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CHICAGO – Constellation Energy and its parent company Exelon today voiced strong support for legislation (HB 5503) introduced by Rep. Mike Shirkey (R-Clarklake) to expand competitive energy markets in Michigan and immediately address the pent up demand of more than 7,000 customers to choose their electricity supplier.
David Fein, Exelon vice president of state government affairs, East, said the bill offers a measured, phased approach to expanding electric competition and provides welcome relief to consumers who pay dramatically higher energy bills in Michigan's stifled energy marketplace.
"We believe this legislation will gradually restore much-needed competition to the state's energy marketplace, give consumers equal opportunity to pay less for their energy, and put an end to Michigan's distinction as the state with the highest energy rates in the Midwest," Fein said.
Rep. Shirkey's legislation would meet the demand for choice by eliminating the 10 percent cap on shopping for electric suppliers, allowing thousands of customers who are on a waiting list to benefit from Michigan's competitive energy marketplace. This step would give about 19 percent of customers immediate access to competitive options in the Consumers Energy and Detroit Edison service territories. For each successive year, the legislation would allow up to an additional 6 percent of customers to shop.
"We know from the growth of customer choice nationwide that energy competition works. For the past three years, Michiganders forced to take service from monopoly utilities have shouldered significant rate increases while customers in competitive markets have been enjoying savings from the major drop in wholesale electric rates," Fein said. "Constellation and Exelon heartily endorse this measure to expand electricity customer choice, lower consumer energy costs and help Michigan regain its competitive edge."
Exelon's Constellation business unit sells competitive energy products and services to business and residential customers in Michigan.
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Fact: there are few events quite as chic as the International Festival de Cannes. Every year, this twelve-day fête-for-film on the French Riviera turns the famed city from a coveted tache de vacances to a see-and-be-seen destination for industry types and style stars alike. Led by cult-favorite filmmaker Tim Burton, who is serving as the president of this year's jury, the 63rd installment of this prestigious fest proved no exception to its storied expectations and, more importantly, no etrangère du mode. Teeming with the crème de la crème of stylish ladiesÂ--everyone from Rachel Bilson to Marion CotillardÂ--all the photos from Cannes had us wishing we were sipping Veuve into the wee-hours at Jimmy'z or dining on oysters poolside at the Hotel du Cap.
Yet, while the magic of the Mediterranean is undeniably enticing, it is these six attendees' way with warm-weather style that has true allure. Whether they were snapped en route to a daily screening or at star-studded soirees, these women deftly display how to dress for a range of summertime events. Take, for example, supermodel Liya Kebede, whose lovely peach frock and strappy sandals (both Fendi) could easily inspire an outfit for a daytime shower, or Julia Restoin Roitfeld's ruffled and lace Emilio de la Morena Titan Dress, which would be a spot-on selection for a warm-weather cocktail event. Additionally, Michelle Williams' sweet floral Suno Fitted Bodice Mini Dress would be an excellent pick for a lovely summertime date, while Charlotte Gainsbourg proves black pants look parfait when balanced with Balenciaga's light-colored double breasted jacket and open-toe ankle boots. We love the way these ladies' looks can be easily translated from the carpet rouge to your real-life needs, plus, they remind us that a simple outfit with minimal accessories can add up to a whole lot of je ne sais quoi. And now without further ado, we bring you the six stylesetters who've garnered our sartorial Palm D'Ors with their fabulous festival best!Â--Liza Kaplan
Who: Liya Kebede
What: Desert Flower Photo Call
Wear: Fendi dress and shoes, Chopard jewelry
Get Her Look: Mason by Michelle Mason Peak Lapel Mini Dress ($320), YSL Draped Silk Satin Dress ($1379).
Who: Charlotte Gainsbourg
What: Antichrist Photo Call
Wear: Balenciaga Open Toe Ankle Boots ($1140), Balenciaga Double Breasted Jacket ($966)
Get Her Look: BDG Striped School Boy Blazer ($78), Sparkle & Fade Shawl Collar Boyfriend Blazer ($78), Mason V Neck Top ($357), Madewell Nephytys Twisted Tank ($88), Pierre Hardy Colorblock Sandals ($915), Yves Saint Laurent Vanity Ankle Boots ($765) .
Who: Marion Cotillard
What: Strolling on the Boulevard de la Croisette, out and about in Cannes
Wear: Lefranc Ferrant dress ($750), Sergio Rossi Black Leather Peep toe Platform Pumps ($690), Ray-Ban Clubmaster Sunglasses ($140)
Get Her Look: Urban Outfitters Floral Wayfarer Sunglasses ($18).
Who: Rachel Bilson
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Wear: Vintage romper, Cartier Caresse d'Orchidees Earrings ($40,200), Chanel bag.
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What happens when we view people as citizens rather than consumers and treat food as a human right? Food democracy.
"Food democracy" may sound lofty, but it is in fact a very practical idea emerging from communities in places like Michigan and Oklahoma struggling to feed themselves without starving future generations.
Simply put, food democracy emphasizes fulfillment of the human right to safe, nutritious food that has been justly produced. It means ordinary people getting together to establish rules that encourage safeguarding the soil, water and wildlife on which we all depend. It is also a pragmatic politics built around the difficult lesson that food is too important to leave to market forces — that we all have a right and responsibility to participate in decisions that determine our access to safe, nutritious food.
This push to re-localize control over food and farming in the U.S. has an international equivalent in the "food sovereignty" movement. Both were born in the late 1990s in response to the increasing corporate control over the global food system. As an international network, PAN works to advance and link these two movements, which hold a shared vision of the future of food and farming. That vision is rooted in regenerating autonomous food systems with, for and by the people.
Food Democracy Experiments
Examples of how to feed people by re-localizing control over food and farming are as variable as the communities in which these food democracy experiments take place.
- Belo Horizonte, Brazil, "the city that ended hunger." Their award-winning participatory Food Security Program links urban consumers to small-scale farmers through municipal procurement of food for public schools, daycares and a large network of the traditional Brazilian "Popular Restaurants."
- The U.S.-based Farm to School Network likewise connects schools to local and regional farmers, improving K-12 kids' access to healthy food while supporting small-scale farming.
- Local and regional Food Policy Councils are springing up all over the world.
- People's Grocery in West Oakland, CA, is re-weaving community through urban agriculture, economic development and health outreach.
What unites these efforts is a shared set of priorities: feed people first, and let farmers work the land. What results is democratic decision-making about food and agriculture, less hunger and a revitalization of self-reliant communities.
When "Free Trade" Fails & Food Is on the Line
Food democracy and food sovereignty both emerged as frameworks for action and policymaking in response to failures of trade liberalization and the free market ideology that characterized much of the 1990s. In the name of "free trade," agricultural markets were globalized in ways never before heard of: strategic grain reserves were eliminated, price floors and ceilings were dismantled and a variety of other public supports for farmers were rendered illegal under the World Trade Organization and the World Bank's structural adjustment policies.
The result: farmers and communities in the U.S. and around the world were exposed to market forces that, despite promises to the contrary, took jobs and fair wages from farmers and workers, and made poverty and hunger worse. Haiti, a country that was once self-sufficient with a strong rice sector, now has some of the highest rates of malnutrition in the world and is thoroughly dependent on food imports — spending around 80% of its export income on food imports. Mexico and The Philippines offer similar examples.
For 30 years we all blew it. We were wrong to believe that food is like some other product in international trade. - Bill Clinton
Thirty years out and the jury is in. Even key proponents of agricultural trade liberalization have now admitted that the idea was "wrong-headed." As President Bill Clinton puts it, "For 30 years we all blew it. Including me, when I was president..We blew it. We were wrong to believe that food is like some other product in international trade."
In the wake of these misguided trade, aid and agricultural policies, the world's food supply is less secure and less resilient than it has been in many decades, perhaps ever. Food is now a commodity subject to financial speculation, rendering food prices extremely unstable. More than one billion people cannot afford to buy food — more than ever before. And the world food crisis of 2007-2009, while under the radar, has not been addressed. In September 2010, people took to the streets in Mozambique protesting a 30% hike in bread prices to remind us.


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Safety Study of Sildenafil in Treatment of Cerebral Aneurysm Vasospasm
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Rupture of a cerebral aneurysm is a serious medical condition that may result in permanent disability or even death just related to the aneurysm rupture itself. Patients who undergo successful surgical treatment of their aneurysm will rarely experience problems related to that specific aneurysm in the future. However, blood that is on the surface of the brain from the initial aneurysm rupture is very irritating to other blood vessels that it comes in contact with. When these blood vessels become irritated, they spasm and become narrower. This narrowing restricts blood flow through the vessel, and if severe can result in a stroke that is caused by inadequate blood flow through the vessel. Depending on location and severity, this condition of vessel spasm (cerebral vasospasm) may result in permanent disability or death. Treatment to prevent cerebral vasospasm decreases the risk of stroke. This research is trying to see if a medication that is FDA approved for the treatment of lung disease and sexual dysfunction can be used to prevent and/or treat cerebral vasospasm.
Cerebral Vasospasm
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Drug: Sildenafil citrate
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Safety and Efficacy Trial of Sildenafil Citrate in Attenuation of Cerebral Vasospasm Following Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
- Onset of cerebral vasospasm, defined as transcranial Doppler velocity exceeding 120 cm/sec. [ Time Frame: Daily measurements for 12 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Longterm outcome as measured by the Glasgow Outcome Scale and Barthel Index assessments [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: A
Trial Arm (single arm study)
Drug: Sildenafil citrate
20 mg tablet orally every 8 hours until Day 14 post-hemorrhage
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When a cerebral aneurysm ruptures, the surface of the brain and its blood vessels are covered with clotted blood. This condition is called subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). Subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to rupture of a cerebral aneurysm is a medical condition associated with a high morbidity and mortality; approximately 10-15% of patients die before reaching medical care, and overall mortality is approximately 45%. Of those that survive, 30% suffer permanent disability graded as moderate to severe, and two-thirds of survivors never return to the same quality of life as they had prior to their hemorrhage. A large number of patients (30-70%) who are able to make it to the hospital and have successful treatment of their aneurysm will develop delayed cerebral vasospasm that is related to the blood clot from their initial aneurysm rupture. Of patients that survive their initial aneurysm rupture, vasospasm results in an additional 7% mortality and another 7% of severe disabilities secondary to ischemic strokes from severe spasm of cerebral arteries.
The pathogenesis of cerebral vasospasm has been a topic of significant research. The occurrence and severity are directly related to the volume of hemorrhage and the thickness of the blood clot encasing the arteries. Arterial vasospasm and impaired vasodilation are delayed processes that have a gradual onset, typically starting no earlier than 3 days post-hemorrhage and clinically resolving within 12 days of the initial aneurysm rupture. Breakdown of the clotted subarachnoid blood impairs the normal vasodilator and constrictor mechanisms of the cerebral arteries by altering the levels of several molecules including nitric oxide (NO), a vasodilator. Nitric oxide is normally produced by vascular endothelial cells and leads to vasodilation by stimulating the enzyme soluble guanylate cyclase. This enzyme catalyzes the production of cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP), which is responsible for vasodilation through both direct and indirect actions. Selective deactivation of cGMP is accomplished by the enzyme phosphodiesterase subtype V (PDE-V). Studies have revealed elevated levels of PDE-V and diminished levels of cGMP in animals with experimentally induced SAH, while levels of nitric oxide synthase remain stable after hemorrhage. This prior research points toward SAH causing an enhancement in PDE-V activity, subsequently decreasing cGMP levels and impairing normal vasodilation.
Papaverine, a nonselective phosphodiesterase inhibitor, is beneficial and selectively used for treatment of active vasospasm. Its use is limited by its short duration of action, and its nonspecific nature results in systemic vasodilation and subsequent hypotension. Sildenafil citrate, a selective PDE-V inhibitor, has been shown to enhance the reactivity of the cerebral vasculature in normal healthy adults and has been shown to decrease the severity of vasospasm in animals with experimentally induced SAH. These effects have been noted with minimal effects on systemic hemodynamics. Given that sildenafil citrate has safely demonstrated the expected clinical effect of cerebral arterial dilation in normal healthy humans as well as animals with and without induced SAH, the aim of this study is to determine if this medicine shows efficacy in humans with SAH secondary to ruptured aneurysm.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|19 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (Fisher Grade 3)
- Cerebral Aneurysm documented by CTA/MRA/Cerebral Angiogram
- Enrollment within 48 hours of symptom onset
Exclusion Criteria:
- Hypersensitivity to Sildenafil
- Pregnancy
- Age less than 19 years
- Concurrent use of nitrates or alpha-blockers
- Aneurysm related to an arteriovenous malformation
- Delayed enrollment past 48 hours
- Subarachnoid hemorrhage that is not Fisher Grade 3
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00871065
|United States, Nebraska
|University of Nebraska Medical Center
|Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 68198-2035
|Principal Investigator:
|William E Thorell, M.D.
|University of Nebraska
|Study Director:
|Guy A Music, M.D.
|University of Nebraska
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|William Thorell, M.D., Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, University of Nebraska Medical Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00871065 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|March 26, 2009
|Last Updated:
|March 26, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by University of Nebraska:
Cerebral Vasospasm
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Sildenafil citrate
Intracranial aneurysm
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Brain Diseases
Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Vasospasm, Intracranial
Cardiovascular Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Intracranial Hemorrhages
Nervous System Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Phosphodiesterase 5 Inhibitors
Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors
Therapeutic Uses
Urological Agents
Vasodilator Agents
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Award-winning coach operator, Airporter, launched their new bus service today (Monday 4th October), providing a direct link between Belfast International Airport and the Belfast Hilton Hotel and Waterfront Hall.
The new route will operate 11 times daily between Belfast Hilton Hotel / Waterfront Hall and Belfast International Airport
Airporter Managing Director, Niall McKeever, said: "We're delighted to announce this brand new service connecting the Belfast Hilton Hotel and Waterfront Hall with Belfast International Airport. This new service will be appealing to those travelling from the airport who want direct access to the conferencing, legal and shopping heart of Belfast city centre.
"The Hilton Hotel and Waterfront Hall are two of Belfast's preferred venues for conferences and business meetings so this service will be particularly attractive to those flying into Belfast on business. There currently isn't a direct bus service from either of these locations to the airport and we are confident that they will be a popular method of travel."
Carolyn Boyd, Industry Development Manager, Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB), welcomes the new bus service:
"Not only does this new service provide a direct link from the airport to the heart of the cities' financial centre but it is also bringing tourists to a stone's throw from some of Belfast's key destinations – Victoria Square shopping centre, St. George's Market, the Odyssey Arena and Central train station, providing train access to Newry and Dublin."
Airporter bus fares are competitively priced with travel to or from Belfast International Airport costing £7.50. Passengers also enjoy a 10% reduction if tickets are reserved online, using Airporter's innovative online reservation system.


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The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger provides a vital line of communication with friends and family when you want it, and emergency assistance when you need it. Using 100% satellite technology, SPOT works virtually anywhere in the world, even where cell phones don't – all with the push of a button.
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Air Force Reserve Airman Joseph D. Beasley graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Beasley is the son of Christy Dalnas of West Shore Road, and Leonard Beasley of Rocky Point Avenue, both of Warwick. He is a 2011 graduate of Pilgrim High School.
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BofA Mobile Deposits: Better Late and Great Than Never
Bank of America's iOS app is one of the oldest in the App Store, but it's been given a facelift that brings in some useful new features. Chief among them is mobile deposit, which lets users deposit checks simply by sending photos of checks to BofA via the app. Banks like Chase beat it to the punch on this feature by a matter of years, but BofA customers will still likely appreciate the upgrade.
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Bank of America - Mobile Banking, an app from Bank of America, is available for free at the App Store.
Bank of America's iPhone app is about as old as the iOS App Store itself. If I recall correctly, it was one of the very first pieces of Apple-sanctioned third-party software offered up for what was at the time called "iPhone OS."
And back then, that BofA app did just about all you'd expect a mobile app to do -- check your balance, transfer funds, keep a good lid on security so that someone couldn't access your life savings just by stealing your phone, etc.
But in terms of smartphone history, that all happened back in the early Renaissance. Other, more enlightened banking apps eventually arrived, and they did things better.
For instance, a couple of years ago, Chase brought in a way to deposit checks via its own mobile app. Take a photo of the check, and it's deposited. No more schlepping to a branch or a properly equipped ATM. That feature eliminated an errand, something that everyone needs to do from time to time but is often easy to forget. Forgetting to deposit a check can have consequences, and not just for your own finances -- not cashing a check immediately can sometimes make life complicated for the payer.
I thought the Chase app was pretty nifty, but I wasn't about to change banks over it. I figured that BofA certainly has the resources to come up with a similar feature within a couple of months, right?
Fast Forward 2 Years
Yes, BofA is way late to check-cashing party. But it's here. You can now use Bank of America's iOS app to execute an official ch-ching.
There's no trick to doing it. In the Accounts menu is a new option for Deposits. You'll get prompts to use the iPhone's camera to take in-focus, well-lit, full images of the front and back of the check.
Next you'll need to tell the app into which account you want the check to go. Then there's a space for typing in the amount. When this bundle of information is all set, confirm the deposit and it'll be sent away to BofA Central Command, presumably for a painstaking verification process. Or, so I hope. It seems a system like this could be easily defrauded if someone isn't on the ball.
To that point, funds coming in through the app are not immediately available. You can't withdrawal anything from a check you just used the BofA app to deposit a minute ago.
When can you get your money? It seems to take a day or so. As I write this on Monday afternoon, a check I deposited Sunday had not yet cleared. So if that check is what's standing between you and immediate financial meltdown, best to take it to an actual bank. For other situations, though, through-the-app deposits are easy, convenient and -- as far as I can tell by depositing a handful of checks -- reliable.
More New Features
There are plenty of other useful features in BofA's iOS app that have been there for a while. The ATM finder is nice when you need cash but don't want to pay $3 for a service fee. The Transfers function lets you pay down your BofA credit cards, and the bill pay feature does exactly that.
There's another new feature in this version called "BankAmeriDeals," found under the Deals item in the bottom menu of the app. It presents you with a series of offers from various retailers -- AutoZone, Sports Authority, Redbox, etc. Most offer a cash-back reward of 10 to 20 percent for a limited time. Select an offer and it's saved to your account. If the deal's still active when you shop at that business, and you pay with an eligible BofA credit or debit card, you automatically get the cash-back reward.
Another new feature for the mobile app is push notifications. It lets you set up all sorts of alerts and alarms for various types of account activities -- everything from debit card charges to ATM withdrawals to money transfers. That's been available before for online banking customers via email, but this way you get it through in-app push alerts.
Bottom Line
BofA has successfully brought a new measure of functionality to its mobile app. It might not be enough for anyone to change banks over, but its present customers will likely appreciate the new and up-to-date convenience features, not to mention the cash-back offers. Now if BofA can get my phone to spit cash at me, I'll never have to visit a branch again.


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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Assemblyman Steve Katz, R-Yorktown, Westchester County, knocked $60 million in the state budget to help the Buffalo Bills, saying, "You're talking about essentially a handful of people who will go to this stadium eight days out of the year."
The comment drew sharp criticism from Western New York lawmakers and leaders who helped negotiate the state subsidy.
"He doesn't know what he's talking about," said County Executive Mark Poloncarz, D-Erie County.
Katz spoke Monday night on the Assembly floor as lawmakers debated their one-house budget plans. The fiscal year starts April 1.
"Aren't they wealthy enough that they can handle their own operating support? Why are we doing this for them?" Katz asked.
Assembly Ways and Means Chairman Denny Farrell, D-Manhattan, defended the expense, saying it is important to keep the Western New York team in town.
"You know, the New York Giants said that one day and now they're the New Jersey Giants. They made a lot of money, but they decided they could make it someplace else," Farrell said. "Buffalo is the same thing. I don't know how much money they're making, but there is a lot of questions as to where they could go and make more. So we're working very hard to make sure we keep them because I don't want to get beat up because they left Buffalo."
Katz questioned the $60 million, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced in December as part of a 10-year agreement to upgrade the stadium and assure the team stays in Buffalo.
"I don't see that this is the financial boon to the city of Buffalo," Katz continued. "Honestly, no offense intended to my colleagues up in Buffalo, but why would us, with all the needs our state needs, to be giving $60 million to billionaires who can more than afford all of this?"
Poloncarz offered a math lesson to the lawmaker, noting that the state will recoup its $60 million in income taxes directly tied to the Bills. Add to that sales tax revenue, and Albany will come out ahead, Poloncarz said.
He said without the subsidy, the team could become the "Los Angeles Bills."
"New York State alone would lose millions upon millions of dollars (if the team leaves) that are generated as a result of the Buffalo Bills being in New York State," Poloncarz said.
Farrell mentioned how other pro sports teams got subsidies from the state. A New York Times article said New York State contributed about $201 million in total to projects to build new stadiums for the Yankees and Mets.
State Senator Tim Kennedy, D-Erie County, said he will not vote for a budget that doesn't include the funding to help keep the Bills in Buffalo.
"The Buffalo Bills are way to important to the people of Western New York," Kennedy said. "They're way too important to the people of New York State."
Now that the Senate and Assembly have passed their own one-house budgets, leaders from the two houses will meet with the governor to hammer out a final deal. That's expected to wrap up next week, and due to support all around, the $60 million for the Bills is expected to remain in the final budget.
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(September 10, 2008) – The California State University and AT&T California are kicking off a program today aimed at increasing access to college for students in traditionally underserved communities, and ultimately expanding California's professional workforce.
A $1.6 million four-year contribution from the AT&T Foundation, the philanthropic arm of AT&T Corp., (NYSE:T) will fund the CSU College Corps program to provide college advising for 1,000 high school students, as well as the Road to College bus tour, a statewide education and outreach campaign centered on improving underserved student access to the CSU system.
"Supporting education has been a major focus for AT&T for more than century, and through the Aspire initiative launched in April, education is now the key focus of our philanthropy," said Ken McNeely, president, AT&T California. "We are driven by helping students succeed – in school, in the workforce and in life. The Road to College and CSU College Corps program will provide students in communities across the state with the tools to succeed and we are pleased to be partnered with CSU."
Sacramento's Valley High School is the first stop on the Road to College tour, where more than 150 high school students are expected to board a 40-foot high-impact "wired" bus wrapped with the CSU's "Road to College" theme, and complete with Internet-ready laptop computers with links to CSUMentor, the CSU's online planning and application website.
"We know that the best way to help underserved students understand what it takes to go to college is to reach out into the communities where they live and go to school," said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed. "The Road to College is a hands-on experience where students have the opportunity to see for themselves how to apply, where to get financial aid, and how to successfully navigate the path to college. We look forward to seeing these students at CSU campuses in the future."
During the stop, Valley High School students will also be able to explore CSU's 23 campuses, begin a student planner, fill out a college application on CSUMentor, and receive information about financial aid and scholarships.
CSU's Road to College tour will run through Oct. 3 to coincide with the start of the CSU's application period and with the CSU counselor conferences aimed at high schools and community college counselors. The bus will stop at schools, college fairs and counselor conferences in the Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Diego, Fresno, Sacramento, San Jose and Oakland areas.
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The Weekly Standard's William Kristol, the ostensibly wise old sage of the Grand Old Party, has outdone himself with his recent verbal attack on fellow Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. As Joe Wolverton wrote on thenewamerican.com, Kristol, speaking on Fox News Sunday, accused Senator Paul of "running to the left of the Obama administration." In an opinion piece published in his magazine, editor Kristol called Paul the "spokesman for the Code Pink faction of the Republican Party." The reference was to a women's group focused mainly on anti-war issues.
The heroic Kristol, battle-tested in the pundit platoon during the run-up to the March 2003 invasion of Iraq, preached unceasingly in his influential magazine and in his numerous TV appearances of the necessity of taking military action against the Baghdad regime. Kristol parroted the Bush administration line that Saddam Hussein had a an active program of "weapons of mass destruction," to be used, either by Saddam or a Saddam-friendly terrorist organization, against the United States or Israel or other nations either in the pro-democracy West or in the volatile Arab world in the Middle East. Kristol and his fellow dot-com, desktop warriors led the invasion from their privileged perches at their word processors, making the case again and again that the survival of America and the "free world" depended on disarming Saddam.
To be fair, Kristol and his cohorts were probably unaware of most of the dissenting intelligence reports that contradicted the administration line, though some of that leaked out well before the invasion. For instance, they were most likely unaware of reports that sources close to the Iraqi foreign minister and Baghdad's intelligence chief told both British and U.S. intelligence officials that Saddam had no active WMD program.
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Efficacy Study of MPC-7869 to Treat Patients With Alzheimer's
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The purpose of the study is to evaluate the change in cognitive ability and activities of daily living in patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) as measured by specific evaluations during 18 months of dosing.
Alzheimer Disease
Drug: MPC-7869
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|Study Type:
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Phase 3, Multicenter, Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled Study of the Effect of Daily Treatment With MPC-7869 on Measures of Cognition, Activities of Daily Living and Global Function in Subjects With Mild Dementia of the Alzheimer's Type
- Cognition and activities of daily living [ Time Frame: 18 mos ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Drug: MPC-7869
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This trial is a phase 3, multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled, parallel group study comparing the safety and efficacy of daily dosing of MPC-7869 to placebo. The study subjects will have the diagnosis of mild dementia of the Alzheimer's type. Subjects may be taking approved medication for Alzheimer's disease provided the dose has been stable for at least 6 months.
The primary objective of the study is to evaluate the change in cognition and activities of daily living.
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Have had a diagnosis of probable Alzheimer's disease.
- Men or women ages 55 years or greater and living in the community at the time of enrollment (i.e., not living in a rest home or nursing care facility).
- Signed the subject Informed Consent Form and is willing and able to participate for the duration of the study.
- Ability to read and understand English or Spanish to ensure compliance with cognitive testing and study visit procedures.
- Female subjects must be surgically sterile or postmenopausal for > 1 year.
- Subjects currently taking approved medication for Alzheimer's disease for at least six months prior to day 1 may be enrolled.
- Subjects must have a reliable caregiver who can read, understand and speak English or Spanish.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Current evidence of other causes of dementia.
- History or evidence of, active malignancy, except for basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, within the 24 months prior to entry. Men with prostate cancer may be enrolled at the discretion of the sponsor.
- Chronic or acute renal, hepatic or metabolic disorder.
- Use of any investigational therapy within 30 days, or 5 half-lives, whichever is longer, and/or use of AD immunotherapy prior to screening.
- Major surgery and related complications not resolved within 12 weeks prior to Day 1.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00105547
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Keywords provided by Myrexis Inc.:
Dementia of Alzheimer Type
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Alzheimer Disease
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Delirium, Dementia, Amnestic, Cognitive Disorders
Mental Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Neurodegenerative Diseases
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ALBION - Lucien J. Pelletier, 90, formerly of School St., Albion, died Friday at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence. He was the loving husband of Ida I. (Floyd) Pelletier. They were married on September 27, 1944.
Born and raised in Albion, he was a son of the late Domina and Clarinda (Lusignan) Pelletier.
Mr. Pelletier served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He was a Boatswain's Mate First Class on the LCT 590 which was one of the first vessels to land at Omaha Beach during the Normandy Invasion on June 6, 1944.
Following his service to his country Mr. Pelletier returned to Rhode Island with his new bride, Ida, whom he met and married during his time in the service in Virginia. He was employed at MicroFibers Inc. in Pawtucket for over 30 years until retiring in 1985. He had also worked at Brown & Sharp in his earlier years.
Mr. Pelletier served as the Deputy Chief of the Albion Fire Department and was the Past Commander of the Dion-Pelletier Post #90 American Legion in Albion. He was a lifelong communicant of St. Ambrose Parish and a member of the Manville-Albion Golden Agers, and the Tenants Association at Lincoln Manor.
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Lucien will be remembered as a devoted father and grandfather.
In addition to his wife of 68 years, he is survived by two sons Gerald J. Pelletier, and his wife Cheryl, of Charlotte, North Carolina and Gary B. Pelletier, and his wife Janice, of Warwick. He was the brother of Lucienne Goudreau of Pawtucket and the late Royal Pelletier, Bertrand Pelletier and Gerald Pelletier (who was killed in action during the Battle of the Bulge in WWII), and Constance Pelletier. He is also survived by four grandchildren Scott Pelletier, Kellie Macdonald, Brian Pelletier and Kimberly Pelletier, 6 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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OGDENSBURG After touring the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center on Thursday, sheriffs and sheriffs deputies from Jefferson, Franklin, St. Lawrence and Essex counties spoke with one voice in opposition to the plan to shut down inpatient care facilities in Ogdensburg.
The tour, which took place under the guidance of representatives from the state Office of Mental Health, was followed by a discussion at the Dobisky Center, where the law enforcement officers spoke candidly about their concerns.
The OMH has proposed closing the inpatient care facilities in Ogdensburg, instead sending patients to Centers of Excellence downstate as part of an effort to centralize mental health care and focus on community-based services.
But the plan has sheriffs from counties served by the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center concerned that as inpatient beds are taken out of the community, county jails will become the de facto mental health treatment facilities for the north country.
St. Lawrence County Sheriff Kevin M. Wells said the tour of the facility and his conversations with representatives from the OMH made him less optimistic about the future of mental health care in the region if inpatient services are closed in Ogdensburg.
It makes no sense for the health of the people who are up there, and it makes no sense for the safety of our communities, Mr. Wells said.
That sentiment was echoed by other sheriffs and deputies who are fearful that removing inpatient care will only drive more people into the jails.
I honestly dont believe the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center services 100 percent of the needs we have now, Franklin County Sheriff Kevin A. Mulverhill said, adding that about 30 percent of the inmates he sees on a daily basis have mental health problems. Now youre telling me that the people that are housed here now are going to be turned back onto the street?
Mr. Mulverhill said mental health patients already are getting caught up in a criminal justice system that isnt capable of helping them.
When someone dealing with a psychotic episode ends up in county jail, Mr. Mulverhill said, now Im responsible for his mental health care and his medical care and everything that goes along with it. When its all said and done, (the courts) say, OK, youve done your 30 days, and they put him back on the street. We havent accomplished anything. We havent solved anything.
Were the end of the line, Mr. Mulverhill said. Those people are going to end up in county jail.
Essex County Sheriff Richard C. Cutting said that he also has seen a high percentage of people in his county jail with mental health problems, and that the closure of the inpatient facility in Ogdensburg will only exacerbate the situation.
When you have inmates with mental health issues, naturally their fuses are a lot shorter, Mr. Cutting said. We deal with a lot more inmate-on-inmate incidents. My response to that is I have to take the inmates and they go to solitary confinement. Now if they already have a mental health issue, thats not doing them a bit of good. Thats lighting that fuse and burning it faster. Its a big issue for us.
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Post subject: Little Caesar's Italian Sandwiches
Little Caesars is obviously known for their pizzas, but I've discovered that their italian sandwiches are actually my favorite item. Unfortunately, in my area, almost all of the Little Caesars have gone away and the few that are left don't carry the sandwiches.
The inside of the sandwiches don't harbor any surprises. As usual for an Italian sandwich in the U.S., you've got some salami, ham, cheese, onions, tomatoes and lettuce. But what really made this sandwich stand out for me was the bread.
From the shape, I felt the bread was clearly made with pizza dough. But the texture was totally unlike a pizza. Soft and velvety and warm. Well, warm if you order it that way - and if you don't, IMHO, you haven't gotten the magic. I imagine the fact that the default cold-sandwich state has prevented them from making this item much more popular. I just gave one of my newly minted clones to my wife and she asked "Now, what are you calling this? So I can order it again...." Well, of course it's the
Little Caesar's Italian Sandwich
500g Bread (or unbleached) Flour
10g Olive Oil
340g Warm Water
4g Yeast
?g Salt
Melted Butter
For a mixer with a dough hook, I placed the mixing bowl on my scale and measured in the flour, oil, water and yeast. Starting with the dough hook seemed to prove adequate. After 5 minutes of needing (to let the yeast run away and hide), I added the salt. I measured by eye a few large pinches of kosher salt (sorry, no exact measurement - this was just how it happened). tasting a little piece of dough, I added just a little more. You want to just taste the salt a little bit. Knead another five minutes (10 minutes total).
Cover bowl, cover with plastic wrap and let rise for an hour or until doubled in bulk. Then turn out onto a floured surface, punch down and cut into three equal pieces. Roll out each piece into a 8 inch diameter pizza. Then use a pizza cutter to cut each pizza in half to make half-moon shapes.
Arrange the half-moons on a baking sheet sprayed with non-stick oil. Cover with another baking sheet. Let rise about one hour. Preheat oven to 450.
Just before baking, brush the tops with melted butter. Bake for about 20 minutes until golden. Remove from oven and brush both sides with melted butter. Let cool completely on a rack.
At this point you could bag up the bread an refrigerate for later use. Or continue...
Using a serrated knife, carefully cut into the flat side of the half-moon to make a sort of pita pocket. Line the bottom with provolone or mozzarella, then some thinly sliced salami and then some thinly sliced ham.
Again, at this point you could refrigerate the sandwiches and save for later use. When ready to eat:
Slice a tomato, slice or dice and onion and tear off some lettuce leaves. Wrap a sandwich in a paper towel and microwave 30-45 seconds. You're just trying to warm the sandwich and get the cheese to melt (any more is too much). This microwave step is actually critical. It will make the bread steamy and soft. Remove sandwich, stuff with the veg and enjoy with chips.
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Thank you for the recipe. Years ago I worked at a Little Ceasar's and loved the bread, it was basically a pita pocket made with pizza dough. The bread was brushed with the garlic butter that was also used on the Crazy Bread. I also remember the Greek sandwich but can't remember all of the ingredients....
Will give your post a try and look for that memory...:-)
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Post subject: Loved the Little Ceaser's Italian Subs
Thank you so very much for posting this info. People look at me strange when I tell them about this delicious little sub Little Ceaser's used to sell back in the 80's (they don't believe me). You're correct, the bread made that sandwich melt in your mouth. The dressing and ingredients would meld together when ordered hot (the ONLY way to get this sandwich in my opinion). I would usually down 2 of these sandwiches and a soda on my lunch break...absolutely delicious!!!
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HOGANSBURG The federal trial scheduled to begin last week in the case of five men accused of operating an unsanctioned casino on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation has been pushed back to September.
It is the second postponement of a U.S. District Court trial against Hogansburg residents James Gray, William Roger Jock, Anthony L. Laughing Sr. and Thomas Angus Square, together with Joseph Hight of Atlanta, who face charges following a multi-agency raid on the shuttered Three Feathers Casino in December. A trial initially was set for Feb. 11 in Utica but was rescheduled to begin Monday. It now has been slated to begin Sept. 16.
According to court documents, the delay is to allow the defendants more time to prepare motions and prepare for trial, given the voluminous discovery that will take place in the matter. The government has provided the defense with about 13,000 pages of digital discovery and also has made available to the defense the proceeds of five search warrants, including five computer hard drives and 58 boxes of material seized from the casino.
The federal government alleges the men conducted a non-tribal gambling business and unlawfully possessed gambling devices in Indian country in connection with the operation of the casino, which opened in July 2011. The Route 37 casino apparently shut down in September, but investigators say it continued to draw power from National Grid through an illegal electrical connection that was severed during the Dec. 18 raid.
Mr. Laughing remains free on $50,000 bond, with a judge in April ordering that an electronic monitoring device he previously had been made to wear could be removed, as Mr. Laughing no longer is confined to his residence. Mr. Jock and Mr. Hight remain released on $10,000 bond each. Mr. Square remains held at the Clinton County jail, Plattsburgh, on $50,000 bond, with motions to have him released either on his own recognizance or on an unsecured bond denied. Mr. Gray remains a fugitive, according to court documents, and has yet to be arraigned on the charges.
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MASSENA - An unassisted goal by Anthony Cortese early in the third period held up as the game-winner but the 28-save performance by junior netminder Connor Paquin turned out to be the difference as the Massena Central hockey team outlasted Monroe Woodbury of Section 9 3-1 in the New York State Division I quarter-finals on Saturday at the Massena Arena.
Connor came up huge for us, said Massena coach Mike Trimboli. We had a solid first period but I think we started to get caught up in the moment again and we started to have some lapses against their breakout. Connor played his role great. He was a huge factor in the game tonight.
With the win, the Raiders improved to 15-6-1 and will now gear up to face Section 5 champion McQuaid of Rochester next Saturday at the Utica Aud starting at 5 p.m. McQuaid beat Section 3 champion West Genesee in triple overtime earlier in the day.
In their win over the Crusaders, who earned a bid to the state tournament as the lone Division I team in Section 9, the Raiders had opened the scoring when Tyler Young one-timed a pass from behind the right of the goal from Zach Robert with just 22 seconds left in the first period.
But the Crusaders didnt allowed the momentum of the late goal to carry over into the start of the second period where they used their outstanding team speed to produce a pair of breakaway chances in the opening two minutes. On the first, John Dunn was denied when Paquin made a sliding pad save to his right on the second, Dylan Stephanik was thwarted when Paquin extended his leg pad to the left.
Their goalie was the first star of the game, no doubt about it, noted Crusaders coach Paul Bacsardi.
This was a good, clean, hard-fought high school hockey game. We werent quite sure how wed match up but Im very proud of the way our kids played. We showed we belonged here. We did everything we needed to do except for the number one thing, we didnt put the puck in the net when we had our chances, he added.
The Crusaders outshot the Raiders 11-7 in what turned out to be a scoreless second period and they had another breakaway chance by Eric Tremblay stuffed by Paquin a minute and a-half into the third before Massena went ahead 2-0 at the 5:05 mark when Cortese stopped a clearing attempt inside the blueline along the right boards then ripped a rising shot toward goal that appeared to be redirected before it ended up into the top right corner of the net.
But the Crusaders made it a one-goal game again just over a minute later when Mark Tooma converted on pass from behind the net by Dunn. The Raiders were finally able to put the game out of reach with 1:09 remaining when Grayson Phillips wristed home a centering pass by Young from the left wing.
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The fish just stopped his pole dead. We had a real battle getting it in, said the young anglers dad Robert Downey Jr. It was his only fish but a what a fish. We had never seen that kind of fish before
Rounding out the top six who received trophies and new bicycles were: Sharon Szfranski with a 18 smallmouth bass, Mark Barr with a nice Walleye, Merrick Jackson with a 13 bass and Weston Bouchey and last years winner Maddox Haynes with bullheads.
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Whether it's years old or brand new—we know you own one. A striped shirt is a common wardrobe staple, the only problem is it can seem a bit redundant if worn the wrong way. To avoid looking anything but chic in your stripes, we gathered 17 easy ways to freshen up your go-to shirt. Click through to see how Emma Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Blair Eadie of Atlantic-Pacific, and more style their striped shirts.
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OMAHA, Neb. - Sophomore Reagan Fowler laced a walk-off RBI single up the middle in the bottom of tenth to give Creighton Baseball a 5-4 win on Friday, March 14 over South Dakota State in the Bluejays home opener at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha.
South Dakota State built a 3-0 lead with two runs in the third on a two-run single from Jordan Varga and an RBI safety squeeze from Eric Danforth in the fourth.
Creighton answered with two runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth. Senior Cody Kottich opened the fifth with a solid single up the middle. Kottich went to third as junior Kevin Lamb laced a single into the gap in left-center. Lamb, however, was cut down trying to stretch it to a double. Sophomore Ryan Fitzgerald continued Creighton's hit parade with a triple into the right field corner to drive in Kottich. Senior Brad McKewon plated Fitzgerald with an RBI grounder to make it 3-2.
Creighton took advantage of some miscues by SDSU in the sixth as sophomore Brett Murray reached on an error to open the inning. Fowler followed with a single to left, then Kottich sacrificed both men into scoring position. With Lamb at the plate, South Dakota State starter Adam Bray launched a pitch into the home plate umpire's mask. The ricochet bounced so towards the first base dugout, allowing both Murray and Fowler to score.
Staked to a 4-3 lead, Creighton starter Matt Warren returned to the bump to open the seventh for one out before giving way to the Bluejay bullpen.
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Freshman Nicky Lopez opened the additional frame with a four-pitch walk, but was cut down at second on a sacrifice attempt by junior Jake Peter. Peter moved to second on a wild pitch with senior Mike Gerber at the plate. With two down, the Jackrabbits opted to intentionally walk Murray. Fowler made South Dakota State regret the decision with the decisive single up the middle.
Peter earned the win for the Bluejays, tossing two innings of scoreless relief to move to 1-0 on the season. Jackrabbit reliever Joe Erickson took the loss (1-1), allowing one run on two hits in 3.2 innings of work.
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I have done all this, uploaded both files (e.g. the WMV video file and the WVX file and when I click on the link it is saying 'page can not be displayed'. It reckons that when an end user clicks the reference/link on the webpage the metafile is downloaded and windows media player opens. Window Media Player then opens the metafile and then opens and plays the file from your webserver.
Alas this does not seem to happen and I am about to scream, can anyone help?


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CLASSIC SAINT LAURENT SANDAL WITH THIN PLATFORM, ADJUSTABLE ANKLE CUFF CLOSURE AND SQUARE SUSPENDED HIGH HEEL.Heel height: 4.1 Inches
Calf-skin leather
leather sole
Style ID: 351992B8I101000
Made In Italy
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