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Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine (Nephrology)
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Enver Akalin, MD, earned his medical degree at Ege University School of Medicine in Izmir, Turkey. He completed a research fellowship in the Renal Division at Brigham and Woman�s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, followed by a clinical fellowship in the Renal Division at Boston University School of Medicine. Dr. Akalin completed his residency in Internal Medicine as well as a clinical transplant nephrology fellowship in the Renal Division at Emory University School of Medicine.
Dr Akalin, a UNOS-certified transplant nephrologist, brings to Montefiore more than a decade of expertise in kidney and kidney-pancreas transplantation. Prior to joining Einstein-Montefiore, Dr. Akalin served as the Medical Director of the Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation Program and the Director of the Transplant Nephrology Fellowship at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Dr. Akalin is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Nephrology.
Dr. Akalin is a member of several societies, has served on the American Society of Transplantation Clinical Trials Committee and Renal Accreditation Committee, the American Society of Nephrology Transplant Advisory Group and the Medical Board of New York Organ Donor Network. He currently serves on the Editorial Board of the Clinical Journal of The American Society of Nephrology. Dr. Akalin has been the principle investigator in several trials and has written numerous articles on complex issues in kidney transplantation.
Dr Akalin�s main research interest is investigating mechanisms of acute and chronic rejection using microarray technology and immune monitoring of kidney transplant recipients. Dr. Akalin is one of the first investigators that applied GeneChip (microarray) technology in human kidney transplantation. GeneChip is a powerful technology that detects thousands of genes simultaneously and might help to understand the mechanisms, diagnosis, and the treatment of complex disease, such as rejection of the kidney transplant. His other main research interest is kidney transplantation in highly sensitized cross-match positive or blood group incompatible kidney transplant recipients by using desensitization protocols with Intravenous Immunoglobulin, Rituximab, and Plasmapheresis. He investigates the mechanisms of desensitization treatment and its effect on donor-specific antibodies.
Dr Akalin is also involved in multicenter trials of new immunosuppressive medications as a principle investigator.
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By LYNETTE MARSINGPrice
I was very disturbed to hear an interview on the radio with our school superintendent about full-day kindergarten. He said that kindergarten children do better when they are in school all day. Better than what? My children certainly never suffered by being home with me. He made the comment that children can be trained like animals to stay awake for that period of time. Why would a parent ever want to train their child like an animal when it is normal for a child of that age to need rest and parental contact?
There are many studies on full-day kindergarten and you can find any number that will extol the virtues of full-day kindergarten and just as many that will tell of its bad consequences. One thing that you rarely hear, but that most of them agree on, is that the positive affects are negligible after first grade.
Many communist governments have maintained that taking very young children away from their parents is optimum because the government is better able to teach. Is that what we are moving towards? How beneficial is it to society to take away the responsibility and opportunity for parents to raise and teach their own children?
We see each generation turning more and more of its child-rearing responsibilities over to other people. We already use many tax dollars to fund head start programs. These may be beneficial, but the most important teaching and nurturing a child can receive is in the home. I hear complaints from educators about parents not being involved in their children's education, and yet the school district is sending the message that they are much better at raising children than parents are.
Our full-day kindergarten is funded by the bond that was recently passed and raised all of our taxes. Instead of using that money to improve exiting programs, lower class sizes, or improve facilities, we are using if for baby sitting. I feel that this money could be much better used to strengthening programs we already have in place.

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PALM HARBOR, Florida -- A 2-year-old girl lost both of her feet in a lawnmower accident in the Westlake Village subdivision of Palm Harbor, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office says.
According to detectives, 47-year-old Jeremiah Nugent was cutting the grass on his riding lawnmower Wednesday evening. He was about to park the lawnmower in the garage when his wife, 31-year-old Nicole Nugent, came out and began to wave her hands at him.
Nugent reportedly thought Nicole was alerting him that he was about to drive over something, so he put the lawnmower in reverse and backed it up until he realized he had run over his 2-year-old daughter, Ireland.
Earlier reports indicated Ireland's legs were amputated at the knee, but investigators now say her feet were actually severed at the ankle. Her left hand was also injured, but is intact.
The girl was airlifted to Tampa General Hospital, where she is in serious condition.
On Thursday, Nicole Nugent told reporters her daughter is doing well, but currently sedated. She says doctors are optimistic that prosthetics will quickly help Ireland be up and walking again.
Pinellas detectives say the incident appears to be accidental in nature.
The Nugent family's church is taking donations to help with Ireland's medical bills and long-term treatment.
Checks can be made out to Trinity Presbyterian Foundation, with "Ireland Nugent" in the memo field, and mailed to:
Trinity Presbterian Church
2001 Rainbow Drive
Clearwater, Florida 33765
The church has also set up a Paypal fund, which can be accessed on their website, www.trinityclearwater.org
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The Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival inaugurates its seventh season with three days of seminars, Sept. 21-23, featuring wines from around the world, and celebrity chefs including Emeril Lagasse and father-daughter duo Jacques and Claudine Pépin. The festival takes place in three historic mansions: The Elms, Rosecliff, and Marble House. Attend the opening night gala, the two-day Grand Tasting with over 100 participating wineries, informative seminars, live and silent auctions, and a Collectible Wine Dinner. Tickets are available for individual events, as are all-inclusive weekend packages, $40-$265.
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Local Jefferson Community College students will see a 3 to 4 percent increase in their tuition in the fall.
At Wednesdays board of trustees meeting, full-time tuition of $3,864 per year and $161 per credit hour for part-time students within the sponsorship area was approved unanimously.
A modest increase is the goal of the board, board member Daniel J. Villa said. The budget process is difficult every year.
For out-of-area students, full-time tuition will be $5,834, an 8.2 percent increase, for the year, and part-time students will pay $244 per credit hour, an 8.4 percent increase.
The tuition rates for local students in the 2012-13 school year were $3,744 per year for full-time students and $155 per credit hour for part-time students, according to the school website. For out-of-area students, the tuition was $5,394 for full-time students per year and $225 per credit hour for part-time students.
The increase for local full-time students is 3.2 percent, or $120. For local part-time students, the increase is 3.8 percent, or $6 per credit hour.
I think its been five years straight that weve seen an increase, said Daniel J. Dupee II, vice president for administration and finance.
He said tuition is developed after determining the expenses and the revenue in the budget. A difference between the two means the tuition will be raised.
According to the $27.9 million budget adopted by the board at the meeting, JCC is anticipating 2,112 local full-time students and 21,055 credit hours from local part-time students.
The budget also was approved by a unanimous vote without discussion. Mr. Dupee said he is happy with how the latest budget turned out.
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Elder Justin John Wilde will be returning to the Price area after serving in the California-San Bernardino mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Wilde will speak June 19 at 9 a.m. at the Price 3rd LDS Ward.
He is the son of Rodney and Bonnie Wilde. He is the grandson of LaVee Wilde, the late Bert Wilde, John and Rayona Anderson and the late Laura Anderson.
Elder Christopher Philip Ouzts has been called to serve in the Texas-San Antonio Spanish-speaking mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will speak June 19 at 9 a.m. at the Castle Dale 1st LDS Ward and at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale 2nd LDS Ward. The wards meet at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center, 35 East Main.
Elder Ouzts will report to the missionary training center June 22. He is the son of Phil and Coralie Ouzts of Castle Dale. His grandparents are Milton Ricker Sr., Lois Ouzts and Madaline Story.


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
After a tumultuous 2010 that saw three individuals become committee chair for the Carbon County Democratic Party, organization lead positions will once again be up for nomination at the end of April.
Similarly, the Carbon County Republicans will also be electing their chair, vice chair, treasurer and secretary this spring, hoping to build local party momentum following the historic election of Republican Jae Potter to the Carbon County Commission last fall. Party convention time is here in Carbon County.
"We need to continue the party's hard work and continue to move forward by capitalizing on Jae's election," said current Carbon County Republican Committee Chairperson Karl Kraync Jr. "I would really like to see the party's youth contingency come forward during the convention and show their leadership."
Potter's election is noteworthy because he is the first Republican elected to county office in over 60 years, providing a large platform for the Republicans within the three person county commission.
The local GOP will be conducting their convention first this year, meeting on April 8th at 6:30 p.m. in the alumni room at the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. Currently, party leadership includes Chairperson Kraync, Vice Chair Hank Savage, Secretary Casey Hope and Treasurer Jim Darter. All positions will be up for nominations and according to party leadership, their could be some significant changes within the organization.
While area Republicans are looking to move forward, local Democrats are in re-organization mode following several scandals centered around their chairperson position in 2010. Last May, former party chair Ed Chavez had forwarded an email to party members that supported then-county commission candidate Kyle Edwards in the party's primary election. Some within the local leadership felt this action was a clear violation of the neutrality a party chair should exhibit. Chavez resigned and was replaced by Bridget Dalpiaz who would resign herself just months after being elevated to the position of local party leader.
According to a July 8 article in the Sun Advocate, complaints began to surface concerning political signs on property reportedly owned by the new party chair soon after she was appointed. Even though Dalpiaz denied placing the signs, which also endorsed specific candidates, she soon stepped down sighting "back door politics and gossip." After the democratic committee accepted her resignation, long time party member Jean Boyack was appointed chair.
"We really need to do some work to unify our party on the local front," said Boyack during a recent interview with the Sun Advocate. "The local Republican party is stronger than it has been in my lifetime and we need to match their organization and enthusiasm."
According to Boyack, unifying the party and fighting redistricting policies are the major challenges facing local democrats at this time.
"We can't allow them to chop us up like they have been," she explained. "They are working to break up traditional Democratic strongholds."
Currently, the party is led by Chairperson Boyack, Vice Chair Kay Colosimo, Parliamentarian John Watkins and Secretary Treasurer/State Representative Christine Watkins.
The Democrats will hold their convention on April 29 at the Carbon County Courthouse at 7 p.m., during which time Rep. Watkins will address the group concerning this year's legislative session.
"I think we are going to see some changes within the party this year," said Watkins via telephone Tuesday night. "Jean did a great job stepping up amid last year's controversy but several of us within the party are ready to step down."
Rep. Watkins will not be seeking her position as treasurer/secretary this year. Boyack said she will step down as chairperson to allow Helper City Councilmember Brandon Wise to seek the position.
"Brandon is young and eager to learn," said Boyack. "I think it will be great for the local party to have a young and enthusiastic leader."
Boyack reported that she will seek the vice chair position, looking to provide the group with her 40 plus year's of political experience for the foreseeable future.
"We have had a great presence at many local functions this year such as the Shop-a-polooza and Taste of Home Cooking School and that was my goal," she explained. "We need to get out there as much as possible and let the community know what we stand for."
With major state issues like House Bill 477 fresh on the public's mind and local matters such as multiple use on public land and budget discretion always in the mix, motivated party leadership is vital, according to both Kraync and Boyack.


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Buzz: The CBA May Not Be Ratified Until Saturday
According to Chris Johnston of the CP, the players may not vote to ratify the CBA until Saturday.
Johnston adds in a follow up tweet "With player vote through Sat, training camps likely won't open before Sun. Bill Daly says they can still start Jan. 19. 'Barely, but yes.'"
Tom Gulitti says that this delay would all but guarantee that the schedule will only be 48 games.
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USU Eastern welding instructor Mike Tryon and USU Eastern students Chad Malnar, Dexter Thayn, Austin Welch and Remington Grace.
In national welding competitions, the USU Eastern teams over the years have garnered many medals, accolades and special achievements with many of the awards on display in a custom built case in the McDonald Career Center. Soon a few more shiny pieces of medal will be added to the collection.
A welding fabrication team from USU Eastern took home the College/Postsecondary gold medal at the SkillsUSA Competition in Kansas City, Mo., held from June 23-28. USU Eastern students Austin Welch, Dexter Thayn and Chad Malnar made up the fabrication team that has now brought home gold medals for USU Eastern two years in a row.
The trio worked together having to use materials to build a fire pit from scratch. With only a short amount of time available for the team to build the fire pit, there is little room for error, according to USU welding instructor Mike Tryon.
"The competition is extremely tough out there at nationals," said Tryon. "We were a little worried going in wondering if we could win the competition again."
For Tryon and the fabrication team, hearing about the win did not happen for three days. The team competed on the first day of the event and had to endure three days of waiting while judges meticoulously looked over each welded creation.
For Welch, the first place finish continues a three-year run as a welding fabrication gold medal receipient as his team in high school took first and he was on the team last season that took home the gold for USU Eastern.
Tryon always reminds his students that to win a welding competition on any level it takes hard work and sacrifice. Tryon said he has been taking students to national competitions for 12 years and each year the competition is tougher and more knowledgeable than the previous year. USU Eastern teams typically face tough challenges with teams from California and Michigan always near the top of the field.
It's not uncommon for a student to spend hours in the shop, putting aside their social life, honing their skills in anticipation of an upcoming competition.
"We want to be on the podium every year we go to nationals," Tryon explained.
Another student from USU Eastern, Remington Grace, competed in individual welding finishing in fifth place overall. Tryon said Grace made a few mistakes on his project while working on some aluminum and pipe welding. Mistakes, however small they may be, can prove to be costly in welding competitions, Tryon said.
"You've got to be rock solid with everything," Tryon continued, "because one mistake can cost you everything in a competition."
Despite the tough ending for Grace at nationals, Tryon said Grace can hold his head high after finishing fifth out of the 38 welders in the competition.
"Remington worked the hardest, spending lots of hours at the college shop to get better," said Tryon. "Getting fifth place as a freshman is really good. He knows the work that it takes to make it that far and he will be more motivated to do even better next year."
Like any welder, Grace doesn't expect to slow down and stop welding now that the SkillsUSA competition has come and gone. He is currently working on weekly assignments with the hopes of making it to the Weld-Off Competition that brings the top six welders selected from 24 student welders that competed in the SkillsUSA Championship in 2011 and 2012 to Las Vegas, Nev., in November.
While the process of becoming a competitive welder is a difficult and time comsuming process, the competitive drive of being the best at something is what drives Tryon and the welding students to work so hard every day.
"It gets tougher and tougher every year to win championships," said Tryon. "But it's what keeps us going back to the national competitions every year."
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The title itself evokes an emotional response that spans the spectrum. Some view Charles Darwin's famous opus, The Origin of Species, as a negative turning point for human society; others revere it as practically sacrosanct. While both the author and the book have become historical icons, few people likely are aware of the full title of Darwin's most famous work: The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection—or The Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life. The Oxford English Dictionary denotes that, historically speaking, the term "race" referred to a group of persons, animals, or plants connected by common descent or origin—in other words, similar to the way it is used today.
While many have argued that Darwin himself was not a "racist" (referring specifically to the fact that The Origin of Species did not include much discussion about Homo sapiens), his second book left little question about his personal views. Titled The Descent of Man, one entire chapter was dedicated to "The Races of Man." In that book, Darwin wrote:
At some future period not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilised races of man will almost certainly exterminate and replace the savage races throughout the world. At the same time the anthropomorphous apes...will no doubt be exterminated. The break between man and his nearest Allies will then be wider, for it will intervene between man in a more civilised state, as we may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as the baboon, instead of as now between the Negro or Australian and the gorilla (1874, p. 178).
While some have argued that Darwin was simply "predicting the future," the chapter on human races makes painfully clear his beliefs on the subject. For instance, a few pages later in chapter seven, he noted:
Their mental characteristics are likewise very distinct; chiefly as it would appear in their emotional, but partly in their intellectual faculties. Everyone who has had the opportunity of comparison must have been struck with the contrast between the taciturn, even morose, aborigines of S. America and the light-hearted, talkative negroes.
While Darwin may have maintained an outward concern for social justice, Thomas Henry Huxley, a close personal friend of Darwin's and an indefatigable champion of evolution (who frequently referred to himself as "Darwin's Bulldog") observed:
No rational man, cognizant of the facts, believes that the average Negro is the equal, still less the superior, of the white man. And if this be true, it is simply incredible that, when all his disabilities are removed, and our prognathus relative has a fair field and no favour, as well as no oppressor, he will be able to compete successfully with his bigger-brained and smaller jawed rival, in a contest which is to be carried out on by thoughts and not by bites (1871, p. 20).
The point is obvious: if man evolved, then so did the various races. But more than that, Darwin and Huxley argued further that the "caucasian" race was farther along in the evolutionary process, and thus superior to all the other races.
However, evolutionists do not exactly revel in the thought of being associated with racism (which is one reason that the title of Darwin's Origin of Species book has been truncated). Most would argue that these views are ancient, and are simply reflections of the culture of that age. Yet the stigma of an "inferior race" took root, and has from time to time continued to spring up in the literature. More than fifty years after Darwin released The Origin of Species, Henry Fairfield Osborn remarked:
The Negroid stock is even more ancient than the Caucasian and Mongolian, as may be proved by an examination not only of the brain, of the hair, of the bodily characters such as teeth, the genitalia, the sense organs, but of the instincts, the intelligence. The standard of intelligence of the average Negro is similar to that of the eleven-year-old youth of the species Homo sapiens (1980, 89:129).
The most recent addition in this evolutionary theory of human races comes from two prominent scientists—Vincent Sarich (one of the founding pioneers of the molecular clock) and Frank Miele (senior editor of Skeptic magazine). Robert Proctor reviewed their 2004 book, Race: The Reality of Human Differences, in the February 5, 2004 issue of Nature. The first six words of his review were: "This is a very disturbing book" (2004, 427:487). Disturbing indeed! The authors categorized people according to race, thereby reinforcing the contemporary ideas of racial hierarchy. How many individuals have ever stopped to fully grasp the true extent of evolutionary beliefs? And yet, the foundations for this racist thinking are being taught in classrooms all across the country. The Bible is clear—God created simply the human race—not a multiplicity of races.
Darwin, Charles (1874), The Descent of Man (New York: A.L. Burt Co.), second edition.
Huxley, Thomas H. (1871), Lay Sermons, Addresses and Reviews (New York: Appleton).
Osborn, Henry Fairfield (1980), "The Evolution of the Human Races," Natural History, 89:129, April; reprinted from Natural History, 1926.
Proctor, Robert N. (2004), "Racial Realities or Bombast?," Nature, 427:487-488, February 5.


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Genomic imprinting, referring to an epigenetic marking resulting in monoallelic gene expression, plays a critical role in development. Recently, various imprinting diseases were reported in animals (Large Offspring syndrome (LOS)) and humans (Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome (BWS) and Angelman syndrome (AS)) born after ART. In all cases, an imprinting defect was involved (loss of methylation at ICR2 in BWS, at SNRPN in AS and at IGF2R DMR2 in LOS). These data suggest that ART procedures may impair the establishment or the maintenance (following fertilization) of methylation marks at maternally imprinted loci. In view of these data, the aim of this study is to determine if children born following ART exhibit an increased risk of imprinting defects. If the answer is yes, the second objective is to identify the problematic step in the ART procedure and thus to suppress or modify this step.
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|Study Design:
|Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Assessment of the Risk of Imprinting Defects in Children Born Following Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
- Assessment of the methylation status at 9 imprinted loci in cord blood collected just after birth. [ Time Frame: At the birth ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Assessment of other epigenetic marks (histone modifications) at imprinted loci and at non imprinted but epigenetically regulated loci. [ Time Frame: At the birth ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
whole blood (serum, ADN) and placenta samples
|Study Start Date:
|February 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Pregnancy after ICSI or IVF
Pregnancy after ovarian stimulation
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Methodology: assessment of the methylation status at 9 different imprinted loci (using Southern blot and methyl-specific quantitative PCR) in 3 groups of patients: 150 children naturally conceived, 150 children conceived after ovarian stimulation but with in vivo fertilization, and 150 children conceived after ovarian stimulation and in VITRO fertilization. These analyses will be performed on cord blood. Fragments of placental tissue will also be collected for further analyses. Patients will be selected in maternity hospitals associated with ART departments ( ANTOINE BECLERE HOSPITAL, Cochin HOSPITAL, Saint-Vincent de Paul HOSPITAL, Jean VERDIER HOSPITAL, Tenon HOSPITAL and Dijon Hospital).
This work is also a unique opportunity to establish a DNA, RNA and tissue collection allowing further investigation regarding other epigenetic modifications than DNA methylation, not only at imprinted loci, but also in other genomic regions regulated by epigenetic modifications.
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Women followed in a participating ART departments
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Mother :
- Age: 26 to 40 at conception
- Single foetus pregnancy
- Signed informed consent
- Affiliation to French health benefits
- Absence of maternal pathology
- Normal foetal karyotype (if available)
- Known procedure of ovarian stimulation
- ART procedure without sperm or oocyte donation
- ART in a participating ART departments
- Delivery in a participating hospital
- Age : 18 to 50 at conception
- Signed informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Abnormal foetal karyotype (if available)
- Delivery before 35 weeks of amenorrhea
- Delivery in not participating hospital
- Delivery complication leading to the absence of sample collection
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00773825
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|Principal Investigator:
|Yves Le BOUC, PUPH
|Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris
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|Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00773825 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|October 15, 2008
|Last Updated:
|June 17, 2015
|Health Authority:
|France: Direction Générale de la Santé
Keywords provided by Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris:
Genomic imprinting
Reproductive techniques, assisted
Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome
Angelman syndrome
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New York, Paris, London, and Milan: everyone knows that these cities are breeding grounds for the most stylish and on-trend civilians. However, that doesn't mean these chic locales are the only places to find people with editor-level taste! Au contraire, we've spotted girls with serious fashion know-how all over the world, and absolutely adore highlighting them every month in Style Stalker! With that said, today we're taking you all the way to the streets of Moldova--for those of you who failed geography, it's a tiny Eastern European country located between Romania and the Ukraine--where Doina Ciobanu, 16, creates killer outfits on a daily basis. With a knack for compiling superb ensembles, Ciobanu makes for the perfect stalkee, so we have a feeling you'll be intrigued by her sartorial sensibilities!
One thing we love about Ciobanu is how she incorporates bright colors into her wardrobe. She'll give an ensemble some extra pizzazz by carrying a bubblegum pink bag or will combine cobalt blue and leaf green for a runway-ready look. Another thing that stands out about her style is her masterful mix of designer pieces with thrifty thrills from a slew of beloved retail chains. Whether she's pairing Miu Miu platforms with a Mango sweater or teaming a Furla bag with a Zara skirt, she makes high-low dressing seem easy! We also adore her affinity for a floor-length frock or skirt and the way she makes these pieces look relaxed--by styling them with wooden wedges and casual knits or oversized layers--instead of dressy or fussy. If you're just as smitten with her outfits as we are, you're in luck because we've got all the details on today's featured looks! Plus, we've asked Ciobanu a few questions about her favorite trends, style icons, and fashion sites, so read on to find out more about this lovely blogger!--Erin Fitzpatrick
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Give your leopard-print pieces a sultry flair with a pop of red.
Zara blazer; American Apparel bodysuit; Zara skirt; Furla bag; Zara shoes.
Similar Essentials: Zara's Long Blazer With Roll Up Sleeves ($100), Jasmine Di Milo's Full-Length Jacket($325), Armani Exchange's Leopard Harem Pants ($68).
Ground an eyelet maxi skirt with wooden wedges.
Mango sweater; H&M skirt; Topshop clogs.
Similar Essentials: Juicy Couture's Eyelet Maxi Skirt ($198),
Banana Republic's Eyelet Maxi Skirt ($98), Free People's Alisa Ankle Strap Platforms ($215), Kork-Ease's Myrna Sandals ($125).
Polish wardrobe basics with a petite bag.
Zara shirt and trousers; vintage bag and earrings; Cerutti sandals.
Similar Essentials: Zara's Messenger Bag with Short Handle ($50), Lauren by Ralph Lauren's Newbury Leather Small Flat Crossbody Bag ($128), Marc by Marc Jacobs' Sexy Squared Perfect Purse ($258).
Center image.
ASOS dress; Cambridge satchel; Topshop clogs.
Similar Essentials: C&C California's Bold Stripe Maxi Tank Dress ($95), Splendid's White Rugby Stripe Maxi Dress ($157), BDG's Primary Satchel ($58).
Mix bold colors, polka dots, and florals for a spirited summer outfit.
Zara blazer; Intimissimi corset; Escada vintage skirt; Karl Lagerfeld vintage ring; Furla bag; Miu Miu sandals.
Similar Essentials: Zara's Double-Breasted Blazer ($80), Jeffrey Campbell's El-Carmen Platforms in Red/White Dot ($140), Topshop's Hari Spot Espadrille Wedges ($66).
Dress up a lightweight knit with a lacey skirt.
Mango sweater; Zara belt; Mango skirt; Mango sunglasses; Miu Miu shoes.
Similar Essentials: Madewell's Montauk Mesh Pullover ($98), Theory's Nimue B Top in Grey Moon ($295), Jack by BB Dakota's Seleh Crochet Skirt ($57), Bec & Bridge's La Femme Lace Skirt ($140).
Finish your look with texturally-intriguing accents.
Zara sweater; Motivi jeans; Zara fur; vintage earrings; Mango men's sunglasses; Zara scarf; DKNY bag.
Similar Essentials: Eight Sixty's Faux Fur Vest ($37), Loop of Faith's Vest ($32), Hudson's Bacara Cropped Straight Leg Jeans ($198), Current/Elliott's The Roller Jeans ($229).
Doina Ciobanu Q&A
Please describe your personal style in two sentences or less.
On a TV show, I was once called, "an edgy little Mademoiselle Coco that has adapted to 21st-century fashion." My outfits usually reflect my mood and what I feel like at the moment, so I really love using different clothing styles, like punk, bohemian, and vintage.
How does the city you live in inspire your day-to-day style?
It's hard to say that the city I live in has influenced my style in any way because it is very small. Moreover, there is not much local architecture or art, which is why I am inspired by foreign cities. People here don't accept the way I dress, but that doesn't stop me at all.
List some of your favorite current trends and why you appreciate them/how you are wearing them.
This season, bright colors and psychedelic prints are definitely my favorite. I've always been really into dark conservative colors, so this season has changed my style a lot. I really enjoy all the mixed colors and prints, as you can see from the color-block outfits on my blog.
Who are some of your style icons and why?
I don't exactly have style icons or influencers, but I can say I am inspired by a lot of people. I usually like and remember the small details in someone's outfit, and then personalize them. Sometimes, even those whose style I don't like are inspiration for me, as I learn from their mistakes.
Name one go-to piece in your closet and why.
It's really difficult to answer this question, because usually I try to wear different pieces of clothing. I can say that my go-to piece in the last two months has been my black minimalistic Zara heels. I can't take them off because they are really comfortable and classy, which is why they go perfectly with 98% of my wardrobe.
What are your top five favorite places to shop?
There are almost no good shops in Moldova, which is why I usually travel to go shopping, or I buy stuff online.
1. Topshop
2. Solestruck
3. Lindestore
5. Net-A-Porter
What are your favorite fashion sites/blogs?
1. Garance Dore
2. Stockholm Street Style
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Maine faces some serious challenges funding public schools. Districts across the state complain about less money coming from the state each year. But making up the difference through higher local property taxes also remains unpopular. A new study, commissioned by the Legislature, calls on the state to boost the amount it spends on public education by more than $200 million, while also reducing the property tax burden on Maine's poorest families. As Jay Field reports, reaching consensus in Augusta won't be easy.
School finance can be confusing, so here's a brief explanation: To pay for public education, Maine relies on a funding model called Essential Programs and Services, or EPS. There are two parts to the process. In the first, the state calculates that amount of money each school district in the state should get, per-pupil.
Factors like attendence, staffing needs, salary and benefits and the amount Maine gets from the federal goverment to support poor students are part of the equation. Jim Rier, Maine's acting Commissioner of Education, has spent years overseeing the process.
"EPS is defining a cost," he says. "The funding law is defining how much each community needs to commit to that."
Let's say, for example, that a district needs $10 million. Rier says each community in that district gets a local tax, or mill, rate, "to determine their contribution to that $10 million. In a very wealthy community, that committed amount, required by locals, might be $9 million and the state's share might be $1 million. Or, in a very poor community, their contribution might be $1 million and the state share might be $9 million."
It sounds fair. But in recent years, state funding for education, the amount approved by the Legislature every year, has been falling. Last year, it was a little over 45 percent of the total EPS figure. That's roughly 7 percent lower than it was four years earlier, and well below the 55 percent mandated by voters in 2004.
It's a threshold the state has never reached. It's also one of many reasons that the Legislature decided to pay a team of outside school finance experts $450,000 to evaluate Maine's approach.
"If you go back to this chart, it shows you we hit the ratios, 55-45," says Lawrence Picus, with Picus, Odden and Associates. This week Picus and his partners presented members of the Education and Cultural Affairs Committee with a report they produced that lays out alternatives to Maine's EPS.
Across Maine, the complaints from districts with more modest property values are similar. Declining state money for education is putting pressure on local taxpayers who are already financially strapped. "Probably you want to look at some kind of targeted assistance," Picus says.
Lawmakers, Picus suggested, could use the state's Circuit Breaker program to lower the property tax burden on poor families. "The advantage to the Circuit Breaker would be not only that it would more closely target it to the district you refer to, but anywhere they happen to reside across the state of Maine."
But the Circuit Breaker program has had its funding cut in recent years. The Picus Odden report also calls for increasing the state share of general purpose education funding by $260 million a year.
"Maine needs to move to a funding formula that relies less on local property taxes," says Janet Fairman, an associate professor of education at the University of Maine at Orono, where she studies school finance issues. Fairman says that would mean raising more money for education through fees or higher state taxes.
"And I think in the current environment that is still very strongly anti-tax, and concern about the slow economic recovery in our state, that would be exceptionally difficult to do," she says.
Especially, it would seem, heading into a year where the state's incumbent governor and all members of the Legislature face re-election campaigns.


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After the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), Spain was governed by the moralistic and occasionally heavy-handed Falangist regime of General Francisco Franco. However, as time passed, the government's strict restrictions on public behavior, divorce and so on were eased. Compared to the 1940s in Spain, 1968 was a period of almost licentious ease. Even though very little of the generational turmoil that seethed throughout the developed world at the time reached Spain, enough did to be noticeable. This story tells what happens when a relatively liberal man who chose voluntary exile after the war returns to visit his family and friends during this period. Jesus (Jose Soriano) is distressed to find the values he cherished seemingly part of the past, as he reunites with his family. He visits his brother's divorced wife and watches her become senseless with drink, and hears curse words freely used at a bar during a card game.~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
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One major part of the investigation into the failures that led to three deaths at the Boone Best Western this past spring is complete, state investigators passing the information to the 24th District Attorney's office. The report from the State Board of Examiners of Plumbing,
Heating and Fire Sprinkler Contractors was completed this week, director Dale Dawson saying that legal actions could come from the board against both unlicensed and licensed contractors as a result of the board's investigation into gas leaks at the hotel. Those gas leaks claimed the lives of Daryl and Shirley Jenkins, a couple from Washington State found dead there April 16th, and of 11-year-old Jeffrey Lee Williams, who died on June 8th. All three died in room 225 at the Best Western. Dawson said their report now goes to the District Attorney, and said that the next step comes from that office. He did say that some contractors could face at least regulatory action as there was evidence that they were not properly licensed for the work done. Bill Bailey of Boone Planning and Inspections said that the heater found at the Best Western in June was not the one last inspected by his department when conversion to natural gas was made in 2012.
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It appears that even in retirement, Jefferson County Undersheriff Andrew R. Neff will be doing battle with county officials.
Even though Mr. Neff retires today, his attorney says the county is trying to keep money to which Mr. Neff is entitled away from him.
Mr. Neff has been suspended with pay since Oct. 25, when allegations surfaced that he was carrying on a relationship with a convicted felon in violation of departmental policy.
Nathaniel G. Lambright, Syracuse, who is representing Mr. Neff in negotiations with Jefferson County, said that justice has not been done in this case and that he is confident Mr. Neff eventually will be vindicated.
Mr. Lambright also said that the county changed his clients status from suspended with pay to suspended without pay on Jan. 1 without notifying him or Mr. Neff an action Mr. Lambright described as mind-boggling, considering that no charges have been brought against Mr. Neff.
On Jan. 1, they immediately started charging his accrued time, Mr. Lambright said, adding that the county was seeking to reclaim 240 hours from Mr. Neff.
David J. Paulsen, attorney for Jefferson County, says that isnt so.
He was suspended with pay and he was paid throughout that period, Mr. Paulsen said.
The issue hinges on the vacation and other personal days Mr. Neff has accrued during his 25-year career with the Sheriffs Department.
Typically, at retirement, a county employee receives payment for any outstanding vacation time he has on the books.
In this case, the county is using that time to pay Mr. Neff while he serves out the remainder of his suspension before retiring today.
Mr. Lambright is claiming that this practice is wrong and that Mr. Neff should continue to receive his regular salary while on suspension, then be paid for his accrued vacation time upon retirement.
According to the arrangement the county has structured, Mr. Neff apparently will receive no money for his accrued vacation time.
Just as it will not stop the state police investigation, Mr. Neffs retirement will not stop his attorneys negotiations with the county.
Mr. Paulsen said the county is willing to communicate with Mr. Lambright for a reasonable amount of time following Mr. Neffs retirement if Mr. Lambright can come up with a legal precedent for his position.
Mr. Lambright said Mr. Neff will receive all his other retirement benefits. Hes done nothing illegal and is fully entitled to them, Mr. Lambright said.
Mr. Neff is accused of having a relationship with convicted felon Michele R. Bowens and of using his county-issued cellphone to send lewd pictures to her, spurring an investigation by state police. Ms. Bowens also claims that Mr. Neff offered to intercede with the district attorney on her behalf after her latest indictment became public in October. Through her attorney, Charu Narang, Sackets Harbor, Ms. Bowens has filed a notice of claim against the county, a necessary precursor to a lawsuit.
Ms. Bowens is facing three years in state prison after pleading guilty to two felonies on Jan. 25. She was previously sentenced to 1� to three years in prison in December 2007 and was released in September 2008, which is when she claims her relationship with Mr. Neff began. She maintains that the relationship started while she was working as an informant for the Metro-Jeff Drug Task Force, of which Mr. Neff was a member.
Its unfortunate that (Mr. Neff) is leaving at a time when these accusations are out there and havent been put to bed. Hes given 25 years of dedicated service to Jefferson County and hes proud of his career, Mr. Lambright said. Its amazing to me how far the word of a felon can take somebody.
Mr. Neff released a statement on Tuesday announcing his retirement. In the statement, Mr. Neff spoke highly of his colleagues in the department and recalled with fondness the time he spent working as the first DARE officer for the Sheriffs Department.
I can say without reservation that my retirement is based on 25+ years of service to the fine people of Jefferson County whom I am honored and privileged to have served, Mr. Neff said.
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The Secretary is authorized to award grants to, or enter into contracts or cooperative agreements with, eligible consortia to pay the Federal share of the costs of projects to—
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(2) strengthen and develop partnerships among the stakeholders in teacher preparation to transform teacher education and ensure technology-rich teaching and learning environments throughout a teacher candidate's preservice education, including clinical experiences; and
(3) assess the effectiveness of departments, schools, and colleges of education at institutions of higher education in preparing teacher candidates for successful implementation of technology-rich teaching and learning environments, including environments consistent with the principles of universal design for learning, that enable kindergarten through grade 12 students to develop learning skills to succeed in higher education and to enter the workforce.
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The Federal share of the cost of any project funded under this subpart shall not exceed 75 percent. The non-Federal share of the cost of such project may be provided in cash or in kind, fairly evaluated, including services.
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Source(Pub. L. 89–329, title II, § 231, as added Pub. L. 110–315, title II, § 201(3),Aug. 14, 2008, 122 Stat. 3154; amended Pub. L. 111–39, title II, § 201(3),July 1, 2009, 123 Stat. 1936.)
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A prior section 1032,Pub. L. 89–329, title II, § 222, as added Pub. L. 96–374, title II, § 201,Oct. 3, 1980, 94 Stat. 1385; amended Pub. L. 102–325, title II, § 201,July 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 469, related to library education and human resource development, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 104–208, div. A, title I, § 101(e) [title VII, § 708(b)], Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–233, 3009–312.
Another prior section 1032,Pub. L. 89–329, title II, § 222,Nov. 8, 1965, 79 Stat. 1227, defined the term "librarianship", prior to repeal by Pub. L. 92–318, title I, § 111(b)(3)(A),June 23, 1972, 86 Stat. 239.
A prior section 231 ofPub. L. 89–329was classified to section 1041 of this title, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 104–208.
Another prior section 231 ofPub. L. 89–329was classified to section 1041 of this title, prior to the general amendment of this subchapter by Pub. L. 96–374.
Another prior section 231 ofPub. L. 89–329was classified to section 1041 of this title, prior to the general amendment of former part C of this subchapter by Pub. L. 94–482.
2009—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 111–39substituted "assist in the graduation of" for "serve graduate" in introductory provisions.
Effective Date of 2009 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–39effective as if enacted on the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–315(Aug. 14, 2008), see section 3 ofPub. L. 111–39, set out as a note under section 1001 of this title.
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until i saw a lebron jersey in flames... like really? crucify the guy?
until i heard the ignorant owner say "we'll win a championship before lebron does."
then i realized antawn jamison is now their best player.. ..... outch...
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agreed Beast. Dont buy the backstabbing at all. I get the inflated ego and spectacle aspect of the arguments against him but backstabbing is rediculous.
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I start to use Fedora 16 with Sierra Wireless modems 3/4G (MC7710). Access to modem is ttyUSB0-3, I acessed to AT comms by ttyUSB2 from normal user by changing as a root chmod 666 /dev/ttyUSB* and it works , I can access by e.g. putty etc..
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Very experienced and excellent care. Very friendly and helpful staff. Prompt and efficient care. My legs look beautiful, no more varicose veins, no more leg cramps or restless legs. No more shortness of breath when exercising. Amazing!"
The Dr. was very informative. He explained exactly what the steps were to prepare for the surgery and made clear his requirements for pre surgical preparations. All the staff were friendly and helpful.
I can not say enough about the kindness I was treated with from Everyone at the office. The staff was professional and treated me with respect. My questions were answered and my fears were calmed . The treatments were quick and not painful at all. I did have to go over a period of a few weeks but the staff made the visits fun and I felt at home. When you are a patient there you can feel that the staff are looking out for your best interest and that you are in good hands. I have finished my treatment and I am not having the pain and swelling anymore. I can wear my shoes without discomfort which is wonderful!. I would recommend this doctor to anyone looking for an answer on how to treat painful varicose veins.
It was the most horrible experience I've ever had. Because of the terrible treatment I now have a huge ulcer and nerve damage. I advised everyone to stay away from this place if possible."
Wonderful service from day one. I drove nearly 30 miles and 40 minutes to this location each week for three months for treatments. I picked them, rather than a closer facility, based on their reviews and I was not disappointed."
Beware -- this place is out to skewer anyone it anyway.
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I showed up for the test and the ultrasound tech (who was a wonderful person -- the only one in that office!) could see that I was having a lot of anxiety over this treatment. She talked to me for about 15 minutes and we decided I wouldn't have the test run…I wasn't ready to go through with the pain and inconvenience of treating my veins at that time. I was told that since we hadn't done any testing, there wouldn't be a charge…this would be a continuation of my office visit from the day before.
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Over the summer, I bought a Groupon and hoped to get some spider
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I decided to go ahead and come back the next day so I could get my varicose veins tested and see how bad they really were.
I showed up for the test and the ultrasound tech (who was a wonderful person -- the only one in that office!) could see that I was having a lot of anxiety over this treatment. She talked to me for about 15 minutes and we decided I wouldn't have the test run…I wasn't ready to go through with the pain and inconvenience of treating my veins at that time. I was told that since we hadn't done any testing, there wouldn't be a charge…this would be a continuation of my office visit from the day before.
However, 30 days later, a bill from
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1824 King St
Danny Vo MD
1824 King St
Derek Muehrcke MD
1824 King St
Ellison, Dr. Robert G.
836 Prudential Dr
Emed Multispecialty Group
2624 Atlantic Blvd
Erin Moore MD
1824 King St
Geoffrey Risley MD
1824 King St
Gohar, Dr. Kathy
436 N Roxbury Dr
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4500 San Pablo Rd S
James Dennis MD
653 W 8th St
Jonathan-Hein Vu MD
655 W 8th St
Joseph Wingard MD,OD
1824 King St
Kenneth Jones MD
1004 Edgewood Ave W
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4500 San Pablo Rd S
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3599 University Blvd S
North Florida Vein
2140 Kingsley Avenue Suite 13
Orange Park
Orange Park
Rifkin, Kerry V MD
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Orange Park
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Robert Ellison MD
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Robert Still MD
1824 King St
Shands Jacksonville
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Southeast Cardiovascular Group
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Specialty Hospital Jacksonville
653 W 8th St
St. Johns Vein Center
11512 Lake Mead Avenue
Todd Berland MD
4500 San Pablo Rd S
Uf South Side Womens Health
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Walser, Dr. Eric M
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Warner Oldenburg MD
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This clinical guideline updates and replaces NICE clinical guideline 22 (published December 2004; amended April 2007).
It offers evidence-based advice on the care and treatment of adults with generalised anxiety disorder or panic disorder (with or without agoraphobia. New and updated recommendations on the management of generalised anxiety disorder were included in 2011.