journal has a story on his record as an earmarker. The New York Times gives Santorum the front page treatment today, with a story that includes this nugget:
The coming days will be crucial in determining whether Santorum can effectively bat back criticism and stand up to the increased scrutiny.
Email records released by Bruning's office indicated the grant was approved 32 minutes after a formal application was received, and five days before the Farm Bureau convention, where the attorney general presented the check. ... He said he had discussed the ag group grant for several weeks before the 32-minute approval, which he said "mischaracterized" the approval process.
When he left office he was not especially wealthy, but records show he wasted little time fashioning a lucrative post-government career based largely on income from businesses that had benefited from his work in Congress.


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You know!! That is pretty wierd!! I had the same thought last night!!! .Mac becomes huge and everything is integrated - even the iPhone. I hope we get: Access to docs folder and be able to edit them, ToDos, Notes and Cal all sync with iPhone. I even had one more thought: The .Mac price is raised, but existing users are Grandfathered! Who knows? Just passing along my flash of insight!!
Macworld 2008: What's in the Air? Not WiMAX.
The internet is all abuzz over the latest Macworld rumor - AppleInsider has spotted Apple banners with the slogan "There's something in the air." My guess hope is something rather less revolutionary than WiMAX Apple devices or a 3G iPhone - both of which I consider very unlikely. WiMAX is just not widespread enough yet and too much of it is controlled by Sprint and Clearwire. No way Apple is going to get in bed with Sprint given their relationship with AT&T, and Clearwire is just too small.
Instead, I'm hoping for .Mac services on the iPhone. Radically improved .Mac services have been something I've wanted to a long time. What I'd really like: Google services integration, iWeb mobloggling from the iPhone, and access to .Mac's online storage. Please Please.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- Alabamans who suffered damages from Hurricane Ivan have just seven days left to register for disaster assistance, according to state and federal officials.
Homeowners, renters and business owners who sustained damage from the hurricane are encouraged to call the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) teleregistration number toll-free at 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or TTY 1-800-462-7585 for the speech- or hearing-impaired. Hours of operation are from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
Applicants with access to a computer can also register online by entering the FEMA website at www.fema.gov. Look for and click on the words "Register for Disaster Assistance Online" located at the top right side of the page, in a green box.
"Fellow Alabamans who need federal assistance and have not yet registered with FEMA should call the teleregistration number before the March 3 deadline," said Bruce Baughman, state coordinating officer for the Alabama Emergency Management Agency. "It's crucial to get into the system before the deadline in order to qualify and receive eligible federal and state aid."
To date, more than 163,000 applications for assistance have been received by FEMA.
"Those who had uninsured or underinsured losses as a result of the hurricane should register without delay," said Tony Russell, federal coordinating officer. "Even if you already repaired the damage, replaced the property, or received partial reimbursement from your insurance company, make the call before the March 3 date. We may be able to reimburse you for eligible expenses."
FEMA prepares the nation for all hazards and manages federal response and recovery efforts following any national incident. FEMA also initiates mitigation activities, trains first responders, works with state and local emergency managers, and manages the National Flood Insurance Program and the U.S. Fire Administration. FEMA became part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on March 1, 2003.


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This week didn't go the way Sara Schaefer thought it would. "When I was first asked to do this, I envisioned four days of artisanal meats and cheeses, farm-to-table brunches, romantic lighting, berry compotes, reductions of all kinds, and enough kale to feed a commune," says the comedian and co-host of MTV's Nikki & Sara Live. "But I haven't had a normal routine ever since this show went on the air in January." It's not all bad for Schaefer — despite some guilt-inducing trips to a couple of fast-food chains and at least one restaurant that specializes in multinational flapjacks. Even still, she says, "I think Anne Hathaway put it best in Les Misérables. I dreamed a dream, and that dream turned to total shit." See how it all went down in this week's Grub Street Diet.
Friday, February 22
I overslept. My plans for my usual egg, veggie sausage, and sautéed asparagus went out the window. I rushed into the city, grabbed an iced tea (coffee makes my tum-tum hurt), and a turkey-sausage breakfast sandwich from Dunkin' Donuts. Even though I'm disappointed that I'm starting off my food journal like this, I'm feeling extremely proud that I didn't choose two doughnuts instead of the sandwich. Not sure what the difference would be, health-wise, but I'm guessing it means at least
one less tumor.
For lunch, I did better with an arugula, grilled chicken, and shaved Parmesan salad from Westville, which is right around the corner from our offices in Soho. By the end of the day, I was exhausted from nonstop meetings, and a frozen DiGiorno (supreme) paired with a six-pack sounded pretty good. But I decided to make it count and convince a friend to go with me to a new place in the neighborhood. It's called Three Letters, in Clinton Hill, and it's only been open a couple of weeks.
I got a chicken confit sandwich and some fried pickled vegetables. Very tasty. The only problem was a wobbly table, which resulted in me spilling beer all over my crotch, and then I slipped in the consequent puddle, and it became an all-hands-on-deck staff event trying to get me up and to the bathroom. With my belly full and my butt soaked, I went home and immediately got to bed.
Saturday, February 23
I had a 7 a.m. flight to Los Angeles. Now look: I have a rule in my life, that the only time I'm allowed to eat McDonald's is when I'm flying. It's a treat I give myself for getting scanned and groped by
the TSA; in some small way, it's my reward for preventing terrorism. I got the sausage egg biscuit with a hash brown.
By the time I landed, I was starving, but I was in a rush to get to my friend's wedding. I got my rental car, grabbed a Special K energy bar from the gas station, hit the road, and drove two hours to Palm Springs. Upon arrival, I am a raging bitch. My boyfriend was there, full from brunch, drinking by the pool.
I'm of course furious that he has not predicted my hunger levels and preordered me a four-course meal. I had an hour to get ready for the wedding, and he had to go do pictures and stuff since he was in the wedding. The closest option was McDonald's.
Not only was I breaking my rule, I was visiting this devil-hut twice in one day? While doing a food journal for a fancy blog? I was ready to burst into tears, but the drive-through guy was so friendly and he just handed me that chicken-sandwich combo meal with such a lightning-swift, yet gentle, motion, I instantly felt better.
Hours later, I was eating again at the wedding buffet. It was a vegetarian buffet — a bold move on the couple's part, but it totally worked. I loaded up on chili, jasmine rice, grilled vegetables, artichoke dip, and about five loaves of bread. Guzzled down a few Michelob Ultras — which I got made fun of for, but liquor makes me really hung-over and really stupid drunk — and I was ready to show everyone just how sexy my dance moves can be.
Sunday, February 24
In order to make it to LAX for my flight back to NYC, I had a limited amount of time in the morning. My boyfriend and our friends scoped out a place using Yelp. Time for my farm-to-table brunch! We pull up, however, and it's overrun with people. Being in a strange town with few options, we make a split decision. A decision that is necessary given the circumstances. A decision I will have to live with for the rest of my life. No, we didn't decide to eat each other. We went to IHOP.
The IHOP was bumpin', and our waitress was this saucy old Palm Springs lady who kept saying, "See I got your order right, no Senior Moments here!" She kept saying that. And we were imagining some manager in the back being like, "Grace, you've had too many Senior Moments this week," and she's just saying that loudly so her boss would hear her. "No Senior Moments over here!"
I ordered the multigrain harvest nut pancakes (recommended by our waitress) and a side of bacon. God, it was so so good. I dropped off my crew, who will be staying a few days longer in the California sunshine.
I was off down the road back to the airport, back to New York. And yes, I got Burger King at the airport. Anyone who questions this decision hates America. (Their crispy chicken sandwich is better than McDonald's, FYI.) I've probably consumed 6,000 calories by this point, so it's a good thing I'll be seated motionless for the next six hours. I got home at 1:30 a.m., and opted out of any more food for the day.
Monday, February 25
I had a car coming for me at 6:30 a.m. Unfortunately, I care about how I smell, so I decided to hose off the IHOP/Burger King/airplane film that has formed on my skin.
On four hours of sleep, I head to a shoot for my TV show. We're doing a field piece at Curve Expo, New York's finest lingerie convention, at the Javits Center. It involves us wearing nude body suits, walking around trying on negligee.
While in hair and makeup, I scarfed down a bagel and a doughnut, which is provided by MTV, probably from Dunkin' Donuts, to tell you the truth. The shoot was fun, and for lunch we ate in a private booth at the convention. I ordered a simple salad and vegetable soup. After the shoot, we headed back to our offices and worked on the script for our live show on Tuesday. At this point I'm a total zombie, and if a DiGiorno was calling my name before, it is screaming it now. But I decided to venture out to the Cardinal, a North Carolinian joint that I love.
My friends/co-workers Kim and Cory are both from North Carolina (I'm from Virginia, close enough), and we're ready for barbecue and corn bread. But alas, it is closed on Mondays! Poor planning strikes again! Don't worry, though there wasn't an IHOP around.
Instead, we treked it over to 'inoteca, and I was just as satisfied ordering bruschetta, and an orechiette dish with pulled pork. I still managed to get my pig on. To fully achieve the coma I was hoping for, I washed it down with a few Peronis.
Tuesday, February 26
Show day. My call time is 9 a.m. My assistant brought me oatmeal from the V-Spot, a little coffee joint inside the Viacom building in Times Square. It's hearty and good to get me going for a sixteen-hour day.
Lunch is served over our table read for the show — chicken pad thai and two mini egg rolls did the trick.
Finally, after rehearsal, we meet to rewrite and make last-minute changes to the show. While we were trying to figure out which Anne Hathaway joke worked best, I was feasting on the chicken kabobs, hummus, and pita they ordered. I burn so much energy on show days it's a never-ending hunger pit. By 11 p.m. we're on the air, and by midnight I'm with some co-workers in a tiny dive bar off Times Square, decompressing. Because we had such a long day on Tuesday, they got us a hotel room at the Millennium Broadway, so I make my way over there and call it a night.
Wednesday, February 27
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010: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
"Maps"009: The Rapture
"House of Jealous Lovers"008: Missy Elliott
"Work It"007: Beyoncé [ft. Jay-Z]
"Crazy in Love"006: Annie
"Heartbeat"005: Kylie Minogue
"Can't Get You Out of My Head"004: Missy Elliott
"Get Ur Freak On"003: LCD Soundsystem
"Losing My Edge" / "Beat Connection"002: Outkast
"Hey Ya!"001: Outkast
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To examine if early iron supplementation (starting oral iron at 14 days of life) would improve the nutritional iron status(measured by serum ferritin) of very low birth weight infants at postnatal age of 60 days, when compared to the standard regime of starting iron at 2 months of life.
Condition | Intervention |
Nutritional Status |
Drug: Elemental iron |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | New Versus Standard Enteral Iron Supplementation Regime in Very Low Birth Weight Infants - A Randomized Controlled Trial |
- Serum ferritin [ Time Frame: 60 days postnatal age ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Composite outcome of neonatal morbidities that include chronic lung disease [CLD], necrotizing enterocolitis [NEC-any stage], periventricular leucomalacia [PVL], and retinopathy of prematurity [ROP] requiring treatment [ Time Frame: Till the end of study period (2 months) ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Hematologic and anthropometric parameters [ Time Frame: at 60 days of age ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Requirement of blood transfusion [ Time Frame: till the end of study period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 46 |
Study Start Date: | May 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2007 |
Primary Completion Date: | November 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Starting oral iron at day 14 of life (Early Iron group)
Drug: Elemental iron
Iron in the dose of 3-4 mg/kg/day (of elemental iron) PO once daily mixed with expressed breast milk from 14 days of life till the end of study period
Other Name: 'Tonoferon' drops, East India Co
No Intervention: 2
No iron supplementation till 60 days of life (Control group)
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Smaller the preterm infants at birth, more susceptible they are to iron deficiency due to low body iron stores. Despite having low iron stores, very low birth weight (VLBW) infants are not usually started on iron supplementation till they reach a postnatal age of 6 to 8 weeks. Such delayed supplementation can lead to rapid depletion of iron stores when erythropoiesis becomes active (by 8 weeks of life).
Depletion of iron stores is the first step in the continuum of changes that occur in iron deficiency. Iron deficiency induces biochemical defects (such as impaired synthesis of DNA and collagen) even before any features of microcytic, hypochromic anemia become evident. The rapidly maturing preterm brain is especially vulnerable to the effects of iron deficiency; poor school-age performance has been reported among children who had low iron stores in their neonatal period.
Early iron supplementation i.e. starting iron once the infant reaches full enteral feeds could potentially improve the iron stores and prevent its depletion. Surprisingly, few studies are available till date to support (or refute!) this view. The current study was designed to test the hypothesis whether early iron supplementation would increase the nutritional iron status (as measured by serum ferritin) at 60 days of life when compared to the existing regime of starting iron at the age 2 months.
Ages Eligible for Study: | up to 60 Days |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
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- Infants who have reached at least 100 ml/kg/day of oral feeds by day 14 of life
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- Major congenital anomalies
- Rh hemolytic disease
- Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome
- Refusal to give consent
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00683527
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All India Institute of Medical Sciences | |
New Delhi, Delhi (UT), India, 110029 |
Principal Investigator: | M Jeeva Sankar, MD DM | All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi | |
Study Chair: | Vinod K Paul, MD PhD | All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi | |
Study Chair: | Ramesh Agarwal, MD DM | All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi |
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Responsible Party: | M Jeeva Sankar, Department of Pediatrics, AIIMS, New Delhi |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00683527 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | A-34/2006 |
Study First Received: | May 21, 2008 |
Last Updated: | May 21, 2008 |
Health Authority: | India: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi:
Iron supplementation Timing Serum ferritin Very low birth weight infants |
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Birth Weight Body Weight Signs and Symptoms Iron Growth Substances |
Micronutrients Pharmacologic Actions Physiological Effects of Drugs Trace Elements |
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The Cabinet on Wednesday discussed a scheme to improve road infrastructure in cities and major routes in the State and asked the Chief Secretary to draw up detailed proposals in consultation with the departments concerned.
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Decent, quick article about the what-ifs.
Decent, quick article about the what-ifs.
it looks like it will most likely stay off the coast and stay in the atlantic, but we could still get some swell from it, hopefully it comes a bit closer than it is showing
looks like our first open atlantic ocean hurricane is miss danielle
hopefully she will please us well.
Look mostly at the Swell period graphs 14-15 seconds
All the models are showing her passing east of Bermuda. Gonna have to reach Cat 4 to send even a decent bump our way from that far out.
Some forecasters think the predicted path is overly optimistic, and calling for the possibility of a hit to bermuda. Also the upper level anticyclone that is moving into place will effectively turbocharge this storm.. going to be interesting how it plays out
great post, lots of good stuff if you just keep clicking and reading. i especially like this one.
it's basically a map created from a database for all tropical activity in the atlantic (global, actually) since 1979. it would be really awesome to see data from 1938/44 when those really big ones hit, but i guess that stuff doesn't actually exist...
Atlantic annual tropical storm/hurricane tracks back to the 1800s are here...i would be a bit skeptical of the accuracy/completeness of the data prior to 1900 since it was based almost entirely on ship reports and large parts of the atlantic are outside of the shipping lanes.
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Democratic Sen. Linda Lopez of Albuquerque made the request Wednesday after the Legislature adjourned its 2013 session without voting on whether to confirm the appointment of Hanna Skandera.
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We were a group of six and sampled from the multiple page menu. Open 24-hours-a-day, you can have breakfast at any time, or steak for that matter. We began with appetizers by sampling the fried calamari, done with just the right crispiness on the outside and soft on the inside. There is a page full of choices, so everyone can have their taste buds satisfied. We also sampled the salads which are so big they could be a meal by themselves.
The main course offerings fill several pages. Each day there are special dinners or you can order ala carte. The dinners include soup, salad, a main course with a choice of vegetables and potatoes.
Yes, the portions are huge, as is the tradition in great diners – big portions of delicious food. I think everyone walked out with a "doggie" bag because no matter how much you eat, there will be leftovers.
But what is a meal without dessert and here the Bayside Diner can't be beaten. They have their own pastry chef that creates beautiful cakes and luscious pies. There is a showcase full of the pastry chef's creations but if you want an ice cream treat it's available too.
The community has a newly enhanced gathering place that they have already voted a success by lining up to be served. Try it you'll love it too!
Missed diner returns
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