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We Indians love slogans. Come elections and we eagerly wait for the political parties to give us memorable and catchy one liners as slogans so that we can chant them hysterically while participating in the biggest festival of democracy called Lok Sabha election. The BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi has given his supporters powerful slogans like, "Vote for India", "Congress Mukt Bharat" and "Ab ki baar Modi sarkaar".
These slogans have found their resonance and they are rolling off people's tongues quite easily. The BJP's campaign sounds more convincing and it has professional touch to it. There is nothing haphazard about the BJP's campaign that seems to have peaked at the right time while taking on a life of its own.
Another small but powerful player in this Lok Sabha election was the Aam Aadmi Party until the other day. But this party has failed to capture the nation's imagination with anything so far let alone realistic sounding slogans. Its Convenor Arvind Kejriwal keeps the AAP in the news by getting slapped across his face by the Aam Aadmi. This too has resulted in party's dwindling fortunes in this Lok Sabha election. Before writing the AAP completely off, it will be better to wait and watch until May.
The grand old Congress is struggling quite badly in its lacklustre election campaign. The pressure is on hapless Rahul Gandhi to deliver and it has started taking its toll on him. Both Sonia and Rahul Gandhi have trained their guns on the BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and it is further filling their cup of woes.
The Congress' campaign for the 16th Lok Sabha election is akin to schizophrenia. Its latest gaffe in the form of toffee model has become the butt of ridicule on social media. Rahul Gandhi comes across as a leader who blindly reads what his speech writers dish out without bothering to cross check the facts. This laziness to do due diligence on the part of the Gandhi family members is hurting their party's electoral chances badly.
Every time one tries to understand the 2014 Lok Sabha poll strategy of the Congress, the one word to sum up its strategy that comes to mind is schizophrenic. Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterised by breaking down of thought process and emotional responses. In other words, those suffering from schizophrenia lose touch with the reality. The same applies to the Congress' campaign. It has predominantly negative symptoms of schizophrenia.
For example, the Gandhis have read the writing on the wall. They know that it is time for them to pack up. But they like to pretend that the Congress will be in a position to form UPA-3 at the centre. This is what both Sonia and Rahul Gandhi proclaim in their election rallies too. This tendency to accept the reality is known as delusions of grandeur.
Right from sowing seeds of poison to chaiwalla to toffee model every barb that the Congress and the Gandhis have so far taken against Narendra Modi has proved to be counterproductive. Though they end up losing more and more popular support, they continue to do so. They know that this election is a lost battle for them and there is nothing that will turn things around for them. This type of diatribe without goals in mind is known as avolition.
Both Sonia and Rahul Gandhi are not natural speakers. They struggle to keep the crowd on the edges of their seats with their smart word plays. All their speeches tend to sound repetitive and devoid of nerve touching issues. They are unable to effectively communicate what they have to offer in terms of economic reforms, job opportunities, infrastructure, defence and so on. This poverty of speech is known as alogia.
The top Congress leaders are not relishing this tough fight between the Congress and the BJP's Narendra Modi. They are badly scared of losing and getting humiliated. They are expecting a miracle to rescue them. They are pathetically dependent on the Gandhi surname. This is why all eyes are on Priyanka Gandhi to enter the fray and salvage the pride at stake. They are wishing for this Lok Sabha election to get over as soon as possible. This lack of enthusiasm and pleasure while participating in the election is called anhedonia.
The thought of losing power has rendered the Gandhi family devoid of any emotions. While watching them on TV, one gets the feeling that there is nothing that can make them either laugh or cry. They are going through the motion of campaigning just like automated machines. Their ideas lack either depth or clarity or conviction. Their expressions also rarely change. This is known as blunted effect.
Last but not the least, the Congress has failed to both find new allies and retain old ones. In a state like Tamil Nadu, its decision to go it alone is giving sleepless nights to P Chidambaram who is facing an uphill task of sending his son to Parliament. In Andhra Pradesh too the party is in tatters. In Karnataka, the infighting amongst the senior leaders is likely to cause heavy damages in this election. This inability to keep one's house in order is called asociality.
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Areas of Expertise:
Advanced airway modalities for difficult pediatric airways, Anesthesia for pediatric neurosurgery, Examining anesthesia induced neuroapoptosis in the developing brain using rodent models
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Abstract: Christopher Ward, M.D., Elizabeth Hughes, B.S., Bernadin Joseph, B.S., Rylon Hofacer, B.S., Yung Suk Choe, M.D., Steve Danzer, Ph.D., Andreas Loepke, M.D., Ph.D, FAAP: Vulnerability to Anesthetic-Induced Neuroapoptosis is Determined by the Maturational Age of the Cell and not the Age of the Animal. YIA-1 (1st Place Oral presentation during Awards Presentation at the SPA/AAP Pediatric Anesthesiology, Tampa, 2012).
George Isstaphanous M.D., Christopher Ward M.D., Elizabeth Hughes B.S., John McCann B.S., John McAuliffe, M.D., Steve Danzer PhD., Andreas Loepke, M.D., PhD.: Characterization and Quantification of Isoflurane-Induced Developmental Apoptotic Cell Death In Mouse Cerebral Cortex. Anesthesia and Analgesia. 2013; 116(4):845-54.
Ward CG, Loepke AW. Anesthetics and sedatives: Toxic or protective for the developing brain? Pharmacol Res. 2012; 65(3):271-4.
Christopher Ward, M.D., Huafeng Wei, M.D.: Multiples of Minimal Alveolar Concentrations of Volatile Agents are Not Necessarily Equipotent [Letter to the Editor] Anesthesiology 2011; 114(1) 221-22.
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"Anesthesia Induced Neuroapoptosis and the Developing Brain." Visiting Professor Grand Rounds, Fuwai Hospital, Beijing, China, September 24th, 2013.
"Anesthesia and the Developing Brain." Visiting Professor Lecture, The Second Affiliated Hospital and Yuying Children Hospital, Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou, China, September 23rd, 2013
"The Effect of Neuronal Maturation on Anesthesia Induced Neuroapoptosis." Chinese Society of Anesthesiology. Tianjin, China. September 21st, 2013
"Does Anesthesia Make Kids Dumber?" Visiting Professor Behavioral Neuroscience Lecture, University of Delaware, September 16th, 2013
"Anesthesia for Airway." First Annual Midwest Airway Course, Hosted by the ENT Department at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, May 18th-19th, 2012.
"Anesthetic Mediated Effects on the Developing Brain." Visiting Professor Grand Rounds, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care, April 7th, 2011.


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Math Rashes and Other Classroom Tales (Paperback)
|Author: Douglas/ Di Fiori Evans
|Illustrator: Larry Di Fiori
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
Sku: 30962112
Publish Date: 4/10/2007
Dimensions: (in Inches) 7.5H x 5.25L x 0.5T
Pages: 112
Age Range: 12 to 16
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|As spells are cast, weird things start to happen at W.T. Melon Elementary School, in this amusing sequel to The Classroom at the End of the Hall. Reprint. *Author: Evans, Douglas/ Di Fiori, Larry (ILT) *Publication Date: 2002/09/01 *Binding Type: Paperback *Grade Level: 3-4 *Language: English *Depth: 0.50 *Width: 5.25 *Height: 7.50
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The New-School-Year-Moon hangs above every school the night before it opens. This year it shines over the W.T. Melon Elementary School brighter than ever - and the man in the moon is W.T. Melon himself! There's no doubt that this year will be full of magical surprises that may teach the third graders a lesson or two. Especially when a playground bully gets a taste of her own medicine, a fairy godteacher grants any wish, and a rash breaks out after too much math!


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In a special meeting Tuesday, the Bedford City Commission discussed illegal parking on city streets and extended a warning to local motorists not to park vehicles in the middle of streets or in areas designated as "no parking zones." Citizens should not park where they are obstructing traffic, the commission said.
Commissioner Harold Greene told his fellow commissioners that he had received complaints about vehicles being parked in a no parking zone on the corner of Church Street near the Property Valuation Administrator's office.
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The Trimble Banner
Now that residents of Trimble County have a new bridge spanning the Ohio River into Indiana, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials have announced plans to resurface U.S. 421 from the bridge south to the triangular intersection with U.S. 42 in front of The Trimble Banner office in Bedford.
By TEENA DRAKE
Special to The Trimble Banner
The Trimble County High School Class of 2015 is sending more students to the Governor's Scholars Program than ever before. A record seven students were chosen for the 2014 summer program. Each student will have a choice from several programs to study while preparing for his/her future.
The Kentucky Division of Waste Management, Solid Waste Branch has found 82 deficiencies in a permit application filed by LG&E and KU Energy for a proposed 189-acre special waste landfill to be located at the utility company's Trimble County Generating Station.
In a certified letter to LG&E and KU Energy engineer W. Paul Puckett, Solid Waste Branch Manager Ronald Gruzesky, P.E., said that the deficiencies were discovered during a review of the application filed by the utility on Jan. 4, 2014.
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
There will be two new members of next year's Trimble County Fiscal Court as a result of Tuesday's Democrat Primary Election. Don McCarty and Kenny Green will join incumbent David Scott and a fourth magistrate who will be determined by the Nov. 4 General Election. While incumbent Nolan Hamilton, Jr., defeated Travis Webster in the Democratic Primary for the District 1 seat, Hamilton faces Republican challenger William E. Sizemore in the fall.
There will be two separate overnight lane closures on the Milton-Madison Bridge this week as construction crews perform additional work following the historic slide of the bridge and its reopening last month. The bridge will be reduced to one lane, but will remain open, while the following work is being done:
Louisville, KY - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 5 Office advises motorists that KY 2890 (Liberty Road) in Trimble County will be closed for cross-drain replacement on Wednesday, May 14.
Liberty Road will be closed at mile point 2.3 between Race Track Road and Detmer Lane. This road closure is scheduled for Wednesday, May 14 from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Access will be provided for emergency vehicles only. The date and duration of this work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur.
A week after the historic slide of the Milton-Madison Bridge, traffic is again flowing across the Ohio River span that connects Milton, Ky. and Madison, Ind. via U.S. Highway 421. The bridge reopened to all motorists Thursday evening at 7:20 p.m.
Trimble County Clerk Tina Browning has announced that all Trimble registered voters who previously were registered in one of the precincts included among the polling places at the Trimble County Middle School will vote this year at the Bedford Elementary School. The middle school will no longer be a polling place on election day.
Bedford Elementary School, located at 204 Mt. Pleasant Road, Bedford, will be the polling place for the following precincts: South Bedford, Burrows, North Bedford, Palmyra, Antioch, Providence and East Bedford.
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My car suffers from a bad case of dutch elm disease. Or oak blight.
I guess whatever ailment it has comes from parking under the trees at my house.
Being vertically challenged, I don't see the roof of the car.
Perhaps that's why I didn't know the car was ailing from some alien rash.
Sunday afternoon brought it all home.
I washed-yes, hand-washed-my car. That in itself is an accomplishment.
I am not a car washer.
It's a bone of contention between Tom and me.
No Fair
Life is not fair.
Saturday at about 7:30 a.m., my wife Sharon and I left to go to the Florida State Fair in Tampa.
I had plans to take photos of award-winning cattle and to have lots of fun.
I drove our Jeep on Alt. 27 to catch I-75 at Ocala, but it was very foggy.
I decided to go down U.S. Highway 19 instead, because the traffic would be slower and lighter than on the Interstate.
Shortly after going through Chiefland on 19, we smelled smoke.
Saturday night the people of Levy County showed how seriously they take the mission of granting a proper education to the children of our communities.
Despite a waning economy, folks who believe that a successful society is based on a well-educated population donated more than $22,000 to the Levy County Schools Foundation.
Saturday night the fruits of their labors were celebrated with the Eighth Annual Superintendent's Gala.
Teams that win a lot – a whole lot – usually draw animosity.
Seems folks just plain get sick and tired of watching the same teams win time and again.
Look at the New York Yankees. Many like to point at George Steinbrenner with disgust as he tries to buy another World Series.
People even got fed up with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls– dynasty in the '90s. Jordan shuffled off to play baseball before coming back to the NBA with the Bullets.
Which brings us to the New England Patriots.
Three weeks ago readers were asked to let this newspaper know how it can best serve you in the year ahead.
Specifically the editorial board was looking at the types of information and stories you want to see that will cause you to invest in a subscription or drop 50 cents every week into a coin box.
I keep my politics to myself. I've been voting since I was 18 and have missed only one election during that time. In the course of all those elections, city, state and federal, I have not discussed my vote with anyone.
Years ago when the state of Georgia was pondering a lottery with proceeds aimed at education, my then-husband and I were at odds on how to vote. We discussed the pros and cons right up until the Tuesday we voted.
At dinner Monday night, friends and I discussed the passion so many of our other friends have for a myriad of topics.
For one it's water quality; another hunting; someone else history and still another, football.
"What are you passionate about?" I was asked.
There was no answer.
At one time in my life, I was passionate about my children, but as they grew and needed me less, my passion waned.
Once my work was a passion, but during 20 years in journalism I have developed a cynicism that caused that passion to ebb.
Last fall our parent company sent a demographic survey pertaining to the reading preferences of Levy Countians based on subscriptions monitored by the U.S. Postal Service and amassed by an advertising agency for marketing purposes.
It included a wide range of periodicals received via mail by Levy County readers based on statement of ownership documents that must be filed with the postal service annually.
We were thankful to see that the Chiefland Citizen remains the most-read newspaper in the area surpassing other weeklies and three dailies.
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Please request a transition slot from the Release Team by filing a transition bug report against release.debian.org (reportbug has a template). In some cases, it might be prudent to also send an email to debian-devel-announce, but please see the section below on that subject.
In the transition bug report, please include the list of affected source packages and what needs to be done with each of them. In some cases, a lot of binNMUs will be enough (e.g. a clean library ABI bump) though in other cases sourceful uploads are required (e.g. API change).
Please do not upload the package to unstable without approval from the release team. In the meantime, you are more than welcome (and even encouraged) to use experimental.
The release team will (based on your input) setup a transition page for the transition (see http://release.debian.org/transitions/). This page can be used to help tracking the progress of the transition after it starts. It is also common to "block" the transition bug report by FTBFS (and other) bugs that are (or could end up) stalling the transitions.
Until the transition finishes, please be prepared to help out fixing outstanding issues with the transition. This includes checking build statuses, finding (bin)NMU or RM candidates.
debian-devel-announce mails
If you are sending an email to d-d-a about the transition, here are some recommendations.
Reference the transition bug report. People tend to ask if you don't.
- Avoid using specific upload dates, unless they have been approved by the Release Team.
- We do not like NACK'ing a d-d-a mail on d-d-a. It just isn't pretty, but it is far better than entangled transitions.
Speeding up transitions
Here are some hints to getting your transitions started and finished sooner.
Include a sample "ben" file in your transition mail.
- Check your reverse dependencies:
- Find RC-buggy reverse dependencies.
Not in testing => not a blocker (but list them anyway, so we know).
In testing => may need NMU or RM.
- Build tests to catch FTBFS.
- Use severity important (and bump to serious when the transition starts)
- Find RC-buggy reverse dependencies.
- Find the relevant migration guides or/and patches for your reverse dependencies (if any).
- Avoid changing the name of -dev packages. It means sourceful uploads and that tends to be painfully slow.
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Nice trek and great staff .We booked in a trek for a hen party didn't have any camera with us and staff took some photos for us which was fantastic. Enjoyed the 1hr trek and would...
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Nice trek and great staff .We booked in a trek for a hen party didn't have any camera with us and staff took some photos for us which was fantastic. Enjoyed the 1hr trek and would recommend
I had a very nice 1 hour hack here on Molly the Cob. They have some lovely horses but I was a tiny bit disappointed in the limitations of their hacking country. That is absolutely no criticism of the stables, owner or horses, which are excellent. It really is more of a proper riding school than a trekking centre, and...
We were lucky enough to find Blackwater Stables by booking through our hotel – Sheen Falls Lodge. They were delightful. They accommodated us with only 1 day's notice, and were willing to take my daughter out on a private, two hour ride. My daughter has Western riding experience, but not English – nor did we know we would be riding...
The owner was very pleasant and obliging. The premises are well organised and clean. They catered for a wide range of abilities and ages. The price was reasonable
Best holiday expierence my 3 children my wife and I have had in kenmare. We had a nice 1 hour stroll and all enjoyed it.Horsers are well cared for and well turned out as well as great temperment .family who run the stables are nice,helpfull, and informiate price is good to.woluld highly recomend and will revisit some time in the...
Anna's ridden internationally. She's really friendly and the horse I rode was her ex-dressage horse who, apart from being beautiful, was the best trained horse I've ever ridden.
And Anna's mum insisted on getting the sun lounger out for my husband!
Visited with my two kids aged 10 & 8 for the 1 hour trek. We all had a great time. Staff very friendly, horses well looked after & price resonable, would recommend
My daughter and I had a great time. Anna was really lovely with us and the horses are well trained and kept.
Brilliant time had there. Went with my father and two brothers. The staff were very pleasant and very friendly and the price was very reasonable.The horses were specially chosen to meet our size and experience. We went on an hours trek.10 minutes in my young brother got a fright and wouldnt stop crying they broght him back to the stable...
Visited with our two little ones & they had a ball.Everyone was very friendly & prices were reasonable.
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SickKids Pain Squad app named "Best in the World" at the MAA Worldwide GLOBE Awards
TORONTO, Jan. 20, 2014 /CNW/ – Cundari is the big winner at the 28(th) annual MAA Worldwide GLOBE Awards, as their Pain Squad mobile app for
The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto has earned the distinction of
"Best of the Best" in the World.
Every year, Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) treats
thousands of children with cancer, and doctors, nurses and researchers
are continually working on innovative ways to manage and minimize the
pain experienced during treatment. To help their patients, they ask
them to record exactly how they are feeling twice a day in a
handwritten pain journal. After treatment, however, many patients are
too tired or discouraged to keep detailed reports. The sad reality,
however, is that unless this pain data is collected consistently, it
cannot be used effectively.
Before this project, pain reporting compliance rates were as low as 11%.
As a result, SickKids challenged Cundari to find another way to get
young cancer patients at SickKids to keep detailed reports of their
pain every single day. Research led the agency to the most powerful
insight: children with cancer are still children. To motivate children
to complete their pain report, the project tapped into their inherent
love of playing video games. This helped to shape not only the
mechanism and usability of the app but also the styling and even the
name of the app. By embracing gaming, the app found a way to take a
previously tedious task and make it fun and even empowering.
Since Pain Squad's launch, compliance rates for pain journals have been
over 90%. This type of completion percentage is unheard of in pediatric
medicine. More information on the app can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsl9NjyVpHY .
"We're extremely honoured, and humbled, to receive such a prestigious
international award," says Andrew Simon, Chief Creative Officer at
Cundari. "Knowing that we have been recognized for an innovative idea
that has changed lives for the better makes it that much more special."
In addition to the GLOBE Gold Award for "Best of the Best," Cundari won
seven other awards, including four Golds for BMW (Art Auction and the
1M Launch), and two more Golds and a Silver for the SickKids Pain Squad
The MAAW (Marketing Agencies Association Worldwide) GLOBE Awards
recognize the very "Best of the Best" in marketing campaigns executed
globally. Over 120 judges from 15 countries, representing agencies,
clients, academia, media and industry associations, carefully reviewed
over 300 campaigns from 25 countries in November and December 2013.
Only campaigns that were award winners in their respective countries
can be put before the judges.
Cundari is one of Canada's largest independently owned and operated
communications agencies, applying thought leadership to the building of
business solutions as the key benefit for client partners. Guided by
the core philosophy, "It's the thought that counts," Cundari, with
offices in Toronto and Montréal, works in our two official languages
across an array of disciplines such as research, strategic planning,
brand identity, advertising, design, digital, experiential, direct and
media planning. Established in 1980, The Cundari Group is proud to have
been entrusted with premiere brands that include BMW, CIBC, 3M,
Dempster's, Royal Canin, Primus Telecommunications and Ivey School of
Business, Western University. For more information, visit www.cundari.com.
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Quiet Cases, Pretty Cases & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 10, 2005 - 12:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Silent PC Review gets a look at Antec's new silent case. If you like sleek aluminum sides, and a case you look at, not listen to, then this might be the case your looking for.
"One of the most exciting things not to be shown at CES is a new case that will soon be coming from Antec. Rather than a booth at the CES, Antec have a hotel suite nearby where press and customers are invited for a private gander at new products.
Get a first start in watercooling & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 7, 2005 - 11:44 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Jumping into watercooling doesn't mean you'll have to buy the tubing, reservoir, pump and blocks all seperately today, there are now many complete watercooling kits available, like the Evercool Kit that Overclockers Cafe reviews. Are you ready to make the jump into water?
"The Evercool WC-202 has a lot going for it to include universal CPU application, almost universal VGA application, trim clean looks on the exposed bezel, lots of copper pipes and fins throughout and all for about $100.
The Cooler Master Centurion 5
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 7, 2005 - 09:20 AM | Chris Wiles
|Coolermaster are probably one of the best case designers in the world. If you want crazy and whacky designs and colours, then you'll have to look elsewhere I'm afraid. Coolermaster concentrate on functionality, coupled with sleek lines and a high quality finish.
This heatsink lost weight for New Years & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 5, 2005 - 11:43 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
120mm cooling is becoming very common, especially if you are running the newest, hottest cores. Some builders want to keep their heatsink from reaching a pound or more, and the Thermalright SI-97 that OCIA reviews may just be right up your alley, it's still built around 80 & 92mm fans, and only weighs in at 280g.
"Definitely nothing to block the airflow through the fins. The SI-97 is fairly large, but with its design, it will fit nearly all Athlon XP based motherboards.
The cavalier 2 provides good expansion capabilities, comes with a 300 watt PSU, can mount a full size ATX motherboard, and should especially appeal to those interested in building a HTPC.
Seasonic S12 430watt Silent PSU
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 2, 2005 - 03:55 PM | Chris Wiles
|For those of you, to whom the name Seasonic is new, here's a quick intro from the Seasonic USA website.
"Seasonic USA was established in 2002 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sea Sonic Electronics Co. Ltd., in Taiwan, to develop retail channels and to grow Seasonic as a premier retail brand in the US and Canada.
Cooling Solutions for 2005
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Law enforcement officials in Carrollton were able to apprehend a bank robbery suspect on Saturday morning without having to travel very far from the police station.
Man Robs Texas Bank During Holiday Concert
The FBI is searching for a man who robbed a downtown Texas bank by passing through a crowd enjoying a holiday concert on his entrance and exit.
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Fort Worth police are looking for a serial robber who has hit three banks over a two day period.
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The man the FBI dubbed as the "Mesh Mask Bandit" has pleaded guilty to five bank robbery charges over a three year period.
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PORTLAND Boston will be on the minds of runners taking part in Rock n roll half marathon.
On Saturday, runners picked up their packets and T-shirts at the expo center.
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They said they refuse to let the attack on Boston keep them from running the race.
We're definitely running for Boston but no that's not going to stop us in the least from doing any of these kind of events, said runner Lora Woodruff.
You know we can't let things like that stop us from doing what we want to do otherwise they've won, said runner Andy Woodruff.
Blue wrist bands are on sale to raise money for the wounded who still need care in Boston.
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Robin and Chase have been added.
Wow, the big guests are being wheeled out here. Robin and Chase are lovely, but Chase was at GSITG. A waste of a guest spot IMHO.
£900 tickets need to be sold here, ladies and gents. These guests just aren't cutting the mustard.
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SW: A horrible answer: I don't remember. Most probably, like many people, it was a mid-era Miles Davis [record]. Pinpointing which one, twenty something years down the road, I would only be guessing.
ME: What album do you consider to be the pinnacle of the form?
SW: To me, there are different forms: Free/Avant, Bop, Trad, so I am tempted to answer one example for each, but won't at risk of boring/alienating readers. I would say an early [Thelonious] Monk recording: one of the late 40s sessions.
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SW: Seeing Marilyn Crispell last week was pretty heavy: solo piano. I like solo piano stuff a lot, it's kind of like listening to a demo of a song -- it's distilled down to an essence, whether it's Fats Waller, Monk, or Sun Ra. It's hard, because like blues, jazz is so much about re-releases and focusing on history, standards, and regurgitation.
Is there a jazz record you love that crept up on you-- maybe one you didn't love it at first but grew to adore?
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Calligraphy 1: Practice writing Hebrew letters in formal calligraphy and then try your hand at embellishing a word or letter using ink and water-based color linked to in the tradition of medieval Hebrew illuminated manuscripts and more contemporary illuminated haggadot * and ketubot*.
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Opposition to the use of drones in domestic airspace is spreading from the Code Pink left to the Fox News right. While conservatives laud the use of drones against suspected militants overseas, the sudden and vehement criticism of domestic drones this week by three right-wing commentators suggests that Congress's rush to open up U.S. airspace to unmanned aviation vehicles now faces an unusual left-right chorus of critics.
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Then what the hell is Damascus? Sometimes a spade is a spade.
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1 The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap.
2 The cities of Aroer are forsaken: they shall be for flocks, which shall lie down, and none shall make them afraid.
3 The fortress also shall cease from Ephraim, and the kingdom from Damascus, and the remnant of Syria: they shall be as the glory of the children of Israel, saith the LORD of hosts.
4 And in that day it shall come to pass, that the glory of Jacob shall be made thin, and the fatness of his flesh shall wax lean.
5 And it shall be as when the harvestman gathereth the corn, and reapeth the ears with his arm; and it shall be as he that gathereth ears in the valley of Rephaim.
6 Yet gleaning grapes shall be left in it, as the shaking of an olive tree, two or three berries in the top of the uppermost bough, four or five in the outmost fruitful branches thereof, saith the LORD God of Israel.
7 At that day shall a man look to his Maker, and his eyes shall have respect to the Holy One of Israel.
8 And he shall not look to the altars, the work of his hands, neither shall respect that which his fingers have made, either the groves, or the images.
9 In that day shall his strong cities be as a forsaken bough, and an uppermost branch, which they left because of the children of Israel: and there shall be desolation.
10 Because thou hast forgotten the God of thy salvation, and hast not been mindful of the rock of thy strength, therefore shalt thou plant pleasant plants, and shalt set it with strange slips:
11 In the day shalt thou make thy plant to grow, and in the morning shalt thou make thy seed to flourish: but the harvest shall be a heap in the day of grief and of desperate sorrow.
12 Woe to the multitude of many people, which make a noise like the noise of the seas; and to the rushing of nations, that make a rushing like the rushing of mighty waters!
13 The nations shall rush like the rushing of many waters: but God shall rebuke them, and they shall flee far off, and shall be chased as the chaff of the mountains before the wind, and like a rolling thing before the whirlwind.
14 And behold at eveningtide trouble; and before the morning he is not. This is the portion of them that spoil us, and the lot of them that rob us.
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|If indeed Pentecost, the Church is raptured, we are about to see Isaiah 17 fulfilled
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|When Will Israel Nuke Damascus? (Flight 370 Could be Used in Fulfilling the Prophecies of Isaiah 17 and Psalm 83)
|SATAN does not want Isaiah 17: Destruction of Damascus to be fulfilled! (He has always tried to interfere in Biblical Prophecy)
|Does the weather seem extreme? Blame the jet stream..(Actually it is the fulfillment of ISAIAH 24)


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Thursday's day off allowed manager Fredi Gonzalez to give everyone in the Braves' rotation a extra day of rest, always welcome at this time of year. It's especially welcome now, as the Braves begin a streak of 20 games in 20 days. Because of that, there's an outside chance that Gonzalez may go to a six-man rotation for that stretch of games. It depends on right-hander Tommy Hanson, who is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list on Aug. 15. Hanson hasn't had to use any pain medication for his lower back strain over the last few days, but he's played catch only, not thrown off a mound. He might throw a bullpen session Friday in New York. Knowing the difference consistent starting pitching makes, and determined not to overuse the bullpen again this season, Gonzalez has been leaning towards giving his rotation an extra day whenever an off day comes up on the schedule. But during the upcoming 20-day stretch, that obviously won't be possible. All five or six starters a...
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Milk and yogurt consumption are linked with higher bone mineral density but not with hip fracture: the Framingham Offspring Study
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Dairy foods are a complex source of essential nutrients. In this study, fluid dairy intake, specifically milk, and yogurt intakes were associated with hip but not spine bone mineral density (BMD), while cream may adversely influence BMD, suggesting that not all dairy products are equally beneficial for the skeleton.
This study seeks to examine associations of milk, yogurt, cheese, cream, most dairy (total dairy without cream), and fluid dairy (milk + yogurt) with BMD at femoral neck (FN), trochanter (TR), and spine, and with incident hip fracture over 12-year follow-up in the Framingham Offspring Study.
Three thousand two hundred twelve participants completed a food frequency questionnaire (1992–1995 or 1995–1998) and were followed for hip fracture until 2005. Two thousand five hundred and six participants had DXA BMD (1996–2001). Linear regression was used to estimate adjusted mean BMD while Cox-proportional hazards regression was used to estimate adjusted hazard ratios (HR) for hip fracture risk. Final models simultaneously included dairy foods adjusting for each other.
Mean baseline age was 55 (±1.6) years, range 26–85. Most dairy intake was positively associated with hip and spine BMD. Intake of fluid dairy and milk was related with hip but not spine BMD. Yogurt intake was associated with TR-BMD alone. Cheese and cream intakes were not associated with BMD. In final models, yogurt intake remained positively associated with TR-BMD, while cream tended to be negatively associated with FN-BMD. Yogurt intake showed a weak protective trend for hip fracture [HR(95%CI), ≤4 serv/week, 0.46 (0.21–1.03) vs. >4 serv/week, 0.43 (0.06–3.27)]. No other dairy groups showed a significant association (HRs range, 0.53–1.47) with limited power (n, fractures = 43).
Milk and yogurt intakes were associated with hip but not spine BMD, while cream may adversely influence BMD. Thus, not all dairy products are equally beneficial for the skeleton. Suggestive fracture results for milk and yogurt intakes need further confirmation.
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- Title
- Milk and yogurt consumption are linked with higher bone mineral density but not with hip fracture: the Framingham Offspring Study
- Journal
Archives of Osteoporosis
- Online Date
- February 2013
- 10.1007/s11657-013-0119-2
- Print ISSN
- 1862-3522
- Online ISSN
- 1862-3514
- Publisher
- Springer London
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Dairy
- Milk
- Yogurt
- Bone mineral density
- Hip fracture
- Dietary intake
- Bone health
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Shivani Sahni (1) (2)
- Katherine L. Tucker (3)
- Douglas P. Kiel (1) (2)
- Lien Quach (1)
- Virginia A. Casey (1)
- Marian T. Hannan (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Institute for Aging Research, Hebrew SeniorLife and Harvard Medical School, 1200 Centre St., Boston, MA, 02131, USA
- 2. Harvard Medical School, 1200 Centre St., Boston, MA, USA
- 3. Department of Health Sciences, Northeastern University School of Health Professionals, 316 Robinson Hall, Boston, MA, 02115, USA


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