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Cheyenne Mountain's Hall seeks 2nd straight No. 1 title
Seven of the 16 entrants in the No. 1 singles draw in the Class 4A state high school tennis tournament are seniors.
Class 4A state tennis pairings
First round, today
City Park, Pueblo
No. 1 singles
Glenna Gee-Taylor, Centaurus, vs. Alyssa Arellano; Alex Middleton, Valor Christian vs. Dayna DeMeritte, Broomfield; Alex Weil, St. Mary's vs. Annie Horn, D'Evelyn; Amanda Ward, Windsor vs. Emma Shilling, Mullen; Sadie Moseley, Kent Denver vs. Lauren Petty, Air Academy; Sara Schoenbeck, Pueblo West vs. Erin Mulshine, Niwot; Kalyssa Hall, Cheyenne Mountain vs. Ik Feangreung, Fountain Valley; Ellie Bender, Steamboat Springs vs. Tara Edwards, Colorado Academy.
No. 2 singles
Kira Lorenzen, Steamboat Springs vs. Lexi Reed, D'Evelyn; Delaney Nalen, Kent Denver vs. Ashley Burnett, Air Academy; Kelle Kloster, Longmont vs. Jill Howarth, Alexander Dawson; Meagan Londa, Niwot vs. Julia Kerr, Palmer Ridge; Sarah Brown, Pueblo County vs. Kellyn Alexander, Montrose; Suzy Xiao, St. Mary's vs. Elsa Erickson, Silver Creek; Meghan Beer, Valor Christian vs. Alison Smerud, University; Daniella Adamczyk, Cheyenne Mountain, vs. Aspen Germ, Pueblo South.
No. 3 singles
Maeve Kearney, Kent Denver vs. Ji Won Park, Ft. Valley; Jami Albert, Niwot vs. Maddie Precht, Longmont; Maddie Labor, Steamboat Springs vs. Sarah Engelhardt, Windsor; Meghan McDuff, Valor Christian vs. Steph Graziano, Mullen; Elana Villanueva, St. Mary's Academy vs. Kara Robbins, D'Evelyn; Caitie McCarthy, Pueblo West vs. Paige Klump, Colorado Academy; Dakota d'Oronzio, Centaurus vs. Bryce Schwartz, Air Academy; Jessica Metz, Cheyenne Mountain vs. Jessie Holt, Hotchkiss.
No. 1 doubles
Sarah Martinez-Karah Parrs, Erie vs. Ioana Dumitru-Cheyenne Pugin, Air Academy; Casey Ahrendsen-Ally Arenson, Cheyenne Mtn vs. Brianda Perea-Yaritza Zarate, Roaring Fork; Annie Hertel-Tiffany Parobek, Valor Christian vs. Emma Zamora-Erin Matheson, Discovery Canyon; Serena McCown-Taylor Gaide, Pueblo West vs. Cathryn Harper-Maddy Shelton, Eaton; Elizabeth Smedley-Rachel Prokupek, Kent Denver vs. Vivi Tran-Ellyson Beyer. Holy Family; Lauren Richards-Maura Derr, Niwot vs. Megan Jennings-Kristen Mendoza, Mullen; Nicole Schlatter-Claire Carisman, St. Mary's vs. Claudia Morse-Caitalin Barron, Colorado Academy; Emmi Thompson-Hanna Haggerty, Steamboat Springs vs. Kaitlin Morkovsky-Alyssa Feliz, Pueblo South.
No. 2 doubles
Jisyasa Sharma-Rachel Haas, St. Mary's vs. McKenna Waren-Angelina Sciacca, Pueblo County; Annie Aylward-Carolynn Kozlowski, Holy Family vs. Bailey Walker-Ali Pfenneberger, Cedaredge; Sophia Hsaio-Olivia Dansky, Kent Denver vs. Scharlett Basten-Shale Perconti, Palmer Ridge; Kathryn Armstrong-Alaina Dawson, Valor Christian vs. Hanna Bonthron-Sarah Dinegar, D'Evelyn; Tory Louis-Claire Dibble, Cheyenne Mtn. vs. Juliette Kaplan-Annie Nagle, Centaurus; Annemarie Parker-Caroline Cavender, Pueblo West vs. Anne Zou-Mesa Mills, Air Academy; Janie Sieben-Izzy Stafford, Niwot vs. Sage Lochhead-Katie Fisher, Colorado Academy; Maddie Thompson-Lily Petersen, Steamboat Springs vs. Karen Sigg-Haley Miller, Eaton.
No. 3 doubles
Tina Zhou-Hadley Hustead, St. Mary's vs. Alexi Ginther-Claudia Pena, Holy Family; Tempel Haifleigh-Lily Rogers-Masamori, Kent Denver vs. Jaymie Masters-Kayla Pfannenstiel, Pueblo West; Sydney Boyd-Shannon Ross, Steamboat Springs vs. Cortney Leafgren-Emily Harper, Eaton; Mikayla McDuff-Natalie Borner, Valor Christian vs. Rachel Wilmot-Maria Carrera, D'Evelyn; Savannah Salazar-Emily Maglia, Pueblo South vs. Lauren Agee-Lauren Lunt, Air Academy; Emma Lerner-Nonie Ziel, Niwot vs. Amelia Lochead-Kayla Sherap, Colorado Academy; Meghan Donohoe-Kate Minnihan, Centaurus vs. Meg Frantz-Kailee Quinn, Montrose; Megan Dibble-Chelsey Geisz, Cheyenne Mtn. vs. Elizabeth Duginski-Brooke Amen, Mullen.
No. 4 doubles
Maggie Hime-Julia Oblack, D'Evelyn vs. Jessie Selby-Emma Wilson, Steamboat Springs; Kate Melberg-Julia Chowdhury, St. Mary's vs. Jennifer Burke-Alyssa Torres, Pueblo County; Shandi Ball-Kaitlyn Thornton, Erie vs. Molly Freudenberg-Keva O'Connor, Air Academy; Jenni Snowberger-Ali Carey, Durango vs. Emily Burless-Ashland Rooney, Mullen; Frauke Aumann-Geya Kairamkonda, Niwot vs. Aurora Baca-Rachel Carwin, Ft. Morgan; Cailey Sweckard-Andrea Hough, Pueblo South vs. Kate Morgan-Emily Hampson, Discovery Canyon; Rachel Perry-Tatum Mika, Cheyenne Mtn. vs. Macayla Gallardo-Greta Duvenhage, Evergreen; Emilie Benedict-Jackie Pettet Valor Christian vs. Meagan Raisley-Avery Jones, Eaton
They would like nothing more than to end their prep careers by winning a state championship.
Of course, there are several underclassmen who will have something to say about that — especially Cheyenne Mountain High School sophomore Kalyssa Hall.
The Indians standout begins the defense of her state championship today against Fountain Valley's Ik Feangreung. Hall won the No. 1 singles title — the best of the 176 best players in 4A in the state — a year ago as a freshman on these City Park tennis courts.
- Central's 1965 title team reuniting
- Prep clearing dates
- Sandoval is Junior All-American
- South to host football camp
- Central scrimmages in camp finale
- Pueblo schools await realignment
- Swallows middle, high school athletes to meet
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Harold Jellicoe (âCoeâ) Percival died at the age of 99, entirely alone. He was a celebrated World War II veteran and bomber commander. He wouldn't have anyone to attend his funeral service, so a soldier injured while serving in Afghanistan, Sgt Rick Clement, was determined to make sure he was given a proper send off. The response his plea received was incredible.
The WWII veteran's memorial service will be held today, on 11/11/2013. He didn't have anyone that would attend the service, so a Reddit user reached out to find people to support this veteran.
His death notice read: "A single man, Harold has no close family who can attend his funeral. He served in RAF Bomber Command as ground crew during the Second World War. Any service personnel who can attend his funeral service would be appreciated."
When Rick saw this heartbreaking notice, he posted online: âI need a big favour from any military or ex-serving members. This fallen soldier at 99-years-old is having a funeral on Monday and he has no family to attend.â âIf youâre in the area give him the send off he deserves.â âThis guy needs and deserves your help.â The response? Hundreds of strangers have pledged to attend this fallen soldier's funeral. Many are veterans, but there are still countless people who just want to make sure this veteran is properly honored. "Me and a few other guys are going up on Monday. I live about 5 minutes away from the crematorium so it's really the least I could do" "Alright I'm going, we have to give this guy a great send off." The outpouring of support from complete strangers restores our faith in humanity and shows that people truly are good at heart. This 99 year old veteran did not deserve to die alone - and now, he won't. UPDATE: His funeral was today at 11:11. This photo was taken there.
[/caption] Rest in peace, Harold. And thank you.

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Michelle Obama today said that "for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country. And not just because Barack has done well, but because I think people are hungry for change. I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction."
Really proud of her country for the first time? Michelle Obama is 44 years old. She has been an adult since 1982. Can it really be there has not been a moment during that time when she felt proud of her country? Forget matters like the victory in the Cold War; how about only things that have made liberals proud — all the accomplishments of inclusion? How about the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1991? Or Ruth Bader Ginsburg's elevation to the Supreme Court? Or Carol Moseley Braun's election to the Senate in 1998? How about the merely humanitarian, like this country's startling generosity to the victims of the tsunami? I'm sure commenters can think of hundreds more landmarks of this sort. Didn't she even get a twinge from, say, the Olympics?
Mrs. Obama was speaking at a campaign rally, so it is easy to assume she was merely indulging in hyperbole. Even so, it is very revealing.
It suggests, first, that the pseudo-messianic nature of the Obama candidacy is very much a part of the way the Obamas themselves are feeling about it these days. If they don't get a hold of themselves, the family vanity is going to swell up to the size of Phileas Fogg's hot-air balloon and send the two of them soaring to heights of self-congratulatory solipsism that we've never seen before.
Second, it suggests the Obama campaign really does have its roots in New Class leftism, according to which patriotism is not only the last refuge of a scoundrel, but the first refuge as well — that America is not fundamentally good but flawed, but rather fundamentally flawed and only occasionally good. There's something for John McCain to work with here.
And third, that Michelle Obama — from the middle-class South Shore neighborhood of Chicago, Princeton 85, Harvard Law 88, associate at Sidley and Austin, and eventually a high-ranking official at the University of Chicago — may not be proud of her country, but her life, like her husband's, gives me every reason to be even prouder of the United States.


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Re: GeForce 8200, VDPAU: 1080p is a no-go
I just played the tron legacy trailer in 1080p from
(from youtube) with smplayer - i let it to cache all the file, go into /tmp folder and copy the file from there (has a random name, but you see the icon), it can be played with any movie player.
M3N78-VM mobo (using the onboard 8200), Athlon II 250 @3.0GHz processor, 2 GB DDR2 @800 MHz RAM, Debian Squeeze 32-bit, smplayer/mplayer from the debian multimedia repo, nvidia drivers 256.44 from the nvidia site.
The playback is perfectly smooth, no hiccups or anything, mplayer eats 3-5% CPU, smplayer 3-5%, the CPUs stay at 800 MHz.
Id say the problem problem related to your ffmpeg/mplayer.
I have adaptive clocking anabled, but only 1 performance level exists and no options to change anything related to it. I have a laptop with 135M card and that has 3 levels and i have the option to choose adaptive clocking or maximum performance. But this card dont seem to have performance levels.
Also the memory clock is shown as 400, i remember sometimes back (dont know exactly what driver version) seeing 800 at its speed.
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P-D Parent Company, Lee Enterprises, Has a Bad Day
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|Stock down; refinancing on hold. Not a good day for the P-D's parent company.
Say what?
We're not really sure what's going on here, beyond the fact that Lee's stock was way down yesterday. (As one financial website reports, Lee had one of the worst-performing low-priced stocks yesterday, with prices down 9.9 percent.) And that may have something to do with a quarterly report from the company, also issued yesterday, that showed a further drop in revenue -- Lee is down 3.8 percent overall, compared to this time last year.
The good news is that digital ad sales are up 26.3 percent compared to this point last year. But the bad news is that digital ads simply don't pay nearly as much as print ones.
Thanks in part to the timing of the Easter holiday, but also partly because of low ad revenue, the company lost $1.5 million last quarter.
Thanks in part to the timing of the Easter holiday, but also partly because of low ad revenue, the company lost $1.5 million last quarter.
That's the hard economic lesson behind the quarterly earning statement. The company reports that -- despite an impressive increase in web-based ad sales and nearly twice as many unique visits to the company's websites, compared to a year before -- total ad revenue is still down five percent percent this quarter.
And that quarter, of course, was a drop from the one the year before that. And so on and so forth, as profits continue to decline in the newspaper industry's version of the classic figure skating death spiral.
So can we dig any chestnut of good news out of yesterday's news? We're still not sure what the change of heart on the refinancing means in the long term, but we can tell you this: Revenue in Lee's Midwest region is only down 3.3 percent this quarter. It's in the West that the company has real problems -- there, they're down 9.3 percent. We suspect this may have to do the real-estate bubble bursting big-time out west; Lee has papers in a host of California towns, including Hanford, Escondido and Santa Maria, as well as three in Oregon. Based on this report, at least, they appear to be dragging the company down.
And if you're wondering how that possibly counts as good news, hey: It's nice to know St. Louis isn't the problem. Blame the West Coast!
As for the plans to refinance a bunch of stock: The company's debt payment isn't due until April 2012, so presumably they have plenty of time to find buyers and avoid bankruptcy. And while the vultures may be rooting against them, we're not.
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Gee Whiz Deb, did you even read my post or the article?
The 2008 reference was to the ethics board problem that has been over, done and taken care of for awhile now. As far as the criminal charges against the Kings, you are right January can't come soon enough. And where the greenback reporters are concerned, they are no better than the Kings for hashing all of this out with only one side (the King side) of the story being reported on. It is always easy to slander a high profile person, everyone will have a story to tell or a comment to make. Lets open the King closet and see what skeletons, bats, ghosts, etc. fly out.
I totally agree with you nick. The Kings just need to give up and crawl back under their scummy little rock. They must have contacted every reporter known to man to listen to their sob story and the sad part about it all is that any little greenback reporter will jump at the chance to report on something of this magnitude whether it is true or not just hoping that this will be their chance to get a "big" story under his/her belt. Why is something from 2008 suddenly now important. It seems that a mistake was made and has been corrected, so what. Just keep on doing what you do Dr. Galvan, St. Tammany has your back for many years to come.
It sounds to me that the Kings are just money hungry scumbuckets. Its amazing the timing of all of this and furthermore if Ms King was so uncomfortable in her job position why did she wait until she was fired to go public. Anyone with half a brain can see where this is all coming from. I hope that she enjoyed the "lavish parties" that she attended while she worked there (against her will of course). Hopefully she and her wonderful husband will see many day old bologna sandwiches in their future.
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There is no such thing as "attempted suicide". Any rocket scientist who wants to end their life knows exactly what they need to do in order to succeed. Only the ballsey ones complete the act (usually without a word being said to anyone) all the rest are merely "attempting" to get sympathy or attention and usually don't have the guts to die.
You are right. At 11 pm on a Wednesday night the streets should be eerie calm. Productive members of society are home asleep getting ready for work the next day to support their familes. Only thugs and no accounts are roaming the streets freely at night and should be stopped and asked their intentions.
3 x 3 is being generous. simple solution---don't do the crime and you won't ever have to be caged up. better to be 3 x 3 then 6 ft under.
..............and there's always two sides of every story
or perhaps the husband has been lying to the family and left them in financial ruins with no health/life insurance to cover their medical bills and his burial.
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Anybody know what ever came of this? Is she still in jail?
I worked with your mom many years ago, you were just a little girl and didn't have siblings at the time. I remenber your mom as being one of the most caring people I have ever met. She and I had a wonderful work relationship and unfortunately went our seperate ways when I left that employer. I know for a fact that she loved her family above all and unconditionally.
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Diversity was the goal behind the first Latino community fair in downtown Rochester on Saturday.
The Vamos! Public Relations Firm, based in Pittsford, hosted the event, which was open to everyone regardless of their background. The fair was held at the Rochester Academy of Medicine on East Avenue.
Organizers say the idea of this community fair is to create diverse and beneficial opportunities for local businesses and organizations and help create opportunities for local professionals.
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The December issue of UK Total Film magazine has a 3 page feature on The Impossible, including interviews with the cast and director. Big thanks to my good friend Lindsey for sending us scans from the issue, which you can also pick up on news-stands now.
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Celebrating Native American culture and traditions
In celebration of American Indian Heritage Month, the Office of Multicultural Affairs will offer four events throughout the month of November to celebrate Native American culture and traditions.
"We are extremely excited to celebrate American Indian Heritage Month here at Lehigh," says Alta Thornton, assistant dean for multicultural affairs. "This month's celebrations are in line with the Office of Multicultural Affair's goal to expand our scope and widen our audiences, providing more services, to more people, more often. We are happy to provide such authentic experiences, in which the campus community can take part right here on campus."
American Indian Heritage Month will kick off on Friday, Nov. 10, when Lehigh students, faculty and staff are invited to create a traditional dreamcatcher in the Ulrich Student Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dreamcatchers hang over people as they sleep, and are believed to catch bad dreams in their webs while letting good dreams pass through to the person who is sleeping.
The other events to follow are:
• An American Indian Heritage Dinner, from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 13 at Center Cort. The meal cost is the same as a normal dinner swipe. Only the "Center Cort" stand, in midcafeteria, will feature Native American dishes.
• The Lenape Native Nations Dance Theater, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, in Ulrich Kenner Theatre. The dance troupe will perform with live music and provide an explanation of the dance. The
Native Nations Dance Theatre
is a non-profit organization in Philadelphia and is the only indigenous dance troupe in the region that was developed for the purpose of educating children and adults about the existence of Native American artists.
• Dinner with Taino lecturer and poet
Bobby Gonzalez
, at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30 in the Asa Packer Room (UC 3rd floor). Bobby González is a nationally known American Indian lecturer, storyteller and poet. Born and raised in a bicultural environment in New York City, Bobby draws on his Taino and Puerto Rican roots to offer a unique repertoire of performances, readings and discourse that celebrates his indigenous roots. His lecture will focus on the topic
Taino: the Native Americans who discovered Columbus
Sponsors and partners of American Indian Heritage Month include the Offices of Multicultural Affairs and Student Activities, and Lehigh University Dining Services.
For more information, please e-mail the
Office of Multicultural Affairs
or call (610) 758-5973.
--Sarah Cooke
Posted on Tuesday, November 07, 2006
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Aliases for TUBA1C Gene
Aliases for TUBA1C Gene
External Ids for TUBA1C Gene
- Entrez Gene: 84790
- Ensembl: ENSG00000167553
- UniProtKB: Q9BQE3
Previous Symbols for TUBA1C Gene
Summaries for TUBA1C Gene
GeneCards Summary for TUBA1C Gene
TUBA1C (Tubulin, Alpha 1c) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with TUBA1C include osteoblastoma and distal hereditary motor neuropathy, type ii. Among its related pathways are Biosynthesis of the N-glycan precursor (dolichol lipid-linked oligosaccharide, LLO) and transfer to a nascent protein and EphB-EphrinB Signaling. GO annotations related to this gene include GTP binding and structural molecule activity. An important paralog of this gene is TUBA3C.
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot for TUBA1C Gene
Tubulin is the major constituent of microtubules. It binds two moles of GTP, one at an exchangeable site on the beta chain and one at a non-exchangeable site on the alpha chain
Microtubules are cylindrical tubes of 20-25 nm in diameter. They are composed of protofilaments which are in turn composed of alpha- and beta-tubulin polymers. Each microtubule is polarized, at one end alpha-subunits are exposed (-) and at the other beta-subunits are exposed (+). Microtubules act as a scaffold to determine cell shape, and provide a backbone for cell organelles and vesicles to move on, a process that requires motor proteins. The major microtubule motor proteins are kinesin, which generally moves towards the (+) end of the microtubule, and dynein, which generally moves towards the (-) end. Microtubules also form the spindle fibers for separating chromosomes during mitosis.


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| Pamela Stager, Ph.D. Oral. Errors in Affective Forecasting: Contrasting Anticipated and Experienced Regret After Group Failure Versus Individual Failure. Supervisor: Dr. Tara MacDonald. External Examiner: Dr. Ian Newby-Clark, University of Guelph.
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|Kristen Dunfield, Ph.D. Oral. Redefining Prosocial Behaviour: The Production of Helping, Sharing, and Comforting Acts in Human Infants and Toddlers. Supervisor: Dr. V. A. Kuhlmeier. External Examiner: Dr. Diane Poulin-Dubois, Concordia University.
It's that time again to think about posting your fall/winter Work Study jobs. The Work Study program is offered jointly through Career Services and the Student Awards office. The Work Study program is funded by Queen's and the Government of Ontario. You can hire a student for up to 250 hours (250 for international students and 166.5 for a domestic student) of assistance for the fall/winter academic session. The program pays 75% of the employee's hourly wage ($12.00/hour including vacation pay). As the employer you are expected to pay 25% or $3.00 per hour plus benefits. There is no limit to how many students you can hire. If you have an id and password and are ready to post a job go to: https://careers.sso.queensu.ca/home.htm. If you would like to set up an id and password please go to: https://careers.sso.queensu.ca/home.htm You can find information about the Work Study Program at: http://careers.queensu.ca/faculty-staff/work-study-program
For further training sessions and information please see website: http://www.queensu.ca/ors/researchethics/queensethicsromeo.html
Tentatively we will try to arrange another training course here in the Department during the month of September. For further MOODLEinformation and support please go to website: http://www.queensu.ca/its/moodle.html Please note the WebCT Guide for faculty and staff has been moved to the WebPublish environment. "Moving from WebCT to Moodle" - New link:www.queensu.ca/its/webct/facultyguide.html
TEACHING DEVELOPMENT DAYFor Students and Post-Doctoral Fellows, Tuesday, September 7. This is offered each year by the Centre for Teaching and Learning. This FREE, day-long conference is an opportunity for all to meet colleagues and learn about new and interesting developments in teaching and learning. This year we are featuring Maggie Berg, Department of English; and Queen's University Chair in Teaching and Learning as our guest keynote speaker who will reflect upon the Fear of Teaching. For further information and to register (registration deadline September 1) visit: www.queensu.ca/ctl/programs/conferences/TDDay/2010/


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Patient Education and Responsibility Paramount in Safe Use of Cosmetic Injectables
New York, NY, August 27, 2007 – A recent survey by The Physicians Coalition for Injectable Safety suggests that patients do not take simple steps to ensure that the product they are receiving is authentic:
The independent study, conducted by Columbus, Ohio based Industry Insights, Inc. asked Coalition physicians, members of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, their views on informed consent and patient behavior in the injectable arena. Specific to treatment with cosmetic injectables such as Botox or dermal filler, of those surveyed:
"Patient education information is not only the responsibility of the doctor, but also the responsibility of the patient," says Baltimore, Maryland Coalition spokesperson Dr. Ira Papel, M.D., F.A.C.S., Associate Professor, The Johns Hopkins University. "By partnering with your physician and asking the right questions consumers have a better chance of achieving the desired results and averting complications with injectable therapies."
The Coalition suggests that all consumers know the following basic information; complete tips and educational materials are available at www.injectablesafety.org:
About Us
The Physicians Coalition for Injectable Safety is an alliance of specialty physician organizations including the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The Coalition's Mission is to provide the public with unbiased and necessary information on injectable cosmetic treatments, appropriate injectors and where to safely access cosmetic medical procedures. Our goal is to promote treatment supervised by properly qualified and trained, board-certified doctors and to promote only the use of U.S. FDA-approved, appropriately administered product.
About ASAPS
The 2400-member American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), founded in 1967, is the leading professional organization of plastic surgeons certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery who specialize in cosmetic plastic surgery. With 2,100 members in the U.S., Canada, and many other countries, ASAPS is at the forefront of innovation in aesthetic plastic surgery around the world.
About AAFPRS
The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is the world's largest specialty association that represents over 2,700 facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons throughout the world. The AAFPRS is a National Medical Specialty Society of the American Medical Association (AMA), and holds an official seat in both the AMA House of Delegates and the American College of Surgeons board of governors. AAFPRS members are board certified surgeons whose focus is surgery of the face, head, and neck.
About ASOPRS
The American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery represent surgeons qualified in plastic surgery of the eyelids and surrounding facial structures. Fellows of the Society are board certified in ophthalmology, have completed fellowships in oculoplastic surgery (currently two years), and perform aesthetic, plastic, and reconstructive surgery of the face, orbits, eyelids, and lacrimal system.


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Exploring the State of Poverty
Program uses the ROWEL poverty simulation, a copyrighted learning tool created by the Reform Organization of Welfare (ROWEL) Education Association of Missouri. It was designed to increase public awareness about issues related to poverty. The program takes about three hours for 30-75 participants, who assume the roles of families living in poverty. Each family receives a packet of information that describes their resources and needs. The task of each family is to provide for basic necessities for one month, which are four 15-minute time periods, each representing a week. Families spend each 15-minute period buying food, paying rent, and interacting with other community resources. Simulation kits can be checked out, and state Extension staff provide assistance to groups conducting the program.
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Dr. Angela Bowen, a member of the Board of Trustees for Capital Medical Center (Olympia, WA), has received the leadership in human protection award from the World Health Organization. Since she founded the Western Institutional Review Board in 1968, it has grown to become one of the largest IRBs in the world, with research sites in all 50 states and 30 companies. WIRB reviews hospital, individual and university medical and scientific research projects. WIRB moved into an $8 million, four-story medical office building in March of 2009. Up until 1991, Dr. Bowen also had her own endocrinology practice.


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Nature Scenes: Birds like neutral-colored clothing on hikers
By Lynn Bowen
posted Feb 3, 2014 - 9:49:20am
Dear Friends:
When I tell friends that I dress to please the birds when I go hiking, many seem surprised. So what colors do birds like and dislike? I can't find scientifically based evidence on their color preferences, but just from personal experience, I'm certain that birds like colors that mimic the dirt, grass, trees, water or sky. So I never wear a white shirt or hot-pink slacks, for instance, while hiking.
A few exceptions keep life interesting though. A gal told me she once wore a red-flowered blouse hiking and a hummingbird actually sat on her shoulder a moment thinking it was a real flower! Also, ducks and gulls don't seem to give a hoot (excuse the pun, Mr. and Mrs. Owl) what color you wear.
Speak in a soft voice when talking to a friend while walking. If all is silent and a person sneaks up on a bird, the bird becomes startled and usually flies away. If you talk softly, the feathered friends know you are around and therefore are not alarmed when they see you. Children or adults who are running frighten birds, and the birds think trouble is lurking.
The perky grackle in the photo accompanying this column didn't fly away as I stood nearby. I could clearly see his beautiful yellow eyes and his glossy black feathers. He even made a "kerrr" sound, which I just know meant "hi."
Neutral or drab colors make most birds feel comfortable when you are in their presence. What fun it is to see birds up-close!
Sincerely, Your drab-clad hiking friend, Lynn
— Bowen lives in DeLand. Send email to her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In addition to the sesquicentennial of the promulgation of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of the assassination of U.S. Pres. John F. Kennedy, the year 2013 was marked by numerous noteworthy anniversaries. The editors have selected highlights, beginning with events that occurred 200 years ago and ending with milestones from 50 years in the past.
Two hundred years ago, much of the world was at war. The War of 1812 was continuing in North America; battles for independence took place in Mexico; and Europe was consumed with the Napoleonic Wars. In Spain the crucial Battle of Vitoria effectively ended French hegemony in Europe. In addition to the wartime focus, many readers enjoyed poring over Jane Austen's second novel, Pride and Prejudice. Notable people born in 1813 include the Scottish explorer David Livingstone, the opera composers Richard Wagner of Germany and Giuseppe Verdi of Italy, and the Danish philosopher and theologian Søren Kierkegaard.
One hundred fifty years ago, the United States was being torn apart and bloodied by the ongoing Civil War, but the tide began to turn in favour of the Union. Major battles that took place in 1863 included the Battles of Chancellorsville, Vicksburg, Gettysburg, and Chattanooga. Pres. Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg. In Europe, Poland and Lithuania tried to free themselves from Russian control in the January Insurrection. The International Committee for the Relief of the Wounded (from 1875 the International Committee of the Red Cross) was founded in Geneva. The Salon des Refusés art exhibit was held in Paris; artists represented there included Paul Cézanne, Camille Pissarro, and Édouard Manet. In London the Football Association was founded and devised common rules for the playing of association football (soccer), which was thus separated from Rugby football. Notable people born in 1863 include Norwegian artist Edvard Munch; Pierre, baron de Coubertin, of France, who was a central figure in the establishment of the modern Olympic Games; Spanish philosopher George Santayana; American newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst; and American industrialist Henry Ford.
One hundred years ago, the First Balkan War ended with the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in Europe by the forces of the Balkan League (Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Montenegro). The May 30 peace treaty ending the war made the former Ottoman possession Albania independent but divided Macedonia between the Balkan allies. Within a month, Serbia and Greece were at war with Bulgaria over the division of Macedonia, and this Second Balkan War ended with an August 10 treaty that divided most of Macedonia between Serbia and Greece. Women in the U.S. and Europe agitated for suffrage, and women in Norway were granted the right to vote. In the U.S. the Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution, which authorized a federal tax on income, and the Seventeenth Amendment, allowing for the direct popular election of members of the Senate (previously chosen by state legislatures), were both ratified, and the Revenue Act of 1913 was passed. Australia's new capital city of Canberra was established, and the first fleet of the Royal Australian Navy sailed proudly into Sydney Harbour. Revolutionary art events included the premiere of the ballet The Rite of Spring in Paris and the Armory Show in New York City. The Beaux Arts Grand Central Station railway terminal in New York City was completed, and the Lincoln Highway Association set out to create the first coast-to-coast American highway built for the automobile. The first workable "hookless fastener"—or zipper—was patented, and the crossword puzzle made its debut. Notable people born in 1913 include Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdos, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, American Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, American civil rights icon Rosa Parks, and American track-and-field athlete Jesse Owens.


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A Medford man is behind bars after hitting two pedestrian's in a crosswalk with his car Saturday evening.
According to police 32 year old Benjamin Thurman was driving northbound on Columbus in west Medford when he hit the two men near Prune Street.
Tonight, the names of the victims have not been released but we are told they are in stable condition with significant injuries.
Thurman failed to pass a field sobriety test.
He was taken into custody and remains behind bars at the Jackson County Jail on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicants, 2 counts of assault in the 3rd degree and reckless driving.
Residents near the intersection of Columbus and Prune say trying to cross the street is dangerous.
They say it isn't the first time they've seen people jet through the intersection.
They are hoping this horrific accident will allow something to be done to make it safer.
Neighbors say people need to realize there's a crosswalk and they need to stop when pedestrians are crossing.