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News about University of Pittsburgh, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 11, 2015
Rival college football teams Pittsburgh and West Virginia agree to compete in four-game series called the Backyard Brawl. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Duke defeats Pittsburgh, 51-48; other college football scores noted. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Florida ousts Pittsburgh, 61-45, in third round of NCAA men's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Pittsburgh walk-on freshman guard Joshua Ko is not an imposing figure on the basketball court, but his drive endears him to Panthers fans and those who root for the underdog; gets 56 seconds of exposure at NCAA tournament and uplifts crowd and team. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Pittsburgh romps over Colorado, 77-48, in second round of NCAA tournament. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Syracuse men's basketball team remains undefeated after beating Pittsburgh, 58-56; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Jan. 28, 2014
Duke beats Pittsburgh, 80-65 in men's college basketball; other college basketball men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse beats Pittsburgh, 59-54; other scores noted. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Men's basketball teams of Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Notre Dame have transitioned gracefully from the bruising defense-minded play of the Big East to the offense-focused style in the Atlantic Coast Conference. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Pittsburgh earns a 30-27 win over Bowling Green in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in Detroit; other college football news noted. MORE
Sep. 3, 2013
Florida State defeats Pittsburgh, 41-13, in college football. MORE
Mar. 15, 2013
Greg Bishop On College Basketball notes that Syracuse muscled past Pittsburgh, 62-59, and top-seeded Georgetown beat Cincinnati, 62-43, in Big East men's basketball tournament quarterfinals. MORE
Feb. 19, 2013
Notre Dame beats Pittsburgh, 51-42, in men's college basketball; other scores noted. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
College Basketball East Roundup; Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati, 62-52, in men's action; other scores noted. MORE
Jan. 25, 2013
Former Pittsburgh forward Jerome Lane's backboard-shattering dunk in 1988 and Bill Raftery's call of 'Send it in, Jerome!' are considered one of college basketball's most memorable moments. MORE
Jan. 9, 2013
Pittsburgh defeats Georgetown, 73-45, in men's college basketball; other women's scores noted. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Michigan men's college basketball team defeats Pittsburgh, 67-62, to reach NIT Tipoff title game; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
College Football Top 25 Roundup; Notre Dame rallies from 14-point deficit to defeat Pittsburgh, 26-23, in three overtimes, and remain undefeated; other results noted. MORE
Oct. 6, 2012
Syracuse breaks out of a yearlong funk and defeats Pittsburgh, 14-13, in college football action. MORE
Aug. 16, 2012
Adam Stuart Busby, who prosecutors say was a founding member of a Scottish terrorist group, is indicted on Wednesday on charges he e-mailed bomb threats that disrupted campus life at the University of Pittsburgh; Busby is in custody in Ireland. MORE
Jul. 19, 2012
Pittsburgh and the Big East announce that the university will pay $7.5 million to join Syracuse in leaving the Big East for the Atlantic Coast Conference on July 1, 2013. MORE
Apr. 25, 2012
Students head to final exams at the University of Pittsburgh after a semester in which more than 100 bomb threats disrupted classes and emptied dorms; group calling itself the Threateners claims responsibility and says its bomb threat campaign is over. MORE
Apr. 13, 2012
Police at the University of Pittsburgh arrest a New York man Mark Lee Krangle on charges of making terrorist threats to four professors, but he is not charged with making the more than 60 bomb threats that have caused major disruptions across the campus since mid-February. MORE
Apr. 11, 2012
Campus security at University of Pittsburgh is tightened because of bomb threats; university spokesman says that there have been more than 50 threats made since mid-February. MORE
Mar. 31, 2012
Pittsburgh men's basketball team beats Washington State, 71-65, to win the College Basketball Invitational title. MORE
Mar. 8, 2012
Connecticut defeats West Virginia, 71-67, in overtime in second round of men's Big East basketball tournament; UConn ensures themselves a berth in the NCAA tournament; Georgetown beats Pittsburgh, 64-52; other tournament results noted. MORE
Mar. 7, 2012
Connecticut defeats DePaul, 81-67, and Pittsburgh defeats St John's, 73-59, in first round of Big East men's college basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 4, 2012
College Basketball Men's East Roundup; Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun, recovering from spinal surgery, returns to the sideline for UConn's 74-65 victory over Pittsburgh; other results noted. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Syracuse defeats Pittsburgh, 71-63; other men's and women's basketball scores noted. MORE
Oct. 9, 2011
Rutgers defeats Pittsburgh, 34-10, in college football. MORE
Sep. 30, 2011
Pittsburgh defeats South Florida, 44-17, in college football. MORE
Sep. 25, 2011
College Football East Roundup; Notre Dame defeats Pittsburgh, 15-12; other college football results noted. MORE
Sep. 19, 2011
Syracuse and Pittsburgh switch to Atlantic Coast Conference from Big East, sowing chaos in college football conferences. MORE
Sep. 18, 2011
Analysis; Syracuse and Pittsburgh are considering moving from Big East to Atlantic Coast Conference amid changing landscape in college sports. MORE
Sep. 17, 2011
Big East Conference universities Syracuse and Pittsburgh reportedly are in discussions about joining Atlantic Coast Conference. MORE
Jun. 15, 2011
Penn State and Pittsburgh will face each other on the football field again for a home-and-home series in 2016 and 2017. MORE
May. 8, 2011
Pittsburgh junior guard Ashton Gibbs withdraws his name from NBA draft consideration and will return to college basketball team. MORE
Mar. 23, 2011
First week of 2011 NCAA men's basketball tournament may be best remembered for mental mistakes proving decisive in many games; observers marvel at comedy-of-errors finish to Butler-Pittsburgh contest. MORE
Mar. 20, 2011
Butler defeats Pittsburgh, 71-70, in third round of NCAA men's basketball tournament; roller-coaster game ends with flurry of whistles in final seconds. MORE
Mar. 11, 2011
Connecticut defeats Pittsburgh, 76-74, in men's college basketball Big East Conference tournament quarterfinal. MORE
Mar. 6, 2011
College Basketball Men's East Roundup; Pittsburgh defeats Villanova, 60-50, to clinch Big East conference regular-season title; other men's college basketball scores noted. MORE
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School Snapshot
Name: University of Pittsburgh
Location: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Type: 4-year, Public
Year Founded: 1787
Tuition and Fees (Fall 2007): In-state tuition and fees, $12,876; Out-of-state tuition and fees, $22,386
Total enrollment (Fall 2006): 26,860
Undergraduate enrollment: 17,246
Undergraduate applicants (Fall 2007): 18,195
Percentage admitted: 55.8%
Graduation rate: 73%
Sports Nickname: Panthers
Official Web site: Pitt.edu
Rivalry Dating to 1895 Renewed
Pittsburgh and West Virginia agreed to renew one of the oldest rivalries in college football, signing for a four-game series beginning in 2022.
September 11, 2015, Friday
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Temple Ends Long Drought by Defeating Penn State
Temple had not beaten Penn State since 1941, but P. J. Walker's go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter propelled the Owls to a 27-10 victory.
September 6, 2015, Sunday
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Galaxies Inside His Head
Terrance Hayes uses poetry to show that there is more to him, and to anyone, than what you expect.
March 29, 2015, Sunday
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Op-Talk: How Domestic Violence Costs Women Money
Survivors need help not just with the physical effects of abuse, but with the financial ones, too.
March 19, 2015, Thursday
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Testing a Few Good Women for Combat
This month, the Marine Corps will experiment with a test of women's performance in combat arms. It's historic, but not a first: Teresa Fazio and seven other women took part in a similar test in 2000.
March 19, 2015, Thursday
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Duke Ends Virginia's 21-Game Home Streak
The Blue Devils' cold 3-point shooting heated up in the clutch, and the Cavaliers were dealt their first loss of the season.
February 1, 2015, Sunday
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Pennsylvania: Cyanide Killed Lab Worker
A University of Pittsburgh Medical Center laboratory employee found dead at work was killed by cyanide, but the medical examiner who made the determination Friday said it was too soon to know the motive.
November 29, 2014, Saturday
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Missed Kick Dooms Pitt in Wild Loss to Duke
Kicker Chris Blewitt missed a 26-yard field-goal attempt on the final play of regulation and Pittsburgh's defense yielded two touchdowns in overtime as No. 24 Duke escaped with a 51-48 victory.
November 2, 2014, Sunday
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When a Health Plan Knows How You Shop
Household data holds promise in making medical care more efficient, but some fear that it may lead to unequal treatment.
June 29, 2014, Sunday
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Killing a Patient to Save His Life
Doctors at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center plan to treat trauma patients with an experimental procedure that induces hypothermia in dying patients to buy them more time.
June 10, 2014, Tuesday
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CAPE VINCENT BP failed to include all residents in a recent visual impact survey for the proposed Cape Vincent wind project, leaving out women in particular, according to town officials.
In a recent letter to the state Public Service Commission, town officials said many residents of the town of Cape Vincent did not receive surveys, particularly women.
It appears that BP may have sent surveys to predominantly male heads of households, their letter said.
In an email to the Times, BP spokeswoman Amanda J. Abbott said the survey was prepared for individuals and groups active in Cape Vincent, Lyme and the surrounding area.
The surveys were distributed electronically to seven local interest groups on Aug. 29. A mailing house sent paper versions of the survey after Labor Day to some 2,000 households in the towns of Cape Vincent and Lyme using a distribution list that is checked with the U.S. Postal Service, she said Monday.
Cape Vincent officials also raised privacy concerns, stating in the letter that they found it disturbing that responses are not guarded and protected, but are readily available for anyone to examine.
The first page of the survey has the cover letter and respondents name and address on the backside of the first page of questions. Furthermore, surveys will be collected at the local office of BP in Cape Vincent, where they could be accessed by BP leaseholders and supporters who frequent the office, they said.
Ms. Abbott said the completed surveys were returned by mail or via the Cape Vincent office but there was no exposure of household data.
The town officials also suggested that wind leaseholders and others that are paid by BP be excluded from the survey.
Residents receiving money from BP should not be included in the survey because of their bias toward BPs proposed project. At the very least, those receiving money from BP should be identified as a classification in reporting the results so that we may compare their responses to those residents who do not receive money from BP, their letter said.
Back in February, Town Council members asked the PSC to have leaseholders identified when they post comments on the states website for the Cape Vincent wind project.
We believe payments to leaseholders and BPs contract language requiring cooperation should at the very least separate and identify these project supporters from the remaining general public, town officials said in the Feb. 12 letter.
Cape Vincent Wind Farm land leases and good-neighbor agreements include cooperation clauses that require contract holders to fully cooperate in the permitting and government approval of the wind project.
But wind leaseholder Harvey J. White said its ironic that the town board continuously attempts to ostracize leaseholders while criticizing BP for violating peoples privacy and being non-inclusive.
Its a double standard, Mr. White said.
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BUFFALO, NY - It was a warm August day when Jacob Murphy, his brother Jonah and a friend were riding bikes. As Jacob crossed Niagara Falls Boulevard, he was hit by a car. At that very moment, Nurse, Stacey Bastian happened to be driving through the intersection. She'd been running about 45 minutes late from work. That delay put here at that very spot at that very moment.
Stacey, with some help from others, checked on Jacob. He was not breathing. He did not have a pulse. Stacey went to work doing CPR on the teenager, until he began to breathe on his own. Stacey was so focused at first, she didn't realize that she knew the child she had just saved.
When Jacob's father, Mike Murphy arrived, it all came together. The families know each other well.
Jacob was taken to Women and Children's Hospital with a badly broken leg and severe head injuries. He remained in ICU for 34 days before being moved to another floor. In early October he was moved to the Children's Institute of Pittsburgh where he is being treated for a traumatic brain injury. Mike says his son is a fighter and his condition does continue to improve, but he adds it will be a very long road.
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My fiend is about 5'5 1/2 to 5'6" so purchased the larger unit - as the smaller one was listed for those up to 5'2". This thing is enormous for her - way too big! The headrest is useless because it is so high for her.She uses it on her bed - but only during the day because it's way too big and stiff/solid to relax on. It is very stout and solid. Definitely not cuddly.If I could get her a replacement order for the small one that would probably fit her and return this - that would be great.This would be great for a large person and it is very solidly constructed - so I would suggest it to a friend who is large and tall. I'm 5'8" and the headrest is too high for me as well. My son is 6'5" and he can use the headrest.The knee pillow is way too big for my friend as well.The sizing needs to be addressed for this unit. A 5'3" person would disappear in it.
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By WKR
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I purchased this for my wife - suffering from Parkinsons and thus has limited mobility - she found the upholstered arms to be too high for her and could not sit / recline a bit with her arms outside the arms - too confining - but regrettably this is necessary for her to easily have access to drinks, medicines, food , etc. placed on her adjacent night table. I was hoping it would work for her, but we have returned to organizing pillows etc. in stead and put the bed lounger back in the box for storage.
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My husband used to pile up 4 or 5 various pillows and then lounge against them to read or watch TV in bed. In doing so, he would push our feather-bed down away from the headboard and over the edge on his side of the bed. I had to re-make our king-size bed several times a week, AND I WAS NOT HAPPY. When I saw the H-S bed lounger, I thought it might be a solution. And it is!! Its firm construction and go-nowhere quality keeps it--- and him--- firmly and comfortably in place. Thank you, H-S!!
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Comfort B Lounger,not at all comfortable
By Dee
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Product does not stay in place and does not fit me, head rest is to high for my short frame. Not made for people under 5 feet tall.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Deb the Lounger
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I use this product for reclining in bed during the day. I have a bad back. I tend to lean on my side rather than sitting up straight and the side supports are great.I use to use a big pile of pillows, now I just need a few to build a sloping support to lay on.The head rest is great and just right, however, since I am short I take the head rest out and turn it upside down and adjust it to where I can use it.The lower back pillow that comes with the lounger is really a waste of material. It is too soft and not really big enough to do anything to help.I am very happy with my lounger espcially with the sturdy surrounding support I get for my body.
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This is extremely beneficial if you study, read, or use your computer while in bed. It is comfortable and provides great support. I still need to add an additional pillow for lower lumbar support, and another smaller one for behind my neck, but I spend long hours studying and reading for school. Arm rests are great, but could be more supportive.
I definitely would buy this again.
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All that was advertised, used for convalescence
Great chair!
By Ram
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It is a great chair to sit in and very comfy. It is great for my back
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In product info online it reflected that there was a sister unit for shorter people, I ordered the standard one. It came nice packaged, looked good, but unfortunately did not fit, even with strethching the movable arms. I am 6'4" tall and weigh about 340, mostly muscle, unit was way too small.
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As others have mentioned the arms are a bit high, but I can live with that! I use it on an wrought iron bed and it works fine. Somoene mentioned you needed a wall to rest it against, but with lots of negative space on my headboard it works great!
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Rising O's wrote:He won't come here but we have done a lot worse than him over the decade.
I'm not criticizing what you said but I would hope we have moved beyond using the "we've done a lot worse" standard for our future moves.
Rising O's wrote:It should open a clear path to trading Guthrie.
I think we have already gotten to that point without Guthrie and could far surpass it if we traded for Burnett at 5M a year. Let's face it; the ONLY reason Guthrie should be part of this team this year is that he is a proven innings eater and will provide some stability. We could trade for/sign another innings eater and get a decent return for Guthrie that could be part of a winning 2014 team and beyond.


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Asthma: Over The Counter Treatment (cont.)
George Schiffman, MD, FCCP
Dr. Schiffman received his B.S. degree with High Honors in biology from Hobart College in 1976. He then moved to Chicago where he studied biochemistry at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle. He attended Rush Medical College where he received his M.D. degree in 1982 and was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. He completed his Internal Medicine internship and residency at the University of California, Irvine.
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
In this Article
- What is asthma?
- What medications are used to treat asthma?
- How do over-the-counter (OTC) medicines for asthma work?
- What factors should be considered in choosing and using OTC epinephrine or ephedrine?
- What side effects and drug interactions are there with OTC asthma medicines?
- What are additional measures in the management of asthma?
- Find a local Asthma & Allergy Specialist in your town
How do over-the-counter (OTC) medicines for asthma work?
Epinephrine acts by relaxing the muscles of the airways, thereby opening up the airways and allowing air to flow in and out of the lungs more easily. Ephedrine also relaxes the muscles of the airways.
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What factors should be considered in choosing and using OTC epinephrine or ephedrine?
Despite the development of newer medications, epinephrine and ephedrine remain available as OTC medications. The choice of epinephrine or ephedrine should involve consideration of several factors. Most importantly, the asthma should be mild and less frequent, defined as occurring less than once per week and lasting from a few hours to a few days at most. OTC epinephrine or ephedrine is best used under the guidance of a physician. A patient should seek medical attention and prepare to switch to a prescription asthma medication if
- moderate to severe asthma develops,
- frequent or regular doses of epinephrine or ephedrine are needed to relieve symptoms,
- episodes of asthma occur once or more per week, or
- asthmatic episodes develop at night.
OTC epinephrine is available in various concentrations for oral inhalation or as a solution in vaporized form (nebulization). Both forms may or may not contain alcohol or sulfite as preservatives. For example, AsthmaHaler Mist does not contain alcohol. Alcohol and sulfite preservatives may trigger an attack of asthma, and therefore, patients whose asthma is sensitive to these preservatives should read product labels carefully. The nebulized epinephrine solutions may or may not require diluting with a separate saline (salt) solution before use. Several saline solutions are available OTC in various concentrations. Again, careful reading of the label will provide information about combining an epinephrine solution for nebulization with a specific saline solution. Oral epinephrine is unavailable because it is rapidly broken down in the digestive system before it can reach the lungs. Once inhaled, epinephrine should provide rapid relief of symptoms (within five to 10 minutes) and continue working for one to three hours. Good inhaler and nebulizing techniques are critical in the use of epinephrine. If epinephrine is used frequently, tolerance to its effects occurs; that is, repeated inhalations provide progressively less and less benefit. Some of these inhalers use a chlorofluorcarbon (CFC) propellant. These gases have been shown to damage the ozone layer. The FDA is likely to expand the ban on CFC propellants making these agents unavailable in the near future.
OTC ephedrine is available only as an oral medication in combination with guaifenesin as caplets, tablets, or syrup. (Guaifenesin is an expectorant that loosens mucus in the airways and facilitates its removal by coughing.) Caution should be used when first starting these products since they occasionally irritate the airways of some patients and may make the asthma worse. OTC ephedrine should provide relief of symptoms within 15-60 minutes and may continue to be effective for three to five hours. Continued use of ephedrine, like frequent use of epinephrine, leads to tolerance.
Neither epinephrine or ephedrine should be continued if thick mucus or sputum (colored mucus) develops and/or a persistent or chronic cough occurs with the asthma. These may be signs of infection in the lungs and require immediate medical attention. If OTC asthma drugs do not relieve an episode of asthma within 10 (for epinephrine) or 60 minutes (for ephedrine) or the symptoms worsen, medical attention should be sought immediately.
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The first poolseidon 1 because as you can see he put so much effort in
The first poolseidon 1 because as you can see he put so much effort in
Easily Ymir! Too funny
My favorites were defenitly Mercury , Inflator Loki ,Vamana's and Freya
Mercury : He DID THE JUMP animation and looks actually like a minnion wich was funny
Freya : Perfect details , nothing to say
Loki : Also very detailed
all teh vamana's : Nothing to say we saw vamana and ulted vamana , with hireznabil this was hilarious
Other stuff that were cool :
Nu wa staff
Drybear cosplaying as DMbrandon
My favorite cosplay was definitely Bacchus one. It had a lot of work and some nice details in it
my favourite must be the infiltrator loki one, i love it too much in game as well
i love ymir it is so funny! lol
My favorite is the Freya one, it was so nicely executed and respected the details perfectly.
My favorite cosplay is the Rades, the Ra and Hades combination. The staff of Hades, the darklord Ra , just RAAKAKAKAKAKAAA!
My favorite are the two Poolseidon's and the Mercury.
As a fan of alcohol and eating, as well as being an owner of a fabulous beard, I loved the Bacchus cosplay.
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The Sublime Maple 4-Piece Shell Pack lives up to its name, with pure North American maple shells. Features 7-ply shells, double 45-degree bearing edges, Crush mini Bridge lugs, 4-point suspension mounts, and tom brackets with memory locks. 24" x 18" kick, 12" x 8" tom, 16" x 14" floor tom, and 14" x 7" snare.
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Replace the included heads. Duh. I would put these up against Mapex Saturn drums. They might lose, but they would put up a good fight. The hardware feels better than Ddrum, the snare throwoff is especially high quality. Included strainer is not the best, not the worst. I like fewer wires but that is personal preference. Overall I would recommend these as a gigging kit since they are pretty. I would feel comfortable recording with them as well. I wish they had included a branded key instead of the generic one that came with the set. I want to endorse this company on my keychain but the drum key has no logo!
Locking floor tom legs are nice. The kick spur design is a little weird but looks nice.
Maple shells are clean and well done. Bearing edges are clean and the finish is very well done. The 4-point rack mount has a clean, futuristic design. Stick saver rim on the snare, military throwoff design is neat and functions smoothly. I am a fan of the minimalist lug design, but it may not be for everyone. Sound is typical for an all maple kit. With the stock single ply crimped coated heads tuning possibilities are a bit limited to the higher end. Changing to an open-channel head makes these as versatile as any other maple shells. Snare overtones are very manageable, kick is not overbearing but indicative of a 24 incher, meaning BIG!
Included heads are cheap-o made in china Remo UT crimplocks. A bit of a disappointment there, especially as this is the higher end of Crush's kits. That being said, the sparkle finish is really really well done. While certainly not as customizable or unique, I think these look as good as custom drums such as SJC or Truth. I am not suggesting they are as good as a custom kit, they just look really good in person. I have received a lot of complements on them in the two shows I have used them for so far.
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Each year, thousands of patients in the New York metropolitan area experience disorders of the ear, nose, and throat. For help, many of them turn to the Otolaryngology Academic Faculty at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai (NYEE).
The Academic Faculty provides medical care as part of the Department of Otolaryngology. The Department of Otolaryngology at NYEE is the first specialty of its kind in the western hemisphere, and has evolved into an international referral center for medical and surgical treatment, performing more than 6,000 surgeries and treating more than 60,000 patients.
The Academic Faculty has access to all the support services of NYEE, the oldest continuously operating specialty hospital in the United States. NYEE is an internationally renowned institution for treating patients who suffer from diseases of the ears, nose, throat, and eyes.
In order to ensure that patients receive state of the art medical care, physicians in the Academic Faculty are committed to research in the field of otolaryngology. Each year, research produced by members of the medical team is presented at national and international meetings and published in more than 50 scientific journals.
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PITTSFORD, NY--The line was long, the mood was buoyant and the objective Friday morning was the front entrance to Trader Joe's, the specialty grocer with an especially loyal following.
Trader Joe's ended months of anticipation Friday morning with an opening at Pittsford Plaza that, in terms of excitement level and waiting-line size, rivaled the recent unveiling of the iPhone5 at local retailers. About 300 people watched the traditional ribbon-cutting and the official sliding open of the double-doors.
Once inside, shoppers got a grocery cart, a greeting from a line of employees and a lei garland.
For those who don't know, Trader Joe's is a grocery store with a difference. It sells the usual range of grocery items -produce, meats, packaged goods -but without the preservatives, colorings and other artificial ingredients that many people don't want in their food.
Everything sold carries the Trader Joe's label. The prices are low because, the company says, the middleman is gone. There are no shoppers' cards, public-address systems and the employees wear Hawaiian shirts.
As the time for the store opening, planned for 8 a.m., approached on Friday, smiles were piling up as high as the stack of apples in the produce section.
"I'm thrilled with the turnout,'' store manager Mickey Greenich said.
First in line, and happy to be so, were Andy Scott and Helene Thompson-Scott of Rochester. They arrived at the entrance last night at 9 p.m. and stuck it out. They said they had been to many Trader Joe's around the country.
"We just love Trader Joe's,'' Thompson-Scott said. Andy Scott said he had a list he meant to check off once he and Helene made it into the store. "I love the Italian roast coffee they have,'' he said.
Next to him in line was Susan Korpeck of Brighton. She had arrived at 6 a.m. "They have a great variety of food at good prices,'' she said. She lived for a time in California, Trader Joe's home base, and shopped at the store there.
The line waiters were a mix of novices and old hands. Alison Parker of Brighton said she grew up in Pasadena. "I know Trader Joe's from my childhood,'' she said.
Next to her in line was Cheryl O'Reilly of Henrietta. "I've never been in one of these before,'' she said. "I just want to see what they have.''
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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") enforces federal laws prohibiting workplace discrimination. The EEOC was created by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The employment section of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, known as Title VII, prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, and religion, and also prohibits employers from retaliating against any employee who exercises his or her rights under Title VII. Today, the EEOC enforces federal anti-discrimination statutes, and provides oversight and coordination of all federal equal opportunity regulations, policies, and practices. The Civil Rights movement of the early 1960s peaked in the spring and summer of 1963. On June 19, 1963, President John F. Kennedy sent comprehensive civil rights legislation to Congress, asking it to "make a commitment it has not fully made in this century to the proposition that race has no place in American life or law." However, there was stiff political and social opposition to the legislation. Following President Kennedy's assassination in November, 1963, President Johnson continued to support the legislation, saying that "no eulogy could more eloquently honor Kennedy's memory than the earliest possible passage of the civil rights bill for which he fought so long." Finally, and after much compromise, President Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on July 2, 1964.
From 1965 through 1971, the EEOC lacked any real enforcement authority. Instead, Congress authorized the Agency to investigate claims of discrimination. If the EEOC found reasonable cause to believe that discrimination occurred, the Agency referred the case to the Department of Justice to litigate. Regardless, during this period the agency significantly impacted the scope of future civil rights enforcement. The EEOC documented the nature and extent of discriminatory practices in employment, the first study of this kind done. Additionally, the agency assisted individual plaintiffs through its amicus curiae program by filing "friend of the court" briefs interpreting the law.
In 1972, Congressed passed the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972, which amended Title VII to give the EEOC authority to conduct its own enforcement litigation. The EEOC strongly influenced the judicial interpretation of civil rights legislation. The agency's advocacy defined "discrimination," a term excluded from the 1964 Act. In 1973, EEOC advocates pursued litigation leading to the country's most often cited anti-discrimination U.S. Supreme Court opinion, McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973). In that case, the Court held that a plaintiff could prove an individual case of intentional discrimination, or disparate treatment, under Title VII, by showing four factors. Id. at 802. There, the plaintiff proved that he was indirectly discriminated against in a hiring case by showing that (1) he was a member of a Title VII protected group; (2) he applied and was qualified for the position sought; (3) the employer rejected the plaintiff for the job; and (4) the employer continued to seek applicants with similar qualifications after the rejection. Id. The Court determined that once a plaintiff succeeded in making this bare showing of a prima facie case, the employer must articulate a legitimate, nondiscriminatory reason for refusing to hire the plaintiff. Id. Absent this showing, the employer is guilty of workplace discrimination. Id. Courts and the EEOC apply this analytical framework to cases brought under all federal anti-discrimination statutes.
Today, the EEOC conducts enforcement litigation under several federal statutes that prohibit job discrimination. The federal statutes prohibiting discrimination in employment are:
- Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII), which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin;
- the Equal Pay Act of 1963 (EPA), which protects men and women who perform substantially equal work in the same establishment from sex-based wage discrimination;
- the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA), which protects individuals who are 40 years of age or older;
- Title I and Title V of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ( ADA), which prohibit employment discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities in the private sector, and in state and local governments;
- Sections 501 and 505 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibit discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities who work in the federal government; and
- the Civil Rights Act of 1991, which, among other things, provides monetary damages in cases of intentional employment discrimination.
The Agency investigates charges of discrimination and, in some cases, brings civil suits based on charges of discrimination. Charges of discrimination are most often filed by private individuals ("complainants") who believe that their employers have discriminated against them. The EEOC investigates those charges and issue findings based on its investigations. In some cases, if the EEOC finds that there is probable cause to believe discrimination has occurred, it may choose to bring an enforcement action against the employer. However, in the majority of the cases, the complainant will independently initiate and pursue any litigation based on Title VII. Any individual who wishes to file suit under Title VII or the ADA is required to exhaust his or her administrative remedies prior to suing the employer in court. In other words, the complainant must first file a charge of discrimination with the EEOC before it may seek judicial remedy.
See also
- EEOC website
- McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973)


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Anyone connected with the coal business knows that all mines contain coal that is not retrievable. Either it is located in a place that is difficult to reach or nature placed it in veins that are too thin to mine economically.
Such people know, too, that much more coal lies far below levels that are currently mined. While present mines are deep compared to those of a hundred years ago, and remote mining equipment is being developed to mine even deeper, technologically, it may be impossible even for robots to mine coal that is too deep.
However, University of Utah researchers visited Carbon County last week to meet with energy officials to explain a way that they believe coal can give up its energy without ever being seen by a human face or one of humankind's machines.
"We have been looking at these problems of deep coal in different ways," said Mike Nelson, a research professor at Utah. "Do we really need to get the black rock out of the hole to get the energy out of it? Could we somehow turn it into energy, remove that energy and leave the residual behind?"
The research team's objectives have included using innovative mining technologies, C02 or gas injection, fracture technology and methogenic microbes to recover methane from coal seams. Their presentation last week focused, however, on using microbes to help coal bed seams yield more methane.
For years, gas companies have pulled methane off coal veins and delivered it to customers. However, once those wells are in production, their decrease in productivity is fairly rapid with levels of 20 percent of initial production occurring shortly after putting the operation into gear. However, more of the resource remains even after a well is shut down.
But the Utah researchers say that, considering the knowledge they have acquired about microbial production, slower production methods could be a thing of the past.
"Right now gas companies are relying on C02 and nitrogen to help extract more methane from fields that are dropping in production," stated Jack Adams, a research professor. "But microbes could be used to release even more gas in those levels and at a deep level [that] would allow us to bring out gas by creating an optimal environment for methane production."
According to the researchers, it is very hard for methane to flow off deep coal veins. Pressures of the earth at that deep level lessen the flow, so the pressure needs to be released and the surface area of coal veins expanded.
The researchers also suggested that the use of an energy production system and the subsequent capture of carbon-emitted gases could possibly solve the problem of greenhouse gases that is presently a prominent point of discussion in environmental circles concerning the use of carbon-based power sources. In other words, the researchers say they have been evaluating concepts for carbon-neutral power generation. In fact, the use of C02 injected back into the ground would provide extra nutrients for the microbes being used to extract more methane.
"We see a way for a power plant to draw methane from the ground using this process, creating electricity while sequestering the C02 it produces in one looped process," said Adams.
The group showed a simple diagram of how such a process would work.
Adams also pointed out that the microbes that would be used are tough and can be used under a variety of circumstances.
According to the researchers, the microbes will work well to produce methane in poor quality water and work even in areas where there is no oxygen. In addition, temperature in the coal veins would not be a problem, either. The microbes that would be used could survive in freezing temperatures up to 80 degrees above zero.
The path to their goal is to demonstrate and understand biogenic methane production from coal samples in varying conditions in the laboratory, examine the mechanisms to further optimize methane production rates and process economics in the lab (evaluating t ambient and elevated temperatures and pressures), test the laboratory prototype and conduct a field demonstration.
The researchers came to Carbon County looking for possible partners to work with on some of these test projects.
"Coal is the largest fossil fuel reserve on earth," said Jack Hamilton, program manager for the project. "We're hoping to find some people to work with to see if this will work in a field test."
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text: The Agricultural Quarantine Inspection (AQI) program plays a critical role in protecting U.S. agriculture and the environment from invasive plant and animal pests and diseases. This is accomplished through risk assessment and analysis, pest identification, treatment and mitigation protocols, policy development and administration, as well as inspections of international passengers, commercial vessels, trucks, aircraft and railcars. PPQ and the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) work together at the Nation's borders and ports of entry to carry out all AQI program activities to intercept and keep out any foreign agricultural pests that could affect U.S. agriculture, trade and commerce.


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Matt Rosine, Founder & President
With a long background in marketing and advertising, an avid Brighton & Hove Albion, Chelsea and England fan, and a soccer skill level that was in desperate need of improvement, Matt founded the Windy City Wanderers FC (now WCW FA) in the summer of 2006. His initial idea was to find a handful of people to "kick the ball around" a couple of times a week, but it quickly evolved into a mission to make Chicago THE soccer city in the USA.
On a continual journey to surround himself with positive people who share his vision, Matt's main role is to continually develop the long term goals of WCW and work with both the members of WCW FA and strategic partners to promote the sport of soccer in Chicago. Establishing new opportunities for Chicago's adults to play soccer and bringing complete beginners into the game are priority number one for him.
Although the years of washing hundreds of pinnies by hand are behind him and his main focus is plotting the long term future of WCW, you'll still see Matt out at events talking to members and enjoying the sport just as he did in 2006.
Matt is married to his beautiful wife Shannon (who frequently upstages him on the soccer field), and they have two young daughters together: Ella Sophia and Charlotte Amelia. Their dog Pickles is official club mascot, and longs for the summer months when she can be out terrorizing innocent soccer balls everywhere.
Sam Coughenour, Operations & Events
Sam is one of the most important cogs in the machine that is WCW. Responsible for all day-to-day operations, he is the guy that you'll talk to when you want to play soccer in Chicago. He over sees all leagues, scheduling and communication, including referee assigning, and is also responsible for the promotion and marketing of all WCW programs.
He is also responsible for never letting Matt win at a game of FIFA 12.
Sam Weisbrod, Manager of Soccer Operations
Sam has an undergraduate degree in Political Science from The Ohio State University and an MA in International Studies from the University of San Francisco. He comes to WCW with a background in social entrepreneurship and nonprofit development. Sam fits in perfectly with our bootstrapping mentality.
When Sam is not working hard to make your soccer experience optimal, or kicking it around himself, you will find him spending time with his better-half, or doing something crazy like running an ultra-marathon or hiking the Appalachian Trail.
If you see Sam out at one of your local WCW games, or anywhere else about town, please give him a warm welcome to the greatest city on earth.


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A brilliant and bold adornment, encrusted in baubles and blossoms handcrafted from crystals, pearls, and gold. Wear it with your hair swept up or against long and loose locks. From Paris by Debra Moreland. 15"L, 0.25"W. Embellishment: 10"L, 1"W. Gold-plated brass, Swarovski crystal, glass. Handmade in USA.


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Curtis Self is in his seventh year with Creighton University after serving as associate athletic trainer at the College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C., for six years. While at Charleston he was the facility coordinator of the Patriots Point Athletic Training room with sport assignments to the baseball and women's tennis teams.
Prior to his stint at the College of Charleston, Self served as an athletic trainer for the Texas Rangers Minor League Baseball Club for two seasons. While with the Texas Rangers he was responsible for the evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation associated with the rookie classification Gulf Coast Rangers. During his stint with the Rangers, Self was also a graduate assistant at Western Michigan University where he earned his Master of Arts degree in physical education and recreation with an athletic training emphasis in 2002.
Self graduated from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa with a Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education and athletic training in May 2000. While an athletic training student at Coe College, he was also a member of the men's swimming team.
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POTSDAM - Seven more people have been appointed to the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Task Force.
The appointments, announced Wednesday, include: Chuck C. Thorpe, senior vice president at Clarkson University, Potsdam; Ernest J. LaBaff, president emeritus at Aluminum, Brick and Glass Workers International union; Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa; John Burke, a retired employee of the psychiatric center; Jonathan S. Putney, D-Waddington, St. Lawrence County Legislature chairman; and county Legislators Joseph R. Lightfoot, R-Ogdensburg, and Vernon D. Sam Burns, D-Ogdensburg.
The new members were appointed by Mayor William D. Nelson to beef up the groups numbers and increase pressure on the state Office of Mental Health to keep inpatient services at the Ogdensburg psychiatric hospital.
We the people are going to appeal to our governor, Mr. Nelson said. What Im doing is finding people who have showed an interest and are willing to help us bring the fight forward. We as a community disagree with the Office of Mental Health and the decision to close the psych center.
The plan put forward by the state Office of Mental Health last week is to move adult inpatient services to Syracuse and child services to Utica. All inpatient services are expected to be moved away from the center by 2016.
Mrs. Russell said she believes the task force is an essential part of the campaign to keep the inpatient mental health services in Ogdensburg.
Its important for us to be unified in working to keep the inpatient services in Ogdensburg, she said. It is extremely important for us to really paint a full picture of why we need to have inpatient services here in the community. It takes a community uniting and sending a strong and singular message that we need these services and we are going to fight for these services.
Mr. LaBaff said he is worried about the loss of jobs that could accompany the loss of the inpatient services.
I want someone to explain to me how you can close six wards and do away with inpatient care and still maintain 525 jobs, Mr. LaBaff said in an emailed statement. What I see happening is that people will retire or their jobs will be moved to other parts of the state and the number 525 will diminish very quickly.
He said the task force will have to fight to keep those jobs.
The north country has suffered great job losses, both union and non-union, and enough is enough, he said.
Community mobilization is exactly the goal of the task force.
I think it does nothing but make us stronger, City Manager John M. Pinkerton said of the additional appointments. Each of us has a particular skill set we can use going forward.
Mr. Nelson said the task force is designed as a broad initiative uniting people from St. Lawrence, Jefferson, Franklin, Essex, Lewis and Clinton counties who are currently served by the psychiatric center.
Were going to enlist everybody from all walks of life to publicly voice their opinion, tell their stories, he said. Were going to bring it to the people.
The new members join Mr. Nelson, St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency CEO Patrick J. Kelly, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire, Mr. Pinkerton, county Community Services Director Angela Doe, Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, and Chairman Charles W. Kelly, Ogdensburg.
Mr. Nelson said he plans on adding more people to the task force in the coming days.
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Joss Stone Doesn't Like Bad BreathThursday, March 11th, 2010
Joss Stone, a 22-year-old United Kingdom soul singer, says her main turn-off in a man is bad breath. She says that she would never date a man with halitosis, and says "there's nothing worse than bad breath. I've snogged people with bad breath who smelt of fags and beer and it made me feel sick." She wants the men that she dates to have minty and fresh breath.
Even though she said she wants her boyfriends to be very clean, she has admitted that her hair isn't always freshly shampooed. She even said the following: "I once went a week without washing my hair and I did it deliberately because I wanted the natural oils to mend my hair. It didn't smell, surprisingly, and no one commented on it. They probably thought, 'Oh it's just Joss.' "
She is currently single and said that she has a hard time finding the right man because she is too much of a free spirit, and men would get too protective and jealous if she wanted to disappear or go on a road trip.
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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Billed as a one-of-a-kind experience to visitors from around the world, a 40-foot ice castle will be gathering oohs and ahs at the Mall of America this winter.
Ice Castles, LLC will build its largest structure ever, a castle that will stand more than 40 feet tall at its peak and span more than one acre.
Unlike typical ice structures that are built with ice blocks, the Ice Castles castle will be made of icicles organically grown from 4 million gallons of water and then fused together.
The castle will join 50 large ice towers together to create a series of shimmering archways, tunnels, walls and caverns. In the center courtyard, will be the largest frozen tower, reaching more than 40-feet high.
"We cannot wait to watch this magical ice castle come to life," said Maureen Bausch, executive vice president of business development at Mall of America. "We're always looking for ways to enhance the Mall of America experience for families, couples and friends alike and what better way than with a one-of-a-kind attraction like this ice castle?"
More than one million icicles will be used in the castle's creation and maintenance.
Beyond the castle itself, there will also be a children's snow park area with a snow pile that is 40-feet in diameter and 4-feet tall.
The attraction, constructed over the course of four to six weeks during the holiday season, plans to open in late December and stay open through the end of February, weather permitting.
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BUFFALO, N.Y.-Reaction from all over the country has poured in with the Bills hiring Doug Marrone as their new head coach.
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Read: How John Tortorella Works With The Leadership Group
Following Rangers practice yesterday, John Tortorella was asked a question about how Ryan Callahan has been as a captain this season.
Tortorella responded that he seeks input from his entire leadership group on how to manage the team on certain issues, "I rely on the leadership group on how we want to go about our business and the logistics of getting ready to play. Cally, Richie, Marc, Danny and Rupper have really come into play in helping to understanding what they think. Sometimes a coach sees it one way, but you need to show them the respect, especially as we have evolved together here and let them have a little bit of say in what they are thinking as athletes."
Ryan Callahan told Steve Serby in the NY Post that he is always speaking with Tortorella, "Yes I have, that's part of it, just to get a feeling of what's going on in the room, and tell that to him, and tell the guys exactly what's he's feeling too. … He's approachable, so there's nothing wrong with that."
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POTSDAM Plans are in motion to create a campsite for recreational vehicles at Sandstoner Park.
The proposal calls for 12 sites, each with enough room for a large RV, a picnic bench and a fire pit.
They wont feel like theyre crammed in like sardines, said village Planning and Development Director Frederick J. Hanss.
Electricity and water will be provided for each site, and the village is also considering providing Wi-Fi.
Sewage will not be provided, so campers will need to dispose of their waste at the nearby sewer plant.
The park has more than three acres of parking lot, most of which has gone unused for years, according to Mr. Hanss. A segment of the lot near the river will be torn up to make room for the sites, so visitors will not have to camp on a slab of asphalt.
The estimated cost for the project is $164,000. The town and village will each contribute about $20,500, in hopes that the $123,000 remainder will be covered by a state grant.
Grant recipients will be announced in late fall or early winter. If the village wins, the grant design work will begin, and the park will be complete in time for the 2015 camping season.
The town and village hope the campsites will eventually become a money maker, as well as a draw for tourists. All proceeds from the camp will benefit the recreation program.
Pricing hasnt been finalized, but it will be similar to sites at nearby state campgrounds, between $24 and $27 a day, according to Mr. Hanss.
Sandstoner Park is within walking distance of downtown Potsdam, and might provide a small bump to business in the slow summer months.
These folks are going be coming to town at a time when our business cycle is at its lowest ebb, Mr. Hanss said.
Initially the plan is for the park to attract overflow from the oft-full nearby state parks. Mr. Hanss said he hopes that, with fishing, swimming, kayaking and downtown Potsdam all nearby, the park will eventually become a destination in its own right.
I think once people come and see what we have to offer, theyll come again, he said.
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