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Los Angeles, CA (June 1, 2005) - California Cryobank Inc. (CCB), the leading U.S. and international sperm bank, now offers long-term storage of frozen eggs (oocytes) to provide additional reproductive options for CCB clients.
Client's eggs are harvested and frozen at their local medical facility and then shipped to California Cryobank's long-term facility in liquid nitrogen. A California Cryobank counselor works with each client, and their medical facility, via phone or in person, to coordinate shipment of frozen eggs to CCB for long-term storage. Frozen eggs are then kept secure until clients are ready to retrieve and use them.
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Ellsworth Police Investigating Vehicle Theft
ELLSWORTH - Ellsworth police are investigating after a vehicle was stolen from a local business over the weekend.
Police say a truck, just like the one pictured above, was taken from Colwell's Diesel Services and Garage in Ellsworth.
It belongs to Simon's Farm, where the one in the photo is still parked.
If anyone sees a truck like this, you are asked to call Sgt. Glenn Moshier at 667-2168. If you wish to remain anonymous, dial 669-6699.
Lindsey Mills
Lindsey joined the WVII ABC7 and WFVX FOX Bangor news team in January of 2012. Raised in Arlington, Mass., Lindsey graduated from Endicott College located in Beverly, Mass. where she majored in Communication. While attending college on the North Shore Lindsey ran the campus newspaper, the Endicott Observer, lead the Endicott Gulls field hockey team as Captain in the 2009 & 2010 seasons, and played for the women's club hockey team.
For two years Lindsey worked at WCVB Channel 5 News Boston as an ENG producer and writer, while also filling in for various positions in
Chronicle, the station's nightly news magazine. Additionally, Lindsey contributed to the production of two MDA Labor Day telethons.
When she's not in the field she can be found on the ice. Lindsey helps out with Brewer's Youth Hockey Learn to Skate & Learn to Play program and plays on a men's league team. She also helped to establish Brewer's first youth under-12 girl's hockey team.

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Originally posted by xenongod
I suspect that the water gushed out so hard that it even sent bits of water and earth into outerspace to become comets and meteors. More to come if interested.
Originally posted by Speakerofthetruth
, Now its hard to explain but it makes sense if you look into the subject.
edit on 23-3-2012 by Speakerofthetruth because: Added source's and fixed spelling
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Speakerofthetruth
So, for this "heavy mass object" (what a ridiculous term, what's wrong with "massive object"?) to have any noticeable effect it would have to be extremely massive and well within the solar system. Any such object would be doing more than making noises. The planets would be acting like billiard balls on a fishing boat. They aren't. They are right where they should be.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Rick Porcello went 7 2/3 strong innings on Sunday and the Tigers avoided a sweep with a 5-2 win over the White Sox.
Porcello (1-0) allowed just one run -- an eighth-inning homer to Dayan Viciedo -- on five hits. He did not issue a walk and struck out four.
Gerald Laird went 3-for-4 with a solo home run while Ramon Santiago and Prince Fielder each had an RBI for Detroit, which had dropped three of its last four, including the first two games of this series.
"We were just able to bounce back off a good performance by Ricky (Porcello)," said Laird. "It was definitely a big win for us to come in here and at least get one."
Chris Sale (1-1), making his second major league start, gave up three runs on five hits over five-plus innings to take the loss. A.J. Pierzynski drove in a run in the ninth for Chicago, which saw its four-game win streak come to an end.
"We're playing good baseball, that's the bottom line," said Sale. "We've been playing great, we've been bringing it to the park every day and I just didn't show up today, I didn't give the team what they needed."
Jhonny Peralta and Laird, who led off the third with a homer, both doubled in the fifth to place runners at second and third. Sale then threw a wild pitch to Austin Jackson, allowing Peralta to score for a 2-0 Detroit lead.
Fielder doubled to begin the sixth, chasing Sale, and later scored on a wild by Nate Jones.
Porcello retired 10 straight batters before Viciedo's two-out, line drive homer to center in the eighth. Joaquin Benoit struck out Brent Morel to end the inning and Santiago and Fielder both singled home a run in the ninth to make it 5-1.
Adam Dunn doubled off of Jose Valverde to begin the ninth and Pierzynski drove him home two batters later. Valverde then allowed a one-out single to Alexei Ramirez before retiring Kosuke Fukudome and Viciedo to seal the win.
Detroit placed 14 runners in scoring position...The White Sox were looking for their first three-game sweep of the Tigers since 2006 and their first 3-0 start at home since 2004.


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CONROE, Texas – A 16-year-old girl died after a single-vehicle crash in Montgomery County Wednesday morning. The vehicle's 18-year-old male driver was in critical condition, DPS troopers said.
It happened just after 2 a.m. in the 12800 block of FM 1485.
Troopers arrived at the scene to find a 2002 Saturn nearly split in two, smashed into the side of a pair of utility poles.
The impact of the crash snapped both poles and tore up the power lines above.
Caney Creek firefighters called for additional help from the River Plantation Fire Department. It took crews almost 45 minutes to remove both occupants of the mangled vehicle.
Fog prevented a medical helicopter from responding to the scene. The driver was taken via ground ambulance to Ben Taub, and the passenger was taken to Memorial Hermann in Houston with severe head trauma, internal injuries and broken bones. She was pronounced dead at the hospital later Wednesday morning.
Entergy workers stood by while crews extricated the teens, waiting to repair the power lines and restore service to the area.
Troopers said they believe speed may have been a factor in the crash.
"It looks like he may have been traveling at a high rate of speed coming around the corner, and then he lost control of the vehicle," a trooper at the scene said.
The posted speed limit on that stretch of road is 50 mph.
Investigators did not release the name of either teen.
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ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah, CRISP, Richard and BARLEY, Ruth (2010). Ethnic minority customers of the Pensions, Disability and Carers Service: an evidence review. Other. London, Department for Work and Pensions.
ALLMARK, P. J. (2005). Bayes and health care research. Medicine, health care and philosophy., 7 (3), 321-332.
ALLMARK, P. J. (2004). Should research samples reflect the diversity of the population? Journal of medical ethics, 30 (2), 185-189.
ALLMARK, P. J. (2006). An argument for the use of Aristotelian method in bioethics. Medicine, health care and philosophy, 9 (1), 69-79.
ALLMARK, P. J. (2008). An aristotelian account of autonomy. Journal of value inquiry, 42 (1), 41-53.
ALLMARK, P. J., BOOTE, J., CHAMBERS, E., CLARKE, A., MCDONNELL, A., THOMPSON, A. and TOD, A. (2009). Ethical issues in the use of in-depth interviews: literature review and discussion. Research ethics review, 5 (2), 48-54.
ALLMARK, P. J. and MASON, S. (2005). Improving the quality of consent to randomised controlled trials by using continuous consent and clinician training in the consent process. Journal of Medical Ethics, 32 (8), p. 439.
ALLMARK, P. J., MASON, S., GILL, A. B. and MEGONE, C. (2003). Obtaining consent for neonatal research. Archives of disease in childhood: fetal and neonatal edition, 88 (3), F166-F167.
ALLMARK, P. J. and MASON, S. (2005). Should desperate volunteers be included in randomised controlled trials? Journal of Medical Ethics, 32 (9), 548-553.
ALLMARK, P. J. and SALWAY, S. (2009). Reducing Health Inequalities Implementation Theme. Briefing paper 1: Why health inequalities matter. Discussion Paper. South Yorkshire, Collaborations for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRC).
ALLMARK, P. J. and SPEDDING, M. (2007). Clinical trials in neonates: ethical issues. Seminars in fetal and neonatal medicine., 12 (4), 318-23.
ALLMARK, P. J. and TOD, A. (2006). How should public health professionals engage with lay epidemiology? Journal of medical ethics, 32 (8), 460-463.
ALLMARK, P. J. and TOD, A. (2009). The evaluation of public health education initiatives on smoking and lung cancer: an ethical critique. In: PECKHAM, S. and HANN, A., (eds.) Public health ethics and practice. Bristol, Policy Press, 65-82.
ALLMARK, Peter (2011). I didn't ask for this: justice versus illness. Nursing philosophy : an international journal for healthcare professionals, 12 (1), 1-3.
ALLMARK, Peter (2010). Introduction and overview. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter (2013). Virtue and austerity. Nursing Philosophy, 14, 45-52.
ALLMARK, Peter, BHANBHRO, Sadiq and CHRISP, Tom (2013). RESILIENT ROTHERHAM? Project Report. NHS Rotherham. (Unpublished)
ALLMARK, Peter, BHANBHRO, Sadiq and CHRISP, Tom (2014). An argument against the focus on Community Resilience in Public Health. BMC Public Health, 14, p. 62.
ALLMARK, Peter and CHOWBEY, Punita (2010). Shaping healthy communities: a report on the second symposium on the role of local authorities in reducing health inequalities. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished)
ALLMARK, Peter, COBB, Mark, LIDDLE, B. Jane and TOD, Angela (2010). Is the Doctrine of Double Effect irrelevant in end-of-life decision making? Nursing Philosophy, 11, 170-177.
ALLMARK, Peter and GRIMSLEY, Mike (2010). Socio-economic status or class. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter, HYDE, Martin and GRIMSLEY, M (2010). Age. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter, HYDE, Martin and MCCLIMENS, Alex (2010). Disability. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter and MACHACZEK, Katarzyna (2015). Financial capability, health and disability. BMC Public Health, 15 (1), p. 785.
ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and HYDE, Martin (2010). Methodology and method. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah, PIERCY, Hilary, BARLEY, Ruth, FAULKNER, Mark, FORMBY, Eleanor, GRIMSLEY, Mike, HYDE, Martin, KARLSEN, Saffron and MCCLIMENS, Alex (2010). Life and Health: An evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Technical Report. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
ALLMARK, Peter and TOD, Angela (2013). Can a nudge keep you warm? Using nudges to reduce excess winter deaths: insight from the Keeping Warm in Later Life Project (KWILLT). Journal of Public Health, 36 (1), 111-116.
ALRENI, Ahmad Salah Eldin, HARROP, Deborah, GUMBER, Anil and MCLEAN, Sionnadh (2015). Measures of upper limb function for people with neck pain : a systematic review of measurement and practical properties (protocol). Systematic Reviews, 4 (4).
ARDEN, Madelynne, DUXBURY, Alexandra and SOLTANI, Hora (2014). Responses to gestational weight management guidance: a thematic analysis of comments made by women in online parenting forums. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 14 (216).
ARMITAGE, Christopher J., NORMAN, Paul, NOOR, Mehwish, ALGANEM, Soud and ARDEN, Madelynne (2014). Evidence that a very brief psychological intervention boosts weight loss in a weight loss program. Behavior Therapy, 45 (5), 700-707.
ATHEY, V. L., TOD, A. M., SUCKLING, R. and ROGERS, T. K. (2010). Diagnosis of lung cancer – improving survival rates. European oncology, 6 (2), 26-30.
AYLOTT, Jill (2011). Big Lotteries Evaluation : Darnall Family Development Project, Yorkshire and the Humber Region. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University.
BAINBRIDGE, D., ADSETTS, D., BRAY, K., MCDONNELL, A. and TOD, A. (2010). An evaluation of the impact of introducing a new model for recognising and responding to early signs of deterioration in patients at the Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. Project Report. Rotherham, Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. (Unpublished)
BARKER, Lynne, MORTON, Nicholas, ROMANOWSKI, Charles A J and GOSDEN, Kevin (2013). Complete abolition of reading and writing ability with a third ventricle colloid cyst: implications for surgical intervention and proposed neural substrates of visual recognition and visual imaging ability. BMJ case reports, 2013.
BAXTER, Susan and ALLMARK, Peter (2013). Reducing the time-lag between onset of chest pain and seeking professional medical help: a theory-based review. BMC Medical Research Methodology, 13, p. 15.
BHANBHRO, Sadiq (2015). Representation of honour killings: critical discourse analysis of Pakistani English-language newspapers. In: EPPLE, Nicole, (ed.) Sexuality, Oppression and Human Rights. Inter-disciplinary.Net. (In Press)
BHANBHRO, Sadiq, DRENNAN, V.M, GRANT, Robert and HARRIS, Ruth (2011). Assessing the contribution of prescribing in primary care by nurses and professionals allied to medicine : a systematic review of literature. BMC Health Services Research, 11 (330), 1-10.
BHANBHRO, Sadiq, WASSAN, M Rafique, SHAH, Muhbat, TALPUR, Ashfaq A and WASSAN, Aijaz Ali (2013). Karo Kari : the murder of honour in Sindh Pakistan : an ethnographic study. International Journal of Asian Social Science, 3 (7), 1467-1484.
BIRD, J. and KIRSHBAUM, M. (2006). Towards a framework of advanced nursing practice for the clinical research nurse in cancer care. Clinical effectiveness in nursing, 9 (3/4), 161-171.
BRUMMELL, Stephen, TOD, Angela M, MCDONNELL, Ann, GUERIN, Maria, BEATTIE, Vanessa and IBBOTSON, Rachel (2014). An evaluation of the role of support workers in lung cancer. Cancer Nursing Practice, 14 (1), 22-27.
BURTON, Maria, COLLINS, Karen, CALDON, Lisa J. M., WYLD, Lynda and REED, Malcolm W. R. (2014). Information needs of older women faced with a choice of primary endocrine therapy or surgery for early-stage breast cancer : a literature review. Current Breast Cancer Reports, 6 (3), 235-244.
BURTON, Maria, COLLINS, Karen Anna, LIFFORD, Kate Joanna, BRAIN, Kate, WYLD, Lynda, CALDON, L., GATH, Jacqui, REVELL, Deirdre and REED, Malcolm William (2015). The information and decision support needs of older women (> 75 yrs) facing treatment choices for breast cancer: a qualitative study. Psycho‐Oncology., 24 (8), 878-884.
CALDON, L. J. M., MARSHALL-CORK, H., SPEED, G., REED, M. W. R. and COLLINS, K. A. (2010). Patients as researchers - innovative experiences in UK National Health Service research. International journal of consumer studies, 34 (5), 547-550.
CHANNER, Y. and DOEL, M. (2009). Beyond Qualification: Experiences of Black Social Workers on a Post-Qualifying Course. Social work education, 28 (4), 396-412.
CHAPMAN, Ann L N, JOHNSON, David and KILNER, Karen (2014). Leadership styles used by senior medical leaders : patterns, influences and implications for leadership development. Leadership in Health Services, 27 (4), 283-298.
CHILDS, Charmaine and SHEN, Liang (2015). Regional pressure and temperature differences across the injured human brain : comparisons between intraparenchymal and ventricular measurements. Critical Care. (In Press)
CHILDS, Charmaine, WIELOCH, Tadeusz, LECKY, Fiona, MACHIN, Graham, HARRIS, Bridget and STOCCHETTI, Nino (2010). Report of a consensus meeting on human brain temperature after severe traumatic brain injury : its measurement and management during pyrexia. Frontiers in Neurology, 1 (146).
CLARK, Michael D, HIGGINS, Robert, GUMBER, Anil, MORO, Domenico, LEECH, Dennis, SZCZEPURA, Ala, DAGA, Sunil and WEST, Nick (2013). 'A Better Way to Measure Choices' Discrete Choice Experiment and Conjoint Analysis Studies in Nephrology: A Literature Review. EMJ Nephrology, 1, 52-59.
CLARK, Michael D, LEECH, Dennis, GUMBER, Anil, MORO, Domenico, SZCZEPURA, Ala, WEST, Nick and HIGGINS, Robert (2012). Who should be prioritized for renal transplantation?: Analysis of key stakeholder preferences using discrete choice experiments. BMC Nephrology, 13 (152).
COLLINS, K., BOWNS, I. and WALTERS, S. (2004). General practitioners' perceptions of asynchronous telemedicine in a randomized controlled trial of teledermatology. Journal of telemedicine and telecare, 10 (2), 94-98.
COLLINS, K., STEVENS, T. and AHMEDZAI, S. H. (2007). Can consumer research panels form an effective part of the cancer research community? Clinical effectiveness in nursing, 9 (3-4), 112-118.
COLLINS, K., WINSLOW , M., REED, M. W. R., WALTERS, S. J., ROBINSON, T., MADAN, J., GREEN, T., COCKER, H. and WYLD, L. (2010). The views of older women towards mammographic screening: a qualitative and quantitative study. British journal of cancer, 102 (10), 1461-1467.
COLLINS, Karen, BOOTE, Jonathan, ARDRON, David, GATH, Jacqui, GREEN, Tracy and AHMEDZAI, Sam (2015). Making patient and public involvement in cancer and palliative care research a reality : academic support is vital for success. British Medical Journal (BMJ) (Supportive and Palliative Care), 5 (2), 203-206.
COLLINS, Karen, HUGHES, Philippa, IBBOTSON, Rachel, FOY, George and BROOKS, David (2015). Views and experiences of using integrated care pathways (ICPs) for caring for people in the last days to hours of life: results from a cross sectional survey of UK professionals. British Medical Journal Supportive and Palliative Care. (In Press)
COLLINS, Karen, MCCLIMENS, Alex, MEKONNEN, Stella and WYLD, Lynda (2014). Breast cancer information and support needs for women with intellectual disabilities : a scoping study. Psycho-Oncology, 23 (8), 892-897.
COOK, Sarah (2006). Intervention schedule, occupational therapy for people with psychotic conditions in community settings. Manual. Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished)
COOK, Sarah, CHAMBERS, Eleni and COLEMAN, Julie (2009). Occupational therapy for people with psychotic conditions in community settings: a pilot randomized controlled trial. Clinical Rehabilitation, 23, 40-52.
COOK, Sarah, HILL, Cathy, MUNDY, Timothy, KILLASPY, Helen, HOLLOWAY, Frank, CRAIG, Tom, TAYLOR, Deborah and FREEMAN, Lara (2012). GetREAL Intervention Manual. A staff training intervention for inpatient mental health rehabilitation units aimed at increasing patients' engagement in activities. Manual. Sheffield, Faculty of Health & Wellbeing, Sheffield Hallam University and UCL Mental Health Sciences Unit, University College London.
COOPER, Carol and CARVER, Neil (2012). Problem based learning in mental health nursing : the students experience. International Journal of Mental Health Nursing., 21 (2), 175-183.
CRONIN DE CHAVEZ, Anna (2015). Keeping warm with sickle cell disease research project. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University, Centre of Health and Social Care Research.
CRONIN DE CHAVEZ, Anna, TOD, Angela, HOMER, Catherine, NELSON, Pete, STOCKS, Amanda and POWELL-HOYLAND, Vanessa (2013). Warm Well Families: Rotherham Final Report. Project Report. Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council.
DIXON, S, KAAMBWA, B, NANCARROW, Susan, BRYAN, S and MARTIN, G (2010). The relationship between staff skill mix, costs and outcomes in intermediate care services. BMC Health Services Research, 10.
DOEL, M. (2008). Assessing skills in groupwork. In: COHEN, C., (ed.) Think group: strength and diversity in social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 69-81.
DOEL, M. (2008). Co-working. In: GITTERMAN, A. and SALMON, R., (eds.) Encyclopedia of social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 302-304.
DOEL, M. (2005). Difficult behaviour in groups. Social work with groups, 28 (1), 3-22.
DOEL, M. (2008). Groupwork. In: GITTERMAN, A. and SALMON, R., (eds.) Encyclopedia of social work with groups. New York, Routledge, 153-156.
DOEL, M. (2010). Service-user perspectives on relationships. In: RUCH, G., TURNEY, D. and WARD, A., (eds.) Relationship-based social work: getting to the heart of practice. London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 199-213.
DOEL, M. (2009). Task-centred work. In: ADAMS, R., DOMINELLI, L. and PAYNE, M., (eds.) Critical Practice in Social Work. Houndmills, Palgrave-Macmillan.
DOEL, M. (2010). The impact of an improvised social work method in a school: aspirations, encouragement, realism and openness. Practice, 22 (2), 69-88.
DOEL, M., ALLMARK, P. J., CONWAY, P., COWBURN, M., FLYNN, M., NELSON, P. and TOD, A. (2009). Professional boundaries: crossing a line or entering the shadows? British journal of social work, 40 (6), 1866-1889.
DOEL, M., ALLMARK, P. J., CONWAY, P., COWBURN, M., FLYNN, M., NELSON, P. and TOD, A. (2009). Professional boundaries: research report. Project Report. General Social Care Council.
DOEL, M., NELSON, P. and FLYNN, E. (2008). Experiences of post-qualifying study in social work. Social work education, 27 (5), 549-571.
DOEL, M. and PENN, J. (2007). Technical assistance, neo-colonialism or mutual trade? The experience of an Anglo/Ukrainian/Russian social work practice learning project. European journal of social work, 10 (3), 367-381.
DOEL, M. and SHARDLOW, S. M. (2009). Health and Social Care: a complex context for professional education. In: DOEL, M. and SHARDLOW, S. M., (eds.) Educating professionals: practice learning in health and social care. Aldershot, Ashgate, 3-14.
DOEL, M. and SHARDLOW, S. M. (2009). The community as a site for learning practice. In: DOEL, M. and SHARDLOW, S. M., (eds.) Educating professionals: practice learning in health and social care. Aldershot, Ashgate, 15-28.
DUXBURY, Alexandra, SOLTANI, Hora and MARTIN, Sarah (2014). An overview of evidence on diet and physical activity based interventions for gestational weight management. Evidence Based Midwifery, 12 (2), 40-45.
FERGUSON, Sally, AYLOTT, Jill and KILNER, Karen (2010). An evaluation of the Clinical Directed Enhanced Service for People with Learning Disabilities in the Yorkshire and the Humber Region. Project Report. Speakup Self Advocacy and Sheffield Hallam University.
FORMBY, Eleanor, PIERCY, Hilary and ALLMARK, Peter (2010). Sexuality. In: ALLMARK, Peter, SALWAY, Sarah and PIERCY, Hilary, (eds.) Life and health: an evidence review and synthesis for the Equality and Human Rights Commission's triennial review. Sheffield, Equality and Human Rights Commission.
FOWLER DAVIS, Sally, EVANS, Laura and CUDD, Peter (2015). Locating assistive technology research in a clinical setting : an occupational perspective. In: AAATE 15 : Advancing Assistive Technology and eAccessibility for People with Disabilities and the Aging Population, Budapest, Hungary, 9-12 September 2015. (In Press)
FRANSEN, Hetty, POLLARD, Nicholas, KANTARTZIS, Sarah and VIANA-MOLDES, Ines (2015). Participatory citizenship: critical perspectives on client-centred occupational therapy. Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 22 (4), 260-266.
FURNESS, Penny, ARDEN, Madelynne, DUXBURY, Alexandra, HAMPSHAW, Susan, WARDLE, Carrie and SOLTANI, Hora (2015). Talking about weight in pregnancy : an exploration of practitioners' and women's and perceptions. Journal of Nursing Education and Practice, 5 (2), 89-109.
FURNESS, Penny, ARMITAGE, Helen and PITT, Richard (2012). Establishing and facilitating practice-based interprofessional learning: experiences from the TUILIP project. Nursing Reports.
FURNESS, Penny, ARMITAGE, Helen and PITT, Richard (2012). Qualitative evaluation of three practice-based interprofessional learning initiatives : application of the 'contact hypothesis. International Journal of Medical Education, 3, 83-91.
FURNESS, Penny J, MCSEVENY, Kerry, ARDEN, Madelynne, GARLAND, Carolyn, DEARDEN, Andy and SOLTANI, Hora (2011). Maternal obesity support services: a qualitative study of the perspectives of women and midwives. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 11 (69).
GERRISH, Kate, ISMAIL, Mubarak and NAISBY, A (2010). Tackling TB together : a community participatory study of the socio-cultural factors influencing an understanding of TB within the Somali community in Sheffield. Other. Sheffield Hallam University . (Unpublished)
GERRISH, Kate, NAISBY, Andrew and ISMAIL, Mubarak (2012). The meaning and consequences of tuberculosis among Somali people in the United Kingdom. Journal of advanced nursing, 68 (12), 2654-2663.
GERRISH, Kate and PIERCY, Hilary (2014). Capacity development for knowledge translation : evaluation of an experiential approach through secondment opportunities. Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing, 11 (3), 209-216.
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Wow! I couldn?t believe it when Clare told me this evening that we only have 70km left to ski to the South Pole!
Polly and I squealed with delight. Imagine we have been skiing for 55 days now- its hard to believe - we have already covered over 1000km!
On the map, we can see how close we are getting to the Pole. We started at 80 degrees and have now reached 89 degrees - when we get to 90 degrees, we are there
I'm trying to picture what the South Pole will look like, when we will be able to see it, who we will meet and what we will do there...
If everything goes according to plan, we should reach the Pole in 3-4 days - I can't wait!
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Federal student loans are available to most students regardless of income and provide a range of repayment options including income-based repayment plans and loan forgiveness benefits, which other education loans are not required to provide.
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Law scholarships for prospective and current students are awarded on a competitive basis for academic achievement and, in some cases, financial need. Scholarship criteria may also include participation in extracurricular activities; specific major; career interests; geographic origin; high school or community college attended; parentage; perseverance; and many other personal characteristics. UC Davis offers both renewable and one-time scholarships. None of our renewable scholarships are contingent upon maintaining a particular cumulative GPA or class rank -- students need only stay in good academic standing (defined as cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher) to retain their awards.
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SUBSIDIZED FEDERAL DIRECT LOANS ELIMINATED FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS: Federal Direct (subsidized) loans are no longer available for graduate and professional students. The Budget Control Act of 2011 eliminated the in-school interest subsidy for graduate and professional students beginning July 1, 2012.
Federal Direct (Unsubsidized) Loan: Eligibility is not based on financial need. The loan has a fixed interest rate of 5.84% for 2015-2016 and interest is charged to you beginning the day the loan is disbursed until the loan is repaid in full. You may pay the interest while you are in school, during the grace period, or during deferment, or you may capitalize the interest (by adding it to the total principal of the loan when you graduate). You will be charged a loan fee of 1.068%, which is deducted proportionately from each disbursement of your loan.
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To receive the Federal Direct Graduate Plus Loan for the current academic year, you must complete an online Master Promissory Note (MPN) at StudentLoans.gov.
If you have already received Direct Graduate Plus Loan for the current academic year, and you want to borrow additional loan, you will need to contact the Law School Financial Aid Office to determine your remaining loan eligibility.
For general information about Private Education Loans, click here. To apply for a private education loan, visit the University of California Preferred Private Lender List. (managed by ELMSelect)
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Federal Work-study funding is awarded based on need, which is determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Federal Work-study provides an opportunity to earn financial aid through employment with public interest and non-profit organizations. Instead of a financial aid check, a Work-study award is paid in the form of a payroll check for time/hours worked. Only second and third year law students will be eligible to apply for federal work-study.
Private Bar Study Loans
Private Bar Study Loans are available to graduating students who are scheduled to take the Bar Exam.
Bar loan approval is subject to satisfactory credit history. Graduating students can only borrow from one private lender. Repayment begins nine months after graduation, and the interest accrued during the interim period will be capitalized (added to the loan principal) once the loan goes into repayment. Information regarding guarantee fees, origination fees and repayment options, is available from the University of California Preferred Private Lender List.(managed by ELMSelect)
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UC Davis School of Law offers a Regents Bar Loan to third year students in need of assistance with costs related to Bar Study and the State Bar Examination. The maximum loan available is $4,000 at a 5% fixed interest rate. Interest will begin to accrue as of the date of disbursement of the loan and will continue for the life of the loan. Repayment will begin six months after the date of disbursement and end ten years later. Regents Bar Loan applications are available online.


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There is one more lesson to draw from Israeli revelations about Syria's alleged use of sarin gas against insurgents, which Max Boot commented on yesterday. Middle East dictators' arms procurement, whether through purchases abroad or domestic production, was always geared first and foremost toward enabling their armies to crush internal dissent.
The Assad family always justified its WMD arsenal as a necessary step to achieve strategic parity with Israel in a classic deterrence game. And whether that was all they had in mind vis-à-vis Israel, deterrence worked at the state-to-state level. But regardless of whether Israel's assessment is correct, when it comes to domestic enemies, nothing will deter a dictator whose life and power are at stake.
With all the hoarding of weapons we have seen over decades in repressive countries like Saddam Hussein's Iraq or Assad's Syria, at the moment of truth, the main use for such weapons (Assad in 1982 against the Muslim brothers in Hama, Saddam in the 1988 Anfal campaign to exterminate the Kurds and 1991 against Kurds and Shi'ites) was against domestic opponents, not foreign enemies.
Whether Syria's use of sarin gas against its own people still requires conclusive proof, one can be sure that sooner or later, Middle East regimes will always turn their weapons against their own people. As Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel tours the region offering weapons deals to U.S. allies, we should take note of that and remember that countries like Saudi Arabia will have less scruples using American weaponry to kill their own internal dissidents if need be than to contain Iran. And that while U.S. weaponry sold to Egypt might not give the Egyptian military a qualitative edge of Israel's might, it will certainly facilitate the crushing of dissent in future disturbances.
Given that Middle East dictators have only balked at the use of weapons against their own people when the army refused to shoot–not out of any moral qualms–when it comes to WMD arsenals, that also means that unscrupulous rulers should never have access to WMD's–watch Syria, think Iran.
Pre-emptive action against any further recourse to such weapons is therefore imperative–not just on humanitarian grounds, but also on deterrent ones.


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By Maria Luisa Cesar, John Tedesco : April 12, 2013 : Updated: April 13, 2013 1:02am
Manuel Isquierdo now leads a district in Tucson, Ariz.
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Dr. Manuel L. Isquierdo, lone finalist for SAISD superintendent and current superintendent of the Sunnyside UnifiedSchool District in Tucson, Arizona speaks with members of the media on Thursday April 11, 2013.
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Readers criticize the San Antonio Independent School District for not properly vetting superintendent candidate Manuel Isquierdo, shown here with schoolchildren in the Sunnyside School District in Arizona.
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Manuel Isquierdo withdrew his candidacy for San Antonio Independent School District superintendent Friday after a daily drumbeat of news about his legal and financial issues.
Days after his name was made public, Isquierdo, the lone finalist for the position, was out of the running. Three SAISD trustees already had signaled waning support.
"He felt like there was too much to overcome," school board President Ed Garza said of public perception.
Isquierdo, 62, didn't return repeated calls seeking comment.
The school board voted 7-0 on Monday to name him as its lone finalist.
The superintendent of the 18,000-student Sunnyside Unified School District in Tucson, Ariz., since 2007, Isquierdo helped develop a laptop incentive program there that's credited with increasing graduation rates.
Sunnyside graduated less than 75 percent of its students in 2007. By the 2011-12 school year, the rate had risen to almost 81 percent, close to the state average, the Arizona Department of Education reports.
Garza said the board took a risk on a flawed candidate who had the potential to transform SAISD, which has about 54,000 students and similar challenges.
But Isquierdo's flaws dominated news coverage. He is facing $150,000 in federal tax liens that he said stemmed from being forced to sell his California home at a $400,000 loss during the economic downturn. He lost his driver's license for a time because of unpaid traffic tickets and his failure to appear in court.
He had to return $12,545 in disallowed credit card charges to Sunnyside.
Garza said this week that the board knew of those problems but didn't know that a grand jury in Arizona subpoenaed documents relating to Isquierdo, his wife and his work selling the laptop incentive program to other school districts.
No charges resulted. Isquierdo told reporters here Thursday he wasn't aware of the probe and had no idea who it was targeting or why.
Superintendent Sylvester Perez will stay through the next school year, Garza said in a statement to SAISD employees Friday. Some of the revelations in news reports about Isquierdo's past were "previously known by the board and some not known," the statement said.
But the revelations continued.
Isquierdo, who told reporters Thursday that he has learned from past financial mistakes, is facing a foreclosure in Arizona on a house he and his wife bought in April 2011 for $1.15 million with only $5,000 cash down, according to public notices in Arizona and records on file with LexisNexis, a commercial research service.
"If you had taken a $400,000 loss on a home, would it be fair to say you have 'learned from your mistake' when you move into a $1.15 million golf community home with nearly no money down?" asked a San Antonio financial blogger at the website Bankers Anonymous, who dug up information about the foreclosure and wrote about it Friday.
Isquierdo "chose to withdraw his name as finalist" after returning home and consulting his family, Garza's statement said.
"My conversation with him at the end was that it's not going to go away," he said earlier Friday. "It could be harder to control or predict the public forums next week, and if he was really ready to go through that, he really needed to do some soul searching."
"He said he appreciated the opportunity to come here and give his side of the story and get that off his chest."
Trustee James Howard, who had expressed doubts that Isquierdo could be an effective leader in light of the news reports, said he welcomed the decision.
"I think he had good qualities but those qualities come with a lot of baggage and that's not something that we need in this district," Howard said.
Mayor Julián Castro, who has taken an active role in the search process and had attempted to help recruit at least one candidate, declined to comment on Isquierdo's withdrawal.
The announcement came more than a year after the board named Perez as interim and promised to work cohesively to mend their public image as a fractious board and attract a top-notch candidate in a swift but exhaustive search.
"I think the board has worked hard," Perez said Friday. "This was not the result that anyone expected over a year later."
Several board members have blamed Isquierdo's imploding candidacy on PROACT, the Illinois-based search firm that recruited Isquierdo. The company did not return calls seeking comment. Trustees will discuss the district's contract with the firm Monday.
"The next thing we need to discuss is that we are going to fire PROACT," trustee Adela Segovia said. "I frankly think that they need to go."
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I repair watches only, and do not do appraisals, or sell parts.
I have too many watches in the shop to repair and will not be accepting any watches until August 01 2015. So I have removed the link that has a form and my address. If I get caught up on work the address and form will probably be back on this web page August-01-2015. If you are in the Portland area, I suggest you call Klein Jewelers for your watch repair needs. tel: 503 226-6748. If you just need a battery or a band adjustment, Batteries and Bulbs on Broadway 503 546-4962 does a good job. If you are outside the Portland area you should probably contact AWCI (American Watch/Clockmaker Institute – tel: 866 367-9800) for a referral to solve your watch problems.
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I work out of my house and do not have a retail shop. That means you will have to mail your watches to me for repair. For my address and a form to send with your watches, Please click on 'Sending Your Watch' at the top of the page.
If you are in the Portland area, and do not want to mail me your watch I suggest you call Klein Jewelers for your watch repair needs. tel: 503 226-6748. If you just need a battery, Batteries and Bulbs on Broadway 503 546-4962 does a good job. If you are outside the Portland area you should probably contact AWCI (American Watch/Clockmaker Institute – tel: 866 367-9800) for a referral to solve your watch problems.
Please, before sending your watch in for repairs, E-mail (include your telephone number and first and last name) or call: Stephen Thomas (503) 239-1859, email@example.com with details as to the type of repairs your watch might need. I then do not end up with a lot of un-repairable watches in my safe, and you do not waste your time or money either. It is quite often much more efficient for me to call you, so please include your telephone number, in your emails.
I can acquire almost any genuine part for newer Seiko watches from case parts, to crystals, bezels, and bands; but If your watch is still under warranty from Seiko, you should send it to Seiko for repair. If your Seiko watch is older than twenty years I can probably still repair it, but new parts might not be available. If you have a question about repair of your Seiko watch please do not hesitate to E-mail or call me (Stephen Thomas) with your questions. Calling and getting me in person or leaving a message on my machine is the most efficient. Also it takes a good deal of time to answer your e-mailed questions, so do us a favor and turn off your spam blocker for my email address (which can be found by clicking the link contacting me at the top of the page) and please empty your mail box so my reply doesn't get sent back to me. When you leave a message on my answering machine please indicate what kind of watch you have (such as day-date, automatic, chronograph, what is wrong with your watch, and your telephone number.
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I work out of my house and do not have a retail shop. That means you will have to mail your watches to me for repair, yes even if you are local. For a form to send with your watches, Please click on 'Sending Your Watch' at the top of the page. Thank you for your understanding in this matter.
The numbers that I use to order parts for Seiko watches are on the back of the watch (example 7t34-00DE). The first set of numbers refers to the movement used in the watch, and the second set of numbers refer to case parts.
I also recommend you send Seiko Perpetual Calendar, and Auto Relay watches in to Seiko for repair. Here is their contact information. Seiko Coserv 1 (800) 848-3545. I do not sell watch bands for Seiko watches. Seiko does and will sell watch bands directly to you. You will need the number from the back of the watch (example 7t32-0043) and the number on the back of the watch band where it attaches to the watch. The number for Seiko is 1-(800) 848-3545
I am asked about the Seiko Chronograph with Seiko Movements 7t32 and 7t34 more than any other Seiko watch. The movement has been discontinued. I can still get circuit boards for the watch and most external parts. However, the repair is time-consuming and the circuit board is expensive, so you will probably be paying me about $200.00 to have these models repaired.
I am also asked about the Seiko automatic series beginning with 613 (e.g. 6134, 6139 etc). If the center seconds hand will not go to zero and ends up in different places each time you push the reset button. Your watch is probably worn out and I cannot make it better. Other than the mentioned I can usually repair the insides but can not get external parts like bezels, sometimes with a lot of searching I can get crowns. They can usually be made at least water resistant, but usually cannot be made water resistant to their original rating. The repair cost is generally around 180.00 and up. Also until further notice I am no longer taking in for repair any Seiko 7009 watches.
Seiko makes one of the best medium priced watches for your money. Generally, most battery powered Seiko watches will run for three years on a watch battery, while most other watches will only run one year. As your Seiko watch ages you will get fewer and fewer years out of a battery until it needs to be cleaned and oiled. You will usually get about ten years before the case wears out.
Cleaning and oiling on most battery powered Seiko watches that are around ten years old starts at 97.00. Older battery powered Seiko watches will cost more like 160.00 and up.
Cleaning and oiling on mechanical Seiko's that just tell time starts at about $160.00.
If you would like to send your Seiko watch to me, I would examine it and then email you with an accurate estimate of the cost of repair. You may then either accept to have the work done, or decline. If you decline, your watch would immediately be shipped back to you by registered insured post, subject only to a $20.00 diagnostic and return shipping fee.
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For thousands of years, women have been working and living in the place we now know as the American West, helping to build communities out of the region's diverse geological, biological, and cultural landscapes.
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Catherine Collins
Catherine Collins came by herself (age 16) on a ship from Ireland in 1863. She met and married John Galvin in St. Paul, MN in 1881. John died and Catherine was able to acquire a homestead for herself and her 5 children; the fee for that was $5.00. She planted a huge crop of corn to feed her and her children and also hoped to sell some. One day, she and the children went into town and when she returned, she discovered all of the corn had been picked and taken.
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Think of this as the tale of two lives, merging, separating, and merging again: Julia Blair Worcester and Leah Vestal Weimer.
The story really starts with Colorado's colonies. The members were generally socialist in tone, but with strong capitalist leanings. One of the first was the Chicago German Colony. It didn't last long—a year or so. The disappearance of Josie Merten Blair's father, with the colony's treasury, while he was on his way to Denver was definitely a factor


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Self checkout lines are not replacing jobs.....when have you ever seen a cashier at every register in the store? If anything, they are adding available open registers for it's customers. Everytime I go to Big Y (S Hadley store), only 2 or 3 registers are open and they don't have self checkout lines at this store.


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Fans of bombast and urban acrobatics rejoice! Andrew Garfield, dressed up like a young Peter Parker, returns for the final trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2, coming May 2 in glorious Imax 3D.
This time around, we will see the familiar (cinematic swoops through buildings, big falls, and 3D-friendly shots) and some new(er) villains in Electro (Jaime Foxx) and Henry Osborn (Dane DeHaan).
Let's hope that this one is a winner, as it's supposedly laying the groundwork for several Avengers-style spinoffs, and those things could get tedious if they start off on the wrong foot.
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14, a pivotal age in shaping our musical tastes?
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Re: 14, a pivotal age in shaping our musical tastes?
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Bo Eder
...But for me it started a bit earlier because my parents would take me music shopping when I was much younger, so consequently music from around 1974 I consider "my own" too. It's when you start to assert an identity, eh?...
Well, that's going back to a very tender age Bo ;)
But yes, I was 14 in 1972, but I was already listening to music before that age, I already had my own records from 1968-69, and I was still listening to records I bought in 68 at 14. It goes the other way too, I don't think it's that specific year (when you're 14) that' so important, but the period were you're starting to discover your own taste in music, I remember thinking that
from Uriah Heep was one the coolest song I ever heard back in 1971
, and I still love this song, even today, there was many other songs by many bands, this one's just a good example.
Did that music shaped my musical taste? well yes... at least for a few years, it was even the music I played when I started drumming, but... I think it's only a phase we're going through, and as you grow and mature, you explore new ground, you play "new" music, it becomes a new phase in your life, juxtaposing with your previous phase, and so on... for some the phase changes and metamorphoses are not a world appart and remain focus in the very same music they listen back at 14, but for some others these phases changed and evolved dramatically into new styles radically different than their teenage years.
I'm not sure I would love to play my 14 years old teenage music in a band now, but I'm sure I will love it 'til I die :)
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