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Want inside coverage of CES 2012? Look no further than the ZAGGblog! We've got our own inside man taking footage and pictures of all the coolest stuff from CES. This post is about one of the coolest things found there so far; the 55" LG OLED TV.
Why is this TV so cool? Because it's thinner than Mary Kate or Ashley Olsen if either of them were to be cut in half. Yeah, that's right, it's super thin. Not only is it super sexy-thin, but it's also a great TV. Colors are extremely vivid, response times are extremely fast, and motion is freakishly sharp.
What's my personal favorite part about the TV (other than the extreme thinness)? The TV has a 1mm thick bevel around the edges, meaning you very nearly see edge-to-edge on the screen. Now that's a real TV.
Curious about just how thin it really is? Check out this short clip from CES.
Pricing hasn't been set for this bad boy yet, but there are rumors that the price will start in the 5 figures (omg that's a car). What do you think of the TV? Will you be picking one of these up when it launches or maybe wait 50 years until the price has dropped?


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'Counterterrorism' used to crackdown on civil society
Building Peace in Permanent War
Eurodrones, Inc.
Optimism and Fear
Syria crisis demands tough diplomacy
TNI's Peace and Security Programme brings together cutting-edge analyses of critical conflicts such as the war in Afghanistan and its regional implications and is pioneering research on the little-publicised spread of new security infrastructure in Europe and worldwide.
Iran Deal: A Game-Changer for the Middle East
Negotiators in Switzerland just won a huge victory for diplomacy over war. Now we've got to protect it.
The Marshall Islands Versus the World's Nuclear Weapons States
Peter Weiss
One effect of the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) initiative is to throw a spotlight on the policies of the nuclear weapons states, which claim to be committed to a nuclear weapons free world while showing not the slightest willingness to reach that goal.
No we are not all Charlie Hebdo and nor should we be
I respect your right to show solidarity with the victims of this horrible crime by reposting those drawings, but only if you respect my right not to do so because I happen to find them bigoted and incendiary.
On the Issue of Nuclear Terrorism
It is time for a closer look at the self-serving claim by nuclear weapons states that one of the greatest dangers is that of nuclear weapons being built or falling into the hands of 'terrorist groups'.
Race, space and punishment in urban sociology
Structural circumstances of deprivation and criminalization facing African-Americans and the racialized perceptions of criminality appear to be some of the salient features that recently led to a young black teenager being killed by neighborhood watch patrolman George Zimmerman.
How international rules on countering the financing of terrorism impact civil society
Making banks and non-profits liable for the acts and social networks of their customers and beneficiaries while holding charities and CSOs responsible for the 'extremist' views and actions of their associates stifles freedom of association and expression and promotes self-censorship.
February 2015
Building Peace in Permanent War: Terrorist Listing & Conflict Transformation
Launch of a report that argues terrorist listings place peacebuilding at the frontline of contemporary security practice and are having profound effects on the types of peacebuilding possible.
September 2014
Crisis in Gaza: A Discussion on the Context and History
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February 2014
Ukrainian crisis: Dangers and Opportunities
While the Maidan burns in Kiev and the crisis in the Ukraine deepens, a delegation of Ukrainian and Russian civil society organisations bring their analysis to Brussels to engage policy makers, parliamentarians and civil society.
The Speech on Diplomacy that Obama should have given
14 September 2014
President Obama should have spent his fifteen minutes of prime time Wednesday night talking about diplomacy. Instead of a four-part mostly military plan, he should have outlined four key diplomatic moves, suggests Phyllis Bennis.
The Speech on Diplomacy that Obama should have given
14 September 2014
President Obama should have spent his fifteen minutes of prime time Wednesday night talking about diplomacy. Instead of a four-part mostly military plan, he should have outlined four key diplomatic moves, suggests Phyllis Bennis.
Stop the Thai Coup, Restore and Strengthen Democracy with Participation for All
4 June 2014
After several months of political unrest in Thailand, the military declared martial law on May 20, 2014, and then called leaders in for a supposed attempt at dialogue before seizing power in a coup d'état on May 22. General Prayuth Chan-ocha abolished the 2007 Constitution and dissolved the caretaker Government and Senate. In subsequent days, the military has summoned and detained scholars, activists, journalists and politicians, even carrying out arbitrary arrests and secret detentions, targeting people who think differently and who have campaigned for democratic and legal reforms.
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The Summer 2015 issue of Jewelry Stringing magazine is here and full of the season's hottest trends. Druzy necklaces, turquoise pieces, fringe designs, and mixed metal masterpieces fill the pages of this issue, prepared to make you the most stylish you have ever been. You'll find must-have kits and available video downloads, and we'll introduce you to Cynthia Thornton, the creative force behind Green Girl Studios. We'll give you a sneak peek into her new video series where she demonstrates how to carve wax bangles and cuffs, then create molds, cast with resin, and embellish the finished bangles using beads, cold connections, and more. You'll also find an eight page feature on the latest and greatest ways to easily create custom components for your designs, including glass cabochons, floating glass lockets, and enamel powders. Enjoy all the elements of summer within this issue.
There is so much to love about the Spring 2015 issue of Jewelry Stringing! You'll find eleven beautiful designs that highlight the colors and motifs of the season in Peaches & Cream and La Vie en Rose. For those who love leather jewelry (who doesn't?!), you'll want to see how ten jewelry artists have put their spin on this hot trend by combining the material with metal, in our Leather + Metal section. And if you're fawning over the convertible jewelry craze, you'll enjoy our feature of six designs that can be transformed from one type of jewelry into a completely different look! Finally, we know everyone will love our all-new Artist Spotlight column. In this issue we feature Erin Prais-Hintz. You'll also find instructions for a beautiful ombré necklace using faceted beads made by Erin!
The Winter 2015 issue of Jewelry Stringing magazine is bursting with inspirational projects for every occasion. Whether you're looking for a sparkly accessory to complete your perfect party outfit or looking for gift ideas for others, this issue will lend you plenty of ideas for handmade jewelry. The Spotlight on Black section features jewelry made with black components-sleek and sophisticated for your glam holiday outfits. The Quick & Easy section presents you with eight stylish projects that are easy to put together and won't break your bank-great for gift giving! You'll also find eight dainty and feminine pieces in the Delicate Femininity section. Finally, six designers use the star theme in their out-of-this-world necklace designs! Don't miss the "Pretty Little Packages" feature which spotlights seven unique packages to gift your jewelry in style. Let this issue be your companion through the holidays!
The Fall 2014 issue of Jewelry Stringing is one you do not want to miss! Not only is this issue full of projects to amplify your fall wardrobe, there are also ten pages devoted to the hottest products of 2014 in our annual Buyer's Guide. In these eight categories you will find our editors' top picks of products including the best new beads, chain, findings, and tools sure to inspire your next jewelry projects. Named one of the top trends in fall jewelry, copper jewelry takes center stage in this issue. See how seven designers mix this affordable metal with leather and stones. For the adventurous wanderer, our Wanderlust collection presents vibrant necklaces designs with a worldly feel. To embrace an edgy yet glamorous look, peruse the Dark Glamour section, while our Chic and Shapely collection dons modern jewelry designs that have been fashionably constructed.
Check out the Summer 2014 issue of Jewelry Stringing to find the season's hottest jewelry designs. See how to turn everyday materials into stylish jewelry, plus discover the latest trends in metal stamping. Peruse our Fabulous Facets collection to see how our featured jewelry artists use chunky, faceted components to create bright and playful pieces perfect for any summer soiree. In honor of the bracelet-stacking trend seen on wrists everywhere, check out our section on stylishly stackable sets. Our Uniquely Upcycled collection offers ideas for incorporating unconventional materials such as vintage drawer pulls, bicycle chain, and wine-bottle labels into distinctive jewelry designs. Finally, in our Word Play collection, see how six designers use word pendants and charms to express sentimental messages.
Celebrate spring with our official "color issue"! Projects are organized into trend-sensitive, color-based collections. The Monochromatic Muse collection pays tribute to designs that rock our world, despite being constructed of beads in just one prominent color. Color also plays a starring role in the masterful compositions of our Bead Soup collection. Colorful fibers, such as ribbons and cords, dress up the jewelry in the Strike a Cord collection. Finally, our Spring Greens projects are inspired by fashion forecasts that predicted the color green would be especially popular this year. Plus, we show you how to make four styles of tassels to add a splash of sass to your work.
Add a little sparkle to the season with the Winter issue of Jewelry Stringing. 77 projects celebrate elegance, glitter, and timelessness. These trend-relevant necklace, bracelet, and earring designs are organized into four themed categories: Sparkle, Dazzle, Shine; Chain Meets Fiber; Chain of Thrones; and Retro, Baby! As usual, we have galleries of 18 beautiful bracelet designs, and 27 inspiring earrings, as well as useful tips and tricks of the trade. Be sure to check out our special gallery featuring the winning designs of the 2013 Bead Star contest! Packed with exciting designs, this issue is sure to keep you inspired through the winter months.
Our Fall issue is packed full of inspiring and wearable projects to get your creative juices flowing. Browse through our themed project galleries--Raw Beauty, The Gold Rush, Not Your Grandmother's Pearls, and Bibs & Collars--for stylish, on-trend design ideas. Also included in this issue is our annual Buyer's Guide: 100+ of the newest and most interesting products to punch up your next jewelry project.
Celebrate the summer with Jewelry Stringing's second annual special mixed-media issue! Experiment with exciting resin, riveting, and
patina techniques in 13 step-by-step projects to expand your jewelry-making
repertoire and add some great new pieces to your collection. This issue has 77
new jewelry projects, including 45 bracelet and earring designs, and a must-make
braided bead cuff (that costs less than $20 to create!). Get inspired by the
hot new colors and styles featured in our street-savvy Summer in the City
collection, or go for a more natural look with the leather, gemstone, and
organic materials in the Modern Cowgirl section.
And don't miss the packaging design tips and tricks to building your brand with jewelry
artist and entrepreneur Kristina Hahn Eleniak in our Sell & Tell column.
The Spring issue of Jewelry Stringing magazine is blooming with color! In a special feature, the editors of Jewelry Stringing have collected their favorite online resources for color inspiration; with a little help from these handy websites you'll be designing eye-catching jewelry in knockout palettes. Of course, the 77 jewelry ideas that are featured in this issue will give you plenty of colorful design ideas, as well. These pieces are organized into four themed categories that reflect some of the latest trends in jewelry design. The resurgence of prohibition-era styles is represented in our Vintage Moxie category. The tassels, jewel tones, and art deco silhouettes that you will find in these pages hearken back to the glamour of the Roaring 20's. The electric-hued jewelry pieces in our High Voltage section were inspired by the neon craze that has swept the fashion world. The Coachella Chic category showcases some of the rugged indie fashion trends that are modeled by the guests at the annual Coachella music festival. And finally, our Bleached Brights section highlights jewelry in powdery pastel tones with spunky metallic accents. We're sure you'll enjoy browsing through each of these categories, but make sure not to miss our new-and-improved Technique Focus sidebars, and Get the Look pages (featuring a collection of jewelry-making materials based on each of our themes).
With 28 necklaces, 22 bracelets, and 30 earrings, the Winter '13 issue is packed full of brand new jewelry designs. For the first time, we have the pleasure of announcing the winners of our annual Bead Star competition in Jewelry Stringing magazine. In this edition, you will get step-by-step instructions for the winning designs in each of our seven categories (Ceramics, Crystals, Glass, Metals, Pearls, Plastics, and Stones), as well as for each of the inspiring pieces in our themed project galleries. Sparkle meets sophistication in our "Holiday Party" section, while geometry finds its place in jewelry design in the "Shape It Up" gallery. And don't miss this issue's Beads to Buy column, which showcases a collection of specialty earring findings.
In addition to 28 beaded necklaces, 20 bracelets, and 26 pairs of earrings, the Fall 2012 issue of Jewelry Stringing features a special shopping guide, which includes 100+ of our favorite new beads, findings, and tools. The projects in this issue are broken up into five exciting, themed galleries: Earthly Elements; Clasp Forward; Stylish Strands; Big, Bold, and Beautiful; and Strike a Cord. As usual, our Technique Focus provides detailed instructions for how to utilize a popular stringing technique--this time button-and-loop clasps are highlighted. Pick up a copy and get creating!
In this special mixed-media issue of Jewelry Stringing, you will find step-by-step instructions for four easy, crafty techniques that you can use to customize your jewelry designs. Follow our in-depth Technique Focus tutorial to learn more about how to use bead cones, and browse through our collection of colorful wood and nut beads in our Beads to Buy department. Our interview with professional jewelry designer and instructor Erin Siegel will give you a glimpse of the ups and downs of teaching students how to make jewelry.
Celebrate the coming of spring with Jewelry Stringing Magazine's special color issue! Check out our collection of beaded necklaces, bracelets, and earrings in the seasons hottest hues, then read through our "Spring Into Color" feature for tips on how to incorporate the colors of Pantone's Spring 2012 Fasion Color Report into your own jewelry designs.
Looking for a special gift for someone special? Look no further. In Stringing Winter 2011, you'll find an expanded shopping guide with 16 of our favorite jewelry-making staples this season. Whether you are attending elegant holiday parties or wanting to turn heads on New Year's Eve, you'll find sparkly treasures in this issue to complement your style.
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A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; the oncologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer and other benign and malignant tumors. These subspecialists decide on and administer chemotherapy as well as consult with surgeons and radiotherapists on other treatment for cancer.
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Breast Link At Breast Care Ctr
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Advanced Surgical Partners
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Fairfield Psychiatrist Doctors for Phobias
Type of Physician: Psychiatrist
What is a Psychiatrist?
A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners are skilled in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental, addictive and emotional disorders. He or she is trained to understand the biological, psychological and social components of illness and is qualified to order diagnostic laboratory tests and to prescribe medications, as well as to evaluate and treat psychological and interpersonal problems. The psychiatrist is also prepared to intervene with individuals and families who are coping with stress, crises, and other problems in living.
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Fairfield Counseling Services
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The Waynik Group
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The Waynik Group
The Waynik Group
The Waynik Group
Smith & Dietz Mds
Wendy S Levine MD
Smith & Dietz Mds
Columbia Mental Health
Brighter Concept Health Care
Joseph P D'apice MD
Donald C Bell MD
Jean P Marachi MD
FSW Inc
FSW Inc
Southwest Community Hlth Ctr
Southwest Community Hlth Ctr
Southwest Community Health Ctr
Ronald A Grant MD
Child & Family Guidance Center
St Vincent's Behavrl Hlth Srvcs
Catholic Family Services
David Gianetti MD
St Vincent's Behavioral Hlth Sv
Optimus Health Care Inc
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Karen Abrams MD
Recovery Center Of Westport
David E Ciancimino MD PC
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Joan F Poll MD
Liberation Programs
Kay L Cowan MD
Leon Tec MD
Farin A Nejad MD
Robert H Berger MD
Harry J Brown MD PC
Serena-Lynn Brown MD/Klein Phd
Robert A Israely MD
Steven Kant MD
Anita M Lopker MD
Rental Weissberg MD
Finkelstein & Amiri Mds
Roger R Ayres MD
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St Vincent's Behvrl Hlth Outpat
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Child Guidance Mid Fairfield
Child Guidance Mid Fairfield
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Joseph Goldberg MD LLC
Family And Children's Agency
Richard Sallick MD
Sound View Medical Associates
Family And Children's Agency
Connecticut Renaissance Adult
Day Street Community Hlth Ctr
Conneticut Counseling Ctrs Inc
Norwalk Hospital Psychiatry
Norwalk Hospital Psychiatry
Norwalk Hospital Psychiatry
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Francis J Hamilton Jr MD
Henry M Czarny MD
Psychotherapy Center
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Ann M Callahan MD
Parent Child Resource Center
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|Barbara (Barb) Sabins is the January 2014 Employee of the Month
Barbara (Barb) Sabins is the January 2014 Employee of the Month. Barb works as a purchasing buyer in Materials Management and has been with All Children's since 2004. Barb was recognized for her Service Excellence by one of our nurses and a physician who wrote:
A patient with osteogenesis imperfecta was taken to another ER with a femur fracture. The patient's family insisted on a transfer to ACH for care by our physician specialist. Special rods had been implanted in this patient for his disease. A rod needed to be exchanged while the patient was in the operating room for treatment of the fracture. Although the patient was scheduled for surgery two days later, the rods needed to come from Canada.
When Barb was notified of the need for these rods, she stopped everything she was doing and immediately made a call to the company in Canada. She knew from past experience the rods would need to clear customs before delivery. This gave her less than 48 hours to get the rods here in time for the surgery. She processed the necessary paperwork, alerted the receiving dock, and followed up with the company, delivery service, and all involved staff to ensure nothing was missed or overlooked.The rods arrived on the morning of surgery. They were processed and sterilized in time for the surgery to be performed without delay. Without Barb's professional efforts and experience in this situation, the surgery may have been delayed or cancelled.
Barbara's Department Director added:
As the OR buyer, Barb faces many rush orders on a daily basis and meets them head on. She goes out of her way to ensure our patients have what they need when they need it. Many of the requests made are last minute due to not knowing what the needs of our patients will be. Cases are often scheduled within a one-or two-day window and Barb always makes sure our physicians have what they need. Barb is a true asset to the Materials Management Department and All Children's Hospital.
Barbara, thank you for your extraordinary Service Excellence and all you do behind the scenes for our patients, staff and physicians. Congratulations for receiving the All Children's Hospital Employee of the Month honors!


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The primary mission of Lynch Syndrome International (LSI) is to serve our global communities by focusing on providing support for individuals afflicted with Lynch syndrome, creating public awareness of the syndrome, educating members of the general public and health care professionals and providing support for Lynch syndrome research endeavors.
LSI, an organization, is founded and governed by Lynch syndrome survivors, their families, and health care professionals who specialize in Lynch syndrome.
If diagnosed early, we believe Lynch syndrome survivors have favorable outcomes which enhance survival, the longevity and quality of life as well as the emotional well-being of the afflicted.
With the provisions of knowledge, caring and respect for those living with Lynch syndrome, coupled with a common theme of a prevalent positive attitude, we can be change agents, enhancing hope and survivability, impacting the life of countless thousands of people throughout our world.
We are pleased to announce the following Board of Directors of Lynch Syndrome International, for 2014-2015, which represent survivors, previvors, caretakers, medical professionals and researchers of Lynch syndrome. Lynch Syndrome International Directors are working directors and actively direct and organize events within Lynch Syndrome International. All indviduals involved with the organization put in countless hours of effort. We are very grateful for their contributions to this organization.
Lynch Syndrome International
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Problem description
A bug exists in two PAM modules: pam_smb and pam_ntdom. They are pluggable authentication modules that allow authentication of usernames and passwords in PAM-compatible environments against Windows and Samba. Both modules contain remotely exploitable stack buffer overflows. This bug allows an attacker to execute arbitary code as root. The versions affected are: pam_smb < 1.1.6 and pam_ntdom < 0.24. Linux-Mandrake does not ship with either the pam_smb or pam_ntdom modules and is therefore not vulnerable to this exploit. Linux-Mandrake users who have installed this package on their own are encouraged to upgrade to the latest versions available: pam_smb 1.1.6 at ftp://ftp.samba.org/pub/samba/pam_smb/ pam_ntdom 0.24 at http://cb1.com/~lkcl/pam-ntdom/
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Os du Randt says Coenie Oosthuizen's transition from loosehead to tighthead prop will be good for the player and the Springboks.
Oosthuizen will make his comeback from a serious neck injury when the Free State Cheetahs take on the Blue Bulls at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. He has been out of action since hurting himself during the Springboks' June Test series against England.
His return will see him feature at tighthead prop, a position he has hardly played in during his professional career. He has predominantly been selected at loosehead since making his senior debut in 2008.
Bok head coach Heyneke Meyer sent an SOS to Cheetahs boss Naka Drotske to give the player an extended run in the No 3 jersey during the Currie Cup as it's a position South Africa lacks depth in at Test level.
Following the departure of Cheetahs tighthead prop WP Nel to Scottish club Edinburgh after Super Rugby, Oosthuizen will have the opportunity to do so.
Cheetahs scrum coach Du Randt believes a successful positional switch will have major benefits.
'Coenie's transition from loosehead to tighthead prop was always on the cards,' Du Randt told keo.co.za. 'It's a position he played in at school level. With WP Nel gone, the Cheetahs need a long-term replacement there too.
'First of all, it will help prevent future neck injuries. At tighthead, you scrum with both shoulders and that offers you more support. At loosehead, you only scrum with your left shoulder. So if something goes wrong, it's easier to get hurt.
'If Coenie can can make a big impact during this switch, it will be a massive boon for the Springboks and Cheetahs,' he continued. 'It's usually the loosehead prop that has a high work-rate. But with Coenie at tighthead, we will see both props all over the park.'
Du Randt added that Oosthuizen's return to the Free State match-day squad is a much-needed boost following the Bloemfontein union's poor start to the Currie Cup. Free State are currently in second-last place on the log after losing four of their six fixtures.
With the Bulls also struggling at the foot of the table with the same league record, this will be a must-win clash for both teams.
'Coenie's presence will lift the spirits in the squad. He's the kind of character who always motivates his team-mates and leads from the front,' said Du Randt. 'With his strong ball-carrying ability and his solid defence, he'll offer us a lot in the forwards battle.'
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Banged Up Bowl
Redskins vs Giants – NFC East games are intense rivalries that tend to bring out the best on both teams. Tonight, the Washington Redskins and New York Giants will meet at Fedex Field and it's my guess that both teams are just hoping to finish without having to ask for volunteers from the stands. A win would be nice but getting through the game without any injuries would be nicer.
For the Redskins, who have already lost RG3 and DeAngelo Hall, this is a contest where Kirk Cousins will have to shine to impress the coaching staff and fans and hold on to a job. Then again, RG3 wasn't killing it and Cousins has plenty of fans in his corner. The Giants still have Eli Manning. They also have a 1-2 record and don't want to repeat the 0-6 start of last year. Washington is hoping Jon Beason can play but is still waiting on Odell Beckham to get healthy.
The Turnaround Bowl
The Philadelphia Eagles head out to play the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday and both teams are hoping for some kind of turnaround. San Francisco wants to see some second half performance after starting 1-2 and enduring some disturbing losses. Folding at halftime again won't win them any fan support.
The Philadelphia Eagles are 3-0 so there are no complaints about their record. What the Eagles would like is to get in front early and stay ahead the whole game. The Eagles have been behind by 10 or more points in all three wins this season. A quick start would be the turnaround they're looking for.
The Points Bowl
OK, that's a satirical name. The New Orleans Saints, who had a Top 5 defense last season, are shocked to be in the cellar in almost all defensive categories in 2014. The Falcons and Browns ran up big totals on a defense that's supposed to be considerably improved with the addition of Jarius Byrd. Dallas, meanwhile, was supposed to be bad on defense and hasn't disappointed. Expect plenty of points to be scored in this one.Eric Drouant


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How to turn #HAPPO connections into something more meaningful
Today was great. A little crazy, but great. Lots of creative posts. Interesting positions. Professionals who care. But now what? If you want to make the most of your #HAPPO experience, you'll need to do more than tweet out a post. You'll need to do more than participate in a one day event. At the heart of the #HAPPO initiative, is relationships. Remember? The purpose is to use social media to develop and leverage relationships to help those seeking a career in PR. And relationships require time and nurturing. So you met some people today. A phenomenal student. A successful practitioner. So what does that mean? Nothing… or everything.
Take some time to go through your Twitter stream. Your replies, DM's and the Tweets that used the #HAPPO hashtag. Identify people you met, or would like to get to know better. Get strategic and get to work.
1. Listen Follow them on Twitter and set up a special twitter list or a Hootsuite/Tweetdeck column to assure their tweets don't get lost in the stream. Connect with them via LinkedIn (do write a personal note, requesting to connect). Subscribe to their blog.
2. Be confident, not shy One challenge of social media is that no one can see you standing in the corner. If you want people to talk with, you're going to need to make an effort. So reply to their tweets. Offer thoughtful comments on their blogs and LinkedIn status. Ask questions. Share. Say thank you. Not much different than what your mom told you before sending you off to kindergarten, is it?
3. Be respectful, not pushy Keep in mind that everyone has their own agenda, goals, priorities, pressures and stress. And time is a limited resource. Even your greatest supporter, may not always have the time to share advice or help. Be thankful for what people are able to offer… and understanding of what they are not
4. Be a resource What can you offer those in your network? Is there a project you can help with? Don't say you are dependable, hardworking, etc… be creative and look for ways you can support your network
OK, your turn. What do you plan to do before the weekend is up? How do you intend to make the most of your #HAPPO experience?
Free State Social offers HAPPO community job search tips
I was lucky enough to attend the Free State Social (#FSSocial) in Lawrence, Kan., yesterday — an awesome gathering of rock star people and PR pros who discussed the impact of social on our industries, our customers and our employees. Fortunately, some of those awesome people took a moment to share their "one job search tip for graduating seniors" with the HAPPO (Help A PR Pro Out Day) community. Check it out!
Head over to #HAPPO Champion Justin Goldsborough's website to view the video
Happy #HAPPO from #U30PRO
#u30pro is a weekly twitter chat (Thursdays at 7pm est) started by #HAPPO champion Lauren Fernandez and David Spinks that covers topics and issues facing young professionals. Each Friday, participants can receive a digest with great insights from the chat and some recommendations for must read posts. We were thrilled to open up today's digest, which began,
Happy #HAPPO day! Lots of great people featured today through numerous blogs – and many from this community. So reach out, say hi. The topic of connecting, networking and #HAPPO always brings me to one word as a foundation: Respect….
#HAPPO Friday: Lessons in Reaching out from PR
By Amy Martin
This week, Gawker's Hamilton Nolan posted about "The (Potential) Intern from Hell." It was one of the most popular posts among Gen Y tweeters as I saw it spread around my Twitter feed like wildfire. Even as I'm writing this post, I asked my Twitter followers for the link to the Gawker post and they responded in less than 30 seconds.
So, what makes this post such a favorite among the Gen Y community? Many cannot believe how unbelievably brazen and audacious this job seeker was in his e-mails. After reading the potential intern's correspondence again, I am also taken aback. With such a difficult climate to obtain a job, how could this individual be so bold and inappropriate?
Let me present to you the flip-side of those Gen Y job hunters who do take the correct approach: Help A PR Pro Out(#HAPPO). Read more at Gen Y Employers
Class of 2010: Congratulations! (a recommendation from #HAPPO Champion Lauren Fernandez)
Class of 2010: Congratulations! 3 years ago I sat where you were: on the brink of awesome. You all are. It just depends on what you do with it
I never throw out recommendations just because. For me, it reflects not only that person and your organization, but my hard work. Two of those recommendations have turned into a contributor for my blog and my partner with #u30pro. Jenn Bollenbacher is one of the most refreshing students I have come across. She's honest, curious and always trying to be even better. Her quick wit, hard work and honesty are vital to brands trying to build both on traditional public relations and the growing strategic approach to social media. She grasps concepts with ease, is eager to learn and never stops communicating. To say I'm impressed is putting it lightly – we all need support for brands we are building with this type of person. Jenn wrote a letter below to everyone, but I strongly suggest connecting with her on Twitter too – @jenniferalaine. (P.S. She so has me pegged in that opening line.)
Check out Jennifer's letter on the blog of #HAPPO champion Lauren Fernandez
Unexpected #HAPPO help
I opened up my blog for a guest post in the hopes of featuring a college senior about to graduate for the 2nd edition of Help a PR Pro Out (HAPPO). I have been communicating with and invited Kathelin (Kat) Buxton, UTA PRSSA President, to share some insights here on why employers should hire her. However, she sort of turned down the offer and turned things around. What resulted was a wonderful example of PR advocacy:
Happy #HAPPO Day! Share a favorite #HAPPO post
Maybe it is by someone you know from school or an internship. Perhaps it's someone you met on a Twitter chat, or through PRSSA or PROpenMic. Take a moment today to introduce them to us. Leave a comment here and let us know why YOU would recommend this person. We'll be sure to let those hiring know to check out your feedback. And be sure to check out our advice on How to HAPPO if you have not already done so.
Thanks for taking the time to participate… Here's to a very special day!
Best advice for a college grad?
By Abbie Fink
To prep for tomorrow's #HAPPO event aimed at college grads, I asked my twitter following what's the best advice you'd give a grad looking for a job in PR…. Check out the responses from Phoenix #HAPPO champ Abbie Fink at the HMA Blog
#HAPPO advice for 2010 Grads/job seekers
by Matt LaCasse
I was unemployed from around Valentine's Day until April 5th. I was fortunate enough to participate in #HAPPO in February. While I didn't get a job offer as a direct result of #HAPPO, what I DID learn is how to connect with a larger community than the one I was involved with, and where to look for job opportunities I may not have looked previously. Here's a few words of advice, which are worth what you make of them…. Read the full post here
Don't Worry, Be #HAPPO!
It's been a dark few weeks. A volcanic eruption halted global commerce. LOST showed a repeat this week. Crazy Siobhan was sent packing on American Idol. Kate Gosselin somehow was on "Dancing With The Stars."
Dark times, indeed.
Out of the darkness shines a beacon of hope. No, it's not the new Iron Man movie – it's the return of Help A PR Pro Out on Friday, April 30!
Yes, PR pros are back again to play "point guard," exposing rising industry talents and highlighting job opportunities. The main event is on Friday, but here's a sample of things to come… More from Washington, DC #HAPPO Champion Mike Schaffer here


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All Blacks flanker Adam Thomson has been cited for stamping while Wallabies lock Rob Simmons is also in trouble for his tip-tackle on Frenchman Yannick Nyanga.
Thomson was cited for stamping or trampling on the head of Scotland flank Alasdair Strokosch in Sunday's Test at Murrayfield. Thomson was yellow carded for the offence, but is still expected to fetch a hefty ban.
Simmons has been called to task for a dangerous tip-tackle on Nyanga in the second half of the Wallabies' clash against France on Saturday.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To screen for digestive tract bleeding, which may be an indicator of colon cancer
When to Get Tested?
Annually, beginning at age 50 as part of a routine examination to screen for colon cancer; as directed by your healthcare provider based on your family medical history
Sample Required?
Three stool samples are typically collected over several days and prepared on occult blood cards in order to provide for the most effective screening.
Test Preparation Needed?
For the guiac-based FOBT (gFOBT), you will be instructed to avoid certain medications and follow certain dietary restrictions for several days before collecting the stool samples. For the fecal immunochemical test (FIT), there are no dietary or drug restrictions.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Most cases of colon cancer begin with the development of benign intestinal polyps. Benign polyps are relatively common in people over the age of 50, and while most do not cause health problems, some can become cancerous and potentially spread to other parts of the body (metastasize). These finger-like growths protrude into the intestinal cavity (lumen) or the rectum. They can be fragile and bleed intermittently, such as when food waste brushes against them.
The blood released is not usually visible in the stool, but it can be detected with a fecal occult blood test (FOBT) or fecal immunochemical test (FIT). This small amount of blood may be the first and sometimes the only sign of early colon cancer, making the FOBT and FIT valuable screening tools for colorectal (colon and rectal) cancer. Methods for testing include a guaiac-based test (gFOBT), an over-the-counter (OTC) flushable reagent pad, and an immuochemical method (iFOBT or FIT).
It is recommended that testing be performed on at least three stool samples collected on different days. The American Cancer Society has stated that a single test performed at the time of a digital rectal exam in a health practitioner's office is not recommended because it may not be sensitive enough to screen for cancer. The home FOBT or FIT is recommended because the collection of stool on three different days increases the chance of detecting cancer. Furthermore, it is recommended that those who choose this method of colon cancer screening get screened every year.
How is the sample collected for testing?
Each method has a different approach to collecting and testing stool samples for occult blood.
- For the guaiac-based test (gFOBT), the health practitioner or laboratory will typically provide three test cards. Separate stool samples are collected from different bowel movements, usually on three consecutive days. For each test, a stool sample should be collected into a clean container and should not be contaminated with urine or water. A test card is labeled with the person's name and the date; then, with an applicator stick, a thin smear of stool is put onto a designated area on the card and allowed to dry. Once it is dry, it is stable for several weeks at room temperature. When all of the consecutive samples have been collected and dried, the test cards are returned to the health practitioner or laboratory, usually by mailing them.
- With the OTC flushable reagent pad/tissue method, a test pad/tissue is placed in the toilet after a bowel movement. The pad contains a chemical that produces a color change when blood is present. The person doing the test watches for the characteristic color change and records the findings on a report form. Like the gFOBT, this test is usually done on three consecutive days and then the completed form is returned to the health practitioner. Be aware that use of toilet bowl cleansers or the presence of blood derived from urine or a woman's menstrual period may alter results.
- With the fecal immunochemical tests (FIT), the collection method may vary based on the specific manufacturer. A common approach is to use a special long-handled brush or other device to collect a sample from the surface of a stool sample. The brush or device is then used to transfer the sample to a special collection card. After the card is allowed to dry, it is returned to the health practitioner or laboratory. At least three such samples are collected on different days and sent in one mailing.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
For guaiac-based FOBT and OTC flushable methods, there are special dental, dietary, and drug restrictions. These tests detect any blood that enters the digestive tract. Therefore, steps that are taken to avoid introducing blood into the digestive tract will increase the quality of the test sample.
- Blood that arises from bleeding gums (following dental procedures or gum disease) may be detected by these tests. Avoid having any dental procedures up to three days before beginning to collect stool samples.
- Bleeding in the stomach may be triggered by use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as aspirin, naproxen, and ibuprofen. Avoid taking these drugs for seven days prior to testing, if clinically possible.
- The guaiac-based gFOBT and the OTC flushable pad/tissue rely on a chemical reaction to produce the color change that gives a positive test. Foods such as red meat, broccoli, turnips, cauliflower, apples, oranges, mushrooms, and horseradish, and drugs such as colchicine and oxidizing drugs (like iodine and boric acid) may also trigger the same chemical reaction and make the test appear positive even in the absence of human blood (a false-positive result). If instructed to do so, avoid these foods and drugs three days prior to and during the testing period.
- Vitamin C, on the other hand, interferes with the chemical reaction and prevents the color formation that should occur when blood is present (a false-negative result). Vitamin C supplements and fruit juices that contain vitamin C should be avoided three days prior to and during testing.
Follow the instructions that are provided by your health practitioner or included in test kit instructions. Check with your health practitioner before stopping any drugs to be certain that it is safe to do so.
For fecal immunochemical test (FIT) methods, there are no dietary, drug, or dental procedure restrictions. The test uses antibodies to detect only human blood from the lower digestive tract (colon).
The Test
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NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
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(2013 November). Colorectal Cancer Tests Save Lives. CDC [On-line information]. Available online at http://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/colorectalcancerscreening/ through http://www.cdc.gov. Accessed November 2014.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) today revised downwards its estimate of 2nd Quarter gross domestic product (GDP). BEA estimates that real GDP increased at an annual rate of 1.3% during the 2nd quarter, down 0.4 percentage points from its previous estimate.
Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Vice Chairman and top Republican on the Joint Economic Committee, called today's poor economic news "further confirmation" that President Obama's policies are preventing the economy from growing. "Two weeks ago the Federal Reserve issued what amounts to a stinging rebuke of the President's policies when it expanded its program of quantitative easing. Today's news just further confirms Obama's continued policy failure."
"Since the recession ended in June 2009, the economy has grown at less than half the rate of the other nine recoveries since World War II lasting more than a year. Obama's recovery ranks dead last," Brady continued.
"If the President's policies had produced just an average recovery," Brady noted, "total real GDP would have would have increased by 15.2% and would be now be $1.1 trillion higher – a level roughly equal to CBO's estimate of full employment GDP."
"Main Street cannot continue to endure this President's policies that grow government, stifle innovation, and slow job creation. We must get America moving again. We must get government out of the way and restore economic opportunity for every American family," Brady said.


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Dog fighting is a huge problem, and sometimes it can seem that you can't do much to help as an individual. But there are a few things you can do to stop it now, and we really need your help.
Why? Take it from those of us who have seen dog fighting compounds first-hand: Life as a dog used for fighting is a nightmare.
They live chained up or in a tiny cage. They don't get the veterinary care they need. They die in the ring or are unceremoniously shot for losing. Some are used as "bait" for other dogs. Some have litter after litter. Some starve. Some go without water for days.
Odds are that dog fighting is happening in your state right now. We need your help to stop it. Give dog fighting victims three minutes of your time?
1. Ask your U.S. representative to support the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act.
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People need to stop fighting all dogs their like family
Dog fighting should be stopped right now. It is a sad shame that these poor dogs are forced to fight and get hurt and even die. This is so wrong and must be stopped today and the people involved need to get some jail time.
you are right dog fighting is wrong and it should be stopped.
Why don't u just give me names and addresses of suspected dogfightings in tucson az and il go take care of it myself
We need to protect those that can't protect themselves. Spectators choosing to watch an innocent dog being torn to pieces should be prosecuted.
My I rescued my beloved Pit Bull Spook a few years ago. His front leg is crippled for life,heartworms and had to be loved/trained to live with other dogs and people. Now he is a happy health well adjusted and very spoiled dog and a joy in my life.
Anyone involved or attending dogfighting are without any doubt the scum of the earth.


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The second half of Eight is Enough�s sophomore season sees Abby fully ensconced as the new lady of clan Bradford, while the crew carries on after their stolen Christmas (see Eight is Enough: The Complete Second Season Part One). The new year brings with it a host of new challenges and comedy as Nicholas sees a UFO, the kids engage in some risky business while the parents are away, Tommy buys a term paper, and Tom finds himself a faux Dear Abby for his paper. But when Abby suffers a horrible head injury, the whole family must come together to share some special memories to make sure the family�s newest member makes it through the night. And keep your eyes peeled for Partridge Danny Bonaduce among the Bradford�s guests in this 3-Disc, 12-Episode Collection.
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BURBANK, CA (January 10, 2012) - The Bradfords, one of television's best known and most loved families, are back for the first time to entertain viewers with their touching and memorable escapades on Warner Home Video's (WHV) DVD release of Eight Is Enough: The Complete First Season. Making its much-anticipated DVD debut on April 17, 2012, after long-standing requests from fans, Eight Is Enough is the top-rated classic television series that chronicles the lives of columnist Tom Bradford (Dick Van Patten), his wife and their eight children. Eight Is Enough: The Complete First Season will be comprised of all nine episodes from the show's first season on two discs. The DVD set will retail for $24.98 SRP.
Eight Is Enough is the enormously successful series that focuses on the Bradford family, an endearing clan of eight children and their parents who reside in suburban Sacramento, California. Tom, the patriarch of the family, is a newspaper columnist for the Sacramento Register, and their mother, Joan (Diana Hyland), is a busy homemaker. Their large household, which is always run with a lot of love and humor, is the source of their endless sometimes comic, sometimes dramatic exploits.
The Bradford kids vary in ages and personalities. Each one couldn't be more different than the next. The youngest, Nicholas (Adam Rich), is an adorable and precocious eight-year-old. Tommy (Willie Aames) is a charming and handsome teenager with rock-star looks. Fifteen-year-old Elizabeth (Connie Needham) is a graceful beauty with enviable long locks. Next is Nancy (Dianne Kay), a sweet, sunny blonde. Susan (Susan Richardson) is the athletic one. Joanie (Laurie Walters) is an aspiring actress. Mary (Lani O'Grady), the oldest Bradford girl, is a pre-med student. Last but not least is heartthrob David (Grant Goodeve), the eldest of the kids, who no longer lives at home but is deeply entwined in the lives of his siblings.
Eight Is Enough premiered on ABC in 1977 and became an instant hit with viewers. The top-rated show was based on a book by the same title, written by Thomas Braden, a syndicated newspaper columnist who also had eight children. The series pilot, included in this release, featured Star Wars star Mark Hamill in the role of eldest brother David, with Kimberly Beck as Nancy and Chris English in the role of Tommy. Eight Is Enough aired for five successful seasons.
"Eight Is Enough resonated with so many viewers because it offered something for everyone. With such a wide-ranging cast, there was always at least one character for everyone to relate to," said Rosemary Markson, WHV Vice President, TV and Special Interest Marketing. She added, "It was a show that shared a lot of humor but would also tackle some very serious subjects. It touched the hearts of viewers with its unforgettable storylines and talented actors. Family dynamics can be complicated, especially with eight kids, but no matter how chaotic things got in the Bradford household, this is the family so many of us wish we had grown up in. Eight Is Enough: The Complete First Season is a must-have for anyone who appreciates great TV."
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Mary brings home a pregnant friend, Matilda, whose attitudes towards marriage upset Tom. She learns the joys of parenthood, and paternal Tom helps deliver the baby.
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Tom becomes the editor-in-chief at his newspaper, but he quickly runs into trouble when the printers go on strike. The whole family pitches in to help earn extra money.
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Things get a little tense around the Bradford home when Tommy is stood up and neither David nor Tom want to go on their annual duck hunt.
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David learns about life at a party the family hosts to celebrate Doctor Maxwell's 25th anniversary -- when David's date and Maxwell don't get along.
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Togetherness can be really funny when the whole Bradford household is quarantined, including Nancy's blind date, after Mary's boyfriend comes down with a mysterious ailment.
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Tom's sister arrives for a visit and disrupts the Bradford household when she encourages the kids to pursue their dreams and goals.
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Joanie has a fender-bender with a real estate developer who is already upset with the Bradford's column opposing his project. Meanwhile, Elizabeth goes from three prom dates to none when they all show up at the same time.
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