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Extreme exercise linked to blood poisoning
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Legalizing medical marijuana does not increase use among adolescents
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Active clinician support, assistance are critical to successfully quitting smoking
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Oklahoma and Arizona State combined for eight runs and 17 hits during Saturday's national semifinal at the Women's College World Series. In the end, however, Oklahoma was able to pull out the 5-3 win to eliminate the Sun Devils and punch its ticket to the national finals for the first time since 2000.
Arizona State (53-11) wasted little time in getting on the board in the first when Annie Lockwood drove a two-out, two-RBI double to the right center field wall to give the Sun Devils and early 2-0 lead.
In the third, Oklahoma did the majority of its damage with an RBI-single from pitcher Keilani Ricketts and a double from Jessica Shults that drove in Ricketts and Destinee Martinez. The Sooners picked up their final run of the frame off of a dropped fly ball to Arizona State's Haley Steel that allowed Shults to score.
In the post-game press conference, Oklahoma head coach Patty Gasso talked about her decision to move Norris up in the line-up, a decision that had direct impact on the game and helped lead to the win.
"Well, Katie has really been swinging well and feeling very confident. And with Erica Sampson in the sixth hole who has a lot of speed and just a feisty style hitter, I think I needed a little more poise and experience to back up Jessica Shults is why I made that decision, and trying to bring Brittany Williams back in the equation, who has had good success in past postseasons. So it's just a risk you take and it worked out pretty good."
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This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
as bad as the offense has been, it´s nice to watch a team that (because of the pitching staff) has a good chance to win on a daily basis...
I don´t miss the feeling:"oh no xy starts against xy, that will end bad..."
bad defense by votto yet again
what the heck was that
"where's joey's head at"
Little league stuff. Seriously.
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and phillips wanted to show that he can also make poor plays on defence...
And speaking of poor defense...ouch. Bad luck for BP on the hop.
where's brandon's head at
Bad break there. Just came up awkwardly on Phillips.
Rounding third and heading for home...
Bad hop.
"I never argue with people who say baseball is boring, because baseball is boring. And then, suddenly, it isn't. And that's what makes it great." - Joe Posnanski
more defense like that and latos' head is going to explode
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Eisenhower Fellowships is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization created in 1953 by a group of prominent American citizens to honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower for his contribution to humanity as a soldier, statesman, and world leader. The organization engages mid-career (age 32-45) professionals from around the world to enhance their leadership skills, broaden their network of contacts, deepen their global perspectives, and unite them in a diverse, global community where dialogue, understanding, and collaboration lead to a more prosperous, just, and peaceful world.
Each Fellow receives an individualized five to seven week program of consultations with experts and senior officials in government, industry, academia, the arts and the not-for profit sector. The Multi Nation Program brings 20 – 25 Fellows from countries around the world in all sectors to the U.S. each spring. Each fall a Single Nation, Single Region or Common Interest Program brings to the U.S. a similar number of Fellows. The USA Program sends 8 – 10 Americans abroad, including at least one U.S. farmer or rancher, to gain international exposure to people, institutions, technologies and ideas.
Fellows are identified by blue-ribbon committees in 48 countries and four U.S. locales (New England, Philadelphia, Research Triangle-NC and St. Louis).[2] They identify men and women who have demonstrated significant achievement and are poised to assume positions of substantial influence in their fields. Eisenhower Fellows regularly attain higher positions after they have been award the fellowship.[3] More than half of all Eisenhower Fellowships alumni indicate that they have been involved in fostering societal change at some point after their fellowship travels.
Since the organization's founding, nearly 2,000 men and women have been awarded fellowships, forming a global network of leaders. Alumni Fellows are located in over 100 countries, including heads of government, cabinet-level officials, national legislators, provincial governors, university presidents, and CEOs of corporations and non-profit organizations who engage with other Fellows and with other members of the Eisenhower network.[3]
In 1953, Thomas Bayard McCabe led a group of Pennsylvania businessmen in the establishment of Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships to commemorate President Dwight D. Eisenhower's first birthday in the White House.[4] Eisenhower Fellowships was different from existing fellowship and exchange programs in all parts of the world because Fellows were chosen by nominating committees and awarded to mid-career professionals from all sectors of society, not just academia. Fellows have come from a number of diverse fields which vary year-to-year as the nominating committees respond to the current international needs. The programs were designed to allow the fellows an individual experience in which they travel to another country and interact with professional peers to expand their worldviews and gain cultural experiences as well as interact with other Fellows.
Sixteen fellowships were awarded in 1954 to three Americans and thirteen men from overseas. Initially, all funds came from the fundraising efforts of the EF Board of Trustees, but a ten-year $600,000 grant from the Ford Foundation in 1956 massively contributed to the prestige and abilities of the program.[5] In the first decade, the size of yearly Fellow cohorts grew each year and from 1954 to 1964, the number of participating countries more than doubled.
As had been suggested by the first Fellows, each year's program included at least two seminars where Fellows met and shared experiences. Yearly newsletters and three international alumni conferences strengthened the bonds among old friends and created new linkages. A second Ford Foundation grant in 1967 encouraged EF to experiment with larger programs. In 1961 the first Eisenhower regional conference was held in Geneva, Switzerland, and in the same year, the first female Fellow, Dr. Pilar G. Villegas, was named. In 1963, the USA Fellow program was suspended temporarily.
As the U.S. celebrated its bicentennial in 1976, one hundred and one Fellows from fifty six countries convened in San Francisco for EF's First World Forum. The strength of the international alumni presence inspired the EF Trustees to name five international Fellows to the board. In 1977, President Gerald R. Ford was appointed president.
President Gerald Ford and John Eisenhower responded to fundraising challenges by helping to get a grant from the U.S. Congress for $7.5 million. The grant allowed EEF to expand its programs and reach. In 1986, the first Single Nation Program was introduced under the leadership of Theodore Friend, EEF President. Prior to 1986, Multi-Nation Programs had only allowed one fellowship to be granted to each participating country. The Single Nation Program allowed a closer focus and was launched in 1986 with six Eisenhower Fellows from the Philippines. In 1988, the first Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service was awarded to Ambassadors Walter Annenberg and Thomas J. Watson, Jr. In 1989, the USA Fellow Program returned after a 26-year hiatus, which brought EEF to three yearly programs (the Multi-Nation Program, the Single Nation Program, and the USA Fellow Program) with fifty Fellows participating.
EEF celebrated the centennial of President Eisenhower's birth in 1990 at its second World Forum called "From Fellowship to Partnership" in Philadelphia. This time, over two hundred Fellows from 63 countries gathered. The enthusiastic response motivated the Turkish Fellows to hold a reunion conference in Turkey the following year. In the next eighteen years, eleven other countries hosted EF conferences. In 1991, legislation sponsored by Senator Bob Dole and Representative Pat Roberts established a permanent endowment for EEF in honor of President Eisenhower.[6] Single Area Programs in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and Fellows from Bulgaria and Romania in the early 90s demonstrated EF's response to changing political conditions and support for emerging democracies. A Single Nation Program in South Africa for nine Fellows was run in 1994 after the country elected its first truly democratic government.
In its sixth decade, Eisenhower Fellowships developed additional programs and foci. In 2003, EF celebrated its 50th Multi Nation Program and 50th Anniversary Conference in Philadelphia called "Connecting Global Leaders."[7] USA Fellows started choosing their fellowship destination(s) from a list of 27 countries on six continents. The Multi-Nation and Single-Nation programs continued, but the addition of Regional Programs, three in Asia, and one each in Latin America and the Middle East, were implemented to develop stronger international ties between countries in similar areas. In 2007 and 2009, two Common Interest Programs were introduced with Fellows from the United States and from overseas participating. In 2010, the first Women's Leadership Program was held.
The Distinguished Alumnus Award[edit]
In 2008, EF established the Distinguished Alumnus Award to recognize an alumnus or alumna who has demonstrated a significant contribution to his or her field of endeavor, and leadership in the Eisenhower Fellowships alumni network.[3] The recipient's post-fellowship activities must reflect President Eisenhower's commitment to peace and productivity by working through direct personal contacts across boundaries. Open to anyone who has completed an Eisenhower Fellowship since the program was founded in 1953, it is presented at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees.
- 2008: Eisenhower Fellows of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
- 2009: Nezir Kirdar, '57, Iraq and Turkey
- 2010: Sister Mary Scullion, '02, USA
- 2011: Jeffrey Koo Sr., '71, Taiwan
- 2012: Conrado Etchebarne, '62, Argentina
The Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service[edit]
In 1988, the EF Board of Trustees established the Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal for Leadership and Service.[8] It is awarded annually to a business leader, statesperson, or other public figure who has achieved, through direct personal contacts across boundaries, widely recognized advances toward President Eisenhower's vision of peace and productivity through person-to-person international dialogue. Notable recipients include Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush, United States Secretaries of State Colin Powell, Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, U.S. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, Nobel Prize winner and economist Dr. Amartya Sen, Professor Muhammad Yunus, and founding Trustees Ambassadors Walter H. Annenberg and Thomas J. Watson, Jr. The Eisenhower Medal is conferred annually at a private gala dinner with Trustees, sponsors, and Fellows.
The governing body of the organization is the Board of Trustees, a distinguished group of more than seventy senior international leaders in business and public affairs currently chaired by General Colin L. Powell, USA (ret.) Prior chairs include Dr. Henry Kissinger, President George H.W. Bush and President Gerald Ford. Eisenhower Fellowships is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.
- General Colin L. Powell, USA (ret.), Chairman
- James W. Hovey, Vice Chairman
- Christine Todd Whitman, Executive Committee Chair
- George de Lama, President
- ^ Eisenhower Fellowships, 2011 Annual Report
- ^ "Eisenhower Fellowships". Efworld.org. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
- ^ a b c "Eisenhower Fellowships". Efworld.org. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
- ^ "Eisenhower Fellowships 1". Efworld.org. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
- ^ "Grants / Ford Foundation". Fordfoundation.org. 2011-11-22. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
- ^ Congressional Record, V. 150, Pt. 11, June 25, 2004 to July 14, 2004 By Congress
- ^ Perrone, Marguerite. "Eisenhower Fellowship: A History 1953-2003". 2003.
- ^ "Eisenhower Fellowships". Efworld.org. Retrieved 2012-02-14.
External links[edit]
- Charity Navigator [1]
- Eisenhower Fellowships Association of Sri Lanka [2]
- Irish Eisenhower Fellowships Network [3]
- Eisenhower Fellows Europe [4]
- OMG Center for Collaborative Learning [5]
- Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal [6]
- Pakistan Eisenhower Fellowships Network [7]


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Grüß Österreich! Hello Austria!
The cradle
Part 3 - Where I visit the cradle of European fly fishing
Names such as Traun, Gebestroiter and Moser have put Austria on the international fly fishing map. To find the roots of this heritage you have to go to the city of Gmunden. Gmunden is located on both sides of the river Traun and Traunsee in Oberösterreich just below the German border close to Salzburg and Munich. The town is extremely charming, classical Austrian with a tint of Vienna waltz and Kaiser Franz Josef.
As I arrived I met several fishers on the parking lot, just returned from fishing, and in the hotel lobby I found displays of fishing tackle and promising pictures. A small walk the first morning insured me about the qualities of the river. Just below the dam, a couple of minutes from the hotel terrace, I spotted a fly fisher. He caught two fish during the ten minutes I watched.
Hemingway and Ritz
This exact stretch of the Traun has witnessed many a world famous fly fisher's search for trout and grayling. Charles Ritz fished here, as did Hemingway and many other well known fishers. Hans Gebestroiter founded his Hohe Schule auf Äschen und Forelle (High School for Grayling and Trout) in this hotel and one of Austria's and Europe's great names in fly fishing, Roman Moser, added further fame to the area by his activities and businesses based in Gmunden.
The Gmundner Traun has lost some of its previous class. The river has been dammed in spite of intense protests from local fishers. This has of course effected the fishing immensely. The fishing on Gmundner Traun has been commercially developed and heavily marketed by German Rudi Heger. It is still World class, but is expensive and now primarily targets large, stocked rainbows.
The fishing is expensive in all of Traun River, and a one-day license for Heger's waters - the Gmundner Traun itself below the dam - is about US$60.-.
Through the local tourist information, I had established contact with Hans Aigner, who as a kid and young man was ghillie for the celebrities. He was close to Hans Gebestroiter and has actually carried on the tradition of the Gebestroiter School. This means that you can still get weeklong courses in the special casting style, the fishing, fly choice, knowledge of the waters and handling of the fish.
Hans is a member of the club Freunde der Gmundner Traun (Friend of the Gmundner Traun) and introduced me to the club's historian and photographer Albert Pesendorfer, who could tell about the history of the club and the whole area. As it often happens between fellow fly fishers, the conversation flowed smoothly and we quickly discovered that we had common acquaintances - amongst others Preben Torp Jacobsen - Der Tierartzt (The Veterinarian) as Albert called my famous countryman.
The club used to own the fishery in the Gmundner Troun, but the price for managing these waters had become so high, that the club today - in spite of its name - no longer has access to this part of the river. In stead it manages three extremely beautiful stretches of the Ebenseer Traun and Ischler Traun above the lake Traunsee. The water is about 12 kilometers and licenses can be bought at about the same prices as below the dam.
The town, the food
Gmunden is known for several things of which the pottery and the Seeschloss Ort - a beautiful castle where the filming of the very popular German TV series "Schlosshotel Orth" takes place. Whether you know the series or not the castle is nice to visit and the walk there along the banks of the lake is very enjoyable.
The town itself is pitoresque and a walk in the narrow streets will bring you by tempting little shops, nice restaurants and cozy café's. The town has a number of fine restaurants and you should definitely try eating fish from the lake. I had nothing but during my stay - varying from saibling over small trout to perch pike made in Cordon Bleu style, which i enjoyed in Fishrestaurant Moser in Altmünster. Needless to say that it was all very tasty - and not even particularly expensive.
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Hundreds of women in the Tri-State are asking you to wear teal this week in honor of National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, which is September.
Local 12's Liz Bonis "asks the experts" at TriHealth, what all of us should know about it in today's Medical Edge.
When Debbie Heile was diagnosed with ovarian cancer nearly two years ago...
Debbie Heile, Patient:
"It was very dramatic. The people in my family that had ovarian cancer had died from it."
Now, she is one of many asking you to celebrate those living after being diagnosed with this disease on National Wear Teal Day, which is Friday, September 6.
Doctor Jim Pavelka is a women's health specialist who says Debbie is one of the lucky ones. She found her cancer at an early stage, after genetic testing showed she was at risk for the disease.
Dr. Jim Pavelka, TriHealth:
"If you find ovarian cancer early, it can be very cureable. Only about one in four women who have ovarian cancer have it diagnosed at stage one, so a majority have it diagnosed after it's spread or matasticized."
Debbie also had early stage breast cancer, which is why she chose genetic testing. She says many women, however, don't realize there is even a possible connection between these two cancers.
So, this week she is sharing her story, so other women will remember the warning signs, and the importance of early detection for ovarian cancer.
It's suggested you see your health care provider if you have a sudden onset or prolonged symptoms of ovarian cancer, such as...
"Abdominal bloating, abdominal pain, urinary frequency, and a change in bowel habits."
Debbie says, as common as those are, you know your own body and you know when something doesn't feel right.
As for her own journey...
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Wear teal Friday, or any other day this month, she says, and tell people why you are wearing it. Remember, health care providers at TriHealth welcome your questions.
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Funnel Cloud in Ocean County [VIDEO]
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With thunderstorms that pushed across Ocean County earlier this morning, video of a funnel cloud was captured in Brick.
Parts of our area received nearly four inches of rain yesterday and lots of people even captured pictures and video of a waterspout over Great Bay.
A line of strong thunderstorms rolled through the state on Friday afternoon and evening.
(Updated 2:40p) Four people, including a pregnant woman, were taken to the hospital earlier this afternoon after lightning struck near them on the beach in Wildwood.
The Storm Prediction Center / National Weather Service has a good portion of our area in a moderate risk for severe thunderstorms tonight.
The clean-up continues! It's been almost a month since that derecho plowed across South Jersey, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power.
The declaration makes federal funding available via the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to state and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by the storms.
The forecast is calling for more thunderstorms overnight and on Wednesday, especially in Atlantic County. Hopefully, none will be as violent as Saturday morning's storms, but we want you to be prepared nonetheless. Take a look at Atlantic City Electric's web
A representative from Atlantic City Electric spoke with Townsquare Media's Heather DeLuca to offer an update on recent power outage numbers and how quickly they are working to restore electric in your area.
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We went out on Monday to check on the damage throughout the area. Some of the images we saw were amazing, others were just terribly sad.
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Budget 2014: Support for savers and pensioners welcomed in Cambridge region
Posted: March 19, 2014|
Support for savers and businesses in the budget was welcomed in the Cambridge region – but there were questions about whether it would make hard-up families feel better off.
Julian Huppert, Cambridge's MP, hailed support for apprenticeships, reforms to pensions and ISA saving plans, and a 1p cut in the price of beer.
He also welcomed support for businesses, including a £2,000 employment allowance for every business and an increase in research tax credits for small businesses.
But it was changes to taxes which excited the Liberal Democrat the most.
Dr Huppert said: "I am delighted we have been able to increase the personal tax allowance again next year to £10,500.
"Thanks to this Liberal Democrat policy ordinary working people will have £800 more in their pockets, and millions of poorly-paid people will be lifted out of income tax altogether."
However, activists from the Cambridge People's Assembly were set to take to the streets outside the Guildhall tonight to protest against continuing austerity in the public sector, and Daniel Zeichner, Labour's candidate for the city, said the Budget did little for ordinary people.
He said: "The measures to encourage exports, investment and savings are all actually a recognition of the failure in recent years, but they are unlikely to be enough.
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PSV have given prize assets Hofland and Mateja Kezman until May 1 to decide their futures, while the club seem to have accepted the fact that van Bommel's future lies away from De Eredivisie.
Both Kezman and Hofland have been strongly linked with a move away from the Philips Stadion, but the Dutch club have told them that they want a decision by May 1.
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Researchers discover a densovirus that is strongly associated with sea star wasting disease.
November 19, 2014|
Rush Holt, a research physicist and former teacher who is leaving the US House of Representatives, will become executive publisher of the Science journals.
November 16, 2014|
Researchers find high stress hormone levels in the hair of hunted wolves in Northern Canada.
November 12, 2014|
Researchers show that patterned coloration can be an effective means of distracting predators from vital body parts.
November 7, 2014|
Trouble obtaining Ebola samples; Republicans take over Congressional science committees; postdoc participation
November 1, 2014|
See the devastating infectious cancer that may drive the Tasmanian Devil to extinction.
October 20, 2014|
Several toad, newt, and salamander populations are being hit hard by an emerging pathogen in a pristine national park in Spain.
October 1, 2014|
Meet some of the people featured in the October 2014 issue of The Scientist.
September 25, 2014|
Documenting the epigenetic landscape of human innate immune cells reveals pathways essential for training macrophages.
September 11, 2014|
Farms support less phylogenetically diverse bird populations than forests, but some farms are better than others.