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Hello,I have a question about the starter ball method...I have some I put in the fridge approximately 5-6 weeks ago and some have gone black on the outside. ???Can anyone tell me why they have gone mouldy?? and is it safe to use them? and will it effect the end product taste if I can use them???thank youLouise
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Hi Louise,
I would imagine that the ahswer is that the dough has had spores of some sort of mould in it that have managed to thrive in the cool fridge environment.
As for any other food that goes mouldy in the fridge, Iwould be thinking twice about using it.
IF (and this is a big if) the interior looks OK, perhaps you could take some of that as a seed for a new starter. If that doesn't show signs of the 'black death' and is active in the normal way, then perhaps you could use it.
Other than that, I would say it is back to square one.
Good luck with your projects.
I would toss it too!
Thank you for your comments....you are right. I would not eat anything that was mouldy.....I have fed the scary black evil to my worm farm.
IF (and this is a big if) the interior looks OK, perhaps you could take some of that as a seed for a new starter. If that doesn't show signs of the 'black death' and is active in the normal way, then perhaps you could use it.
Agree with that.
A dry, stiff starter can 'hold on' for several months in a cool (1C to 3C pref) and dry environment. Under those conditions it is less likely to be overtaken by undesirable moulds. Reactivating a 2 month old starter to baking strenght would take at least 2, perhaps 3 cycles (feeds).
Also, the stiffened ball should be made of a mature, well acidified starter. That is going to be more resistant than a young, neutral starter with a smaller population of desirable bacteria and yeast (particularly by the time additional 'thickening' flour is added). To keep for several months I would stiffen up a starter that is a little past its prime.
We bury the stiffened ball of starter in flour, and look for ways of reducing humidity in the storage vessel (such as venting the lid). Wholemeal flour is always used.
Hi Graham,
Didn't you also bury some in the ground?
Hardy Ha! Don't remind me Farinam :) That was a radical episode...but only because I chose to get dirty and bury some in the actual dirt, with no protection. Also that experiment was about trying to catch new organisms rather than save existing (healthy) beasties.
Wow. Mould flavoured bread. Not recommended.


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2012 Chateau Bovila Malbec, Cahors(6x75cl)
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2011 Merlot, Martin Meinert(6x75cl)
Fresh, rich red colour. The nose is an appetising mix of redcurrant, mint, spice and mineral aromas, the palate is soft and finishes smooth and crisp.
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2008 Merlot Reserve, Thelema(6x75cl)
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For significant achievements in computational mechanics, and her fundamental research contributions to numerical methods for partial differential equations, high performance computing, and computational geosciences
2011, Mark S. Shephard, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
For pioneering research on technologies for reliable simulation automation and parallel adaptive methods
2009 , Charbel Farhat, Stanford University
For outstanding and sustained contributions in high-performance computing, fluid-structure interaction, and computational acoustics and their impact on real-world engineering applications.
2007, Wing Kam Liu, Northwestern University
2005, G. Strang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For his contributions to the mathematical foundations of the finite element method
2003, E. L. Wilson, University of California, Berkeley
For his pioneering contributions to the finite element method and the development of the SAP codes that were disseminated throughout the world, providing hundreds of institutions with their first finite element software
2001, T.B. Belytschko, Northwestern University
For his numerous seminal contributions in nonlinear computational mechanics, including explicit time integration methods widely used in crash analysis and metal forming simulations, and his latest contributions in meshless methods
1999, R.L Taylor, University of Calfornia, Berkeley
For the development of innovative computational methods in solid and structural mechanics and constitutive theory and for the development and wide dissemination of computer programs embodying these procedures.
1997, T.J.R. Hughes, The University of Texas at Austin
For pioneering contributions to broad fields of computational mechanics and particularly for his work on stabilized methods for computational fluid dynamics
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1995, R.H. Gallagher (text of acceptance remarks) (Also in USACM Bulletin, Volume 8, Number 2, June 1995).
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For his outstanding and sustained contributions to computational solid mechanics, especially the seminal work on boundary integral equation based numerical methods and their applications in emerging engineering fields.
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For seminal contributions to the field of topology optimization in computational structural design
2009, Roger Ghanem, University of Southern California
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For significant and lasting contributions to education, research, and professional service to computational mechanics through the publication of well-received textbooks and archival research papers on computational methods and applied mechanics
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1999, Mohamed Hafez, University of California, Davis
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For her pioneering research in high-fidelity geometric modeling and mesh generation with broad interdisciplinary finite element applications in computational biomedicine, material sciences and engineering
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Yeovil Town close in on permanent deal for striker Paddy Madden
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Striker Paddy Madden will this week become Yeovil Town's second permanent signing of the January transfer window.
The Irishman has proved a revelation since heading south from Carlisle United on loan and netted his eighth and ninth Glovers' goals in the 3-0 defeat of Leyton Orient.
Manager Gary Johnson revealed it was now only a matter of completing paperwork on a deal to make Madden a full-time Yeovil player for an undisclosed fee.
"Paddy's our player," said Johnson. "I have been dropping little hints for a while to everyone but I have not been able to say too much.
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"The paperwork will go through, it has already been agreed and Paddy Madden is a Yeovil Town player and from day one always was.
"He is going to be worth whatever we pay. It was a good deal anyway. Paddy came here, enjoyed it here and the supporters, players and directors made him feel comfortable.
"If not on contract, we had him in the head as our player. It has turned out very well and he is going to be a top player with the work rate he has got.
"He is a great finisher and a super runner. He will have his ups and downs but it is a good goal return from him and James Hayter, who is still doing the business."
Gozie Ugwu could have made his final Yeovil appearance after his loan from Reading expired and Gary Johnson said he was unsure of where the player's future lies.
Middlesbrough under-21 captain and Glovers' loan target Matthew Dolan as returned to the North East with tonsillitis and a decision will be made on unattached former Chelsea youngster Kaby Djalo this week.


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BOSTON -- Sara Carlson (Hutchinson, Minn.) and Jessica Hitchcock (LaSalle, Ontario) both recorded two assists, but the University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team was defeated 7-4 Saturday afternoon by Boston University at Walter Brown Arena.
UNH, which recorded a 38-26 shot advantage, moves to 9-17-2 overall and 4-10-2 in Hockey East while BU, which completed the three-game season sweep of the Wildcats, is now 19-9-1, 12-5-0.
The two assists tied career highs for both Carlson and Hitchcock, who now has a team-high 12 assists this season. UNH's goal scorers were Cassandra Vilgrain (Calgary, Alberta), Arielle O'Neill (St. Catharines, Ontario), Nicole Gifford (Ennismore, Ontario) and Jenna Lascelle (Cornwall, Ontario).
UNH starting goaltender Vilma Vaattovaara (Veikkola, Finland) stopped 12 of 17 shots in two periods and was charged with the loss. Marie-Eve Jean (Gatineau, Quebec), who entered at the start of the third period, made seven saves and allowed one goal.
BU counterpart Kerrin Sperry made 12 saves in the first period and 17 in the third as part of a 34-save effort; she was also credited with an assist on the game-winning goal. Sarah Lefort scored four goals, including an empty-netter with 1:20 remaining in regulation, and added an assist. Louise Warren (one goal, one assist) was the other Terrier who recorded multiple points.
New Hampshire opened the game with pressure in the opening minutes as Caroline Broderick (Marblehead, Mass.) and Lascelle – twice – were denied by Sperry.
In the seventh minute, Vaattovaara denied Warren twice and one minute later she turned aside two of Lefort's shots.
The Terriers took a 1-0 lead on Jordan Juron's goal at 12:40. UNH responded with pressure at the other end of the ice, but Sperry blocked away both shots by Broderick and another by Heather Kashman (Edmonton, Alberta).
Lefort extended the advantage to 2-0 on an unassisted goal – her 23rd tally of the season – at 17:15.
UNH recorded the next two shots, but Sperry made the save against both Alexis Crossley (Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia) and Carlson to preserve the two-goal lead.
The Terriers opened the second period at the start of a power play, but the Wildcats' penalty kill did not allow a shot. BU was sent to the penalty box for checking at 1:55 to end the skater advantage and give the 'Cats a power play five seconds later. It was the home team that scored, however, on Warren's shorthanded goal at 2:53 to make it a 3-0 game.
New Hampshire pulled within 3-2 on goals 3:04 apart. Vilgrain, with the assistance of Hitchcock and Megan Armstrong (Edina, Minn.), put a tally in the Wildcats' scoring column with her eighth goal of the season at 6:38. O'Neill potted her sixth goal of the season at 8:32; Hitchcock and Carlson were credited with assists.
BU reestablished a three-goal lead of 5-2 heading into the second intermission with goals by Maddie Elia at 11:36 and Lefort at 19:17.
UNH opened strong in the third period, but Sperry kept the visitors at by with stops of Hitchcock and Hannah Armstrong (Keswick, Ontario). At the other end of the ice, Jean kept the 'Cats within striking distance by denying both Sarah Bayersdorfer and Kaleigh Fratkin. UNH answered with shots by O'Neill, Kayla Mork (Victoria, Minn.) and Hitchcock, but once again Sperry kept the margin at three goals.
Lefort completed her hat trick at 4:35 to give the home team a 6-2 lead, then Gifford converted Broderick's pass into her team-leading ninth goal of the season to lift the 'Cats within 6-3 at 7:37.
The Wildcats continued with pressure and shots by Hitchcock and Megan Armstrong before Jean was forced to make a save against both Warren and Elia. In the 11th minute, UNH generated a flurry of shots by Crossley, O'Neill and Hitchcock but Sperry recorded three more saves.
UNH's offensive surge continued with shots by O'Neill, Megan Armstrong and Kashman but the margin remained three goals.
Lascelle, with the assistance of Carlson, netted her third goal of the season to pull New Hampshire within 6-4 at 18:10. The 'Cats pulled Jean in favor of an extra skater with 1:35 on the clock, but Lefort shot the puck into the empty net at 18:40 to secure the victory.
UNH did not go quietly, however, as Sperry was test by Carlson and O'Neill in the final minute.
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A comprehensive investigation of Sri Lanka's brutal civil war and analysis of alleged crimes against humanity.
Exclusive: two Sri Lankans who witnessed the violent final showdown of the country's 26-year civil war claim a top military commander and Sri Lanka's defence secretary ordered war crimes.
New video evidence of the alleged executions of bound prisoners in Sri Lanka has emerged and is to be broadcast in full in a documentary, as pressure builds for an international investigation.
Channel 4 News can name a woman journalist as one of the victims in the Sri Lanka execution video along with damning new details of the date and location where the video was filmed.
A leaked UN document raises concerns over the prospects for genuine justice for the Sri Lankan victims of alleged war crimes, writes Callum Macrae.
David Cameron praises the "open and progressive stance" taken by new Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena as the pair meet in the UK - but how is Sri Lanka changing?
Sri Lanka's Mahinda Rajapaksa, a man accused of presiding over multiple war crimes, has lost his bid for a third term as Sri Lanka's president.
As voting closes in Sri Lanka's elections, the biggest challenge to Mahinda Rajapaksa's presidency in 15 years, there are accusations of violent intimidation and misuse of public property.
On Thursday, Sri Lanka goes to the polls in an extraordinary presidential election which could change everything but, perversely, change nothing, writes Callum Macrae.
Weeks after William Hague's summit on sexual violence in conflict, the British government is to deport a Tamil woman back to Sri Lanka, despite claims she was repeatedly raped by Sri Lankan soldiers.
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Although I am 'reasonably' familiar with use of arpegios and triads in soloing, there is an extension to this topic, and if possible, I'd like Larry to cover this during his additional one hour videos.
That is the topic of 'super arpegios' (there may be another term to describe this also). From what I have read, the theory of this goes something like this -"
Take a triad - for example an C major triad, then move up by a Major 3rd interval, and play a minor triad (which would be an E Minor triad). Then take it up by a minor 3rd interval and play a major triad (which would be G Major triad), and so on. You could keep moving up by a major third, then a minor third, playing alternate minor and major triads continously. So in the above example, this would be:
C maj, Em, G maj, Bm, DMaj, F#m, Amaj, Dbm, Emaj, etc.
My guess is that this type of usage of triads would be most effective in modal types settings, and perhaps some specific harmonic contexts.
According to Leon White, Larry uses this at times during his great 'Mulberry Street' solo from Strikes Twice. I have attempted to utilise this concept from time to time, with no real great results.
I was wondering if Larry could explain the concept and also perhaps how it can be applied effectively, with some examples within some kind of musically context.
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Wednesday September 12, 2012
NHS plans to downgrade west London hospitals are fatally flawed and will compromise local health services, according to a damning independent report released today (September 12).
Former NHS chief executive, Timothy Rideout, says there are fundamental flaws in NHS North West London's controversial plans to scrap the A&E departments at Hammersmith and Charing Cross Hospitals, as well as the hyper acute stroke unit at Charing Cross.
In a scathing report, Mr Rideout - who is a specialist in change management, financial strategy and organisational turnaround within the health service, spells out a series of major concerns in the NHS business case. These include:
- A failure to explore genuine alternatives to A&E closures.
- Evidence that the "over-provision" of A&E departments, that NHS North West London claims to justify the closure of four units in the area, is not as marked as claimed. Nationally an average A&E department caters for 259,425 people. In North West London around 247,150 people are currently served per A&E (just 5% less than the national average). But, if the current NHS proposals go ahead, the remaining A&E's would each need to cater for 395,440 people - meaning the area would have 52% less capacity than the national average.
- Using location as the main factor to decide downgrade options, rather than more relevant issues such as: the needs of local people or the current performance of local hospitals. For example, Charing Cross has the lowest mortality rate in North West London and the highest satisfaction score from patients, but this was not one of the criteria considered.
- Failure to independently verify the financial modelling used to determine the level of savings that the NHS needs to make.
- The 'funnel effect' of the chosen methodology in knocking out viable alternatives before they had a chance to be fairly compared.
- Lack of regard for the 40 per cent of inpatient admissions and 23 per cent of A&E admissions - people who will be dramatically affected by downgrading local hospitals.
Mr Rideout says the process that NHS North West London chose to decide that the borough's two hospitals should be downgraded is 'unsafe' - and that, therefore, so are the proposals.
"There are fundamental problems with the whole business case used by NHS North West London," says Mr Rideout. "There is a complete failure to take account of current clinical outcomes and a lack of regard for the scale of impact these radical changes will have on Hammersmith & Fulham residents."
The excellence of current services will be put at risk as residents will be faced with increased travel times and delayed access to emergency care, according to the report. All this is combined with an inadequate public consultation earlier this year while the proposals were being drawn up - with just one in every 5,000 residents consulted.
Despite receiving MORE funding from central government, NHS North West London is ploughing ahead with budget savings of 4 per cent per year.
Cllr Nicholas Botterill, Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council Leader, says: "The Rideout Report is a devastating critique of the failure of NHS bureaucrats to spend the extra cash that they are getting from Government to improve and protect front line health services.
"Instead, this detailed review shows how the unaccountable NHS bureaucrats have attempted to justify the downgrading of two local hospitals in the face of massive opposition from patients with no firm evidence that nurses or GPs agree with their wild conclusions."
The report also warns that the removal of 1,000 adult beds should not go ahead before new NHS structures come in to effect in April 2013, as it would be 'highly inappropriate for formal decisions to be taken by Primary Care Trust on the eve of their abolition'. The report goes on to argue that major changes should not even be considered until the capacity of primary and community care, under the 'Out of Hospitals' strategy, has been significantly beefed up.
Cllr Botterill continues: "NHS North West London has failed to adequately consult the council, GPs or patients and their so call preferred option of downgrading Charing Cross and Hammersmith Hospitals is fatally flawed.
"To add insult to injury, under the current timetable, a dying organisation in the form of the current PCT is scheduled to make a major decision on the future health and wellbeing of thousands of residents as its last act before being dismantled. If this is allowed to continue there will be no accountability and no one to blame when lives are lost.
"We will now re-double our efforts to persuade the NHS North West London to think again."
Timothy Rideout was brought in to help scrutinise NHS plans to downgrade local hospitals by H&F Council. Mr Rideout has more than 20 years experience in senior roles within the health service and was formally appointed to assist by the council's Housing Health and Adult Social Care Select Committee in July.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Beyond Sports Network on Tuesday named University of New Mexico senior punter Ben Skaer as one of its four national Special Teams Players of the Week for his efforts in the Lobos' 21-13 loss to UTSA in the season opener.
Skaer punted seven times for an average of 47.0 yards with three punts of 50 yards or more and four punts landing inside the Roadrunners 20-yard line. Two of those punts were downed at the 1.
Skaer also earned a College Football Performance Awards honorable mention for his play. Skaer is on the Ruy Guy Award preseason watch list -- with the award going to the nation's best punter each season in college football.
He is currently tied for ninth in the nation with his 47.0-yard punting average.


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This one is likely to tick off American Jews. A few months ago, the novelist A.B. Yehoshua set off a firestorm when he told members of the American Jewish Committee that "[Being] Israeli is my skin, not my jacket. You are changing jackets . . . you are changing countries like changing jackets. I have my skin, the territory." As a result, he claimed Jewish life in Israel is far more complete than in America. (Yehoshua issued a semi-apology, in which he did not retract his remarks, but merely insisted that they were no different from what he's said in the past.)
Now Uri Orbach, the influential Israeli journalist and TV personality, has written a column singing the praises of Israeli secular Jewish life, as opposed to the expressions of non-Orthodox Judaism found in the United States:
Israeli seculars enjoy a Jewish existence that is more intense than that enjoyed by any non-Orthodox American Jew. In America, if you do not observe the mitzvahs and are not connected to your community, your religion has not expression in your daily life. If someone would remind you, there is a chance that you would mark Passover or Hanukah (it takes place around Christmas time.)
If you are a non-religious Jew in America, the probability that your children will marry gentiles is huge, and the likelihood that this won't bother you too much is also quite high. Based on various estimates, the Jewish people lose about 50,000 Jews annually in the US alone. Even within Reform communities the struggle is no longer against intermarriage, but rather, focuses on guaranteeing minimal Jewish education for the children even if their parents intermarried.
In Israel, on the other hand, it is easy to spot the scope of secular Zionism's achievement. The Zionism that established the Jewish State managed to create a reasonable Jewish environment for seculars. Israelis enjoy a Jewish atmosphere thanks to Hebrew and political mechanisms: The Hebrew language and culture, Shabbats and holidays, life in the land of the Bible, the Jewish environment and the army.
Only in Israel do seculars have the opportunity to celebrate Shabbat and the holidays a little bit, to eat kosher a little, to wed, and divorce, be born and die as Jews, and all that without observing the mitzvahs. Only in Israel nobody will tell you: What, you're Jewish? I would have never thought that… (unless you are a construction worker.)
Zionism's great achievement is therefore the guarantee of a Jewish existence for secular Jews.
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Joe & Juanita Miller - Sharing A Prayer
Our next "30 Faces of Hunger Relief" takes us to Pine Bluff where a married couple has been helping hundreds of people in their communities for more almost two decades.
Joe and Juanita Miller are the directors of the Share-A-Prayer food pantry in Pine Bluff. And while their personalities differ, they both are passionate champions for the hungry.
There is no questioning whether or not you have met Juanita Miller before. Those that have met her know she is notorious for her hugs. It doesn't matter if you have never seen her before in your life, she is sure to greet you with a hug.
It is that same kind of personal touch that has transitioned into their mission of feeding hungry Arkansans.
"Some people just need to feel loved," says Juanita.
On any given week, Share-a-Prayer Ministries hands out at least 110 boxes of food to families. Their boxes contain enough food to feed a family for an entire week, maybe even longer. Last year, they handed out 188,000 pounds of food. They also make deliveries to elderly residents as well as emergency boxes of food. Sometimes they go as far to cook people food right out of their own kitchen.
As for Juanita, she gives out as many hugs as their pantry does boxes.
"Everyone that walks through the door gets a hug. Some of them get two hugs."
Joe Miller may not give out as many hugs but his wife says he was born to organize and is a hard worker. She also adds that although it may not seem like it but Joe is a talker as much as she is.
Joe makes sure everything is on spot with the ministry and that the food pantry runs nice and smooth- like a well-oiled machine.
For him, getting involved in their community was a no brainer.
"It is our duty to help others. As long as the Lord gives us strength to do it, we will keep on."
Juanita feelings are no different.
"We started doing this because people were in need and we gave food to them. It is what God told us to do so we just did it."
Both in their 70s, the Millers are showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, anyone who has met the them know they have the energy of someone half their age. Because of the joy and passion they bring to serving others, they are able to provide comfort, along with a box of food, to so many Arkansans.


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Human rights are based on human beings. Discuss with reference to both the law on abortion and on the case of Airedale NHS Trust v Bland, House of Lords (1993). What it is to be human has been a philosophical, political, and religious debate that has lasted for centuries, and continues to this day. It is apparent that in order to determine the purpose of human rights, we must first determine what constitutes a 'human being;' that is to say, when does 'life' begin, and even, when does one's humanity end? I contend that there are no correct answer to these questions, merely opinions supported by arguments and on occasion the odd 'fact', scientific, religious, or otherwise. Every individual must answer these questions for his- or herself; however, in order to ensure that human rights are enforced it has become essential that the government take a stand regarding the answer to the aforementioned queries so that it may be known to whom these rights apply. In this essay I will refer to the arguments set forth by pro-life and pro-choice advocates alike, referencing the many podiums from which they stem, and consider case law applicable to abortion and euthanasia. I will also analyse the 18611, 19292, and 19673 Acts and their implications on women's rights, as well as the European Convention for Human Rights. In order to appropriately approach the title statement it is necessary to determine exactly what constitutes a human being. This task, however, is much easier said than done, particularly regarding determining the moment when human life, as far as human rights are concerned, begins. For the purposes of this essay, I will henceforth refer to human beings for whom human rights apply as 'persons,' which allows me to freely use the term 'human being' with reference to the biological body of a person, free from their individual personality, capacity for thought, and experiences. ...read more.
In my opinion, as far as the law and application of human rights are concerned, I believe this point in gestation is about accurate regarding when a person's individuality begins and whether or not a woman should be entitled to an abortion. After this point I find it difficult to support the need for abortion outside of extraneous circumstances that have already been outlined in the 1967 Act. A very interesting perspective exists regarding when life as a 'person' begins with reference to the electrical output of the central nervous system. That is to say, human death, at least in the United States, is agreed to occur in many states at the point at which there is no longer electrical activity in the brain (or the brain has 'flat-lined'). In such an instance, even though the body may be sustained through various machines, the 'person' in all his conscious and meaningful being no longer exists, and is considered dead. It seems logical to say that if life as a person ends when electricity has stopped flowing through the brain, then life as a person must begin when this same electrical functioning occurs for the first time, around 22 weeks gestation. It is arguable that at this point, because higher levels of functioning have begun to develop, the foetus may be capable of greater sensory perception and even possibly feeling, and therefore it is possible that the deadline the Abortion Act sets may be a couple of weeks too late. I would therefore argue that life as a person, for the purposes of the legal application of human rights, ought to be considered at the moment of gestation during which the brain's higher functioning begins to work: 22 weeks. After this point I believe the law should remain extremely stringent regarding the rights of the unborn child, as it is capable, particularly from 24 weeks onwards, of sustaining a viable existence independent of the mother. ...read more.
differ greatly from the action of 'inflicting' death through merciful mechanisms? When the patient is in a position to die regardless, particularly when medical treatment is stopped or when the individual would have committed suicide but is physically incapable of doing it for himself, does omission and action truly make that much difference? According to the law as it stands it does, particularly because acting in such away as to accelerate death is considered to be an act of murder at best; why is this not the case in places like Belgium and Switzerland, where euthanasia has been legalized and the amount of assisted deaths has not fallen down a 'slippery slope' as many euthanasia protestors fear? Ronald Dworkin, as well as the House of Lords, approached the issue of a person's right to death from a three-fold perspective: self-determination (or autonomy), best interests, and sanctity of life. Hoffman L.J. recognises this in his judgement in the House of Lords: "Thus it seems to me that we are faced with conflicting ethical principles. On the one hand, Anthony Bland is alive and the principle of the sanctity of life says that we should not deliberately allow him to die. On the other hand, Anthony Bland is an individual human being and the principle of self-determination says he should be allowed to choose for himself and that, if he is unable to express his choice, we should try our honest best to do what we think he would have chosen."14 The three aforementioned points of the morality triangle are difficult to place in order of relevance when determining the fate of an individual's existence as a human being. However, if and when we are forced to choose I contend that the method that best supports a person's human rights, particularly as set out in the ECHR, is that method which supports first autonomy, then best interests, and then sanctity of life. That is not to say that any one of these principles ought to be entirely ignored for the sake of another. ...read more.
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Let's use a really, really simplified accounting ledger. It's just three fields, an entry id, a customer id, and an amount, which has a float for a data type.
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That's why two hunters who allegedly shot three swans in the Pickerel Creek Wildlife Area, located on U.S. 6 between Sandusky and Fremont, aren't getting much sympathy from fellow hunters or wildlife officials.
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One swan is dead and one is recovering from a wing wound at Back to the Wild in Castalia. A third swan also was reported shot but it was not found and its condition is unknown.
The two face misdemeanor poaching charges, said Kevin Newsome, wildlife officer supervisor for the Ohio Division of Wildlife office in Findlay.
Newsome said he did not know the names of the hunters and said a report with more information will be completed later this week. The main investigating officer was off Tuesday, he said.
Trumpeter swans are listed as a threatened species in Ohio. They were listed as endangered until about two years ago so they are doing better, but it's still illegal to hunt them anywhere in Ohio, Newsome said.
Fellow hunters who witnessed the swans being shot phoned wildlife officers on the state's 1-800-POACHER tip line after witnessing the incident. Officers soon arrived on the scene, and the hunters were tracked down the next day, Newsome said.
He said the reports from the other hunters were a key to the case.
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The hunters face likely citations, possible suspension of hunting licenses and restitution that could cost $1,000 a bird, Newsome said. The judge also could order the hunters to reimburse Back to the Wild for the cost of nursing the wounded swan back to health, he said.
Newsome said swan shootings in Ohio are rare but not unknown. In many cases, the shootings are not deliberate and involve inexperienced hunters, he said. Waterfowl hunters should hunt with experienced hunters at first, he said, until they can tell swans from legally-hunted birds such as ducks and geese.
"It's not like squirrel hunting or rabbit hunting, where everybody knows what a squirrel looks like," he said.
Back to the Wild, located in Castalia, nurses injured wild animals and releases them back into their native habitat.
That's the plan for the swan, which has an injury to the wing and is believed to be female, said Mona Rutger, Back to the Wild's founder and leader.
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Trumpeter swans are the heaviest bird in North America. The huge birds are vegetarians, gobbling up grain and plants.
Their wings pack a wallop, as Rutger discovered when the swan hit her when Rutger was giving it medicine.
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Seahawks: Loyalty v. Watchability
October 27, 2011 @scottcushing Email What's that? You'd like to know where Cleveland 6 Seattle 3 ranks on my watchability scale? That's a good question and one that requires some calibration. Because I am an NFL fan and specifically a fan of the Seattle Seahawks I am obligated to watch. It's burned into my muscle […] [Read More]
NFL Week 1: Shocks and Shrugs
September 12, 2011 @scottcushing Email Every week in the NFL produces surprises, but never more so than the first full day of games and Sunday was no different. Each year I have in my mind what teams I think will be good and which teams will, without question, be undoubtedly bad. And then the first […] [Read More]
NFL 2011 Predictions and the Return of QB Tiers
August 18, 2011 @scottcushing Email EDIT on September 8, 2011: I originally had Indy going 10-6 but that was before we found out that Peyton Manning's neck issues may keep him out longer than we all expected. As a consequence, I've adjusted many of the predictions below… enjoy. To follow are my predictions for the […] [Read More]
Seahawks: Lifting a Lockout While Ending an Era
July 26, 2011 @scottcushing Email If you have been paying attention, you knew this day was coming. The organization was clearly headed in a different direction…the franchise wasn't successful enough…rating wasn't good enough…too old…too expensive… younger options available… So it makes perfect sense that TNT would cancel "Men of a Certain Age" after two seasons. […] [Read More]
The Post-Matt Hasselbeck Era
May 2, 2011 @scottcushing Email Regardless of how you feel about Matt Hasselbeck, if you are a Seahawks fan you're concerned about the QB position in 2011 and beyond. I'm in the pro-Hasselbeck camp and have resided there for quite some time now. It's possible that he's not as good as he once was (and […] [Read More]
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Lenovo today launched their Windows 8.1 tablet, the Miix 2 8. The 8-inch slate comes with the latest Intel Atom Bay Trail quad-core processor.
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I can't really figure out if the problem with my eyelid is caused by my lazy eye (although I had surgery to correct that when I was younger) or some type of ptosis. I feel like I look drowsy and spaced out all the time because of my droopy eyelid. I attached a picture because I'm not sure if this is ptosis at all. I don't want to get a surgery unless it will make my eyelids look the same size. I would also like to know if there are any alternatives to an eyelid surgery.
Is This Ptosis? And is It Fixable Without Surgery?
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Yes, you do have ptosis on the left side. It is easily correctable and should be successful at restoring symmetry to your eyes. There really aren't any non surgical options.
Tarsal levator advancement is an excellent option for ptosis surgery
Web reference: http://www.drpacella.com/upper-eyelid-ptosis/
Yes you do have ptosis
You need to be seen by a plastic surgeon with experience in treating eyelid problems. From your picture ( important to note physical examination is required) you have ptosis in your left eye and because your brain is attempting to lift your eyelid as much as possible, you have overcompensation of your right eyelid, causing widening of the vertical dimension. There is no medical treatment for this, you will need surgery.
Good luck
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Is this eyelid ptosis, or a "droopy" eyelid?
You may very well have eyelid ptosis on one side, but it is difficult to tell from this picture. An examination would be needed to determine. Often, one eyelid may actually have ptosis, but taping up the opposite lid during the exam may be necessary to unmask it. Best to see a plastic surgeon who has oculoplastic training or an oculoplastic eye doctor. Good luck.
Not Ptosis.
It appears that you have some component of eyelid retraction. Your issue to complicated to discuss via a blog. I would recommend you see a couple of board certified plastic surgeons and board certified oculoplastic surgeons. There are couple of excellent plastic surgeons in the Marietta and Paces Ferry area you should see. There are a couple of excellent oculoplastic surgeons in the Northside Hospital area. This where you should start.
Dr. ES
Asymmetric upper lids and ptosis
The photo you provided does show asymmetric upper lid creases, but there does not seem to be significant drooping of the lid (ptosis). However, often a high upper lid crease is a sign of a weakness of the upper lid ligaments (levator aponeurosis) and this may not have been captured by your photograph. I suggest you see an ophthalmologist for a complete evaluation.
Web reference: http://www.facialplasticsurgerymd.com
Is This Ptosis? And is It Fixable Without Surgery?
Maybe medial lid mild ptosis. See plastic eye specialists. There are possible medication drops that could help this. Or you may need a very minor levator repair. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl J. Blinski 3054 598 0091
Nonsurgical ptosis repair
There are nonsurgical options to address ptosis but they are temporary. They include Botox and Fillers, placed in strategic locations to allow eyelid elevation or lowering.
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Asymmetric Eyelid Repair
It is somewhat difficult to tell from the picture. However, it appears that the eyelid crosses the iris at the same place on each side. This would mean that you do not have ptosis. There is a difference on the fullness of the eyelids, however. The right is much fuller than the left. The left looks almost sunken. If this is the case, then injection with a filler or fat on the left should solve the problem. See a Plastic Surgeon who specializes in facial rejuvenation, including the eyes and injection.
Sagging Upper Eyelid - Surgery or No Surgery?
Regarding: "Is This Ptosis? And is It Fixable Without Surgery?
I can't really figure out if the problem with my eyelid is caused by my lazy eye (although I had surgery to correct that when I was younger) or some type of ptosis. I feel like I look drowsy and spaced out all the time because of my droopy eyelid. I attached a picture because I'm not sure if this is ptosis at all. I don't want to get a surgery unless it will make my eyelids look the same size. I would also like to know if there are any alternatives to an eyelid surgery."
The eye on the Right side of the screen (? your left eye), shows mild lid sagging and a much higher tarsal fold than the other eye. This could be due to failure of development of the Levator muscle attachment to the skin AND eye lid cartilage (tarsal plate) OR due to disruption of the operation you had as a child.
I would consult with either a Plastic surgeon who specializes in eyelid surgery or an Eye surgeon who specializes in eyelid surgery and be thoroughly evaluated. Depending on your examination you may or may not need an examination. But that SHOULD be your first step.
Dr. Peter Aldea
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ASHLAND, Va. (WTVR) – Over 95,000 runners and walkers from all over the world took steps to remember Meg Menzies Saturday.
Meg was struck and killed Monday while running in Hanover County. Dr. Michael Carlson was arrested and charged with DUI and involuntary manslaughter in relation to the incident.
Those in the running community said it's important to be safe on the road because as much as runners would like to, not all drivers can be trusted.
Mike Harman, the owner of TrainTown CrossFit in Ashland, said he will be running with a heavy heart Saturday. Harman knows the family of Menzies, the 34-year-old killed while running in Hanover County.
"Our sorrow runs so deep," Harman said. "I think like everyone else we are in complete shock."
Strangers all the way from California to New Zealand took to the streets in memory of Meg.
"It's a sad situation that 3 children lost their mother. I just have to support the family anyway I can," said Karena Jackson.
Scott Schricker of Sportsbackers reminds runners and walkers to think about Menzies as they embark on their 10K training. Schricker says safety for runners and drivers during the run should be paramount.
"If you're running with a group remember to run against traffic, run in single file and don't block the road," Schricker said.
Harman, who serves as an Ashland Volunteer firefighter and is friends with Meg's widower Scott Menzies, an Ashland police officer, said the first responder family is rallying around one of their own.
"We want to support the family and in a tragic loss everyone is looking to express their feelings. We want to do it in a safe environment," Harman said.


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By GENARO C. ARMAS
(AP) GREEN BAY, Wis. - Just kidding!
The offseason comments from receiver Greg Jennings questioning former Packers teammate Aaron Rodgers' leadership and whether the quarterback had become bigger than the team? Jennings, who signed with the archrival Minnesota Vikings in the offseason, said they were all made in jest.
What a coincidence _ the Packers visit Minnesota on Sunday night in Jennings' first game against his former teammates.
"It wasn't meant to hurt anyone's feelings," Jennings said Wednesday in a conference call. "It was just really messing around initially and then everyone kind of blew it a little bit out of proportion."
As if there weren't enough story lines between the fierce NFC North rivals.
The Packers (4-2) are back atop the division following a three-game winning streak despite being riddled with injuries. The most serious one has been the neck injury to tight end Jermichael Finley, who coach Mike McCarthy said remained hospitalized Wednesday after getting hurt in the 31-13 win last weekend over the Browns.
The reeling Vikings (1-5) could be going back to Christian Ponder at quarterback after Josh Freeman reported to team headquarters this week with concussion-like symptoms following the 23-7 loss Monday night to the Giants.
But back to those thinly veiled shots at Rodgers.
"I probably took it a little too far," Jennings said. "No, I was happy there. Obviously there's things that go on throughout life that you wish would be different. But it is what it is. You have to roll with the punches."
Jennings said repeatedly that he's moved on. As a refresher, a couple lines from Jennings' comments to the Star Tribune in July.
_"For me, I'm such a team person ... I'm going to defer to the team, to the team, to the team. And I think when you reach a point where you're not deferring any longer, it's no longer really about the team."
_"Don't get me wrong, `12' is a great person ... But when you hear all positives, all positives, all positives all the time, it's hard for you to sit down when one of your teammates says, `Man, come on, you've got to hold yourself accountable for this.' It's hard for someone to see that now because all they've heard is I'm doing it the right way, I'm perfect."
For his part, Rodgers is focused on his current teammates.
"With the way my life is right now and with my job as a leader on this football team and quarterback," Rodgers said, "I just don't have the energy to spend time thinking about those things."
Not that it's completely out of his mind. It's just not a priority.
"I didn't say anything about forgetting. I just said focusing," Rodgers said. "It's about what you should spend energy focusing on and thinking about and worrying about."
Jennings was Rodgers' top target in the quarterback's first four years as a starter, going over the 1,000-yard mark from 2008-2010 and coming up just short in 2011. He finished with a career-low 366 yards last season after missing half the year with a torn lower abdominal muscle. Jennings' 205 receptions in Green Bay are third on the franchise's career list, behind Donald Driver (363), who retired after last season; and Antonio Freeman (213).
Asked about Jennings, McCarthy wished his former receiver well and said it would be fun to compete against him.
James Jones lightheartedly hoped Jennings would be held to "three catches for three yards this week, we get the win and everybody stays healthy." Jones, who missed the Browns game with a knee injury, didn't officially practice Wednesday though McCarthy said the receiver went through "some on-the-field work" as part of his rehab.
According to Jennings, leaving Green Bay in part allowed the rest of the receiving corps to grow.
"If I had stayed, I could have been overshadowing some of those guys ... not allowing them to flourish the way that I know that they're capable of flourishing," Jennings said.
He hasn't reached out to Rodgers. Jennings said he hoped that he knew that "I'm not one of those guys that wishes ill will on anyone or tries to stand out and be apart from the team. ... I know and you guys know that he's a great quarterback. He's the best player in the game."
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Mock Bread, Mock Cheese, Mock Food?
At the risk of offending-though I think it's pretty tame-by accident I bought a gluten free loaf the other day, and it was really odd tasting.
It had a kind of gluey texture studded with bits of what resembled tiny, just undercooked rice.
As vegetables are probably my favorite things on earth, I'd imagine creative gluten free can be great. However, as I would had I needed to skirt cheese or other foods, I'd probably steer clear of faux products.
Inappropriate? Can you make decent stuff w/ mock ingredients.
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Something fishy about this story.
Hummm .... when I was a lot younger, I seem to remember that the current "ruling" family allowed the Soviet Union to park nuclear tipped missiles aimed at us 90 miles off our coast. Was called the "Cuban Missile Crisis". Almost started WWIII.
What makes anyone think the wouldn't invite another country to do the same?
God help us. We are now at the mercy of Congress to make sure that this $3.6 trillion budget doesn't pass intact (will probably be $7.2 trillion when they finish adding the pork). Talk about a rock and a hard place.
Is Obama pulling our leg? Be good little boys and spend your allowance wisely? This is an out of control freight train.
I guess pretty soon I'll be getting a letter in the mail from the government saying that I have a history of working hard and paying my bills so I must be a responsible person so now I am here by ordered to find a second or third job to put more money into the system because "I was smart enough to manage my life the right way!!!". Duh ... stupid me.
Anyone even know who the rest of the candidates were?
Where is the recall for the legislature? Even if he vetos it, they can still override the veto. And if they are having second thoughts, they can repeal it. And I think thats the point that Jindal's trying to make. They are and have always been the REAL problem. But they just keep getting voted back in.
Let's consider the more insidious nature of these dumpings. Mabybe it's not the cops at all. Maybe it's weapons used in drug hits, and it's common knowledge among the killers that this WAS a good, convenient place to dump the murder weapon.
Man, this ain't rocket science.
25 ft Storm Surge - 15 ft Levee = 10 ft overtop
You don't need a super computer to do this.
The real issue is do you find the political will to spend 100's of billions of dollars to build a levee system to protect less than 1% of the country's population.
Locations of these near major intersections ususally means where businesses are also concentrated. All this will do is cause people to use alternate routes and cost businesses lost revenue and traffic. Half the incidents I read about citations issued seem to be arbitrary and whisical at the descretion of the officer(s) reviewing them and could go either way. When I go into metarie, I use W.Esplanade and W.Napolean to avoid Vets where the cameras are concentrated. Guess where the businesses are concentrated? Veterans Blvd. I don't stop at Cafe Dumonde anymore because I don't pass it anymore. The businesses are lossing out on this one.
Fantastic crossgyrl504!!! You have my admiration. You used the help exactly as it is intended for. As a TEMPORARY spring board to get your life back on track. You are right, after almost 3 years, it's about time others follow your example. Again congratulations on your new life.
r u all having a nice day? OOPS! Sorry used "r u", don't want to offend the English major.
Ok, making $8 and hour then get a second job and bring up your income. I did it for 15yrs to support myself and my family. Also, the second job keeps you off the street and out of the bar rooms (keeps you from being shot too) and your too tired to reproduce out of control.
msanch79: They now have a place where they can be watched 24hrs a day by someone whose not gonna take any baloney from them! The jail. Now their parents can do their own thing knowing that little Johnny has a warm bed, 3 square meals a day, a lot of other playmates and caring guardians.
At 17, these kids now get a record that will follow them the rest of thier lives.
Wow! These two young men (and I use the term loosely) are in deep trouble. It's gonna cost their parents a bundle on money. If they have any kind of parents, they won't be seeing the light of day for quite sometime.
vivalasam134: No one ever said you were being BANNED, only supervised by an adult after 4:00pm.
Why do so many people keep saying BAN? This is not a BAN.
Might not be a good idea to have these kids accompanied and supervised by their parents. If the way some of these kids behave is any indication of how these kids are being raised, we may be in for even worse.
Judge Judy would have a field day with this one. Wouldn't you just love it.


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Sony had quite an eventful day, today at MWC. After announcing its upcoming smartphone launches, new devices and plans for the future, we can say that we have great expectations for the company, this year. But there is also a bit of good news for those that are interested in smartphone computing.
Sony has also released the SmartDock, which plays along with the Sony Xperia P to create an entertainment center-like experience. According to Sony, users will be able to connect their devices to a monitor or TV, and control their media and apps via a remote control, or a keyboard/mouse plugged in to the phone's USB ports.
We assume it will be much like Motorola's WebTop experience, but with a bit more focus on entertainment. The highlight of mobile computing this MWC is definitely Ubuntu for Android, though. So we will have to wait for more details, and see how the competition falls into place.
[Source: PR Newswire Via: The Verge]
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You have to be kidding; beating Murray on clay is not a big scalp by any stretch of the imagination. Do you know how many titles Murray won on clay in his career? How many finals he reached? How many times he beat top 10 players on clay?
Says a lot about Ferrer's inaptitude on the big stage if that's the only thing you can bring to the table. There'd have been no 'messages' had Berdych beaten Murray on clay at RG, it'd have been a totally expected outcome.
there would have been tuns of messages if Berdych had been so near to leading 2 sets to love against Murray in Wimbledon and to taking him to a fifth set.
And Murray is as good as anyone on grass and it's Ferrer's worst surface (where he still ridiculed Del Potro).
Besides, there would be so much shit said if Berdych had a leading H2H against Djokovic on clay.
Yes, I know :
as long as it's not Federer or Nadal concerned, nobody cares
But I really think that the best two players in the world now are Djokovic and Murray, not Fed and Nadal.
Did you pee in your pants as well when Simon or Canas defeated Federer ?
Are they those famous "big hitters" about whom I read so many bullshits been said ?
Why does Fed fear Simon more than Söderling or Del Potro ?
Didn't it knock anything to all the people who keep on spreading that stupid prejudice that old Fed is overpowered by the so-called "big hitters"
on quick courts
, that the only surface where Söderling defeated Fed, is actually clay ?
By the way, did you enjoy Chardy's forehand lesson to Del Po ? Did it knock anywhere at the external side of the box of your closed mind ?
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