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Iran Watch: Window of Opportunity
- By Uri Friedman
Uri Friedman is deputy managing editor at Foreign Policy. Before joining FP, he reported for the Christian Science Monitor, worked on corporate strategy for Atlantic Media, helped launch the Atlantic Wire, and covered international affairs for the site. A proud native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he studied European history at the University of Pennsylvania and has lived in Barcelona, Spain and Geneva, Switzerland.
On Wednesday, President Obama warned that the window for resolving the dispute over Iran's nuclear program "diplomatically is shrinking." Luckily, Iran appears to be poking its head through that very window. Iranian nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili has welcomed a resumption of talks between his country and the so-called "P5+1 — Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia, and the United States. Here's Iran's Fars News Agency:
He further called for constructive, serious and prerequisite-free talks for steady cooperation, and asked the EU foreign policy chief to remain loyal to the contents of her letter in this regard.
The Iranian top negotiator also demanded the Group 5+1 to show a constructive approach towards talks based on preserving Iran's nuclear rights in accordance with the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), and also asked for holding negotiations on a steady and progressive trend.
Iran and the G5+1 are still in discussion over the date and venue for the next round of their talks.
Iran meter: There are, of course, numerous reasons to dismiss today's development. Western powers suspect Iran is simply buying time with the talks and blame the collapse of negotiations in Istanbul in January 2011 on Iran refusing to substantively engage on the nuclear issue.
More to the point, Western powers want Iran to stop enriching uranium as a precondition to talks, while Iranian officials insist they will not negotiate on their right to enrich uranium. EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton wants Iran to embrace confidence-building measures such as granting inspectors more access to its nuclear facilities, while Iran's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency says agreeing to talk about the country's nuclear program "by itself is confidence-building."
The BBC's James Reynolds points out that the most recent talks in Geneva and Istanbul "were essentially parallel monologues," and that Iran's agreement in 2009 to export low-enriched uranium in exchange for reactor fuel was never implemented. Still, he notes that Western officials see Jalili's reference to the nuclear issue this time around as evidence that Iran may finally be serious about dialogue.
And in a grim showdown between Iran and the West that rarely produces good news, Obama making a last-ditch plea for diplomacy and Iran welcoming talks constitutes a pretty good day.
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Health Groups Applaud Debt Commission Co-Chairs' Support for Liability Reform
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — The Health Coalition on Liability and Access today applauded the Co-Chairs of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform for their endorsement of comprehensive medical liability reform in draft proposals of solutions to cut our national deficit over the next several decades. The coalition agrees that reform of our nation's broken liability system should include reasonable limits on non-economic damages, which have a proven track record of success in states across the country.
"The HCLA is pleased that the Co-Chairs of the President's Debt Commission recognize the importance of comprehensive medical liability reform," HCLA Chair Mike Stinson said. "Medical liability reform must be a priority for the new Congress. Reform will not only help reduce the cost of defensive medicine and our skyrocketing deficits, but it will preserve access to quality care for all Americans," Stinson added.
Chairmen Alan Simpson, a former Republican senator from Wyoming, and Erskine Bowles, former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, released an initial proposal yesterday that included plans to reduce health care costs – one of which is to "pay lawyers less and reduce the costs of defensive medicine by adopting comprehensive tort reform."
Estimates vary, but conservatively, a study in September's Health Affairs journal placed the cost of our broken medical liability system at $55.6 billion. A 2006 study by PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the cost was upwards of $210 billion per year.
"The HCLA looks forward to working with the new Congress on comprehensive medical liability reform," Mike Stinson said. "The current system costs too much, takes too long, and is designed to benefit personal injury lawyers, not patients," he added.
For more details, visit www.hcla.org. The Health Coalition on Liability and Access is a national advocacy coalition representing physicians, hospitals, health care liability insurers, employers and health care providers and consumers. HCLA believes federal legislation is needed to bring fairness, timeliness and cost-efficiency to America's medical liability system.
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Young and Healthy is a Cincinnati Children's guide to your child's good health. In this issue, find out why your pediatrician wants you to unplug your kids from computers, texting and TV.
young and healthy S P R I N G 2 0 12 Screen time How much is too much? Story on Page 2 Unplug the kids Your doctor says so Story on Page 4 Have a heart Treating the whole family Story on Page 6 ways your pediatrician wants you to unplug Actions speak louder than words, and children's behavior will model yours. So if we want children to unplug, we need to unplug, says Ann Saluke, MD, a pediatrician affiliated with Cincinnati Children's who practices at Anderson Hills Pediatrics. This is her advice for parents. 1. Unplug at mealtime. Set the rule that no technology is allowed at the dinner table. No T V, no cell phones, no texting. 2. Unplug when in the car. Cell phone use and texting increase the risk of accidents. Respect yourself and your passengers enough to turn it off. 3. Unplug and discover the world with your kids. Use all of your senses. Use your imagination. 4. Unplug and take time to talk to your kids. Talk to them about their day. Teach them to communicate with real people. 5. Unplug TV and internet access in kids' bedrooms. Their bedrooms are for sleeping. 6. Unplug, but know what your kids are plugged into. When they are plugged in, know the apps and websites your kids use. M O R E I N S I D E: Can too much "screen time" really be harmful for kids? Pediatricians say yes. Read the "Ask the Pediatrician" column on Page 2. And a pediatrician who owns a children's bookstore weighs in on Page 4. Ask the Pediatrician Q. I've heard people talk about `screen time.' What is it? A. "Screen time" is the amount of time spent with television, video games, computers and cell phones. Studies show that many children spend more time in front of a screen each day than they do in school, being with family and friends and doing healthy things. It is important for parents to recognize that children are particularly vulnerable to the negative effects of this exposure. For older children, viewing is more than a passive process: Excessive media use is clearly associated with risky behaviors. As screen time increases, kids are more likely to be exposed to age-inappropriate themes involving violence, sexuality, drugs and alcohol. Seeing ads for junk food and being sedentary can contribute to obesity. Being in front of a TV or computer robs children of time that they could use socializing, being active and even sleeping. Here are simple things we can do to protect children: � � The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends limiting TV exposure to no more than two hours of screen time each day, and discourages media use for children younger than 2. Before the age of 2, children learn about the world and develop skills by exploring their environment and interacting with their caregivers. Despite claims that television and websites can be educational for little ones, media use at this age is more likely to do more harm than good. The best way to help babies and toddlers develop language is by talking to them. Play in its most basic forms helps develop creativity and problem-solving skills. Maintain age-appropriate limits on screen time. Keep TVs and computers out of bedrooms. Monitor and discuss what's being watched. Be a good role model when it comes to using media. Talk to and read with your children. Go outside and play. Sarah Selickman, MD, a community pediatrician affiliated with Cincinnati Children's, practices at Pediatric Associates of Mt. Carmel. She is president of the Cincinnati Pediatric Society. � � � If you have a question for the pediatrician, email firstname.lastname@example.com Tell Me a Story GO ONLINE to www.cincinnatichildrens.org/ story to watch our series of patient stories. If you have a story to share, email us at Meet a future `cowboy hematologist' Cameron Noe says he's a country boy with a dream anyone would want to come true. He wants someday for every disease to have a cure. And he wants a part in it. He hopes to cure blood diseases someday, when he's a "cowboy hematologist." Patients become fast friends at camp Summer camp is one of Zion Coleman's favorite times of the year. It's when he gets to reconnect with friends who have sickle cell disease. firstname.lastname@example.com young and healthy Volume 25, Issue 1 Children's Hospital Medical Center, MLC 9012, 3333 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229-3026 or call 513-636-4420. Advisers: Chris Peltier, MD, and Zeina Samaan, MD Editorial Consultant: Sarah Selickman, MD Managing Editor: Tanya Bricking Leach | Designer: Kacie Snyder To subscribe: Sign up at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/subscribe �2012 Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Young and Healthy is published by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center and The Cincinnati Pediatric Society. Produced by the Department of Marketing and Communications, Cincinnati www.cincinnatichildrens.org/youngandhealthy 3724 0312 124000 2 www.cincinnatichildrens.org/youngandhealthy ScienceSnapshots Sports concussions linger For 36 percent, effects last a month or more Concussion symptoms, such as slowed reaction time and reduced blood flow in the brain, can last longer than many people think, a new study reveals. The study, led by Todd Maugans, MD, was published online Nov. 30 in the journal Pediatrics. Testing revealed concussion symptoms lasting up to 14 days for 73 percent of the children studied and longer than a month for 36 percent of injured athletes. "During recovery, rest and avoidance of a second head injury are imperative," Maugans says. "In some children, two seemingly minor concussions within a few weeks can lead to serious brain damage or death." Battling childhood obesity Home visits will reach more than 150 families A lifetime of obesity-related health problems can start as soon as preschool for some children � but initial research indicates that intense, early intervention can make a difference. After reporting encouraging results from a small pilot project, Lori Stark, PhD, is leading an expanded study of a six-month intervention program aimed at 2- to 5year-olds that includes a mix of office-based parent counseling and home visits for more than 150 families. The goal: to teach families healthier living methods, from how to introduce healthy foods to fussy eaters to encouraging physical activity even when kids are stuck inside. Day care kids need time outside Many centers lack enough outdoor activity Chalk it up to fear of injur y, concerns about school readiness, or boring playground equipment � but whatever the cause, many children in day care settings are not getting enough outdoor activity, researchers say. A team led by K risten Copeland, MD, examined 34 child care centers in Cincinnati to better understand the barriers to outdoor physical activity. Their findings were published online Jan. 4 in Pediatrics. "We were surprised to find such a strong focus on academics for children as young as 3," Copeland says. "In ensuring that young children are smart and safe, we may also be keeping them sedentary." NewsBriefs Text to find out Urgent Care wait times Want to find out the wait time at our Urgent Care centers? Urgent Care wait times for Cincinnati Children's neighborhood locations in Anderson, Fairfield and Mason are now available through a text messaging feature. Parents can find out estimated Urgent Care wait times by texting ccurgent to 437411 from their mobile phone. Text messaging rates may apply. ResearchStudies Research studies help us learn more about medical conditions, come up with better treatments and ultimately find cures for diseases. Learn how you and your child can help our scientists by joining a research study at Cincinnati Children's. Heart screening for teen athletes What: This study will help determine the best way to screen teen athletes for potentially dangerous heart conditions. A heart study is recruiting teen athletes to determine the best way to screen for potentially dangerous heart conditions. Expert discusses ADHD Russell Barkley, PhD, an internationally recognized authority on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), will speak April 16 and 17 at the Springer School in O'Bryonville about "Executive Function, ADHD and the Struggling Child." Families of ADHD patients at Cincinnati Children's are welcome to attend. To guarantee your place, register at www.springer-ld.org or call 513-871-6080. The first night will be an overview of what ADHD is all about. The second night will focus on strategies for managing at home and school. Who: Healthy 14- to 18-year-olds who participate in organized sports and have no known heart problems or risk factors for having or developing heart disease. When: Saturday, April 14, and Saturday, July 21. Details: Families will get results of the screening. For more information, call 513-803-0366. Learning more about language What: This study is to evaluate children's language and functional skills. Who: Children ages 3 to 6 with normal hearing who have been diagnosed with a cognitive disability may be eligible to participate. Researching mood and appetite This is a research study to learn more about hormones, thoughts and behaviors related to eating and weight among teen girls. What: Pay: Special Needs Directory If you have a child with special needs, find resources at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/special-needs Who: Girls ages 13 to 17 who are depressed but not currently taking antidepressant medication may be eligible to participate. Families will be compensated $50 and a meal ticket for the time and expenses related to participation. Details: Contact Sandra Bechtol at Sandra.bechtol@ cchmc.org or 513-803-0073. Pay: Families will receive $35 for the screening visit and up to $210 for study participation. Details: Contact Emily Verkamp at firstname.lastname@example.com or 513-636-1169. young and healthy | S P R I N G 2 0 1 2 3 T ECHNOLOGY CA N WA IT In a plugged-in society, children need parents to set limits 9 months of age. Most children under the age of 2 watch more than three hours of television daily, despite guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics that discourage it. As a result, childhood is being vastly transformed from the days of running around outside with imagination taking the lead, to an experience largely dictated by media companies and software developers. Despite claims that many products will give your children a competitive edge, Hutton says there is no scientific evidence to support the idea. He has launched a blog at www.BabyUnplugged.com promoting healthy alternatives, with a mission to "keep kids screen-free until 3." "We need to really reinforce how important it is that parents and kids spend time together, reading together, playing together," Hutton says, "and how that interaction can never be outsourced to any device." The ill effects of too much screen time include: John Hutton, MD, a pediatrician at Cincinnati Children's and owner of blue manatee children's bookstore and decaf�, has written a series of "Baby Unplugged" books, celebrating "old-school" experiences and icons of childhood. Many parents feel that their children are constantly plugged in to video games, computers or cell phones that seem to be permanently affixed to their palms. If you're wondering if all that techno time is unhealthy, you have reason to be concerned. "Electronic media are not only an inferior means for children to experience and learn about their world, they can be toxic," says John Hutton, MD, a part-time pediatrician at Cincinnati Children's and owner of blue manatee children's bookstore and decaf�, in Oakley. The average child, 8 through 18, now engages in screenbased media more than seven hours a day. Factor in the time spent texting, using a personal computer or camping out in front of a flat-screen TV, and your child may be racking up a whopping 11 hours of screen time daily. The use of electronic media now starts, on average, at just Increased likelihood of childhood obesity and aggression Development of a habit difficult to break, especially as children get older � Interference with sleep � Development of behavioral problems � Impaired academic performance � Fragmentation of the family � Decreased socialization skills � � WATCH ONLINE to hear pediatrician and children's bookstore owner John Hutton, MD, discuss getting back to what's really important, at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/story 4 www.cincinnatichildrens.org/youngandhealthy The physician-owned blue manatee children's bookstore and decaf� offers story times and activities for kids. DECL ARE A TECHNO TIMEOUT � Limit screen time: The American Academy of Pediatrics discourages screen time for kids younger than 2 and calls for limiting older kids to one to two hours of quality programming a day. � Don't permit children to have a TV in their room or to watch it in the car. � Keep the TV off during meals. � Have a techno turn-in time at night, where kids hand over their laptops and cell phones to ensure homework gets finished and they get enough sleep. � Have at least one technology-free day a week or limit it to weekends. � Take frequent trips to bookstores and libraries and read regularly to your child. � Make techno time something children need to earn rather than a given. � Block channels you don't want your children to watch (see your cable provider's website for instructions). � Rediscover nature and quality family time by spending time hiking and cycling at local forest preserves. young and healthy | S P R I N G 2 0 1 2 5 WATCH ONLINE to hear the story of three generations of Cincinnati Children's hear t patients: Sarah Anderson, her son, Noah, and her dad, Jeff Steel, at www.cincinnatichildrens.org/story 6 www.cincinnatichildrens.org/youngandhealthy A Family with Heart Researchers gain valuable insights from family with four generations of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Sarah (Steel) Anderson is one of the few people in the world who can say she's nearly "died" three times and lived to tell the tale. In August 1994, Sarah was an active 12-year-old who had enjoyed a childhood filled with softball, basketball, swimming and dancing. A few days after returning from a cheerleading camp, Sarah went outside to exercise in her front yard. Her mother, Diana, was ironing. Her father, Jeff, was napping after a round of golf. Minutes later, Sarah staggered inside and collapsed at her mother's feet. Without exhibiting any previous signs of heart trouble, Sarah had gone into cardiac arrest. "At first, I thought she was just being dramatic about how hot it was outside. But then she didn't respond and I screamed for my husband," Diana says. Jeff fell back upon 18 years of experience as a paramedic to perform CPR for Sarah, not once, but twice. A life squad later used a defibrillator to shock Sarah's heart back into rhythm. Once Sarah arrived at Cincinnati Children's, she became the first child in Cincinnati to receive an implanted defibrillator. Now 29, Sarah teaches dance classes. She and her husband, Grant, have two sons. "I truly believe God had a hand in this," Sarah says. "The series of circumstances that allowed me to be here today is amazing." Diana and Jeff Steel (at left) worried their daughter, Sarah (Steel) Anderson, might not survive a teenage cardiac arrest. Now 29, Sarah is married to Grant Anderson and is the mother of two boys, Noah and Alex. Jeff, Sarah and Noah are three generations of heart patients at Cincinnati Children's. Contributing to understanding While the test results were disturbing, they also offered peace of mind. Thanks to a new program that expands certain cardiac services to adults, all three family members now receive care through the Heart Institute at Cincinnati Children's. Over the years, many doctors have closely followed Sarah's unusual case. Her experience with broken wires helped change how surgeons implant defibrillators in children. 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With his six-string skills best described as a merger between heavy metal, psychedelia, and modern rock, Dave Navarro became one of alternative rock's first true guitar heroes (with such notorious bands as Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers). Born on June 7, 1967 in California, Navarro became mesmerized by the guitar as a teenager due to his discovery of the incomparable Jimi Hendrix. This led to an appreciation of a wide variety of musical styles; in fact, when he initially met singer Perry Farrell, he was in a speed metal band (along with drummer Stephen Perkins). Navarro, Perkins, Farrell, and bassist Eric Avery formed Jane's Addiction in the mid-'80s, and alt rock has never been the same since.
Navarro was one of the first rock guitarists not to confine his playing to one style -- something that had become commonplace in the '90s, but was virtually unheard of in the '80s (could you have really pictured Eddie Van Halen guesting on a punk rock record?). His playing on such landmark Jane's albums as 1988's Nothing's Shocking and 1990's Ritual de lo Habitual was like a breath of fresh air -- Navarro knew when to shred away, and when to lay low and add textures to the compositions. Unfortunately, the band's fondness for hard drugs made them split up by 1991, while Navarro battled heroin addiction.
Finally clean and sober, he and Avery resurfaced with the somewhat experimental band Deconstruction, who issued a self-titled debut in 1994, but broke up soon afterwards. Navarro kept himself busy with session work in the meantime (guesting on Nine Inch Nails' Further Down the Spiral, Alanis Morissette's mega-seller Jagged Little Pill, Porno for Pyros' Good God's Urge, and others). After a try-out with Guns N' Roses didn't pan out, Navarro joined another immensely popular band, the Red Hot Chili Peppers -- his live debut with them was at Woodstock '94. His studio debut with the Peppers, 1995's One Hot Minute, was a hit, but proved to be lackluster (Navarro himself even admitted in interviews around the time that he wasn't exactly a fan of all the compositions). After a lengthy worldwide tour of arenas, Navarro re-joined Jane's Addiction's for a brief U.S. tour in 1997, recording a few new tracks with them (issued on the spotty compilation Kettle Whistle).
With rumors circulating that he'd fallen off the wagon while on tour with Farrell and co., Navarro abruptly quit the Red Hot Chili Peppers soon after the Jane's reunion tour wrapped up. He immediately threw himself into his next musical project, entitled Spread, and worked on a book of photography. Trust No One marked his solo debut in summer 2001.
Wikipedia:For the footballer, see David Navarro (footballer).
David Michael "Dave" Navarro (born June 7, 1967) is an American guitarist, singer-songwriter and actor. He is best known as a founding member of the alternative rock band Jane's Addiction, with whom he has recorded four studio albums, and as a former member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Navarro has also been a member of the Jane's Addiction spin-off bands, Deconstruction and The Panic Channel, and released a solo album, entitled Trust No One, in 2001.
Navarro joined Jane's Addiction in 1986, at the suggestion of his childhood friend Stephen Perkins, who had recently joined the band. Over the next five years, Jane's Addiction released three critically acclaimed albums, Jane's Addiction (1987), Nothing's Shocking (1988) and Ritual de lo Habitual (1990), before splitting acrimoniously, in 1991, during the first Lollapalooza festival and at the height of their popularity.
Following the band's break-up, Navarro continued working with bassist Eric Avery in the band Deconstruction, alongside drummer Michael Murphey. The band released one studio album before splitting, with Navarro joining the Red Hot Chili Peppers, in 1993, as the replacement for guitarist John Frusciante. Navarro recorded one studio album with the band, One Hot Minute (1995), before leaving in 1998 due to creative differences.
Early life[edit]
Navarro was born in Santa Monica, California, to James Raul Navarro and Constance Colleen Hopkins. Navarro's paternal grandparents were Mexican immigrants. His mother Constance worked as a model, appearing on the television show Let's Make a Deal. David was the only person in his paternal family who did not speak Spanish. This was a result of James and Constance's divorce when Navarro was 7, and he spent the majority of his time with his mother. He attended Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, CA. He later transferred to University High School in Los Angeles, CA.
Constance Navarro was murdered by her boyfriend, John Riccardi, in March 1983. Riccardi was arrested in 1991, thanks to a viewer tip after Navarro appeared on the television series, America's Most Wanted. After his mother's death, he moved in with his father.^ RJ-viewer Added Sep 24, 2005 All my reviews (2005-09-24). "Dave Navarro bio". Tv.com. Retrieved 2010-09-17. ^ John Riccardi profile America's Most Wanted profile on John Riccardi. URL last accessed May 14, 2007
ContentsProfessional career1.1 Early influence1.2 1986–19931.3 1993–19981.4 2001–20051.5 2006–2013
Professional career[edit]
Early influence[edit]
On his Instructional Guitar DVD Navarro tells how he started playing guitar at the age of 7 after hearing a Jimi Hendrix song at a skate park.
Navarro joined the band Jane's Addiction in 1986 as the lead guitarist after he was recommended to vocalist Perry Farrell by drummer Stephen Perkins, who was a childhood friend of Navarro's. The band became successful and was popular in the alternative-rock music scene. Personal tensions, however, led to their breakup in 1991. The Lollapalooza festival was created by Farrell as a farewell tour for Jane's Addiction.
After the departure of Guns N' Roses' original rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin in August 1991, Navarro was the first choice of lead singer Axl Rose to replace Stradlin. However, despite four attempts to have him come in and play with Slash, he never showed up. However, he later went on to play on the 1999 Guns N' Roses song "Oh My God", which was featured on the End of Days soundtrack. In 1993, Navarro formed Deconstruction with Jane's Addiction's Eric Avery on vocals and bass and Michael Murphy on drums, and the band put out one self-titled album in 1994. Rick Rubin was involved in the production and Butthole Surfers singer Gibby Haynes makes a guest appearance. They did not tour due to Avery's exhaustion after Jane's Addiction.
Navarro joined Red Hot Chili Peppers in September 1993. His first large-scale performance with the band was at Woodstock '94. The only album on which Navarro played with Red Hot Chili Peppers—One Hot Minute—was released in 1995. The album was seen as a commercial disappointment (even though it sold over 8 million copies worldwide). They also recorded a cover of the Ohio Players' song "Love Rollercoaster" for the Beavis and Butthead Do America soundtrack, and the John Lennon song "I Found Out" for Working Class Hero: A Tribute to John Lennon. A song Navarro recorded with the band during the One Hot Minute Sessions, Melancholy Mechanics, appeared on the Twister soundtrack. Many fans preferred former guitarist John Frusciante's guitar style over Navarro's, although Navarro did add a heavy metal and psychedelic aspect to the band's sound, which was experimented on further after Frusciante's return. The album received mixed reviews despite producing three hit singles. Navarro toured with Jane's Addiction for their 1997 Relapse tour with Flea on bass. After two years of touring on and off with Red Hot Chili Peppers, and his subsequent heroin relapse, Navarro left in 1998. John Frusciante rejoined Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1998. Navarro also remixed Janet Jackson's "What'll I Do" for her Janet Remixed album.
The album, Trust No One, marked his solo debut in the summer of 2001. In 2002, Jane's Addiction reformed with bass player Chris Chaney, and started work on a new album. The band entered the studio with veteran rock producer Bob Ezrin, resulting in the album Strays and the Lollapalooza 2003 tour in support of the album. In 2002, Michael Jackson performed at the Apollo Theater, and Dave played guitar for his hit song "Black or White". During this time Navarro also made a cameo in Mariah Carey's "Bringin' on the Heartbreak" music video.
Navarro began working with Camp Freddy during this time. In 2003, Dave and his fiancée, Carmen Electra, agreed to have their wedding preparations filmed for an MTV show titled Til Death Do Us Part; Camp Freddy played at the reception. The show was a great success and was released on DVD in the fall of 2005. Dave's book, Don't Try This At Home, was released on October 5, 2004 with Regan books, and quickly became a Los Angeles Times bestseller.
Navarro appeared in two tournaments on Celebrity Poker Showdown in 2004. In the third tournament of the series, he won his qualifying game and appeared in the championship round. In the fourth series, he appeared only in a qualifying round.
Navarro co-hosted with Brooke Burke, two seasons of the Mark Burnett television series: Rock Star: INXS and Rock Star: Supernova. Dave and his band, The Panic Channel, released their album One, in August 2006. They toured with Rock Star Supernova (the band formed from the series) in January/February 2007. During this time, Navarro has his own internet radio station. He soon broadened his creativity with an internet talk show called: Dave Navarro's SPREAD TV, which was broadcast on Maniatv.com and is currently available for download on iTunes. The show highlighted a myriad of avant-garde subjects, artistry, and the human condition. Videos from the series are also available on Navarro's YouTube channel.
In 2007, Navarro also teamed with Teravision to direct his first adult movie, Broken starring Sasha Grey, in the first of a planned series of celebrity-directed adult movies. This effort won "Best High End All-Sex Release" at the 2008 AVN Awards. Navarro has also made appearances in Season 1 and Season 2 of Z Rock with Brooklyn-based band ZO2 on IFC. In 2008, he recorded additional riffs for the version of "Black Cat" performed on Janet Jackson's Rock Witchu Tour, appearing on screens during the rendition.
Jane's Addiction reunited once more in 2008 with all of the original members. The notoriously tumultuous band's reunion was widely credited by NME magazine for choosing Jane's Addiction as the recipient of their "Godlike Genius Award for Services to Music". Soon after performing together for the first time in 17 years at the NME Award ceremony in Los Angeles, the band was contacted by Trent Reznor. Trent began working with Jane's Addiction in his studio; they recorded and released two songs ("Chip Away" and "Whores") online on the NINJA 2009 Tour Sampler. Both songs were previously released on their self-titled 1987 Live album. This time together in the studio led directly to the pairing of Nine Inch Nails and Jane's Addiction for a worldwide tour in 2009. The tour was branded the NIN/JA tour by fans.
During August 2009, Navarro toured southern California as part of the Billy Corgan-led band Spirits in the Sky.
In 2010, he posed naked for PETA's anti-fur campaign, "Ink Not Mink." He stripped down again for the group's anti animal-testing campaign in 2013.
In 2011, Navarro appeared as the 'Director' of a Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp, playing a complicated passage for a 'camper' to emulate, in a commercial for Citibank.
Navarro featured on the track "Girls/Fast Cars" on the album The Wombats Proudly Present: This Modern Glitch. by indie rock band The Wombats.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers were named 2012 inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame although despite being in the band for five years and playing on one album, Navarro was not inducted. When the announcement was made of the induction, Navarro said he was happy for the band but later said he had no plans to attend the ceremony which was held in April 2012. Anthony Kiedis was asked why Navarro was not included in the induction and he responded by saying "He's in this other band, which may in fact be inducted itself one day, called Jane's Addiction. I think that's the band closest to his heart, and that most represents his contribution to the world in terms of music. So maybe it makes more sense for him to be inducted one day as a member of Jane's Addiction." According to the Hall of Fame and the Chili Peppers' lawyer, it is the Hall of Fame's decision on which members are inducted. They eventually selected original members, current members and those who have appeared on multiple albums. Ex-Peppers guitarist, Jack Sherman disagreed and felt that both himself and Navarro were being treated unfairly by the band and they, in fact, did have a say in who was inducted. Chad Smith was the only band member to acknowledge both Navarro and Sherman (along with other former members) during his induction speech.
He currently serves as the host and one of the judges on Ink Master, an American TV reality tattoo competition airing on Spike.
Navarro recently appeared in two episodes of the FX drama Sons Of Anarchy. The first episode appeared on November 27, 2012 while the second episode first aired on December 4, 2012. In February 2013 he had a guest role in Law and Order: SVU, playing a sound engineer.^ "Celebrity Poker Showdown - Online Poker Tournament - Feature - Bravo TV Official Site". Bravotv.com. Retrieved 2012-02-14. ^ "Dave Navarro Directs for Teravision". Business.avn.com. 2007-08-17. Retrieved 2010-09-17. ^ "2008 AVN Awards Winners Announced". Business.avn.com. 2008-01-12. Retrieved 2010-09-17. ^ "ZRock on IFC". Ifc.com. Retrieved 2010-09-17. ^ "Independent Film Channel". Ifc.com. Retrieved 2010-09-17. ^ "Janet, Back Witchu Again". Washington Post. Du Lac, Freedom. 2008-10-17. Retrieved 2014-04-20. ^ "Dave Navarro Naked PETA Ad: Gets Nude To Protest Fur," Huffington Post, 3 May 2010.^ Anne Oldenberg,"Dave Navarro Gets Naked, Bloody for PETA," USA Today, 8 January 2013.^ "Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp. Official site. Jam with Rock Stars like Roger Daltrey, Steven Tyler, Paul Stanley, Bret Michaels, Slash and more!". Rockcamp.com. Retrieved 2012-02-14. ^ "Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp". Rockandrollfantasycamp.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2012-02-14. ^ "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame News, Commentary and Analysis". Future Rock Legends. Retrieved 2012-02-14. ^ Ex-Chili Peppers Guitarist Feels 'Dishonored' By Rock Hall 'Snub' | Billboard.com^ Ford, Rebecca (2012-10-15). "Dave Navarro Rides Into 'Sons of Anarchy'". The Hollywood Reporter. ^ Theodore-Vachon, ReBecca (February 23, 2013). "Law And Order: SVU Episode Will Be Based On Chris Brown And Rihanna". The Urban Daily. Retrieved 28 February 2013.
Personal life[edit]
Navarro has been married and divorced three times. He married his first wife, make-up artist Tania Goddard, in a pagan ceremony in 1990 and his second wife, Rhian Gittins, in a civil ceremony on October 15, 1994. Navarro married model and actress Carmen Electra, on November 22, 2003. On July 17, 2006, Navarro and Electra announced their split to Star Magazine. Navarro posted a message on his blog the following morning saying "I just want to say thanks for all of your love and support. I'm sure that you can understand that I wish to keep all personal matters private." Electra filed for divorce on August 8, 2006.
He is currently dating Fox News host Andrea Tantaros.^ Susman, Gary (2003-11-26). "Wedding Belle". Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved 2008-07-27. ^ http://extratv.com/2015/04/28/new-couple-alert-dave-navarro-dating-fox-news-anchor-andrea-tantaros/
Equipment of choice[edit]
During the first few years of Jane's Addiction, Dave played a black Gibson Les Paul. Around the time of the band's major label debut Nothing's Shocking in 1988, he played Ibanez RG series guitars, including one custom painted with the album cover art. He is seen in the film "Gift" and the "Stop" video playing a blue Ibanez RG, which suggests it was used in the recording of the album Ritual de lo Habitual. During the 1990 Ritual tour, he primarily played a custom-shaped single cutaway gold Ibanez.
Dave began using PRS Guitars on the Lollapalooza tour in 1991. His signature model PRS (White with Gold Hardware) is now his number one stage guitar. He has several models in his regular stage and studio rig, and was only the third PRS artist to have both a Maryland-made and SE version of their Signature Model.
He used a Parker Fly Deluxe for the Chili Peppers days during the live versions of "My Friends". He used it for its clean tones and its piezoelectric pickup that sounds similar to an acoustic guitar.
During this era, Dave used a Fender Stratocaster for the brighter blues and funk tones required for the Red Hot Chili Peppers catalog. He has several Stratocasters in his possession. He also had a Modulus Stratocaster-like guitar made for him.
Dave has also been seen playing Kramer (Van Halen Signature) Guitars, Fender Telecasters, Takamine Acoustic 12 strings, and even a Squier Hello Kitty Stratocaster given to him by Carmen.
Since late 2008, Dave's been seen using live and in studio a custom white Ibanez RG, with a humbucker/single/single pickup layout, gold hardware, and a vintage style tremolo, essentially an Ibanez version of his PRS Guitars Signature Model. Dave previously used a vintage Marshall JCM800, but now plays through 2 Marshall JCM900 amplifiers which are dubbed Tangerine and Peach. For large gigs he will also use a Marshall Mode 4 for clean tones. In the studio he is also commonly known to use a Vox AC30 for cleans and a Bogner Uberschall for dirty tones.
With effects, Dave prefers BOSS. He uses a BOSS Octave Pedal, 2 BOSS DD3 Digital Delays, a BOSS Turbo distortion for extra volume during soloing, a Dunlop Cry Baby Wah Pedal and several others.
Epiphone Guitars (a subsidiary of Gibson) released its Dave Navarro Artist Acoustic in July 2010.
According to an interview with Navarro on Gibson.com, the new guitar is based upon the classic Gibson (and Epiphone) "Hummingbird" design, and has already been played by the guitarist in the studio while recording with Jane's Addiction. Named "Jane", the new guitar is black in color (as opposed to Navarro's usual white guitars), and sports a dead tree and crows on the pickguard, rather than the traditional Hummingbird and foliage images.^ "PRS Guitars – Dave Navarro Signature". PRS.com. Retrieved 2012-03-12. ^ "PRS Guitars – SE Dave Navarro". PRS.com. Retrieved 2012-03-12. ^ "The Gibson Interview: Dave Navarro". Gibson.com. Retrieved 2010-09-17.


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2007 Rose Bowl Odds
The odds are out for the 2007 Rose Bowl College Football Game between the USC Trojans and Illinois Fighting Illini. Oddsmakers from online sports book Bodog have opened betting on this game listing USC as -13 point spread betting line favorites. The over/under odds have been set at 50 total points according to Bodog oddsmakers.
Southern California finished the 2007 regular season with a 10-2 overall record and 7-2 record in the PAC Ten Conference. The Trojans averaged 31.3 ppg this season while only allowing 15.9 ppg. USC is 6-6 against the point spread this season. The Trojans average margin of victory in 2007 was 15.3 points.
Illinois finished the 2007 regular season with a 9-3 overall record and 6-2 record in the Big Ten Conference. The Illini averaged 28.8 ppg this season while only allowing 19.5 ppg. Illinois is 7-4 against the point spread this season. The Illini average margin of victory in 2007 was 9.3 points.
The 2007 Rose Bowl College Football game will be played on January 1, 2008 at 5pm eastern from The Rose Bowl in Pasadena California.
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Germany 2 Algeria 1: Match highlights, key battle and what the result means
Published on Jul 1, 2014 7:19 AM
Not many footballing countries can say that they had pushed Germany to the limit but Algeria can proudly declare that now.
The North African country braved 28 shots from Joachim Loew's side in Porto Alegre and it was only when their legs started to tire in extra-time that they finally fell to a 2-1 defeat.
Match highlights
- The Germans played a high defensive line as they attempted to pin Algeria inside their own half. But the Desert Foxes' accurate direct balls behind Germany's defence forced goalkeeper Manuel Neuer off his line frequently.
- After a goalless 90 minutes, substitute forward Andre Schuerrle flicks home Thomas Mueller's low cross from the left two minutes into extra-time to break the deadlock.
- As Algeria started to tire, Mesut Oezil slams home the killer second goal in the final minute after Schuerrle's attempt was blocked on the line.
- But Vahid Halilhodzic's men still had some fight left in them as substitute midfielder Abdelmoumene Djabou sends a fireball from Sofiane Feghouli's cross into the German net in stoppage time.
Key battle
Manuel Neuer vs Islam Slimani and Sofiane Feghouli
With his team-mates told to surge forward, Neuer cuts an isolated figure inside his own half.
And Algeria have two competent players who can exploit the gaps - playmaker Feghouli punting accurate balls from deep into space and Slimani using his pace to latch on to them. This tactic was evident as the Algerian team pumped a total of 67 long balls at the Germans.
But Neuer was alert, dashing off his line and sprinting outside his box a total of 14 times to mop up the danger.
Man of the Match
Although Mario Goetze has the higher profile, the Bayern Munich star had an ineffective game in Porto Alegre.
Loew took decisive action, sending Schuerrle on and the difference could be felt almost immediately. The Chelsea man nearly scoring with a deflected shot less than two minutes after coming on.
His constant movement down the right or through the centre tired the Algerians, who had trouble matching his fitness.
It turned out to be an inspired substitution as Schuerrle scored the opener with a great piece of improvisation and was involved in the second. Goetze must feel that his starting place is under serious threat now.
What the result means
Although all five African participants are now out of the World Cup, Algeria can go home with great credit while the Germans will meet France in the quarter-finals for what could be an explosive tie.
The French have an excellent record over their old nemesis in friendlies, winning 10 and losing seven of 22 meetings. But in the World Cup, they lost two out of three, with the defeats in 1982 and 1986 regarded as painful memories of French football history.
Both the Germans and Les Bleus are in great form and confidence. Saturday's showdown at the Maracana looks set to be one of the most explosive games in this World Cup.


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Mayor D. Venkatesh Murthy assured the aggrieved residents of Mavallipura that garbage would no longer be dumped in their backyard, albeit with a rider.
The Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Council will first have to approve this and pass a resolution.
"Clearly dumping cannot continue in Mavallipura. The council will discuss the garbage crisis and pass a resolution, besides deciding on action to be initiated against Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd. for failing to scientifically dispose of garbage dumped at Mavallipura," he told the residents at a meeting here on Wednesday.
After giving the residents a patient hearing, Mr. Murthy said a joint committee would be formed under the chairmanship of Yelahanka MLA S.R. Vishwanath to discuss the relief measures and development work that need to be taken up in the affected villages around Mavallipura.
Conceding that water sources had been polluted, he said potable water would be supplied to the villages from Yelahanka through tankers. The BBMP would also take action to conduct health camps every week or establish a dispensary at Mavallipura itself.
Earlier, the residents from the 15 affected villages submitted a memorandum with 11 demands to the Mayor. The demands included revoking permission granted to Ramky to establish a waste to energy plant at Mavallipura, shift the 40 lakh tonnes dumped in Mavallipura, 16 lakh tonnes on land belonging to the Forest Department and 20 lakh tonnes dumped on gomala land there, and lodge criminal case against BBMP officials and Ramky for failing to adhere to the Municipal Solid Waste Management and Handling Rules 2000.
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