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Sandusky jury includes Penn State senior, ex-teacher
BELLEFONTE, Pa. – The 12-person jury that will decide the fate of former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, accused of child sexual abuse, was seated Wednesday with unusual speed. And with eight having deep ties to the university or potential witnesses, the panel is far more intimately connected to the case than a typical jury designed to reflect a defendant's peers.
The final three women picked for the jury (there will be four alternates) all are employees of Penn State, including an administrative assistant, a dance instructor and a longtime professor who served on advisory boards with former Penn State president Graham Spanier, a likely witness in the case who was ousted by the university in the fallout from Sandusky's case.
Four alternate jurors also were selected Wednesday, including a woman in her 30s who graduated from Penn State in 2007 with a degree in human development.
"It's not a jury of this man's peers, as we generally refer to juries," said Julie Blackman, a trial strategist and psychologist. "It's like a jury of your co-workers. So many have a connection to this man's workplace."
In rural Pennsylvania, trial Judge John Cleland told prosecutors and defense lawyers this week such ties are unavoidable. The number and depth of the connections are renewing concerns first raised by prosecutors in February, when they asked Cleland to draw jurors from another part of Pennsylvania.
At that time, prosecutors argued that area residents were too "philosophically and economically" tied to the university and that it was "asking too much" for them to sit in judgment of Sandusky, the former university icon facing trial on 52 criminal counts of child sexual abuse over a 15-year span. Sandusky's lawyers opposed the prosecution request and, soon after, Cleland denied it.
Legal analysts said the jury's makeup represents a double-edged sword that could favor the prosecution's case if outrage over Sandusky's alleged acts swamp potential empathy for a troubled co-worker.
"This is really a mixed bag," said Widener University law professor Wes Oliver, who has closely followed the case. "You would think outrage over the alleged crimes against children would be so great that it would be hurtful for the defense. But the defense only needs one juror who remembers Sandusky as part of the team that put Penn State University on the map."
During jury selection, Sandusky personally interceded on behalf of one selectee, a woman who told prosecutors and defense lawyers that her family members have been Penn State football season ticket holders since the 1970s. The same woman, however, joins the panel with some risk: Her husband once worked with the father of key witness Michael McQueary, the assistant football coach who told a state grand jury that in 2001 he saw Sandusky engaged in sexual conduct with a young boy in the school's locker-room shower.
Defense attorney Joe Amendola considered removing her, but Sandusky believed she could be "fair."
Another panelist, a rising senior at Penn State, said he also worked for the athletic department and was once coached by a potential witness to the allegations involving an alleged victim, designated by the grand jury as "Victim 1," whose report to authorities in 2009 led to the broader investigation into Sandusky's relationship with children.
As lawyers and juror candidates continued to delve into the potential conflicts, decisions about who to keep and who to disqualify became more difficult.
"I hope it's hard for everyone," Cleland said. "If it's easy, we have the wrong jury."
Christopher Mallios, a former Philadelphia prosecutor who specialized in abuse cases, said the ties to Penn State are "unavoidable" in such a rural community dominated by the sprawling university.
"I went to Penn State," Mallios said. "I would have more concern about people who might know the witnesses. That is a connection at another level."
Blackman said that the nature of the offenses is more likely to turn sources of potential support for Sandusky into votes against him during deliberations.
For the defense, Blackman said, there is "no way to be sure that people will not act in such a way as to protect themselves and Penn State by throwing him out of the club."
Early Wednesday, Amendola asked Cleland to postpone the case because of an ABC News report concerning the upcoming testimony of one of the alleged victims, designated by the grand jury as "Victim 4." The attorney described it as a violation of the judge's gag order.
Cleland denied the request.
Contributing: Gary Strauss in McLean, Va.; the Associated Press
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How many more years of illness and death from smoking-related diseases must we endure before true change takes place?
As a teen, Donna Warner worshiped the sun from dawn to dusk. Eager to achieve a bronze complexion like her dark-haired siblings, her fair skin took a beating. Ignoring the painful sunburns she often endured, Donna continued to tan for many years.
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Memorial Day weekend is here, which signals the unofficial start of summer and, for many, a kick-start to the backyard grilling season.
Nothing can change the caliber of a conversation—or a relationship—quite like cancer. Like an acquaintance we've been trying to avoid, mortality suddenly appears in the room, and from then on, it never leaves.
When it comes to kidney cancer, there has been more promising news as of late. Treatments for the disease have changed dramatically over the past few years.
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More than 90 percent of children younger than 10 years of age who are diagnosed with cancer are treated at cancer centers that participate in National Cancer Institute (NCI)-sponsored clinical trials, and more than half of them are enrolled onto a study. This helps explain the dramatic improvements in survival rates for pediatric cancers over the past three decades.
A little over six years ago, Sandra Szopinski caught a segment on the news featuring Roswell Park's first therapy dog, Monte. At the time, Sandra's eight-year-old golden doodle, Rorie, had already passed therapy dog testing. After seeing the news report, Sandra instantly felt compelled to call Roswell Park to find out more about our Pet Therapy Program.


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On Meet the Press, Jindal also dodges a question about an even harsher measure proposed in his state, Louisiana.
On Meet the Press, Jindal also dodges a question about an even harsher measure proposed in his state, Louisiana.
Planting Peace is hosting a virtual pizza party that will benefit homeless members of the LGBT community.
Advocacy groups can't cede the argument on whether being LGBT is a sin, says the out cofounder of Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams.
Rick Santorum's latest head-scratching appearance includes his typical circular logic, compounded by the use of antigay slur on national TV — on Easter Sunday, no less.
Mike Pence is supposed to be a fiscally minded conservative, but he nearly screwed his state over royally. He should take some cues from Apple's out CEO.
Luis Torres of the League of United Latin American Citizens says Indiana's antigay legislation is as insidious as Arizona's anti-Latino bill.
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The owners of Indiana's Memories Pizza say they had to temporarily close because of angry backlash to their refusal to cater a gay wedding. Nearly a million dollars in donations later, the future looks brighter.
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Before The Last Curtain Falls makes an impact in North America
The German-Belgian documentary Before The Last Curtain Falls received its American premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival where it won the Best Pink Peach Feature Award. Recently, the film also claimed the Grand Prize at the International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA) in Montreal, one of the world's most prestigious art film festivals.
In the documentary, German-Canadian director Thomas Wallner follows a group of Flemish transsexual actresses and drag queens, all in their sixties and seventies, as they prepare to shine on stage one last time. Their stories became the foundation of the theatre piece Gardenia, directed by Alain Platel and Frank Van Laecke, which took them on tour around the world.
Five Flemish selections for Visions du Réel
On April 17, Twilight of a Life by Sylvain Biegeleisen is to open the International Documentary Film Festival Visions du Réel in Nyon, Switzerland. The festival programme also includes Battles, The Rabbit and the Teasel and the short film On Difference As Such. A fifth documentary from Flanders, The Colour of the Chameleon, has been selected for the Pitching du Réel co-production platform. Visions du Réel runs from 17-25 April.
Twilight of a Life is an upbeat portrait of a 94-year-old woman confronting the restrictions of her age, and the relationship she has with her son and the film's director. Although doctors once gave her just weeks to live, she lived another two years. For her son, this became an opportunity to create a film about life, full of humour and emotion.
Elephant's Dream invited to Hot Docs
Kristof Bilsen's documentary feature Elephant's Dream has been selected for Hot Docs, the International Documentary Festival in Toronto. The film is to have its North American premiere in the World Showcase programme. Hot Docs is one of the world's leading documentary film festivals and presents over 200 films from 44 countries between 28 April and 8 May.
The World Showcase section is a global survey of some of the year's most striking films. The Festival describes Bilsen's creative documentary as 'a modern masterpiece that is not to be missed'. Elephant's Dream, the story of public sector workers in three state-owned institutions, provides a poetic insight into a country in transition and into lives lived beyond chaos.
FIFA to screen Wil Mathijs's CELLS
CELLS, a documentary feature by Wil Mathijs, has been selected for the Official Competition of the International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA). One of the leading art film festivals, FIFA takes place in Montreal, Canada, and runs from 19-29 March.
67-year-old Martin Uit den Bogaard, the main protagonist in CELLS, is one of the world's most renowned bio-artists. He's a simple man with a far from simple plan: to get his hands on a new human body-part to use in his work, while he wrestles to obtain the rights to his own body for his ultimate and final piece, which will come only after his death.
Flemish six-pack at Helsinki's DocPoint Festival
Celebrating its 14th edition, Helsinki's DocPoint Documentary Film Festival (January 27 – February 1) this year boasted a programme packed with films from Flanders. In addition to Waiting for August, 9999 and Desert Haze, the festival also featured Elephant's Dream, State of Play and Nathan, Free as a Bird. Three docs co-produced with Flanders - See No Evil, Ming of Harlem and Ne me quitte pas - also made an appearance in Helsinki.
After successful outings at Hot Docs, Karlovy Vary and Visions du Réel, Teodora Ana Mihai was in Helsinki to present Waiting for August. Produced by Clin d'Oeil Films, the film follows a 15-year-old Romanian girl as she takes care of her six brothers and sisters while their mother is away earning a living in Italy.
Flanders well represented in Rotterdam
Several films and co-productions from Flanders were programmed at this year's Rotterdam International Film Festival (IFFR, 21 January – 1 February). Isabelle Tollenaere's Battles, Sarah Vanagt's In Waking Hours and Thierry Knauff's Vita Brevis, a co-production with Flanders, premiered at the festival. Black, Sequenza and Kosmos were also part of the programme, while student shorts The Visitor, The Second of August and Hotel Red Shoes were shown in the Signals: 24/7 section. Finally, the Screen Flanders-supported feature Between 10 and 12 was part of the line-up in the Limelight section.
Isabelle Tollenaere presented her latest documentary Battles, Sarah Vanagt presented In Waking Hours, and also Thierry Knauff's Vita Brevis premiered at the festival. Black Sequenza, Kosmos were also part of the programme, while student shorts The Visitor, The Second of August and Hotel Red Shoes were shown in the Signals: 24/7 section. Finally, Between 10 and 12 was part of the line-up in the Limelight section.
FIPA welcomes five (co-)productions from Flanders
TV series Marsman, directed by Mathias Sercu and Eshref Reybrouck, has been selected for Official Competition at this year's FIPA, the Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels held in Biarritz, France, from 20-25 January. Also showing is top European crime series The Team, which is a co-production with Flanders. Lieven Corthouts's cross-media documentary project Emergency Exit has been selected for Smart FIP@, while Before The Last Curtain Falls – a co-production with Flanders – is also part of the programme. Finally, the Screen Flanders-supported BBC series The Missing is to receive a special screening.
Eleven international series are competing in FIPA's Fiction Competition this year, including Flemish series Marsman, which won a Prix Italia at the end of 2014. A tragicomedy, it follows 40-year-old Nico Marsman who struggles to find a way to get his life back on track.
Flanders Audiovisual Fund hands out grants to six young filmmakers
The Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) has announced this year's Wildcard winners: six promising young filmmakers who will each receive a grant of between €25,000 and €60,000 to develop their first professional film. Raphaël Crombez and Miwako Van Weyenberg were winners in the fiction section, with Ruben Desiere and Kwinten Gernay each receiving a documentary Wildcard. The animation grant went to Laura Vandewynckel, with Christina Stuhlberger getting the Wildcard in the filmlab section.
Since it was introduced in 2005, the Fund's competition has established itself as Belgium's prime awards programme when it comes to launching new talent. Six grants are handed out: three worth €60,000 go to one animation project and two fiction shorts; the two documentary winners each get €40,000; and the Wildcard in the filmlab section comes with a prize of €25,000.
Torino Film Festival invites three Flemish debuts
Violet by Bas Devos and Teodora Ana Mihai's Waiting for August have both been selected for competition at this year's Torino Film Festival (21-29 November). Emilie Verhamme's feature film debut Eau Zoo will have its international premiere at the Festival, while In Your Name, co-produced with Flanders, and Michaël R. Roskam's The Drop are also part of the line-up.
After stops in Berlin, Karlovy Vary, Montreal and Los Angeles, Violet now heads for Turin, where it is to screen in the Torino 32 competition programme. Screening in the TFFDOC documentary competition, meanwhile, is Teodora Ana Mihai's Waiting for August. Emilie Verhamme's Eau Zoo receives its international premiere at the Torino Film Festival.
Waiting for August nominated for European Film Award
Teodora Ana Mihai's documentary Waiting for August is one of six nominees for this year's European Film Award for Best Documentary. Mihai's debut film about a Romanian teenager in charge of the family household has been receiving critical acclaim worldwide since its premiere in Toronto this year.
Shot in a direct, fly-on-the-wall style, Mihai's documentary focuses on the life of 15-year-old Georgiana Halmac who lives with her six siblings in a social housing block on the outskirts of Bacau, Romania. While their mother is away earning money in Italy, Georgiana is catapulted into the role of head of family and finds her adolescence cut brutally short.


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Splendid 1840 No Drapery Dime, PR65 Cameo1840 10C No Drapery Dime PR65 Cameo NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. The original mintage of the proof 1840 No Drapery dimes is unknown, although certainly quite small. Only five or six pieces are known today, including the Kaufman Gem Cameo proof, the finest example known to us. Many important cabinets offered in recent years have lacked this date in proof, including the Garrett, Norweb, and Lovejoy collections. Four of the known examples are listed in our roster of survivors:
1. PR65 Cameo NGC. The present coin. Kaufman Collection. This piece does not appear to match any of the following.
2. PR65 NGC. Allenburger Collection (B. Max Mehl, 3/1948), lot 985; John Jay Pittman (David Akers, 10/1997), lot 586; Bowers and Merena (8/1999), lot 104; Richmond Collection (David Lawrence, 3/2005), lot 1235.
3. PR64 NGC. Heritage (10/2001), lot 6028. This piece is identified in the catalog as the Eliasberg specimen, although the plates do not match.
4. PR63. Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. (Bowers, 5/1996), lot 1117.
Like the 1840 proof half dime, the interior space of the 4 crowds the thin, flat top of this digit. Star 2 is minutely repunched, although there is no apparent recutting on any other star. A faint horizontal die line pierces the top of Liberty's head. The reverse has a few short, diagonal spines from the border over OF, and both sides have faint die polish lines. The Eliasberg specimen shows these identical characteristics, and the others probably do as well. David Akers points out that the reverse spines over OF are diagnostic for proofs of this issue.
Brilliant centers are graced by light champagne color and framed by pale lilac and vivid blue. NGC has assigned a Cameo designation to memorialize the remarkable contrast between the fields and devices. Census: 3 in 65 Cameo, 0 finer (7/07).
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For anyone who has wondered about the pedigree of a hand-me-down clock but was too lazy to ask, Saturday is the day. At the 1999 Treasure Fest, experts will give oral appraisals of furniture, jewelry, books and art. ''Put the objects on a dolly and bring them, if you can, because we need to look inside,'' said Rocco Leonardis, the director of the National Antiques Appraisers Association in Manhattan. At the New York School of Interior Design, 170 East 70th Street (Lexington Avenue), noon to 5 P.M.; $10 admission includes a free appraisal; additional ones $3 each. Information: (212) 472-1500, extension 404.
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Live: Championship Saturday
Relive all the action from Saturday's football championship games as Ulster champions Donegal beat Derry in the provincial semi-final and Wexford and Louth secured qualifier wins.
Relive all the action from Saturday's football championship games as Ulster champions Donegal beat Derry in the provincial semi-final and Wexford and Louth secured qualifier wins.
There were big hurling wins for Tipperary and Kilkenny today while Monaghan won their Ulster clash with Fermanagh. Read our minute-by-minute tracker.
Donegal have named their side for their Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh on Sunday, with Anthony Thompson returning to the starting line-up.
All-Ireland football title holders Kerry along with Mayo enter the championship circuit this weekend, while many eyes will also be on the meeting of Armagh and Donegal in Ulster.
Read how all the action unfolded on day in which Waterford, Laois and Wexford had hurling victories - while Derry prevailed in their Ulster football clash with Down.
In the company of former All-Ireland winner Martin McHugh, RTÉ Sport's James McMahon looks ahead to this weekend's football championship action when the clashes of Derry and Down in Ulster and Laois and Kildare should be competitive affairs.
Mark Poland will be available for Down's Ulster Championship quarter-final with Derry on Sunday at Celtic Park.
Follow how all of today's action unfolded with Dublin and Tipperary footballers having big wins, while things were a bit tighter as Fermanagh beat Antrim in Ulster. In hurling, Dublin and Galway finished level in the Leinster quarter-final.
The Tyrone and Donegal county boards have each been fined €5,000 in the wake of the half-time scuffle which marred the Ulster Senior Football Championship preliminary-round clash between the sides at Ballybofey on 17 May.
Reflections on a weekend where Limerick hurlers edged out Clare by a point in the Munster hurling quarter-final, while Monaghan's winning margin was the same as they accounted for Cavan in the Ulster football quarter-final.
Relive all the action as Clare took on Limerick in the Munster SHC, while Cavan and Monaghan did battle in the Ulster SFC, and Roscommon traveled to London in the Connacht SFC.
Tyrone's county board have rejected allegations that one of their players taunted a Donegal opponent over the death of his father during Sunday's Ulster Minor Football Championship clash in Ballybofey.
The GAA championship cranks up a little further this weekend with the Munster hurling clash of Clare and Limerick, while Cavan welcome Ulster football favourites Monaghan to Breffni Park.
Cavan defender Killian Clarke has failed to recover from a hamstring injury in time to face Monaghan in the county's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final on Sunday.
Dermot Earley looks ahead to Sunday's football championship action where Ulster favourites Monghan take on neighbours Cavan at Breffni Park.
Donegel corner-forward Patrick McBrearty feels his side's narrow win over Tyrone in the Ulster Football Championship showed how dangerous they are and why they deserved the Tír Conaill men's respect.
Wells Fargo Classic winner Rory McIlroy has shrugged off any talk of burnout ahead of next month's US Open.
Colm O'Rourke and Pat Spillane respond to Joe Brolly's assertion that Donegal's Michael Murphy is the most "influential player in Gaelic football".
Donegal's win over Tyrone in Ulster had much to excite the neutral, while Galway, Westmeath, Laois and Longford also enjoyed victories as the football championship began in earnest.
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Former City Mayor Rick Mystrom & 50 Years of Experience Living With Type 1 Diabetes
Former Anchorage mayor Rick Myrstrom has lived with Type 1 diabetes for more than 50 years. He believes he's actually healthier than he would have been had he not developed diabetes. Learn what he means by that on the next Line One.
KSKA: Monday, July 6, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
Internet Safety for Parents & Kids
"The Internet is a rewarding place for both kids and teens, but the potential risks to privacy and personal safety are real," according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. On the next Line One, we'll discuss these warnings with the officers of the APD cybercrimes division.
KSKA: Monday, June 29, at 2:00 and 9:00 p.m.
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Many individuals treated for HIV infection are now living to a near normal life expectancy, an enormous change since this illness was first coming to awareness in the 1980's. Who becomes infected, when, and how has changed as well. This program will discuss what we all need to know today about HIV/AIDS.
KSKA: Monday, June 22, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
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Breastmilk Sharing – What's Safe?
"Breast is best," goes the common advice for new mothers – but what if a mother's own breastmilk isn't available? Is it safe to feed your infant milk from a friend, or even a milk bank? Tune in on the next Line One to learn more.
KSKA: Monday, June 15, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
Pediatric Dermatology
Skin is the largest organ in the human body. For pediatric dermatologist Dr. Gina Brown, skin works like a mirror – it shows illness, heredity and the effects of one's surroundings. On the next Line One, join Dr. Woodard for a discussion on pediatric dermatology.
KSKA: Monday, June 8, at 2:00 and 9:00 p.m.
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Economic Costs of Childhood Obesity in Alaska
Along with the rise of the automobile, video screens and relatively inexpensive food comes obesity. "Aside from the 15.2 percent currently obese, another estimated 20 percent of children who aren't currently obese will become obese as adults, if current national patterns continue," according to economist Mouhcine Guettabi, who joins Dr. Woodard on the next Line One.
KSKA: Monday, June 1, at 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
Adolescent Eating Disorders
Anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating – they're all serious eating disorders that pack serious health consequences. Dr. Woodard and his guest, Dr. Ellen Rome, head of Adolescent Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, will define these problems, discuss in whom they occur and why, and what can be done to treat them.
KSKA: Monday, May 18, at 2:00 and 9:00 p.m.
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Growing up, Olga Trujillo witnessed daily her father's brutal and terrifying attacks on her mother, and herself suffered constant physical, emotional and sexual abuse from her father, her brothers, and as she grew older, many others outside her family. Olga has unraveled the impact of violence in her life and has dedicated her life to helping others heal. Please join us as she shares her remarkable story of recovery from severe childhood trauma and dissociative identity disorder.
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Ionizing Radiation as a Cancer Treatment
The prognosis for many cancers has improved due to many factors including a better understanding of the cancer, earlier detection, and better treatment often with fewer side effects. Ionizing radiation for certain cancers is one of these improved treatments. Today with the help of Dr. Larry Daugherty, radiation oncologist at the Alaska Cancer Treatment Center, we will examine how radiotherapy aids the treatment of cancer; and we will learn about the nonprofit organization Radiating Hope which is working to improve cancer care globally.
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The Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance Survey
Behaviors associated with poor health can be assessed and this leads to understanding of how to best use limited resources to improve overall population health. The Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey (YRBSS) is one instrument used to understand such behaviors in teens. Today's program reviews the most recent YRBSS, its results, and efforts to address areas of concern.
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'Checking Out' — Dissociative Disorders from A-Z
We all dissociate to some degree or another but sometimes self-destructive behaviors like substance abuse, sexual acting out, excessive media consumption, or shopping, become the means we use to remove ourselves from our realities and relieve us temporarily from our suffering. On the next Line One, local therapist, Kimber Olson, LCSW, joins host, Prentiss Pemberton for a discussion about trauma, dissociation, and dissociative disorders.
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This week, host Prentiss Pemberton joins one of the world's leading experts on trauma, Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, for a discussion about the mechanisms and areas of the brain that are activated and altered during prolonged or intense exposure to extreme fear or isolation.
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Dr. Woodard fields your health care questions
On the next Line One, we're leaving it to the listeners to tap into Dr. Woodard's expertise on a wide variety of health-related topics. If you have questions about infants, children, or adolescents, immunizations, the social factors contributing to health, improving patient-provider communication, measles, whooping cough, allergy, asthma, or any other issues that may be bothering you why not call during the program or email to email@example.com and see what he has to say.
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According to the Alaska Commission on Aging, seniors are the fastest growing population and comprise the largest percentage of all ages in Alaska. On the next Line One, Judith Bendersky, program manager for the State of Alaska Medicare Information Office, will provide an overview of Medicare and answer common questions as well as offer the opportunity for listeners to ask their own questions about Medicare.
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Street Life — Alaska's homeless youth
The streets, trail and woods of Anchorage can be a mean place for a homeless person. Now, imagine that person is your 15-year-old son or daughter. Nobody knows the realities faced by these kids more than the front-line workers from Covenant House Alaska who work the streets daily in an attempt to preserve the health and lives of this vulnerable population. Please Join us for the second of our three-part series addressing the issue of teenage homelessness in Alaska.
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Contraception Effectiveness
According to a New England Journal of Medicine study, approximately half of unintended pregnancies in the United States are due to contraceptive failure. This week on Line One, obstetrics and gynecology expert, Dr. Brooke Winner joins the show to speak about the effectiveness of long-acting reversible contraception.
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A valentine for one of the ugliest, albeit most lethally effective, warplanes ever built--as well as for the men who flew them during the Desert Storm campaign. Drawing on interviews with over one hundred A-10 pilots who served in the Persian Gulf during the 1990-91 hostilities, Smallwood (himself an aviator and Korean War vet) offers riveting perspectives on aerial combat. Setting the stage with an informative briefing on how, in the 70's, the Air Force developed the A-10 (a.k.a. Warthog') as a means of supporting ground troops with massive firepower, he moves into anecdotal vignettes detailing the ways in which so-called hog drivers' and their commanders whiled away the weary hours of the calm before the storm in Saudi Arabia's inhospitable clime. At the heart of his narrative, however, are vivid accounts of how A-10s accomplished their tank-busting missions and then some once the battle was joined. Tasked, among other objectives, to take out missile launchers and artillery emplacements far behind the front lines (assignments normally reserved for jet fighters), the slow-moving, heavily armed Warthogs were credited with over half the bomb damage inflicted on Iraqi forces and installations. Employing improvisational tactics, A-10s also flew reconnaissance and assisted in rescues of coalition pilots; they even scored air-to- air kills, downing a couple of enemy choppers. Indeed, the plane's ungainly Gatling-gun platform performed so well that pilots demanded their craft be redesignated RFOA-10' (for reconnaissance/fighter/observation/attack'). "An absorbing tale of how a decidedly ugly duckling became a military hero of some consequence." --"Kirkus Reviews"
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Decorated cutout cookies always seem magical. That's why so many of us enjoy getting out our stash of cutters and making whatever shapes are right for the season. With just a little time and creativity, we can create edible works of art as pretty as those depicted on holiday cards and wrapping papers.
These days I mostly make cutout cookies with my grandchildren, Charlie and Lizzie. We started when they were just toddlers, and, in fact, one of the first sentences Charlie learned to say was, "Nana make cookies?" For my very popular how-to video showing the super easy dough rolling method we always use, go here.
When baking with my grandkids I often skip the usual petrochemical-based food colors and create icings and even homemade sprinkles with fruit juices and other natural botanical colors instead. (Research has shown that even "government approved" food dyes can cause allergic reactions and hyperactivity in some people, especially children. And allergies run in my family.)
So, ALL the cookies featured here are completely DYE-FREE. The secret to all the appealing pink shades is pure, frozen (thawed, undiluted) cranberry juice concentrate found in the supermarket frozen juice section! Incidentally, Simply Sensational Cookies (available on line here) has many additional naturally beautiful buttercream frostings, icings, homemade sprinkles and decorating ideas both for Valentine's cookies and other gorgeous seasonal treats.
As the cookies at the very top and at right above suggest, it's possible to get really razzle-dazzle results with piping; and it's easy enough that my grandkids have fun with it. The technique is called marbling, meaning that an accenting color is piped onto a wet layer of a complementary-colored icing, then immediately marbled into it with a toothpick for a dramatic patterned effect. Scroll down below for how-to pics. Or, check out my how-to-marble Youtube video, which shows how use the exact same technique on Christmas cookies.
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This basic, versatile recipe is adapted from one in my new Simply Sensational Cookies book. The icing calls for a little meringue powder or egg white powder. It's best not to leave it out because it helps set the natural berry color and also keeps shades from bleeding together. Many discount department stores stock the Wilton brand of meringue powder along with cake decorating supplies. Supermarkets and nutrition stores sometimes carry the Deb El "Just Whites," product or another brand of pure dried egg whites in their baking aisle.
All together these batches of icing will yield enough to generously decorate 40 to 60 cookies. Notice how nicely the chocolate and the white contrast with the bright pink.
By the way, I made the cookies using the Good & Easy Sugar Cookies recipe in Simply Sensational Cookies, but for another a rolled sugar cookie recipe that works well, go here.
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Mr Malcolm Pleasants, the Watford man whose hobby is collecting Victorian objects, rode from Marble Arch to Brighton on Monday on an 1880 penny farthing bicycle.
"It was hard going," Mr Pleasants, who lives in Cassiobury Drive, admitted. "It rained hard, the wind was against me, and I had to get off and push it up all the hills. I wanted to prove that if the Victorians could do it, so could I."
He completed the 50-mile ride at an average speed of a little under six miles an hour. He wore a frock coat, top hat and red waistcoat.
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Inmet Mining Joins the International Council on Mining and Metals15:44 EDT Wednesday, May 16, 2012TORONTO, CANADA--(Marketwire - May 16, 2012) - Inmet Mining Corporation (Inmet) (TSX:IMN) has joined the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), a leading international organization focused on improving sustainable development performance in the mining and metals industry. Membership was approved following a comprehensive review of our Corporate Responsibility commitments, systems and performance.Jochen Tilk, President and CEO of Inmet, commented, "We are committed to growing responsibly as a base metal mining company, providing superior returns to our shareholders. Inmet is honoured to join ICMM, a world-class organization that shares our commitment to corporate responsibility. I look forward to our participation." As part of its membership Inmet will be required to report publicly against their sustainable development performance on an annual basis. The resulting annual member performance assessment is published in ICMM's Annual Review.An independent expert panel approved Inmet's membership on May 16, 2012 on the understanding that they will be able to fulfil all associated commitments within a two-year period. Inmet is the fourth company to join ICMM using the new member process launched in May 2011. Craig Ford, Vice President Corporate Responsibility of Inmet, commented, "We are proud of our corporate responsibility commitment to operate in ways that manage our business risks prudently. Our actions and results build our reputation and drive value for our stakeholders. As a mid-tier company, we look forward to learning from other ICMM members, sharing our experiences, and working together to build solutions to the challenges associated with our business." "We are extremely pleased to welcome Inmet as ICMM's newest member and look forward to working together to strengthen the contribution of mining, minerals and metals to sustainable development," said Anthony Hodge, President of ICMM. "We look forward to working with all our members as they continue to pioneer good practices in the industry."Forward looking information Securities regulators encourage companies to disclose forward-looking information to help investors understand a company's future prospects. This press release contains forward-looking information. These are "forward-looking" because we have used what we know and expect today to make a statement about the future. Forward-looking statements usually include words such as may, expect, anticipate, and believe or other similar words. However, actual events and results could be substantially different because of the risks and uncertainties associated with our respective business or events that happen after the date of this press release. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.About Inmet Inmet is a Canadian-based global mining company that produces copper and zinc. We have three wholly-owned mining operations: Çayeli (Turkey), Las Cruces (Spain) and Pyhäsalmi (Finland). We also have an 80 percent interest in Cobre Panama, a development property in Panama. This press release is also available at www.inmetmining.com.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Flora WoodInmet Mining CorporationDirector, Investor Relations+1 416 361 4808www.inmetmining.com


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This dish — known as Couscous Pkeila in Tunisia — works best in a pressure cooker. If you don't have one cook it in a large, non-stick pot — the meat for 1½ to 2 hours plus another 45 minutes for the beans.
Serves: 8
Preparation: 30 minutes
Cooking: with pressure cooker: 1½ hours; without: 2 to 2½ hours
8 tbsp sunflower oil
2 onions
800g beef (cholent or goulash cut) in 8 large pieces
80g frozen or fresh leaf spinach, washed and drained
1 tbsp harissa
400g kidney beans
Salt, pepper,
1 tbsp turmeric
15g coriander, chopped
In a pressure cooker, fry the onion with the oil, on a medium heat until browned.
Add the spinach, and fry for 10 minutes more, stirring regularly; then add the meat and cook for another 10 minutes.
Season with the harissa, salt, pepper and turmeric.
Pour on 2 litres of cold water — enough to cover the meat and spinach completely.
Cover with the lid, let it boil, and then close the pressure cooker and cook for one hour.
After one hour, open the pressure cooker, add the beans and an extra 500ml of water. Cook for another half hour until the beans are soft. Taste, and season if necessary.
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