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Note: Cooking with shrimp sauce will produce some strong smells in the kitchen. It may take some getting used to.
Serving suggestion: 2
Main ingredients.
About 2 pounds of small squid. It may sound like a lot, but after cleaning and shrinkage the edible portion of the squid is not that much. Other main ingredients: garlic, ginger, green onion and shrimp paste.
With each small squid, cut off the tentacle portion. Trim and discard eyes and beak. Make a cut along the body. Remove and discard guts and tear off the outer purple-color membrane.
This cleaning process is very labor intensive. I would advise you to buy the preclean squid packages. They cost more on a pound-for-pound basis. Considering the unedible portions and the labor saving, it's well worth it.
Clean all squid and drain.
Boil a pot/pan of water. Add squids and about 5 slivers of ginger. Boil for about 3 minutes. Remove.
Drain the squid on a strainer. You can see that the squid shrink quite a bit when cooked.
Prepare other ingredients.
Mince about 3-4 cloves of garlic. Chop up 2 green onions, 1/2 inch in length. Cut 5 slices of chili (e.g. jalapeno). Shred some ginger, about 1 inch in length. Prepare 2-3 tsp of shrimp paste. 1-2 tsp of Shao Hsing cooking wine (contained in the cap).
Use a pan/wok. Heat it over high setting. Add 2 tblsp of cooking oil. Wait until oil starts fuming. Add minced garlic, sliced chili, shredded ginger and shrimp paste. (Note: no need to add salt because the shrimp paste is very salty.)
Stir well. Cook the shrimp sauce for about 10 seconds and let the fragrance develops. Quickly dash in the cooking wine. It may induce a small flame which lasts a fraction of a second. Keep stirring.
Add 1/4 cup of chicken broth into the mixture. Add 1 tsp of sugar. Stir well. Continue to heat until boiled. If the sauce is too runny, use a small amount of corn starch slurry to thicken the sauce.
Re-add the squid. Add chopped green onions.
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This study will examine and compare the health-related quality of life and degree of symptom discomfort in two groups of patients receiving intensive drug therapy for HIV infection. One group will receive continuous treatment over the entire 88-week study period; the other will have interruptions in therapy over the same time period.
Patients enrolled in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease's trial, "Immunologic and Virologic Studies of Intermittent versus Continuous HAART [highly active antiretroviral therapy] in the Treatment of HIV Disease," may participate in this study. At periodic intervals for a total of 7 times during the 88-week trial, this companion study will require participants in both the interrupted and the continuous therapy groups to complete the following two questionnaires:
- MOS-HIV Health Survey - The patient provides a self-assessment of his or her physical and emotional well being. Survey questions are related to the ability to perform work and daily living activities, mood and state of mind, limitations on social activities, ability to concentrate, energy level, pain level, general quality of life, etc.
- Symptom Distress Scale - The patient rates the degree of symptom distress by ranking from 1 to 5 his or her agreement with statements about various physical and emotional factors, including appetite, nausea, breathing, cough, pain, insomnia, fatigue, bowel problems, concentration, appearance, and outlook.
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|A Study of Health-Related Quality of Life in HIV-Infected Patients Undergoing Structured Treatment Interruptions of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy
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Because of multi-drug regimens known as highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), HIV infection can now be considered a chronic, manageable disease for many people in the United States. However, these therapies come with complex medication administration regimens and numerous side effects and distressing symptoms, which may impact significantly on a person's health-related quality of life (HR-QOL). The purpose of this study is to evaluate the HR-QOL and symptom distress (the degree of discomfort from specific symptoms) in individuals participating in the NIAID protocol, "Immunologic and virologic studies of intermittent versus continuous HAART in the treatment of HIV disease". In that study thirty-five subjects will be randomly assigned to receive continuous HAART therapy and 35 subjects will receive interrupted therapy. In this, a companion study, HR-QOL and symptom distress will be measured at seven time points during the 88 weeks of the protocol. Data will be analyzed using repeated measures and multivariate statistical tests.
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Patients must be able to read and understand standard English.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00001948
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NORFOLK Norwood-Norfolk school officials are going to review a proposal to place a proposition on the ballot in May that would commit tax money to fund police officers at the building on school days.
But first they want to look at other funding sources.
Town Councilman Robert J. Harvey told the council this week that the Norwood-Norfolk Central School District Board of Education will consider at its meeting Tuesday whether the district wants to move forward with a proposition that would increase school taxes to hire retired police officers to work at the school when classes are in session.
The school would rotate several retired officers as a way to avoid the costs of pension or other benefits.
The position is estimated to cost $22,000 to $24,000 per year.
Norfolk is proposing to organize a police presence in our school building, meaning their dispatcher would make sure either an officer from the Norwood or Norfolk police departments would have some degree of presence here, said Superintendent Elizabeth A. Kirnie.
The long-range plan, however, is to bring in a retired police officer to ensure there is a police presence at Norwood-Norfolk.
That would require providing appropriate training, Mrs. Kirnie said, adding the person would not be considered a school resource officer, but would provide a presence and safety as well as develop relationships with students and staff members.
Mr. Harvey said he believes a police officers presence at the school is critical to respond to and prevent security threats.
It would provide the deterrent of having a police car parked outside the school, a deterrent to any fights at the school. Weve been sitting for a while without any type of policing at the school, Mr. Harvey said. If any place should be safe, it should be the school.
If the board chooses to move ahead with the proposal, there would be a separate proposition on the ballot in May, when district residents vote on the proposed 2013-14 school budget and Board of Education candidates.
But Mrs. Kirnie said she doesnt anticipate having a law enforcement presence soon.
There are still a lot of unanswered questions where to find that person and also how to pay for them, she said. Im looking right now at the possibility of a grant from the (state) Department of Criminal Justice to cover it all or in part, and there are still some unexplored resources through our legislators.
Because the school serves five municipalities, Mrs. Kirnie said, there also is the possibility of spreading the cost out.
We have more questions than we have answers, she said.
Mr. Harvey acknowledged taxpayers are already burdened and the school is in a difficult budget situation, but he suggested it is too important a measure to be ignored because of cost.
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The fifth annual talent show sponsored by the Castleview Hospitial's Relay for Life benefit was held on Valentines Day at the Price Civic auditorium.
This wonderful program, the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life benefit had a large attendance even with the admission charge.
Many in the community apparently felt that this was a worth while program with fine entertainment for a worthy cause.
All of the production personnel from the producer to the publicity staff are employees from the hospital who gladly gave of their own time and effort to make this program a success.
Even some of the entertainment was hospital personnel. There were dancers, singers, guitar performances (several solo and group), drums and percussion.
An outstanding guitar/vocal by our well known Charley Simmons and a perfect rendition of the well know "Meditation" from composer Massenet. Dr. Nielsen's sensitive playing on this demanding work was accompanied by an accomplished pianist.
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MORRIS, Ill. (Nov. 26, 2010) – Operators at Exelon Nuclear's Dresden Generating Station returned Unit 3 to the electrical grid at 3:36 p.m. today, safely completing a planned refueling and maintenance outage that began on Oct. 31.
"We completed a tremendous amount of work during the outage that will help ensure the safe and reliable production of carbon-free electricity during the unit's next two-year operating cycle and beyond," said Tim Hanley, Dresden site vice president. "Congratulations to the Dresden team and our partners for their performance and for their commitment to quality and safety." In addition to replacing about one-third of the reactor's fuel, workers performed more than 9,000 inspections and maintenance activities on a variety of plant components and systems that cannot be done while the unit is operating. They also completed several major plant modifications to enhance Unit 3's reliability, including installing new electrical windings in the main generator and replacing the unit's main power transformer.
During the outage, the station employed the talents and expertise of approximately 1,500 additional skilled workers. About 1,000 of these supplemental employees were from local union halls. Approximately 500 came from nearby Exelon Nuclear sites or are specialty vendors who travelled to the area for the outage.
In addition, Dresden spent approximately $3 million with local vendors from Grundy, Will and other nearby counties on rental equipment, construction contractors and specialty services to support the outage. Dresden Unit 2 continued to supply electricity to the area while Unit 3 was offline.
Dresden Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two operating units can produce more than 1,700 megawatts net of electricity, enough to power more than 1.5 million average homes. Dresden Unit 1, which began commercial operation in 1960 and was retired in 1978, has been designated a Nuclear Historic Landmark by the American Nuclear Society.
Exelon Corporation is one of the nation's largest electric utilities with more than $17 billion in annual revenues. The company has one of the industry's largest portfolios of electricity generation capacity, with a nationwide reach and strong positions in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Exelon distributes electricity to approximately 5.4 million customers in northern Illinois and southeastern Pennsylvania and natural gas to approximately 486,000 customers in the Philadelphia area. Exelon is headquartered in Chicago and trades on the NYSE under the ticker EXC.


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Jack Childress will replace Watuaga County native Don Lucas as Coordinator of Football Officials in the Southern Conference.
Childress, who was a SoCon official for two years (1996 and 1997), has been a collegiate official for 18 years. Childress officiated two Rose Bowls, two Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Games, the Orange Bowl and Outback Bowl. He has spent the last 14 years officiating games in the ACC.
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OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team returns to South Dakota just six days after besting South Dakota State (63-54) on Nov. 14 to face the South Dakota Coyotes on Nov. 20.
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Behind a career-high 11 points from senior Jasmin Corbin, the Creighton women's basketball team defeated South Dakota State 63-54. The win lifted the Bluejays to 1-1 on the season, while the Jackrabbits fell to 1-2.
After junior Alyssa Kamphaus got the Jays on the board first in the opening minute with a bucket down low, SDSU rattled off five straight to claim a 5-2 edge with 17:53 to go in the opening period. Senior Ally Jensen rallied her troops with a three-pointer, igniting an 11-0 run over the next two minutes. Juniors Carli Tritz and McKenzie Fujan each added three points during the run, while Corbin capped the run with a layup to make it 13-5.
The Jackrabbits had one more run left in them keyed by a zone defense that plagued the Jays in the final moments of the first period. South Dakota State employed a 2-1-2 zone to force three turnovers and get back within striking distance at 50-46.
Once more it was Corbin who answered the call, draining back-to-back trifectas to shoot the Jackrabbits out of the zone defense. Corbin's final three gave her a new career-high of 11 points as she propelled the Jays to the nine-point win.
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• Senior Jasmin Corbin delivered a career-high 11 points and a career best six steals in the Bluejays' 63-54 win at South Dakota State, 11/14.
• The Bluejays were picked to win the Missouri Valley Conference in the preseason poll. The Bluejays received 26 of 40 first places votes to total 383 points.
• Bluejay junior guard Carli Tritz was selected as the MVC Preseason Player of the Year.
• Creighton returns four of five starters from the 2011-12 season, including over 90% of the teams total offense. The only departure was DaNae Moore, who averaged 4.5 ppg and 3.7 rpg.
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Creighton holds a 10-8 series edge on the Coyotes, but South Dakota won the last meeting 56-53 (OT) last year at D.J. Sokol Arena on Nov. 22. Prior to that contest, the Jays had won six straight against South Dakota, including a 79-70 win over the Coyotes on Dec. 1, 2010 in Vermillion, S. D..
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Nov. 22, 2011: South Dakota 56, Creighton 53 (OT)
2010 at South Dakota
Creighton made 9-of-16 (.563) three-pointers and shot 48.9 percent from the field in a 79-70 win at the DakotaDome on Dec. 2, 2010. The Jays led 36-35 at halftime, making 7-of-11 treys in the opening half. Creighton made 26-of-34 FTs, compared to 15-of-18 by South Dakota in the nine-point win. Kelsey Woodard (2007-11) led all players with 24 points. Ally Jensen went 3-for-3 from 3-point range and finished with 11 points, while Carli Tritz added 10 points and four assists off the bench. Amber Hegge led the Coyotes with 21 points and Annie Roche added 17 points. Just two played on the South Dakota roster remain from the meeting in 2010, Alexis Yackley and Tempestt Wilson. The Jays meanwhile had Jensen, Tritz, Sarah Nelson, Jasmin Corbin and McKenzie Fujan each see time.
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Creighton is 10-2 against teams currently in the Summit League under head coach Jim Flanery. The Bluejays defeated South Dakota State, 64-53, on Nov. 14, 2012
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With five three-pointers in her first two games, senior Ally Jensen moved into a tie ninth place in Creighton history. She now has 153 career three-pointers, 1 shy of tying Ally Thrall for eighth place.
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After a poor shooting performance to open the season against No. 12 Oklahoma (26%, 17-for-65), the Jays righted the ship in the road opener by defeating South Dakota State, 63-54, on Nov. 14. Senior Ally Jensen leads the Jays with 21 points on the season, but it was fellow senior Jasmin Corbin who provided the spark against SDSU. Corbin delivered a career-high 11 points and a career best six steals to spark the Bluejays. Juniors Carli Tritz and McKenzie Fujan each raised their scoring average to 9.0 ppg this season as Tritz led the Jays with 13 points against the Jackrabbits. Fujan and junior Sarah Nelson chipped in 11 in the win. Creighton will be playing its second consecutive game in the state of South Dakota and will be the opposition in the home opener for the second straight contest as well.
Scouting the Coyotes (1-2)
The Coyotes are in the midst of three consecutive games against Missouri Valley Conference opposition, downing Drake (74-69) on Nov. 11 and falling at Northern Iowa (63-50) on Nov. 15. This is the first of the three games that South Dakota State will host. Sophomore Nicole Seekamp leads South Dakota in scoring through three games with 49 points (16.3 ppg), but junior Polly Harrington is just a step back with 11 ppg (33 overall). The remaining three starters for South Dakota are all seniors, Tempestt Wilson, Alexis Yackley and Pam January. The trio were a combined 11-for-22 against Creighton last season in D.J. Sokol Arena for 28 points. As a team South Dakota is shooting 62-for-171 from the field (.363), but just 18% from beyond the arc (9-of-50). The Coyotes, however, have been strong on the board in the first three contests, outrebounding all three to build an edge of 131-115 on the season.
The Coaches
Jim Flanery (Creighton, 1987) is in his 11th season as head coach at his alma mater. He led the Jays to an NCAA appearance last season and has seven WNIT postseason appearances as well as six 20-win seasons to his credit. He owns a career record of 190-129 (.596). One of seven coaches in MVC history with 100 league wins, he led the Bluejays to the 2004 WNIT Championship. Prior to serving as Creighton's head coach, Flanery served as the Jays' top assistant for a decade.
Amy Williams (Nebraska, 1998) is in her first season as the head women's basketball coach at the University of South Dakota. Williams was named the Coyote head coach on June 4, 2012. Off to a 1-2 start, Williams has been an assistant coach at the Division I level, including serving as the top assistant/recruiting coordinator at Oklahoma State from 2001-05, and holding the same position at Tulsa from 2005-07. For the past five seasons, she has been the head coach at Rogers State (Okla.).
Twice as Nice
Playing back-to-back games in another state isn't new to the Jays, Creighton opened the 2011-12 season with consecutive contests at North Dakota and North Dakota State. The Bluejays won both contests (72-54 over North Dakota on Nov. 11 and 71-51 over North Dakota State on Nov. 14).
Flanery Undefeated in the Dakota States
Coming off the 63-54 win in Brookings, S.D. on Nov. 14, head coach Jim Flanery remained perfect in either North Dakota or South Dakota. Flanery is 6-0 overall in the Dakotas (3-0 in North Dakota and 3-0 in South Dakota).
March 20, 2003 at South Dakota State - W, 76-69 (OT)
Dec. 29, 2008 at North Dakota State - W, 51-40
Dec. 1, 2010 at South Dakota - W, 79-70
Nov. 11, 2011 at North Dakota - W, 72-54
Nov. 14, 2011 at North Dakota State - W, 71-51
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HEUVELTON It will take at least a year to rid the former Collins property of petroleum contamination once funding is secured to pay for the $1.9 million cleanup, a state official said this week.
When funding is available the project is expected to take between 12 to 18 months, Department of Environmental Conservation press officer Lori M. Severino said.
DEC will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. March 6 to discuss proposed remediation of the 5.4-acre site on Route 68, owned by the town of Oswegatchie. The hearing will be held at the Town Hall, 51 State St., Heuvelton. A public comment period will end March 25.
A total of 16,300 cubic yards of contaminated soil, or 24,450 tons, will be excavated, treated and returned to the earth under the DEC plan. No soil will have to be removed from the site.
The on-site treatment identified as the remedy is expected to deal with the problem, Ms. Severino said via email. The petroleum compounds are very receptive to biological breakdown once soil turning/aeration occurs.
The town took hold-harmless title to the site from Clarence J. Collins/Real Estate Development Co. Inc. in April 2007. From the 1930s until then, it was a storage facility owned by several petroleum companies including Atlantic Fuels, Ultramar Petroleum Inc., Augsbury Corp., Gulf Oil Corp. and Esso Standard Oil Co. Gasoline, fuel oil and kerosene were stored in tanks ranging in size from 353,000 to 3.3 million gallons. The above-ground tanks were removed in the 1980s.
According to DEC, an investigation of the site revealed the presence of volatile organic compounds, semivolatile organic compounds and metals. Soil and groundwater contamination exists as a result of petroleum spills. The remediation will cost an estimated $1,918,000. DEC, according to Ms. Severino, will want to be reimbursed.
Potentially responsible parties are those who may be legally liable for contamination at a site, she said. This may include past or present owners and operators, waste generators and haulers. Since PRPs have been identified, legal action may be initiated at a future date by the state to recover state response costs. All past PRPs will be evaluated for cost recovery including, but not limited to: Real Estate Development Co. Inc., Atlantic Fuels, Ultramar Petroleum Inc., Augsbury Corp., Gulf Oil Corp. and Esso Standard Oil Co.
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CHICAGO – In a keynote address at the Pew Center for Global Climate Change conference today, Exelon Chairman and CEO John Rowe stressed that federal legislation that puts a price on carbon emissions is the best and most economical option to transition to a low-carbon future.
"The critical first step is legislation that places a price on carbon, because it will result in cleaner energy, greater security and more jobs – all at the lowest cost," said Rowe. "Nothing else we can do will ensure we do the cheapest things first, including regulation by the Environmental Protection Agency."
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Rowe is the electricity industry's longest-serving chief executive, with 26 years as a utility CEO. Rowe was among the first CEOs in the industry to focus on climate change, first testifying before Congress on the potential effects of carbon emissions in 1992. He currently serves as co-chair of the bipartisan National Commission on Energy Policy, and previously chaired the Edison Electric Institute and the Nuclear Energy Institute.
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I hear you Dallas. I have had a very good run of seeing things that I need come to pass and not necessarily what I may want and want and want etc. It's OK though and I have been very lucky so far. Now a guy is looking for sponsorship and he's crazier than me. All my best ah I mean worst ways amplified by three.
HP works in strange and mysterious ways with a really odd sense of humour.
Oh well. Pretty darn glad to be sober enough to count my blessings. Kirk out
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FORGED INSTRUMENT - MASSENA - Massena-based state police charged Nyrah H. Jefferson-Logan, 21, of 593 state Highway 11C, Winthrop, with second-degree possession of a forged instrument at 8:44 p.m. Tuesday at the U.S. port of entry in Rooseveltown.
Troopers said that Jefferson-Logan possessed a forged New York state learners permit with a date of birth that had been altered from 09-04-91 to 08-04-91. The change was discovered after Customs and Border Protection officers requested another form of identification and Jefferson-Logan presented a birth certificate.
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POTSDAM The two St. Lawrence County men accused of breaking the jaw of a Clarkson University lacrosse player in the early morning hours of Aug. 24 were released under probation supervision after pleading not guilty to felony counts of second-degree assault to the dismay of the students family Friday in Potsdam Village Court.
Stephen M. Whelley went from shifting in his seat Friday morning with his wife, Ruth, at his side to standing and calling for the judge to hear his case when Potsdam Village Justice Nicholas J. Pignone told Bryan A. Bicknell, 20, of 342 West Parishville Road, Parishville, and Dakota J. Vallance, 18, of 399 Buckton Road, Winthrop, that he would continue their release under probation supervision and not remand them to jail.
Mr. Whelley was asked to take his seat; however, after the outburst. He said later his outburst in court was due to not fully understanding the strategy in place by the St. Lawrence County District Attorneys office.
This is not over, Mr. Whelley told teammates of his son, Donald J. W. Whelley, outside the courtroom. This has only just begun. We are going to the gates of hell with this.
Mr. Whelley said he was disappointed and perplexed by the decision to release Bicknell and Vallance, adding that he expected to see their cases go before St. Lawrence County Court.
The 21-year-old Clarkson University sophomore and defenseman for the universitys lacrosse team found himself having to undergo facial reconstructive surgery for a broken upper jaw, orbital fracture and facial cuts after the incident in the early morning hours of Aug. 24..
This is the second time Bicknell and Vallance have appeared in village court, though this time each appeared with counsel.
Vallance was represented by St. Lawrence County Assistant Public Defender Steven G. Ballan, and Bicknell was represented by St. Lawrence County Assistant Conflict Defender Heather A. Dona.
Both defense attorneys declined comment on the ongoing case.
In addition to probation, both defendants have been given curfews of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and a no-contact order of protection in favor of Donald Whelley had been amended by Judge Pignone to include Daniel R. Netter, the witness who found Mr. Whelley bloodied and semiconscious in the parking lot of the former Honda dealership.
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Adairsville, GA (USA TODAY) - Violent storms continued to rake the southern USA Wednesday as a ferocious cold front roars toward the Eastern Seaboard.
One storm produced a tornado in Adairsville, Ga., where the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center is reporting "major structural damage," cars overturned and people trapped. One person has been reported killed.
The storm struck late Wednesday morning in the town northwest of Atlanta. The Associated Press reported the storm demolished a home and left at least 10 cars overturned.
Officers noted that at least one apartment building in the town was "pretty much destroyed," numerous vehicles had been overturned and a mobile home park had suffered extensive damage.
Storms have raced across the southern and central U.S. Tuesday and Wednesday, blacking out power to thousands, downing trees and damaging homes.
So far during this two-day outbreak, there have been more than 400 reports of severe weather, mainly high winds and large hail. There have been nine reports of tornadoes.
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High winds are likely later in the day and overnight in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
One death was reported when a large tree blew down on a shed in Nashville, where a man was sheltering, police told Nashville broadcaster WTVF-TV. Authorities did not immediately release further details when contacted by the Associated Press.
In Arkansas, another person was reported injured by lightning during the storm's eastward trek. The storm was marching just ahead of a cold front as the volatile system headed toward the Eastern Seaboard, dumping heavy rain in Kentucky and parts of Tennessee.
Thousands were reported without power in Tennessee, where tornado and flash flood warnings were issued for various counties and a tractor-trailer truck was blown on its side by high winds.
Entergy Arkansas Inc. reported at least 9,000 power outages in several communities around Arkansas at the height of the storm, including in and around Little Rock.
Authorities in Arkansas said they would be checking reports of possible twisters kicked up near a Little Rock suburb and in two locations in northwestern Arkansas. Power lines fell, trees were toppled, and some homes suffered damage to rooftops around the state, according to emergency officials.
The National Weather Service reported that suspected straight-line winds of up to 80 mph were reported in Arkansas late Tuesday night along with flooding in low-lying areas of Jonesboro in Arkansas' northeastern corner. Police in the Arkansas community of Monticello reported a person was injured by lightning late Tuesday but the injury was not life-threatening.
While the South copes with severe weather today, wintry weather is slamming the northern Plains and upper Midwest, according to AccuWeather. Up to half a foot of snow could fall in portions of Iowa, Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan.
Winter storm warnings were out across all of those states.
Lake-effect snow, heavy in some snowbelt areas, will persist Thursday and Friday in the Great Lakes, the Weather Channel predicted.
Bitterly cold air will also roar into the northern Plains and Midwest today. Low temperatures tonight will drop to 30 degrees below zero in portions of North Dakota, AccuWeather predicted. The high temperature Thursday in Minneapolis is forecast to be 1 degree.
The cold will move toward the East Coast on Thursday and Friday, though temperatures will not be nearly as cold as in the Midwest.
Earlier this week, a large swath of the Midwest and South bathed in unseasonably balmy temperatures that reached the high 70s in some areas.
The temperature in the central Missouri college town of Columbia reached 77 degrees on Monday, a record for January, and students exchanged their winter coats for shorts and flip-flops as freezing rain gave way to spring-like conditions. Foul weather made a quick return, however, with a Tuesday downpour that flooded some streets near the University of Missouri campus.
Chicago residents also have been whiplashed by recent weather extremes. Workers who suffered through subzero temperatures and brutal wind chills a week ago strolled through downtown without coats Tuesday as temperatures soared into the mid-60s.
Carol Krueger, who lives in the Chicago suburb of North Hoffman Estates, noted that just a few days ago she was struggling to drive through blowing snow. All she needed Tuesday was a light jean jacket, although by Thursday temperatures were barely expected to reach 20 degrees.
"It's bizarre, it's scary," Krueger said of the swiftly changing weather.
The nation has had its longest break between tornado fatalities since detailed tornado records began being kept in 1950, according to the Storm Prediction Center and National Climatic Data Center. The last one was June 24, when a person was killed in a home in Highlands County, Fla. That was 220 days ago as of Tuesday.
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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
It's been 20 years since a construction worker's backhoe dug up something far more interesting than dirt - the 10,000-year-old remains of one of the planet's last mammoths.
On Aug. 8 Carbon County residents can celebrate the discovery of the Huntington Mammoth at the College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum. The five-hour event features a activities and learning opportunities for all ages. However, the younger set will be the ones with the most choices.
"We are going to have lots of kids' activities," Alison Sundahl, who's helping coordinate the event at the museum. "We will have paper along the walls for kids to try and make their own murals."
The list of activities for kids only begins with the mural making. During the day youth can participate in everything from rock art painting to atlatl throwing (an ancient weapon) to flint knapping.
For those who really want to immerse themselves in celebrating the Huntington Mammoth they can plunk down $20 and join the guest speakers at a "mammoth feast." From 6 p.m. on, the night is chock-full of food, fun and facts about the world when the mammoth roamed.
The feast will include talks from Jake Enk, an anthropology professor from the University of Utah. Enk has worked on the species identification of ancient cow and bison at proto-historic sites in the midwest and performed experiments in the preservation of DNA in soils.
His presentation, Humans and Animal, will address ancient DNA at the university. His topics also include the Huntington Mammoth - mammoth evolution and migration: questions, plans and progress, the short-faced bear, mastodon and dire wolf.
Robert Kirby from the Salt Lake Tribune is the second speaker of the night. Kirby is a lampoonist and columnist for the Tribune and does a lot of public speaking with his humorous focus. His path to becoming a columnist took some interesting twists and turns including working as stock clerk, a carpenter and then in 1979 joining the Springville Police Department.
His writing career took off in 1988 when he began writing law enforcement humor under the name of "Officer Blitz Kreeg."
As for the honoree, the Huntington Mammoth was discovered in Huntington Canyon by construction workers excavating the area for the new dam in 1988. What made the find even more spectacular was that 90 percent of the remains were intact.
Because the animal died and was immersed in a high cool lake archaeologists were presented with a specimen offering a myriad of research possibilities. The bones revealed proteins similar to what exists in today's elephants. In addition, the bone cells contained preserved DNA-bearing nuclei.
How this giant ended up in the canyon has never been determined. The speculation is that the climate changes may have driven the mammoth to higher ground.
However, the displacement apparently caused the animal to forage for foods that it did not ordinarily eat. The mammoth was so well preserved that some of its stomach contents were found. The discovery showed poor food for a mammoth was contained there, including pine needles, suggesting the creature was sick or undernourished.
The Year of the Mammoth is free and runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 8. The Mammoth Feast starts at 6 p.m. and may be purchased by calling Alison Sundahl at 613-5189.
For more information visit http://museum.ceu.edu.
Mammoths and Mastodons are two types of elephants that lived in Utah during the Ice Age. They differ in the shape and function of their teeth and in the shape of other bones, including the skull. They are related to modern elephants that live in Africa and Asia.
The Huntington Mammoth (Mammuthus columbi) was found on August 8, 1988 by a bulldozer operator working on the Huntington Reservoir Dam on the Wasatch Plateau in central Utah. He uncovered a front leg bone (the humerus) and a section of the tusk. The skeleton was about 90% complete.
The Huntington Mammoth lived about 10,500 years ago, very close to the time of the mammoth's extinction. The site is located at an elevation of 9,000 feet, making it the highest elevation find at the time (since this discovery, mammoth remains have been found in Colorado at 10,000 feet elevation).
This mammoth was a very old individual, as indicated by tooth wear and arthritis in its bones. Mounted cast skeletons of the Huntington Mammoth may be seen on exhibit at the Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City and CEU Prehistoric Museum in Price.
The CEU Prehistoric Museum also has the original mammoth bones.
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Buffalo, N.Y. - The judge in the wrongful death case against Dr. James Corasanti has made a number of key pre-trial rulings in the case in favor of Alix Rice's family.
Last week, attorneys for Corasanti and Rice's family were in state supreme court arguing over what areas Corasanti can be sued for at his upcoming civil trial.
Corasanti's attorneys tried to have each possible claim eliminated.
They said the Rice family should not be able to sue for any pain and suffering Alix experienced, claiming that Alix died instantaneously.
Nor they said should Corasanti be sued for any "pre-impact terror" Alix may have experienced, saying Alix did not know she was about to be struck by Corasanti's car.
They also argued that Corasanti should not be sued for punitive damages.
But a judge has ruled against Corasanti in all three areas, meaning a jury will now be able to consider all three claims at his civil trial.
The claim that could result in the largest part of a jury award against Corasanti is for punitive damages.
The law says punitive damages are awarded for "conduct that demonstrates an indifference to, or a reckless disregard of, the health, safety or rights of others."
Rice's family says Corasanti's actions on the night Alix was killed do indeed rise to that level.
Terry Connors, Rice Family Attorney: "Just on that very evening alone, the conduct of driving while intoxicated, speeding, driving in the wrong lane, texting while driving, all of those actions, all of those items of his conduct are such as to warrant punitive damages."
The judge also ruled that the defense can have access to some of Alix's medical records.
It's not known at this point whether either side will appeal any of the judge's rulings.
The start of a trial in the case is still at least a few months away.


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- Pick 1 - Wouldn't it be refreshing if when asked what the best thing about being the number one pick, the player answered "the pussy."
- Pick 3 - Does Adam Morrison's mustache bother anyone else as much as it does me? The peach fuzz has just got to go.
- Pick 4 - In my opinion Tyrus Thomas is the most overrated player in the draft. He wasn't even the best player on his own team much less a top five pick. I'm not saying he doesn't have potential, but he's just not NBA ready yet.
- Pick 5 - Alright, alright, alright! A college senior has made it back into the top five. Every team could use a great defensive bigman who is ready to contribute right away, but this is especially true of the Hawks. There is an overemphasis on picking potential stars in the NBA. What happened to putting a TEAM together? Sure, every team needs a star, but every team needs defense and rebounding as well.
- Pick 6 - Another senior! I guess this means that the Marco Jaric trade didn't work out so well for the Timberwolves.
- Pick 7 - Telfair for Foye isn't a bad trade if you ask me. Not only that, but the Blazers get a nice return on their investment. In two years, they've turned a thirteen pick into seven and he hasn't even contributed that much in the process.
- Pick 8 - Rudy Gay certainly has a lot of upside, but the Memphis trade seems crazy to me. Shane Battier (a six pick) has done nothing but play hard and contribute every night for four years and now he's being traded for a number eight pick?! Okay, I'm Duke biased, but still.


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In the past few decades, a group of outstanding women artists established a particular art language based on their own experiences of gender and identity. Join a discussion that closely examines the work of Adrian Piper, Mona Hatoum, Kiki Smith, and Rachel Whiteread as they challenge accepted notions of life and death, while reflecting on the vulnerability of the human body.
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The trustees asked the Derby Planning Commission for a zoning change to eliminate Auto Service Station/Mini Mart as a conditional use in the village commercial district.
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As we have mentioned time and time again, the Career Planning Center LOVES social media. Whether it's LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, or even Tumblr, we recognize and appreciate the power of social media when it comes to finding and securing a job/internship. Today we want to focus on Twitter, so below we outlined 3 ways you can use Twitter to further your career.
1. Who you follow matters!
Who you follow on Twitter determines what you get out of Twitter. If you only follow your friends, Justin Bieber, and Taylor Swift you are going to get JUST that; some funny banter, a handful of "selfies", and the occasional cheesy love quote. But if you follow companies, news outlets, and even industry leaders your feed will transform into a pool of information – knowledge that you might be able to fall back on during an interview.
Also, Twitter is CHOCK-FULL of great people who are tweeting jobs. For example if you are looking for internships or jobs in the New York area a simple search will suggest that you follow:
You can take this approach with any career field. If you are interested in fashion, there are handles that tweet fashion jobs all day, the same goes for sports jobs, engineering jobs, PR, so on and so forth. If there is an industry you are interested in, someone is posting jobs on Twitter. Of course, FOLLOW @FairfieldCPC because we retweet jobs that make sense for Fairfield students.
2. Participate in the Conversation
Using Twitter effectively involves more than just reading tweets. Instead it involves tweeting, retweeting, quoting, and favoriting. At its core, Twitter is a medium that is driven by participation. From a "Twitter Career" perspective one effective way for you to actively participate in conversations within various industries is to find and follow Chats using hashtags. For example, if you are interested in working in higher education I suggest you tune into the daily #SAChat where student affairs practitioners take on a different topic every day. But again, you can't just read the conversation – you have to participate! Talk at people and be sure utilize the hashtag created for the conversation. Since these chats are live, they usually take place on a particular day and time every week. Imagine this as your opportunity to go to coffee with industry leaders. Most industries have chats like this going on, so do your research, find the hashtag, and participate. You will be amazed with what you learn and who you could meet! Below are some notable Chat's that you might want to check out.
#hcsm – Sundays at 9pm ET: Bringing together health care professionals to discuss the benefits of social media for health care communication strategies.
#pinchat – Wednesdays at 9pm ET: Discussing best practices, showcasing new uses, highlighting brand usage, and sharing a passion for Pinterest.
#smmanners – Tuesdays at 10pm ET: Topics range from building business relationships through social media, to the appropriate ways of requesting RTs or recommendations on LinkedIn.
#brandchat – Wednesdays at 11am ET: Each week they focus on one of the following themes: big business brands & non-profit brands, small business brands, personal brands, all about brands, and occasionally they run "open chats" about brands.
#linkedinchat – Tuesday at 8pm ET: Conversing about ways to use the LinkedIn platform, associated applications, and other social media platforms to improve results on LinkedIn.
#mmchat – Mondays at 9pm ET: Featuring a special guest who discusses a relevant social media topic and answers questions from participants.
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The results of this study seem to show that ABVD and MEC chemotherapy result in superior outcome when RT is optional. In addition, while MEC is more acutely toxic, it results in less patients requiring RT due to higher rates of CR. This may improve the long-term toxicity profile of these patients. The rates of response seen with patients receiving SV are in conflict with previously published reports including those from Stanford and from ECOG. This is likely due to the lower rates of patients receiving RT and lower dose intensity of vincristine in this study compared to previous studies. While the results of this trial are intriguing, their applicability are unclear due to the less intense treatment received by patients in the SV. Currently, a randomized trial is being conducted in the United States that directly compares the ABVD and SV regimens. The SV used in the US trial is similar to the previous reports and results of this study will help clarify the overall effectiveness of SV chemotherapy. In the meantime, ABVD remains the standard treatment for patients with advanced HL.
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TodayÂ's tips are perfect for any readers who (like us) are massively bored with summer clothes but not ready, willing, or able to break into fall duds. TheyÂ're weather-friendly ways to incorporate some of the seasonÂ's biggest upcoming trends without looking wildly inappropriate.
1. Let Your Chain Hang Low
In a variation of the across-body look, you can transition into fall by wearing your bag like Mischa Barton. By extending the strap on her Chanel purse to its longest length, Barton puts an unexpected, totally modern, 70Â's spin on the bag. On another note, the chain strap is also quite popular for fall, as designers like Derek Lam, YSL, Bottega, and Marc Jacobs incorporated this detail into their handbags.
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Tees have been going through a form of yo-yo dieting. They were sloppy big back in the late 80Â's, shrunk to baby-sized in the 90Â's, and have been somewhere in between ever since. Ashley Olsen got it right at a recent Miss Davenport/LORAC party in LA when she wore an oversized t-shirt from The Row menÂ's fall collection tucked into a fitted leather mini skirt (also The Row). Mary Kate is also a fan of this style (as weÂ've pointed out) and recently has been wearing t-shirts by Mark and Estel. If you like the look, you'll adore their perfect v-neck. ($108, markandestel.com)
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Thanks to all the recent tucking in, we realized that we have a bit of a Goldilocks issue when it comes to belts. WeÂ've got long belts (to wear on the hips with flowing tunics) and short belts (to wear on the waist with dresses), but not enough in-between-belts. Take a tip from Sienna and pick up some belts to wear with denimÂ--through the belt loops please! J. Crew makes excellent classic options like their Distressed Leather Belt ($45, jcrew.com). ItÂ's only 1 1/2 inches wide and has a perfectly beat up, vintage look. Vince makes a more fashion-forward option in the form of their Braided Belt. It's 1/2 inch wide and comes in dark brown or black. ($95, shopbop.com)
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Before your start hollering about how scarves are not Â"weather-friendlyÂ" weÂ'd like to reiterate that weÂ're talking about super soft, practically sheer scarves, not the thick and wooly kind. Believe it or not, you can wear a lightweight cotton scarf instead of a thin cardigan and stay warm on (most) summer nights. Free PeopleÂ's Pinstripe Scarf fits the bill, we like it in charcoal best. ($78, freepeople.com)
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This is your brain on Warhol. Well, not your brain, but someone's. This work by Valerie van Mulukom is one of 55 featured in the Cirque du Cerveau, an art competition that challenged neuroscientists from around the world to turn offer artistic takes on their area of expertise – the human brain. The result is an uncharacteristically aesthetic exploration of how we see the brain.
Cirque du Cerveau encouraged neuroscientists to think outside the box about how they present their work to the public, and to blur the lines between science and art. Media ranged from pen and ink and computer generated graphics to beautifully rendered MRI scans, all of which offer audiences a fresh look at the brain. Those looks run the gamut from the beautiful to the bizarre to the just plain goofy.
The show was organized by The Neuro Bureau, which promotes 'open source' neuroscience and expanded data sharing and collaboration between researchers in the field. The organizers presented awards for the best work in 4 categories – Humor, Abstract, 3-D Rendering, and Connectome (which shows connections between neurons in the brain) as part of the 2011 Human Brain Mapping Conference. Though the awards show, like the conference, wrapped in Quebec last month, you can check out the full galleries here and see who took home the top prize in each of the four categories. You can also check out more neuroscience inspired art on the Neuro Bureau blog.


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White lines were exceptionally popular backstage for Fall 2006. No, no, it's not what you're thinking, honestly. (Besides, we're saving the debauchery-filled stories for our blind items.) The lines we're talking about come from eyeliner pencil, and they're sure to make you look as awake as bump of the other stuff. Oscar de la Renta, Anna Sui, Miu Miu, and D &G were just a few of the fashions houses that featured a swipe of this eye-brightening liner on their runways. A little white on your inner lid will open up small eyes. It's also a tricky way to make smoky eye makeup zing.
We chatted up brilliant makeup artist Justin Henry (clients include Naomi Watts and Eva Mendes) on how to "make it work" in the real world. "First, make sure your pencil is both sharpened and clean-this is important because you're rubbing the pencil on the delicate, inner eye area," Henry says. "The white liner should be your final step-after applying all eye makeup and mascara-to keep it from smudging." If you want an even more natural pick-me-up, Henry suggests using a beige or cream pencil. "It will look just as effective and it's a little less dramatic," he says.
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Around the office, Philosophy's Big Gorgeous Eyes ($12.50) is in constant demand. Henry packs his makeup kit with white pencils from Nars (in Iceberg, $18.50) and Sephora (in white 222, $4). All are available at www.sephora.com
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