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I was asked a great question by @twestonkendall on twitter the other day. He asked me what the top three business book are that have influenced how I think about business. My first reaction was to refer him to my Guru reading list on my website. But then I thought about it a little more. I created the reading list on my site to offer resources to people running, or thinking of running, small businesses. But I think that Todd was asking a different question. Maybe he wasn't and I completely misread it, but I thought it had a little different flavor.
The books that influenced the way I think are not necessarily books designed as resources for small business owners. So here, in no particular order, are the books that have shaped the way I look at business. I did cheat a little. I made my first list and just couldn't trim it down to any less than four. So there.
This is a great book that really helps to illustrate the difference between the doing the work side of a business and the business side of running a business. A GREAT read for people thinking about running a business.
Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner
I really loved this book. It is a great showcase of how much of a social science economics really is. A shockingly large number of seemingly irrational actions are explained by the art (and science) of economics. It would serve anyone well to understand this and to keep it in mind.
Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt
A great primer on the more theoretical side of economics. Where Freakonomics shows you how the science can be applied to random, everyday scenarios, this book gives a great primer on most of the major ideas and concepts in economics. A must read for any business person.
This is a fiction book, which might make you wonder why it is on this list. But anyone in business knows that there is one rule. All the best ideas and plans and theories generally don't survive first contact with the customer. Enter Scat, the main character. His story proves that "fake it until you make it" is perfectly legitimate and is really, at the end of the day, what we are all doing. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it works and then you get screwed. You just never know.
So there you go. Obviously nearly every book I have read has influenced me in some way. But these four have had the biggest impact.

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GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — A Marshall County jury has reached a verdict in the trial of J.C. Samuels. The jury found him guilty in his son's murder.
The jury announced the verdict at 4:18 p.m.
Judge Tim Jolley set Samuels' bond at $100,000. His sentencing is scheduled for September 23 at 1:30 p.m.
Closing arguments took place Thursday morning in the trial. The defense rested without calling any witnesses.
In testimony Wednesday, J.C. Samuels' defense attorney told jurors that his client was afraid of his son Gregory. He says that fear lead to the fatal shooting of Gregory Samuels back on September 14, 2009.
Disclaimer: The language in this report is strong. We are quoting directly from testimony at the trial.
Prosecutors called police witnesses who laid out the details of what happened the night of the shooting. One officer said that as Samuels was being taken into custody that he said something like, "I wish I had done it a lot sooner." The officer also said Samuels appeared cocky and proud of what he had done.
However, the defense painted a much different picture. They contend Gregory Samuels was a bully and someone his father feared. They claim the son strangled a dog and killed two parakeets shortly before the shooting.
A prosecution witnesses, David Smith, who witnessed the events of the shooting said he heard Gregory Samuels say that he was going to bash in his father's head. He says he also heard Samuels say of his father that he was going to give him "an ass whoopin."
Smith says that about a month before the shooting, Gregory Samuels walked up and punched his father in the face. Smith called police but when officers arrived J.C. Samuels did not want to press charges.
Smith testified that about an hour before the shooting, he and Gregory Samuels left to go to the beer store. When they returned, Smith says Gregory got out of the truck and as he walked toward the house, he fell to the ground. Smith said he never heard the gunshot.
A police recording of an interview conducted with J.C. Samuels after the shooting was played for jurors. On the tape Samuels openly admits to what he had done and said he had no choice. He said he was trying to protect himself, his wife and 17-year-old son.
On the tape you can hear Samuels say, "after I shot him, I walked over to where he was laying and said, 'whose head are you going to bash in now you son of a bitch?'"
J.C. Samuels can repeatedly be heard telling the investigator that his son "was no good for nothing." Samuels told the investigator he hated to have to kill his son, but that it had to be done.


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After an offseason clouded by financial issues, injuries and the debate over whether to release Luis Castillo and Oliver Perez, the New York Mets are finally ready for baseball this season. Expectations aren't exactly high, especially since the Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves appear ready to duke it out for bragging rights in the N.L. East. However, if a few things fall perfectly int...
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Amaro signed through 2013 The good news is that both Ruben Amaro and Charlie Manuel are under contract through 2013. The bad news may be that looming questions regarding Chase Utley, Raul Ibanez, Jimmy Rollins and the Phillies lineup have yet to be answered. Amaro, 46, was in the final year of three-year pact signed after the 2008 season. After serving as an assistant GM to both Ed Wade and Pat...
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Relocation has been the big story of the last few days in the NHL. Phoenix is at a crossroads regarding the sale of the Coyotes. The Atlanta Thrashers are up for sale and there are questions on if local ownership can be found. Winnipeg is clamoring for a return of the Jets, and Quebec City will soon break ground on a new facility in hopes of landing an NHL team of their own. With all the storie...
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NHL Trade Deadline Live Blog
Posted on 28 Feb 2011 by Corey Krakower.
3:35pm – Looks like other than maybe a couple of more deals, NHL GMs are done for the day, and for that matter, are done until June. If more trades break I will report them. Thanks for stopping by! 3:31pm – Haven't reported any minor league deals, but I will now because it involves the Habs! Canadiens have traded Brett Festerling (acquired from the Ducks in Lapierre trade) to Atlant...
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Posted on 28 Feb 2011 by George Kouvalis.
Buffalo made the first move towards the trade deadline late on Sunday night by acquiring former 43 goal scorer Brad Boyes from the St. Louis Blues for a 2nd rounder. Boyes was a dominant goal scorer while playing for the Erie Otters of the OHL in the early 2000′s and is a proven winner leading Erie to a 2002 OHL Championship. Boyes adds some much needed scoring to the offense. Despite...
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Updated at 10:28pm EST Sunday – Chris Phillips to sign contract extension
Posted on 27 Feb 2011 by Mark Jasper.
As first reported here on Friday and now the first to report it on the internet tonight, Phillips signs a three year…..9.25 million dollar extension to go with a NMC. Great news! We had the number of years and dollar figure on Friday, 2.5 days before anyone had it!! Here is hoping all hockey websites out there give us our recognition, if not then those sites will never get another bit...
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Rumination on the Perkins Deal
Posted on 27 Feb 2011 by Michael Johnson.
So where do we go from here? Let us put aside our collective confusion over this deal for a moment and try to put things into perspective. We are continually told that sports are a "business". Simply put, this deal was a business decision. In my opinion we returned with the best player in the deal by getting Jeff Green. Green is that scorer off of the bench that we have been looking...
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So as the number 1 team in the Eastern Conference with wins over every potential title contender this season, the Boston Celtics trade one of their biggest defensive specialist in Kendrick Perkins. The Celtics also made 2 other deals that returned zero able bodies as Thursday's trade deadline closed in. What in the name of leprechauns are they doing? Here is what inexplicable went down: Deal 1:...
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Strong Possibility Phillips and Kovalev are headed to Montreal
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It's been an eventful 24 hours on the Chris Phillips front. Yesterday, sources very close to the Ottawa Senators and Chris Phillips told ProSportsBlogging that the Senators were trying to move Filip Kuba to accommodate Chris Phillips' request to stay and sign a new deal with the Sens (in all likelihood 3 years). That has not happened and it doesn't look like Ottawa will be able to unload ...
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Rumors of Chris Phillips to Montreal are Premature…for now
Posted on 22 Feb 2011 by Corey Krakower.
There has been lots of talk about Chris Phillips' future with the Ottawa Senators. Amidst a fire sale by GM Bryan Murray, Chris Phillips, a 32-year-old veteran who is in his 13th season with the Sens, has expressed interest in being part of the pending rebuild in Ottawa. He loves the city and does not want to leave. If only it was entirely his choice. It is obvious that Chris Phillips is no l...
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Brian Burke has long been a proponent of the "why wait until the last minute" mindset when it comes to the NHL trade deadline, and this year has been no different. Even as his Maple Leafs make a charge into play-off contention, the team's GM had had a busy few weeks of working the phones and already has three significant deals under his belt to show for it. Whether or not the trades actua...


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DURHAM, N.H. -- Randi Hickox (Mississauga, Ont.) broke a 1-1 tie with a goal at 6:51 of the third period to lead No. 2 University of New Hampshire to Sunday afternoon's 3-1 ECAC Eastern Women's Hockey League victory against the University of Connecticut at the Whittemore Center.
UNH, which had a 43-22 shot advantage, improves to 10-2-1 overall and 6-1-0 in the ECAC East. UConn, which leaves Durham with a series split follwing Saturday's 2-0 win, is now 6-6-1, 4-3-0.
Freshman Steph Jones (Kimberley, B.C.) netted her 11th goal of the season to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead at 18:37 of the first period. UConn goalie Shannon Murphy (40 saves) stopped Kira Misikowetz's (Mississauga, Ont.) initial shot from close range but Jones gathered the loose puck and tucked it beneath Murphy. Annie Fahlenbock (Toronto, Ont.) was also credited with an assist.
With a 14-3 shot advantage in the first period, UNH took that 1-0 lead into the first intermission. The Huskies tied the game at 14:52 of the middle stanza when Laura Stosky, standing alone, collected the puck above the left face-off circle and fired it past UNH netminder Jen Huggon (Plymouth, Mass.). Tiffany Owens and Kimberly Berry assisted on the tally.
UNH regained the lead when Kristi Shaw (Belleville, Ont.) drew a faceoff back to Hickox, who fired a slap shot through traffic to find the back of the net. The 'Cats then received an insurance goal on the power play when Fahlenbock knocked in a rebound off of a Misikowetz shot in front of the UConn net at 9:22.
UConn pulled Murphy in favor of an extra skater with 1:21 remaining, but she had to reenter the game three seconds later with a faceoff at mid-ice. She exited the game again with 50 seconds to play and despite pressure in the offensive zone, the Huskies could not solve UNH goaltender Jen Huggon (Plymouth, Mass.), who finished with 21 saves.
New Hampshire returns to action Dec. 8 (2 p.m.) at Princeton University. The next Wildcat home game is Dec. 14 vs. Harvard. Game time at the Whittemore Center is 7 p.m.


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When you're feeling really bad you can be desperate to reach out and tell someone. But it's not always easy. You might be afraid of being judged, being laughed at or made to feel weird. Help is out there, in lots of different forms.
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If there is no one you feel you can trust you can contact:
If you're 17 or under, and have complex mental health problems, you can get help from CAMHS. You may have had a visit from us in a PSHE lesson at school. We can help work out what your problems are and how best to treat them. We can help:
We can also offer different kinds of therapy like art or play, or help you get support for problems with drink or drugs.
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The whole thing is a giant scam. Private companies build for SU all the time so the university can save millions not building up to the fire codes standard for universities. SU just leases from these developers for awhile and then they buy it from them. The developers get tax breaks to start with then SU owns the properties and never pays taxes or for services the city provides. So now the Syracuse Fire Department responds and provides their services for dangerous building that aren't even up to code. Nice little tax exempt scam.
Yet ANOTHER GREAT JOB by the Syracuse Fire Department. Well done!
He was TERMINATED! NO pension! Nice try though.
Well apparently 10 departments were necessary. In fact, judging by the picture it looks like 20 might of been necessary
Nobody cared when firefighters were taking 0-3% raises every year and the private sector was booming.
LMAO!! Once again, hardfacts, you post nothing factual at all. LOL troll. Keep digging though, someday you'll find something true that you can annoy people with.
Well hello cindy. Took ya little longer this time too slam the SFD.
Your ignorance knows no bounds. You, I suspect, are a loser in life with some sort of ax to grind with the SFD. You, i know, are too afraid to say why on here. I can understand many reasons why you feel the way you do. Your comments however are cruel, inhumane, and just plain vile. Keep saying what you gotta say. They don't bother anybody if that is your intention. They are just proving how awful a person you are and for that I pity you and am sorry.
Hey the biggest loser strikes again. That cat would of been a pile of ash and bones before your beloved vols were even halfway to their own firehouse. Tell me, when was the last time the vols put 28 firefighters on scene of a house fire in 4 minutes from the time the call was made?
What a pathetic loser you are.
How will see anything rambler? The whole idea of good traffic flow if they remove 81 is because ANOTHER ROAD will be built in place of it. Unless I missed something nobody is erecting an adjacent highway next to 81 to tear this building down. So, I guess we won't find out if it will work. Find a relevant story to make your point against these pompous wackos you don't agree with.
Soupy, I believe that their are probably 100 Syr Firefighters who live outside the city and also volunteer in their neighborhoods.
speaking of money can someone explain to me where all the money comes from for the new extravegant apparatus the county vols have?
I know some of the city fire engines and ladder trucks are 10-20 yrs old and are used constantly. Yet, the county seems to have the need for millions of dollars worth of apparatus they don't need. My cousin is retired from the SFD and half of one of their firehouses is condemned. They can't even use one of the garage bays because it will collapse into the basement.
Yeah and that attitude helps anything
I don't think the issue is not letting volunteer firefighters do their job. I think the issue is helping certain volunteer departments when they do not have enough available people to respond. The bottom line is with all of the thousands of volunteers you mentioned there is still problems with not enough people showing up. Remember the house fire in Cicero a few months back? The one that had a significant delay in response because they couldn't get a certified driver to show up. If all a volunteer cares about is the people they protect then why wouldn't they be willing to accept an offer of help? Nobody is going to try and take over your little sandbox.
I believe they money for airport staffing is paid by the federal gment. No city taxpayer money goes there.
IT COSTS MORE MONEY TO HIRE FOR VACANT SPOTS THAN IT DOES TO PAY OVERTIME!!!!! That is a fact. So, if what you really care about is saving tax payer money then you should stop crying about the overtime. I suspect however most of you are just ticked off that somebody is making more money than YOU think they should. Jealousy.
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Isn't it strange that Mozilla Firefox is the best web browsing software out there, but has one of the blandest looking interfaces?
It's time to fix that (unless you are already running a Mozilla Firefox theme)
This instructable will guide you through installing, and running Mozilla Firefox themes and extensions.
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In most cases, there will only be one theme called "Firefox (default)"
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A serviceman missing in action from the Vietnam War has been identified and returned to his family for burial.
He is Air Force Col. Lester E. Holmes of Plainfield, Iowa.
On May 22, 1967, Holmes was flying a forward air control mission over Quang Binh Province, North Vietnam, when his 0-1E Bird Dog aircraft was struck by enemy fire. Another forward air controller in the area saw Holmes aircraft spiral toward the ground, but there were no emergency radio beacons picked up for the next several days. Enemy activity in the area prevented a search and rescue operation.
During two investigations in 1991 and 1997, a joint team of U.S. and Socialist Republic of Vietnam specialists interviewed villagers in the province and surveyed three crash sites where Holmes plane was allegedly lost. The searches met with negative results.
In October 1997, Vietnamese officials turned over to the United States the results of a unilateral investigation in which they confirmed specifics of the shoot down, though documented witnesses could not place the exact location of the crash. Another joint team interviewed a retired Vietnamese general officer who recalled witnessing on radar the downing of the aircraft. He claimed to have visited the crash site but could offer only a general location.
A full-scale excavation of one of the crash sites first investigated in 1991 was carried out in late July 1998, when aircraft debris and human remains were recovered. Additionally, fragments of an eyeglass lens found at the site were consistent with a prescription issued to Holmes.
The recovered remains and other circumstantial evidence were identified by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, which also led the joint field operations in Vietnam. More than 88,000 Americans are missing in action from all conflicts. Of these, 1,859 are from the Vietnam War.
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- Yellow fever disease: density equalizing mapping and gender analysis of international research output (2013)
- Background: A number of scientific papers on yellow fever have been published but no broad scientometric analysis on the published research of yellow fever has been reported. The aim of the article based study was to provide an in-depth evaluation of the yellow fever field using large-scale data analysis and employment of bibliometric indicators of production and quantity. Methods: Data were retrieved from the Web of Science database (WoS) and analyzed as part of the NewQis platform. Then data were extracted from each file, transferred to databases and visualized as diagrams. Partially by means of density-equalizing mapping makes the findings clear and emphasizes the output of the analysis. Results: In the study period from 1900 to 2012 a total of 5,053 yellow fever-associated items were published by 79 countries. The United States (USA) having the highest publication rate at 42% (n = 751) followed by far from Brazil (n = 203), France (n = 149) and the United Kingdom (n = 113). The most productive journals are the "Public Health Reports", the "American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene" and the "Journal of Virology". The gender analysis showed an overall steady increase of female authorship from 1950 to 2011. Brazil is the only country of the five most productive countries with a higher proportion of female scientists. Conclusions: The present data shows an increase in research productivity over the entire study period, in particular an increase of female scientists. Brazil shows a majority of female authors, a fact that is confirmed by other studies.
- Work-related complaints and diseases of physical therapists – protocol for the establishment of a "Physical Therapist Cohort" (PTC) in Germany (2013)
- Background: Only few studies deal with the workload of physical therapists and the health consequences, although this occupational group is quite important for the health care system in many industrialized countries (e.g. ca. 136 000 people are currently employed as physical therapists in Germany). Therefore, the current state of knowledge of work-related diseases and disorders of physical therapists is insufficient. The aim of the "Physical Therapist Cohort" (PTC) study is to analyze the association between work-related exposures and diseases among physical therapists in Germany. This article describes the protocol of the baseline assessment of the PTC study. Methods/Design: A cross-sectional study will be conducted as baseline assessment and will include a representative random sample of approximately 300 physical therapists employed in Germany (exposure group), and a population-based comparison group (n = 300). The comparison group will comprise a sample of working aged (18–65 years) inhabitants of a German city. Variables of interest will be assessed using a questionnaire manual including questions regarding musculoskeletal, dermal, and infectious diseases and disorders as well as psychosocial exposures, diseases and disorders. In addition to subjective measures, a clinical examination will be used to objectify the questionnaire-based results (n = 50). Discussion: The study, which includes extensive data collection, provides a unique opportunity to study the prospective association of work-related exposures and associated complaints of physical therapists. Baseline results will give first clues with regard to whether and how prevalent main exposures of physiotherapeutic work and typical work areas of physical therapists are associated with the development of work-related diseases. Thereby, this baseline assessment provides the basis for further investigations to examine causal relationships in accordance with a longitudinal design.
- Tobacco smoke particles and indoor air quality (ToPIQ) - the protocol of a new study (2011)
- Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) is a major contributor to indoor air pollution. Since decades it is well documented that ETS can be harmful to human health and cause premature death and disease. In comparison to the huge research on toxicological substances of ETS, less attention was paid on the concentration of indoor ETS-dependent particulate matter (PM). Especially, investigation that focuses on different tobacco products and their concentration of deeply into the airways depositing PM-fractions (PM10, PM2.5 and PM1) must be stated. The tobacco smoke particles and indoor air quality study (ToPIQS) will approach this issue by device supported generation of indoor ETS and simultaneously measurements of PM concentration by laser aerosol spectrometry. Primarily, the ToPIQ study will conduct a field research with focus on PM concentration of different tobacco products and within various microenvironments. It is planned to extend the analysis to basic research on influencing factors of ETS-dependent PM concentration.
- The toxicity of cadmium and resulting hazards for human health (2006)
- Cadmium (Cd) has been in industrial use for a long period of time. Its serious toxicity moved into scientific focus during the middle of the last century. In this review, we discuss historic and recent developments of toxicological and epidemiological questions, including exposition sources, resorption pathways and organ damage processes.
- The role of endocarditis, myocarditis and pericarditis in qualitative and quantitative data analysis (2009)
- The current study is the first scientometric analysis of research activity and output in the field of inflammatory disorders of the heart (endo-, myo- and pericarditis). Scientometric methods are used to compare scientific performance on national and on international scale to identify single areas of research interest. Interest and research productivity in inflammatory diseases of the heart have increased since 1990. The majority of publications about inflammatory heart disorders were published in Western Europe and North America. The United States of America had a leading position in terms of research productivity and quality; half of the most productive authors in this study came from American institutions. The analysis of international cooperation revealed research activity in countries that are less established in the field of inflammatory heart disorder research, such as Brazil, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia. These results indicate that future research of heart inflammation may no longer be influenced predominantly by a small number of countries. Furthermore, this study revealed weaknesses in currently established scientometric parameters (i.e., h-index, impact factor) that limit their suitability as measures of research quality. In this respect, self-citations should be generally excluded from calculations of h-index and impact factor.
- The impact of shift work induced chronic circadian disruption on IL-6 and TNF-α immune responses (2010)
- Aim: Sleep disturbances induce proinflammatory immune responses, which might increase cardiovascular disease risk. So far the effects of acute sleep deprivation and chronic sleep illnesses on the immune system have been investigated. The particular impact of shift work induced chronic circadian disruption on specific immune responses has not been addressed so far. Methods: Pittsburgh-Sleep-Quality-Index (PSQI) questionnaire and blood sampling was performed by 225 shift workers and 137 daytime workers. As possible markers the proinflammatory cytokines IL-6 and TNF-alpha and lymphocyte cell count were investigated. A medical examination was performed and biometrical data including age, gender, height, weight, waist and hip circumference and smoking habits were collected by a structured interview. Results: Shift workers had a significantly higher mean PSQI score than day workers (6.73 vs. 4.66; p < 0.001). Day workers and shift workers had similar serum levels of IL-6 (2.30 vs. 2.67 resp.; p = 0.276), TNF-alpha (5.58 vs. 5.68, resp.; p = 0.841) or lymphocytes count (33.68 vs. 32.99, resp.; p = 0.404). Furthermore there were no differences in cytokine levels (IL-6 p = 0.761; TNF-alpha p = 0.759) or lymphocyte count (p = 0.593) comparing the sleep quality within the cohorts. When this calculation of sleep quality was stratified by shift and day workers irrespective of their sleep quality day workers and shift workers had similar serum levels of IL-6, TNF-alpha or lymphocytes count. Multiple linear regression analysis showed a significant correlation of lymphocytes count and smoking habits. Conclusion: Shift work induces chronic sleep debt. Our data reveals that chronic sleep debt might not always lead to an activation of the immune system, as we did not observe differences in lymphocyte count or level of IL-6 or TNF-alpha serum concentration between shift workers and day workers. Therefore chronic sleep restriction might be eased by a long-term compensating immune regulation which (in healthy) protects against an overstimulation of proinflammatory immune mechanisms and moderates metabolic changes, as they are known from short-term sleep deprivation or sleep related breathing disorders.
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- Background: Severe allergic reactions during rush-specific immunotherapy (Rush-SIT) may occur in the treatment of hymenoptera sting allergy. The objective of the present study was to examine the characteristics of allergic reactions during Rush-SIT in a cohort of patients with allergy towards hymenoptera venom in the mediterranean population of Albania. Methods: A retrospective study was performed using the clinical reports of 37 patients with venom of bee (apinae), wasp (vespidae, subfamily vespinae) or paperwasp (vespidae, subfamily polistinae) allergy treated with Rush-SIT between 1987 and 1996. After hymenoptera sting allergy diagnosis according to anamnesis and intracutaneous tests the patient were treated with Rush-SIT. The protocol lasted 3 - 4 d with an increase in the concentration from 0.01 microg/ml to 100 microg/ml. Anaphylactic reactions were classified according to the Mueller-classification. Results: The frequency of reactions during Rush-SIT for bee-venom was 4.7% and for wasp-venom was 1.5% (p < 0.01). The mean frequency of reactions of Mueller grade II for the bee-venom Rush-SIT patients during the first 4 d (= 26 injections) was 0.73 and for the wasp-venom Rush-SIT patients 0.15. No patient experienced a third-degree reaction. 94.6% of the patient supported an end dose of 100 microg. Conclusions: Rush-SIT is a reliable method for the treatment of anaphylactic reactions to hymenoptera venom even in less developed countries. Bee-venom Rush-SIT was found to cause higher numbers allergic reactions than wasp or paperwasp Rush-SIT.
- Silicosis: geographic changes in research: an analysis employing density-equalizing mapping (2014)
- Background: A critical evaluation of scientific efforts is needed in times of modified evaluation criteria for academic personnel and institutions. Methods: Using scientometric benchmark procedures and density-equalizing mapping, we analysed the global scientific efforts on "silicosis" of the last 92 years focusing on geographical changes within the last 30 years, specifying the most productive authors, institutions, countries and the most successful cooperations. Results: The USA as the most productive supplier have established their position as center of international cooperation, followed in considerable distance by the United Kingdom, Germany and China. Asian countries, particularly China, catch up and are expected to excel the USA still in this decade. Conclusion: The combination of scientometric procedures with density-equalizing mapping reveals a distinct global pattern of research productivity and citation activity. Modified h-index, citationrate and impact factor have to be discussed critically due to distortion by bias of self-citation, language and co-authorship.
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LEWISTON, Maine -- Brent Morin scored the game-winning goal with 3:14 left in the fourth quarter as the Bates College men's lacrosse team held off Colby College 6-5 Thursday evening at Campus Avenue Field.
Bates moves to 5-4 overall, 2-4 in NESCAC play, while the White Mules drop to 2-7 overall and 1-5 in the conference.
Morin (Hanover, N.H.) charged down the middle after Bates was awarded possession on a Colby foul, and he fired a shot from the top of the crease that beat Colby sophomore goalkeeper Alex Farmer (Madison, Conn.). First-year P.J. Arroyo (Charlestown, Mass.) won the ensuing faceoff, his 10th out of 16 in the game, and the Bobcats maintained possession the rest of the way, aided by a dual penalty call against the Mules that gave Bates a two-man advantage over the final 43 seconds of the game.
Colby sophomore Caddy Brooks (Darien, Conn.) scored the Mules' final three goals and added one assist, while junior Drew Piekarski (East Sandwich, Mass.) scored Colby's first two goals. Farmer made 10 saves for Colby.
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Anchored by one of the strongest senior classes in its history, expectations are high at Grayson as the beginning of preseason high school football practice approaches.The expectations certainly didn't shrink any Wednesday when defensive tackle Shawn Green gave a verbal commitment to play at Georgia Tech. The 6-foot, 286-pounder selected the Yellow Jackets over offers from several other major programs. "It's close to home, and to have a degree from Tech is big," said Green on his decision to choose Tech over the remainder of his final five - Ole Miss, Florida State, Duke and South Carolina. "I went to talk to (Tech recruiting coordinator and defensive line) Coach (Giff) Smith. He showed me a tape of the drills they were doing, and it was about the same things we do (at Grayson). So, it should be a pretty easy transition." Green's commitment should be a key one for Tech. The Jackets have lost three starting defensive linemen from last year - Michael Johnson, Vance Walker and Darryl Richard - to NFL training camps this summer, and have another who could join them soon in rising junior Derrick Morgan. And Green, who ranked fourth among Grayson defenders in tackles (61) and sacks (5) last season, should help shore up Tech's depth along the line, along with fellow commitment Denzel McCoy of Northview. "That was another thing that got me," Green said. "I know they're looking for defensive linemen. If I can step up, I can show them what I can do (early on)." Green became Tech's ninth early commitment for the Class of 2010 and the second from Gwinnett County, joining Collins Hill running back Charles Perkins. He also becomes the first of what figures to be several members of the Rams' rising senior class to get a chance to play major Division I-A college ball. Defensive back Kori Gaines recently received a scholarship offer from Brigham Young, while offensive/defensive lineman Joseph Champaign (Alabama-Birmingham, Marshall, South Alabama) and linebacker Terry Williams (Eastern Michigan, Kent State, South Alabama) have multiple offers. Running back Ean Pemberton does not have any offers as yet, possibly because of his small 5-3, 160-pound frame, but is Gwinnett's leading returning rusher (1,949 yards, 14 TDs last season). "We have several guys with Division I-A offers," Grayson coach Mickey Conn said. "And once the season gets started, I think there are a few who could get Division I-AA, II and III offers. "Shawn is the first player we've sent to either of the state's major programs, and we're thrilled to death to have him 30 minutes away, where we can easily see him practice and see him play. We really appreciate the way (Tech) Coach (Paul) Johnson and his staff handled (Green's) recruitment. They're honest and class guys."
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VAIL, Colo., March 10, 2007 Walter Reed Army Medical Center patients participating in the Vail Veterans Program's winter sports clinic took their newfound skiing skills to the next level here yesterday.
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Cline said he was amazed at the outpouring of support from the community.
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The Vail community has embraced the veterans, providing free lodging, meals, equipments, lift tickets and lessons. Cheryl Jenson, director of the Vail Veterans Program, said that 90 percent of the airfare was donated as well.
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The left ends up supporting horrific regimes (islamic culture is an immoral religion based one), for no better reason than the fact that the right hates them. The left should be against the human rights abuses of these regimes, but they are blind to the fact. All they see are that the right have bad reasons for disliking them, that is, the right doesn't like that muslims are often a darker shade of brown than the typical xtian-right basic beige.
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North Carolina Republicans have introduced a major overhaul of the state's election system, adding dozens of amendments to a voter ID bill that will authorize voter vigilantes, end election day registration, cut early voting, make it harder to register, and even create loony protections against "zombie voters." Update July 25: the bill passed the legislature, making North Carolina the first state to pass new voting restrictions after the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act.
"Senate leaders have taken what was already an awful voter ID bill and created a nightmarish set of anti-voting measures that is sure to keep thousands of people from voting in the state," declared Democracy North Carolina, a nonpartisan good government organization, in an email to supporters.
With the U.S. Supreme Court having gutted the federal pre-clearance requirements of the Voting Rights Act, the North Carolina legislature is now largely free to enact voter restrictions without receiving the federal government's approval. The Republican-led legislature was already expected to pass a restrictive American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)-inspired voter ID law that threatened to disenfranchise 318,000 registered voters who don't have state-issued identification, but the new provisions were added as an amendment to that already-strict bill.
The House passed the voter ID bill requirement in April, but Senate leaders waited to add the amendments until the final week of the legislative session, and rolled-out the changes with almost no notice. The bill passed through the Senate rules committee on Tuesday, with just 10 members of the public allowed to testify. Members of the audience who applauded during the hearing were rejected from the room. "The substance and the process of this legislation demonstrate a complete disrespect of honest voters,"said Bob Hall, executive director of Democracy North Carolina.
Measures like voter ID and limits on election-day registration and early voting have been promoted as a way to prevent "voter fraud," but recent studies show that out of millions of votes cast over the last 14 years in North Carolina, there have been only two cases of suspected fraud. Do two possible cases of voter fraud justify imposing new restrictions on 318,000 registered voters who don't have ID, 155,000 voters who registered at the polls, and a majority of voters who voted early?
Among other things, the amended bill:
- Cuts Early Voting by a full week, which could lead to longer waits on election day, and which is made worse by another provision that prohibits counties from extending poll hours in case of long lines or other extraordinary circumstances. Florida pulled the same move before the 2012 elections, which led to six-hour lines and an estimated 200,000 voters who gave up and didn't vote. On Tuesday morning, voting rights groups in North Carolina warned lawmakers not to repeat Florida's mistake, planting dozens of plastic pink flamingos in the lawn outside the Legislative Building. "Despite warnings, North Carolina is poised to make the same mistakes Florida made," said Justin Guillory of the liberal advocacy group Progress North Carolina. In the 2012 elections, 56 percent of voters in North Carolina voted early, particularly voters of color.
- Ends Election Day Registration: North Carolina is one of just nine states that allow voters to register at the polls on election day, with California and Connecticut soon to join the list. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and Republican legislators also targeted election day registration last year (although they dropped the effort after public outcry and an estimate that ending the practice would cost the state $14.5 million). Around 155,000 North Carolina voters registered at the polls in 2012.
- Authorizes Voting Vigilantes like True the Vote, a group best known for training Tea Partiers to patrol polling places for voter fraud, in many cases prompting accusations of voter intimidation. The group had a presence in North Carolina for the 2012 elections, but the potential for voter suppression was blunted by North Carolina law only allowing voter challenges from an individual registered within that precinct. This helped limit white voter vigilantes traveling to communities of color and intimidating voters, as True the Vote poll watchers have been known to do. The amendments would eliminate the precinct-only provision and allow challenges from any registered voter in a county.
- Codifies "Zombie Voter" Paranoia with a provision that reads:
"At the time funeral arrangements are made, a funeral director or funeral service licensee is encouraged to make available to near relatives of the deceased a form upon which the near relative may report the status of the deceased voter to the board of elections of the county in which the deceased was a registered voter."
For years, Republican lawmakers have peddled myths of the dead casting ballots, despite essentially zero evidence of it happening. The issue became particularly salient last year in South Carolina, when Republicans in the state alleged (and Fox News repeated) claims that nearly 1,000 dead people had voted in the previous six years, which was used to justify strict voter ID laws. But an 18-month long investigation by the South Carolina law enforcement division showed not a single case of dead voters casting ballots.
Other provisions:
- Eliminate pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds;
- End "Citizens Awareness Month," an annual event where the State Board of Elections runs a voter registration drive;
- Eliminates public funding for judicial candidates;
- Increase contribution limits to $5,000 (up from $4,000), with those limits scheduled to rise with inflation;
- Limit disclosure requirements for issue ads and calls for a study into eliminating 48-hour campaign finance reporting requirements, further cloaking election spending in secrecy.
"Political bullies rigging the election system for their own self interest"
The impact of the North Carolina bill closely resembles a similar omnibus piece of legislation introduced in Wisconsin earlier this year, which like the North Carolina law, would enact voter ID, restrict early voting, and make it harder to register. Wisconsin's bill was also introduced at the last-minute and fast-tracked to minimize debate, although its most egregious provisions were eventually blunted in a compromise with Democrats.
There is no statistically significant incidence of voter fraud, but the legislature's proposal would have a major impact on North Carolina voters, particularly those who tend to vote for Democrats. The bill is expected to sail through the Republican-dominated legislature.
Bob Hall, Executive Director of Democracy North Carolina, says the intentions behind the amendments are clear:
"This is political bullies rigging the election system for their own self interest."
Richard Winger replied on Permalink
the bill does a few good things
It makes it easier for candidates to get on presidential primary ballots, and it makes it slightly easier for candidates who can't afford the filing fee to get on primary ballots. The bill abolishes the straight-ticket device, which is good because straight-ticket devices make it very difficult for independent candidates to win. However, the bill also eliminates public funding for judicial candidates, and it removes the box on the state income tax that lets taxpayers send a small donation to the political party of the voter's choice.
On a neutral note, it moves the presidential primary from May to February. And it changes the order of parties on the ballot. Current law always has the Democratic Party on top. The bill changes that so the party that won the governorship in the last election is on top. A good bill would give all parties an equal chance for the top spot on the ballot.
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This Bill is a Crime.
Who lied to you Mr. Winger? What is I wish to vote a straight ticket, you are taking away my right, with you phoney excuse, it gives an independant a chance to win, WHAT IS I DON'T WANT THIS PERSON TO WIN. Do you honestly believe the person listed on TOP always wins, this is not true and a weak GOP excuse. You have been told the wrong information, you should always check to see what you are putting in print is true. With the untruths you are pushing on the internet you are aiding biased and bigots to take our voting rights back decades in the past when thousands had no rights, YOU ARE TRYING TO TAKE AWAY OUR VOTING RIGHTS, NOTHING MORE.
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Good move
If 318,000 potential voters don't have a state issued ID, how do they live in this great country? You need ID for everything from driving and banking, to buying tobacco and alcohol, which I'm certain at least a portion of this 318,000 partake in at least one of these activities if not all four. I don't really expect a good answer because there isn't one.
If voting is so important to a person they should register well in advance of election day. You know you wouldn't like it if the roles were reversed and 100s of thousands of new republican voters were showing up to register on election day.
Let's look at a quote from this article "Do two possible cases of voter fraud justify imposing new restrictions on 318,000 registered voters who don't have ID, 155,000 voters who registered at the polls, and a majority of voters who voted early?"
If so, then answer the following question. Do a couple of mass shootings justify the infringement of another civil right, exercised by 100,000,000 plus citizens, which is enshrined in the 2nd amendment?
This rampant double standard is sickening.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
still bigots after all these years!
How can people in certain states hold on to decades of HATE, fairness, double standard isn't an excuse you can use for you ignorance. You don't want any minority or anyone you consider lower than you to have ANY rights. Cheating and using made up bills for your own satisfaction is against the law. You have no right to deny any person the right to vote because you don't feel they are worthy. May God have mercy on you Hateful soul!
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There we go again, with the
There we go again, with the whole list of things you need ID for, that have nothing to do with voting except in the minds of right-wingers who can't seem to distinguish between the right to vote and, say, the right to buy tobacco and alcohol.
Tell you what: don't impede my constitutional right to vote and I won't ever use tobacco or alcohol again; you can have it all and I wish you the joy of it.
Funny how these rugged individualist right-wingers don't think of themselves as having an identity without their wallet full of IDs!
Do two possible cases of voter fraud justify imposing new restrictions on 318,000 registered voters who don't have ID, 155,000 voters who registered at the polls, and a majority of voters who voted early?...Do a couple of mass shootings justify the infringement of another civil right, exercised by 100,000,000 plus citizens, which is enshrined in the 2nd amendment?"
Another typical wingnut moral comparison, a couple of people voting fraudulently and a couple dozen people shot dead.
What does justify a good, long, hard look at the Second Amendment is not just the occasional mass shooting, but the daily grind of gun killings in this country -- one here, two there, three somewhere else, adding up to tens of thousands in a year -- that we've gotten so used to that it takes a huge mass shooting in one venue to get our attention. That is what is "enshrined" in your Second Amendment, and it needs to be amended.


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CLEMSON - Chad Kelly issued a statement of apology Wednesday through his family, two days after being dismissed from the Clemson football program.
Kelly, who would have been a sophomore quarterback for the Tigers, expressed disappointment for "detrimental conduct" in a statement to the Syracuse Post-Standard, near his hometown of Niagara Falls, N.Y.
"I have apologized to the coaching staff for my behavior," Kelly's statement read. "I am disappointed in myself. I let down not only my coaches, and teammates, but also Clemson University and all of our fans. Most importantly, I've let down myself and my family. I'm optimistic about the future. It's not going to be easy, but no matter what happens, I'll be a better person both on and off the field."
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