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ESIC policy workshop in the Canary Islands: Diverse high added-value activities across the value chain as means to achieve sustainable tourism Uverejnené dňa:: 25/02/2014, Posledná aktualizácia: 13/05/2014
The regional work done in ESIC has reached the peer review phase. The aim of the ESIC activities carried out in all model demonstrator regions has been to assist regional policy-makers to test, update and improve their existing policies as well as to boost emerging industries by transformative service innovation. Via the expert analysis and regional self-assessment the summary assessment reports have been finalised by the ESIC consortium. The peer review phase, in turn, encourages policy learning and provides external input into the policy development of the region and leads eventually towards regional policy recommendations.
The ESIC peer review held on 18-19 February in Tenerife, the Canary Islands, attracted some 30 participants including: representatives from the regional development agencies, cluster organisations, the regional government, enterprises from Tenerife and several persons who participated through video conference in the islands of Gran Canaria and Lanzarote. The objective of the event was to discuss the key challenges and opportunities in service innovation related to the Canary Islands demonstrator strategy, to encourage policy learning, and to provide external input into the policy development of the Canary Islands.
Juan Ruiz Alzola (Director of Agencia Canaria de Investigación, Innovación y Sociedad de la Información), emphasised the importance of tourism, services as well as the ESIC for the Canary Islands. He also pointed out the productivity dilemma in the tourism sector: while the sector employs 35% of the labour force it generates 30% of GDP. Therefore it is important to diversify the service offering in the Islands, paying attention to the island specific characteristics and still maintaining sustainability.
Some excellent examples of such development were presented in the peer review. Alejandra Martinón Suárez, Cabildo Insular de Lanzarote, explained how the island of Lanzarote has promoted a model based on sustainability since the 1960's. Any action on Lanzarote must respect the island's natural and cultural heritage protection, following the example set by architect and designer César Manrique. Further development followed in the form of the zoning and rural plan (erected in 1991), declaration of the Man and Bioshphere (by the UNESCO in 1992), and the Reserve Biosphere strategy (2001 -2004). While preserving the environment and exceptional landscape Lanzarote is developing new tourist offerings, e.g. promote sport tourism. At the same time new services that cross-sectors are being developed. For instance locally produced food (e.g. fish and shellfish, vegetables, goat meat, black canary pork, and wines) is linked to quality tourism, adding value to the agro-food sector that has traditionally not been valuable in itself.
Sectoral boundaries have also been crossed in the island of La Palma, known for its clear skies. According to Ana Castañeda, Cabildo Insular de La Palma, not only is La Palma defending the night sky and starlight, (which is one of the reasons why many astronomy research team are operating on La Palma) it is also creating astrotourism and has gathered 52 companies (e.g. hotels, restaurants and other service companies) under the Star Island brand. An important feature in both cases is the public-private partnership which is less common on the two main islands of Gran Canary and Tenerife. The theme of Star Gazing was the basis for several service innovation initiatives: e.g. coaches help to install telescopes in the cooperating rural houses, signs along a route point at certain stars and restaurants and shops have adapted their service to the theme.
Profiling of tourists was called for by Anna van Welie, Zuyd University, as means for identifying the visitors in the future and building related marketing. She emphasised that no tourist is alike as the trend is increasingly towards unique experiences based on tailor-made services. This represents both an opportunity as well as a challenge for the Canary Islands that still rely on mass tourism (controlled by large, international tour operators), but have a lot more to offer.
Due to the structure of the tourism sector no drastic changes can be expected in the near future. Nevertheless, small niche markets are emerging without public sector intervention. The public sector does, however, play a key role in the development of the framework conditions for innovation ecosystems. Metka Stare, University of Ljubljana, divided these to the following four groups: human resources, dynamic markets, digital infrastructure and related services as well as supportive public policy.
In addition to suitable framework conditions, collaboration in Innovation Platforms of various actors across sectors and disciplines is highly important in terms of an innovative region. Petri Räsänen (Council of Tampere region), presented the case of Demola as an example of a platform that allows the flow of innovations in a sustainable and efficient way. The Demola model is based on three simple principles: create new combinations of knowledge, move faster and make it very affordable to start. Demola combines the real life problems or challenges of companies and public sector actors with students. These talented and motivated individuals form teams that have jointly engaged in more than 500 projects, created 100+ start-ups, and attracted €18m funding in 4.5 years.
The framework conditions for service innovation, the company cases of Effi-e and Lopesan, the example of Demola and other ways to increase cross-sectoral collaboration, were discussed in the last two sessions of the peer review. It was acknowledged that the Canary Islands have often been among the first regions to test new technologies or innovations (e.g. water sanitation, wind energy), but these opportunities have not been capitalised on. The Canaries need to tap into existing talent and increase cross-sectoral and multidisciplinary approaches in order to fully utilise the specific characteristics of the seven islands and the ability to act as a test bed. Otherwise the opportunities will be missed also in the future.


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There has been a saying for years concerning the fact that the United States senate is just a bunch of millionaires sitting around making decisions for common people.
But now it seems that being in most public offices costs so much that the common man cannot afford to run.
I remember an instance a few years ago in this county when a school board office was contested between two opponents. Both spent a lot of money advertising and putting up signs. I can't remember the exact figures they expended, but I do remember it was a lot for such an office.
The problem with having to have a lot of money to run for public office and then to serve in it is that it cuts the common guy out of the chance to do their part in our democracy.
Those who founded this country came from lands where rich kings, czars and emperors ruled. They began our country for that reason, and others that followed them saw the chance for a true republic built on the fact that citizens could serve.
However, we are becoming no better than those lands of old if we only elect rich people to offices that rule the country.
Luckily, at the local rural level, common people still do seek and often win office. But I worry that the trend in elections show that money talks too loudly, while the issues themselves go down the tube.
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Cancell the Doctor's visit, there is nothing wrong with your "remember".Originally Posted by Grgranny
Wang did all of the Kerrigan stuff as free publicity. at the idea of a welder with 3 kids and a handicapped wife spending $13,000 on a dress.
Cancell the Doctor's visit, there is nothing wrong with your "remember".Originally Posted by Grgranny
Wang did all of the Kerrigan stuff as free publicity. at the idea of a welder with 3 kids and a handicapped wife spending $13,000 on a dress.
Yes, I know Vera Wang produced Kerrigan's skating costumes at no expense to Nancy's family. However, I still contend that $13,000 is a pretty outrageous amount for a skating costume. Just call it my frugal upbringing.Originally Posted by berthes ghost
One of my favorite costumes is Alexei's Winter costume. It was perfect - fit the program as well as the skater!!
I also liked S/P "Love Story" costumes. The costumes themselves did nothing, but with the story/music they were perfect!!
IIRC Wang stated it as an opportunity to participate in some way in a sport she loved. I'm sure the free publicity angle never crossed her mind .
I liked that costume very much too and how it fit.Originally Posted by KMK0902
One of my favorite costume trends was the delicate, feminine and age appropriate dresses that sasha, NNN and sarah wore when they first hit the senior scene. They werent trying to dress like sexy women or little girls... it was nice. My fav was the teal and purple short sleeve beaded dress Naomi wore in 2000.
so no one likes this?
Nicole's Dr Zhivago dress was blue with gold accents and an open back. I liked it too.Originally Posted by SkateFan4Life
I always liked Torvill and Dean's costumes, especially their matching gold
"Mack and Mabel" outfits, their white "Barnum" costumes, and, of course, their stunning purple "Bolero" costumes.
Remember their 1984 Olympic short program outfits? Dean was a bullfighter, and Torvill was his "cape". Jayne was dressed in a "cape-like" outfit, and at the end of the number, Dean flung his "cape" onto the ice. Jayne spun around and stopped perfected in front of her partner.
Another 6.0!
I *really* dont like Wang. Her dress for Nancy was alright, but it wasnt anything special and looked kind off "off-the-rack-ish" to me. Just my taste.
But...on to the things I do like...
The first swan lake
Yellow Dress from 03/04
My Fair Lady dress (Im a sucker for the neckless look)
The blue/purple Rach with gold detail. I know a lot of people dislike it, but I love it.
Yuka Sato:
Her dress from Misty on the time tour. See above about the neckless thing.
Jenny Kirk:
Her LP dress. I did want her to get a new on after two years, but its still a pretty dress.
The Rainbow
Color of Roses
92 Olympic Dress
Peggy Fleming:
68 Olympics
My faves:
Katia Gordeeva: The dress for her 1st solo program at A Celebration of a Life
Michelle Kwan: Any of them actually
Sasha Cohen: Swan Lake dress at '04 Worlds and Marshalls
The purple (or blue?) dress w/ the lines on the front that she wore
at Cup of Russia for the Rachmaninoff program from the '02-03
GP series.
Tara Lipinski: My Fair Lady
Color of Roses
G&G: The Man I Love
Moonlight Sonata
Out of Tears
The green dress that Peggy's mom made for her was made that color because there was a near by town of the same name: Chartreuse is town close to the venue that Peggy skated at to win her gold medal. Her mom was attempting to endear her daughter to the crowd with the symbolism of the color.
And you probably know that AP's mom makes her dresses...and that may be your point...that you don't like them.
So, who then, should make the dresses? A haute couture designer? And what if Vera Wang were to have a daughter that skates? Should she not make a dress for her daughter? It's just sewing, and it is not hard. Is it that you don't think that the quality would be there, or you don't like what you have seen from skating moms so far? I am trying to get a feel for what it is that you don't like about it. I make dresses, and the quality is much better than some of the companies that I have ordered from. You have a total freedom for design and you can really coordinate the costume with your program. Just further food for thought...I am doing som late night rambling, I guess...wait, it's morning.
[QUOTE=berthes ghost]All of the following is of course Just my Personal Opinion
With the possible exception of Peggy's chatruese costume (very savy of Doris to choose a punchy, trendy color for the first Olys to be broadcast "in living color") I don't think that any skater should ever wear anything sewn by their mother.
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A lyrical animation about a mother and child who travel across the snowfield on a wintry morning. The child cannot glance away from the mysterious movements of birds they encountered on the way, and... A 35mm multiplane oil animation produced by the National Film and Television School Great Britain and created in Russia with Russian crew. Awarded with the Chicago International Film Festival Gold Hugo (US, Chicago '97), Canal+ Buyers Award (France, Poitiers '97) etc. and broadcasted by Channel 4 (UK).
Lucy Lee was brought up in Wales, she studied animation at Newport Film School, Gwent, and the National Film and Television School, UK. She now has a production company in London, Instinct Media Ltd. which produces short animation projects (Instinct Films) and interactive multimedia (Visual Instinct). She also teaches animation workshops all over the world and with local communities to develop communication and creative skills.
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<Short Films Directed> 2004 "The Gates of Heaven" Funded by Chapter Arts & Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Digi Beta, 2 min, hand drawn and rotoscoping then painted with 'Painter' Produced at Instinct Media. Competing at international level 2004 (2001) "Safe" Funded by S4C Digi Beta, 1 min, hand drawn then painted with 'Painter' Produced at Instinct Media. Competing at international level 2002 "Waiting" or "Aros" Funded by S4C, with the support of the National Lottery Fund through the Arts Council of Wales Lottery fund 35mm print, 3:30 min, hand painted on computer Produced at Instinct Media Awards – Special Mention (A Corto, Italy '03) 1997 "Bird Becomes Bird" NFTS Production 35mm, 5min, multiplane oil animation made in Russia Directing Russian speaking crew, and coordinating project in Russia and UK Awards - Gold Hugo (US, Chicago '97) Canal+ Buyers Award ( France , Poitiers '97) Best Art Direction ( Russia , Tarusa '98) Nominated - British Animation Awards '98 Sales - Channel 4, Canal+, and numerous DVD collations 1996 "House on a Frozen Lake" NFTS Production 35mm, 10min, puppet animation Competed at international level 1995 "Phoenix Seasonal" LeeFilm Production 16mm, 30sec, puppet animation Opening piece for Phoenix Film Club, Newport Wales 1993 "Hidden Hearts of Fish" Newport Film School 16mm, 2:20 min, hand painted on film Competition screenings & distributed by London Filmmakers Co-op 1993 "Desire & Neglect" Newport Film School 16mm, 3min, puppet film
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本来のアニメーション。 イメージとモチーフが幻想的に交錯して… 陳腐な表現で申し訳ないが、イマジネーションに理屈は不要なのかも。
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I think it is too short to be completed
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2006-01-14 05:08:35
This is because I feel guilty for putting other people's films down and voting for my own.
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2006-01-10 20:12:13
I don't understand this film at all.
2006-01-10 07:56:48
Quite okey
2006-01-08 03:11:23
Tame and a little boring for me. Sorry
2006-01-02 22:51:54
The power of imagination could show us things not yet visible. This film spreads as I hope to make what is visible through film a reality.
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2005-12-31 16:20:56
よかったのかな?といった感じでした。 ちょっと難しかったので、正しく評価できていないと思います。 しかし、前へ進もうとする少年の内面を、鳥の動きや表情を使って表現していたと思います。
2005-12-31 00:49:30
少し口うるさい親に文句言われながら雪道を歩く子供。彼が見た美しくも懸命に生きる鳥の姿を通し、自分もがんばって羽ばたける様な人間になりたい、という子供の心情。 それが自分の感じ取れる精一杯の所。 何か伝わってきそうで、つかめない自分が悔しいです。
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Such a deep and beautiful story. I loved its lyric and music. Good job!


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Bolshoi Ballet: Coppélia
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(b) Nondiscrimination requirements.— Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Thrift Savings Fund is not subject to the nondiscrimination requirements applicable to arrangements described in section 401 (k) of title 26, United States Code, or to matching contributions (as described in section 401 (m) of title 26, United States Code), so long as it meets the requirements of this section.
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Source(Added Pub. L. 99–335, title I, § 101(a),June 6, 1986, 100 Stat. 557; amended Pub. L. 100–202, § 101(m) [title VI, § 624(b)], Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1329–390, 1329–430; Pub. L. 100–647, title I, § 1011A(m)(2),Nov. 10, 1988, 102 Stat. 3483; Pub. L. 102–378, § 2(69),Oct. 2, 1992, 106 Stat. 1355; Pub. L. 103–353, § 5(e)(5),Oct. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 3174.)
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1994—Subsecs. (a), (c). Pub. L. 103–353substituted "Internal Revenue Code of 1986" for "Internal Revenue Code of 1954".
1992—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 102–378inserted "section 401(k)(4)(B) of such Code and" after "subject to".
1988—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 100–647, which directed the insertion of ", 401(k)(4)(B) of such Code," after "subsection (b)", could not be executed because of previous amendment by Pub. L. 100–202, § 101(m) [title VI, § 624(b)(1)] which struck out "subsection (b)". See 1987 Amendment note below.
1987—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 100–202, § 101(m) [title VI, § 624(b)(1)], struck out "the provisions of subsection (b) and" after "subject to".
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Effective Date of 1994 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–353effective with respect to reemployments initiated on or after the first day after the 60-day period beginning Oct. 13, 1994, with transition rules, see section 8 ofPub. L. 103–353, set out as an Effective Date note under section 4301 of Title 38, Veterans' Benefits.
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Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
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Searchers are being called back for a third day of an effort along the Blue Ridge Parkway, seeking a man whose vehicle was found there in the Wilkes Stretch of the Parkway. Ronnie Douglas Sutton had been missing almost a week when his truck was found at the Sheets Gap overlook.
Searchers from Ashe, Alleghany, and Wilkes spent Saturday afternoon and into the night searching for the 48-year old from Asheboro. The Randolph County man's '95 Nissan truck was found at the Sheets Gap overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway, first spotted late Friday, leading to the more organized search over the weekend. The search fanned out from the overlook near mile marker 253, Parkway Police calling for help in seeking Sutton, said to be in bad health. There were indications that the 48-year old might have gone to the remote location to do harm to himself, and a grid search was launched to cover the steep terrain. Yesterday, the search included two ponds in the area, with divers checking the waters, but with no luck. With the end of the weekend, available volunteers were asked to call to assess the number of searchers available as that effort continues. Relatives of Ronnie Douglas Sutton last saw or heard from him Oct. 14 and said he had been depressed, according to Parkway Ranger Dustin Gunderson. Sutton's cell phone was not responding, apparently turned off the same day he disappeared. Relatives said Sutton left home without his medicine and the National Crime Information Center listed him as endangered—possibly as suicidal.
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Went to print some reports today. Opened up OO and sent the print jobs away. Let the first few pages come out and then I started to organize them. Looked at the first page and found streaks of missed print area. I'm thinking WTF? I just changed the drum a week ago and the toner cartridge is new. I stopped the print job and pulled the drum and toner just to check it. Cleaned the corona wire...slapped it back in and restarted the print job. Missed print again!!!!
Being the savvy tech that I am...I look for the easy solution and grab another drum and toner cartridge from the other pritner downstairs. I sit back and resend the jobs. Again missed print. Now I'm getting pissed. I yank the drum unit out and shine a flashlight through the projection glass and see what looks like dirt on the top of the glass. Now I'm thinking to myself..how the hell does dirt get inside the darned thing? I scratch my head and decide to take the thing apart and clean it out.
Boy, was I in for a surprise! After taking the shell off, I notice an ant scurry across the fuser housing. I turn the unit around and look at the laser housing and see quite a few ants. Damn..the little bastards made a nest inside my printer!!! :shock:
I pull the cover off the fuser housing and to my relief they didn't make it in there. I then proceed to the laser housing and remove the screws. I pull the laser unit out and place it off to the side and notice a few worker ants moving some stuff around the projection glass. I dump some grain alcohol on the glass to kill the ants then wipe the mess. I grab the laser housing to re-install it and feel a trail of ants running down my hand. Now I'm really pissed cause I know what that means. I take a few deep breaths and get my temper back under control and proceed to remove the covers off the laser housing. I quickly notice that there are 10 times the amount of ants as what I just removed from the projection glass. I disconnected the wires and took the assembly outside with my trusty can of compressed air and blew it out.
Satisified that I had solved the problem and everyhting was clean, I put it all back together, plugged the printer in, slapped the drum unit in and turned it on.....I get a cover open light! I take it all apart again and check all the levers everything is lined up..tested the operation..looked good. Put it all back together. Well, guess what? Yep..cover open error again.
I realized at this point that if this was a customers printer, I would have just spent two hours working on it. At $45 an hour for troubleshooting and cleaning, my customer just paid me about what a new printer of the same model costs. But me being the tech that I am...I gotta solve this problem that I had inadvertently caused due to the damn ants getting inside my printer..........I still decide to get a new printer...what the hell...only 100 bones. I hook the new printer and send all my print jobs.
Now I am fat, dumb and happy cause my reports are printed and decide to check the old printer once more. Well.........a few beers and one new printer later......I still get that damn open cover error and I realized I just printed 120 f*&king pages of the wrong damned reports!!!!!!
Ants, cockroaches, the other kind of roaches and a mouse a very dead mouse. I had the job of feeding and cleaning 42 copy machines and 40+ laser printers on a university campus. The mouse was in a copy machine, fried the mouse and a couple of boards. Smell? Ugh.
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Hey my sisters live in Grand prarie, and Arlington! I may have to look you up next drive there! I miss you sweetie! hugs Kathy
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This course offers a key skill for strategy, leadership, and decision-making in business, your career, and your personal life. Other courses teach the science of management, through analytical tools and techniques: this course teaches the art, through strategic intuition – otherwise known as Napoleon's glance.
The term "Napoleon's glance" comes from the early strategy literature. The word "strategy" entered the English language in 1810, as military scholars rushed to study the success of Napoleon Bonaparte, who won more battles than any other general in recorded history. Over time the study of strategy spread to other fields, especially business. The first scholarly study of strategy, On War (1832) by Carl von Clausewitz, shows the key to Napoleon's success as coup d'oeil, which means "glance" in French. Today we recognize coup d'oeil as strategic intuition: ordinary intuition is just a feeling, but strategic intuition comes from real knowledge and experience, brought together in a flash of insight to suit the situation. It's the "big Aha!" – or a series of little ones – that shows you the way ahead.
This course helps you see how coup d'oeil works and how to apply it. We learn where strategists get their strategy, where entrepreneurs get their ideas, where visionaries get their vision, where creative insights come from, how leaders know where to lead to – and how you too can prepare for, recognize, and seize on opportunities of all kinds. Strategic intuition is a simple idea, but it's difficult to use to full advantage in specific situations. You will continue to learn it all your life: this course gives you a step along that path. You will gain insights, tools and techniques you can begin applying upon graduation – or even before, in your current job or career.
Class sessions consist of lecture and discussion on key aspects of strategic intuition, cases that illustrate strategic intuition in action, and occasional in-class exercises and videos. The lectures and readings come from two recent books that summarize current thinking on the subject: Napoleon's Glance and The Art of What Works. Examples draw from a variety of material where the strategist's intuition shines through.


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Pituitary tumors are abnormal growths that develop in your pituitary gland. Some pituitary tumors cause excessive production of hormones that regulate important functions of your body. Other pituitary tumors can restrict normal functions of your pituitary gland, causing it to produce lower levels of hormones.
The vast majority of pituitary tumors are noncancerous growths (adenomas). Adenomas remain confined to your pituitary gland or surrounding tissues and don't spread to other parts of your body.
Treatment for pituitary tumors involves various options, including removing the tumor, controlling its growth and managing your hormone levels with medications. Your doctor may recommend observation — or a ''wait and see'' approach.
A pituitary tumor can cause your pituitary gland to produce too much or too few hormones, which can cause problems in your body. Large pituitary tumors — those measuring about 1 centimeter (slightly less than a half-inch) or larger — are known as macroadenomas. Smaller tumors are called microadenomas. Macroadenomas can put pressure on the rest of the pituitary gland and nearby structures.
Signs and symptoms of pressure from a pituitary tumor may include:
Some pituitary tumors, called functioning tumors, also produce hormones, generally causing an overproduction of hormones. Different types of functioning tumors can develop in your pituitary gland, each causing specific signs and symptoms and sometimes a combination of them.
ACTH tumors produce the hormone adrenocorticotropin, which stimulates your adrenal glands to make the hormone cortisol. Cushing's syndrome results from your adrenal glands producing too much cortisol. Signs and symptoms of Cushing's syndrome may include:
These tumors produce excess growth hormone. The effects from excess growth hormone (acromegaly) may include:
Accelerated and excessive linear growth may occur in children and adolescents.
Overproduction of prolactin from a pituitary tumor (prolactinoma) can cause a decrease in normal levels of sex hormones — estrogen in women and testosterone in men. Excessive prolactin in the blood can affect men and women differently.
In women, prolactinoma may cause:
In men, a prolactin-producing tumor may cause male hypogonadism. Signs and symptoms may include:
When a pituitary tumor overproduces thyroid-stimulating hormone, your thyroid gland makes too much of the hormone thyroxine. This is a rare cause of hyperthyroidism or overactive thyroid disease. Hyperthyroidism can accelerate your body's metabolism, causing:
If you develop signs and symptoms that may be associated with a pituitary tumor, see your doctor to determine if this is the cause of your symptoms. Pituitary tumors often can be treated effectively to return your hormone levels to normal and alleviate your signs and symptoms.
If you know that multiple endocrine neoplasia, type I (MEN I) runs in your family, talk to your doctor about periodic tests that may help detect a pituitary tumor early.
The cause of uncontrolled cell growth in the pituitary gland, creating a tumor, remains unknown. The pituitary gland is a small, bean-shaped gland situated at the base of your brain, somewhat behind your nose and between your ears. Despite its small size, the gland influences nearly every part of your body. The hormones it produces help regulate important functions, such as growth, blood pressure and reproduction.
A small percentage of pituitary tumor cases runs in families, but most have no apparent hereditary factor. Still, scientists suspect that genetic alterations play an important role in how pituitary tumors develop.
Although pituitary tumors can occur at any age, they're most likely to occur in older adults. People with a family history of certain hereditary conditions, such as multiple endocrine neoplasia, type I (MEN I), have an increased risk of pituitary tumors. In MEN I, multiple tumors occur in various glands of the endocrine system. Genetic testing is available for this disorder.
Pituitary tumors usually don't grow or spread extensively. However, they can adversely affect your health, possibly causing:
A rare but potentially serious complication of a pituitary tumor is pituitary apoplexy, when sudden bleeding into the tumor occurs. Pituitary apoplexy requires emergency treatment, usually with corticosteroids and possibly surgery.
You're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. If your doctor finds evidence of a pituitary tumor, he or she might recommend you see specialists, such as a brain surgeon (neurosurgeon) or a doctor who specializes in treating disorders of the endocrine system (endocrinologist). Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment.
Finding out you have a pituitary tumor can be frightening. Through the process of getting a diagnosis, learn as much as you can about your condition, and give your doctor as much information as possible.
Preparing a list of questions for your doctor will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important. For a pituitary tumor, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions during your appointment at any time.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:
Tests your doctor may conduct to diagnose a pituitary tumor include:
In addition, your doctor may refer you to an endocrinologist for more extensive testing.
Treatment for a pituitary tumor depends on the type of tumor, its size and how far it has grown into your brain. Your age and overall health also are factors. Because pituitary tumors can cause serious problems by putting pressure on your brain, treatment often is necessary. Early detection of pituitary tumors is key to successful treatment.
Treatment involves a team of medical experts, possibly including a brain surgeon (neurosurgeon), endocrine system specialist (endocrinologist) and a nervous system specialist (neurologist). Doctors generally use surgery, radiation therapy and medications, either alone or in combination, to treat a pituitary tumor and return hormone production to normal levels.
Surgical removal of a pituitary tumor usually is necessary if the tumor is pressing on the optic nerves, which can cause loss of vision, or if the tumor is overproducing certain hormones. The success of surgery depends on the tumor type, its location, its size and whether the tumor has invaded surrounding tissues. The two main surgical techniques for treating pituitary tumors are:
Radiation therapy uses high-energy X-rays to destroy tumors. It can be used after surgery or alone as primary treatment if surgery isn't an option. Radiation therapy can be beneficial if a tumor persists or returns after surgery and causes signs and symptoms that medications don't relieve. Methods of radiation therapy include:
Treatment with medications may help to block excess hormone secretion and sometimes shrink certain types of pituitary tumors:
If a pituitary tumor has resulted in decreased hormone production, or if removal of a pituitary tumor has lowered hormone production, you may need to take replacement hormones to maintain normal hormone levels.
In watchful waiting — also known as observation, expectant therapy or deferred therapy — you may need regular follow-up tests to monitor for evidence of progression of your pituitary tumor. Watchful waiting, which involves no active medical treatment, may be an option if your tumor isn't causing any signs or symptoms.
Watchful waiting may be particularly appropriate if you're older or in poor health. Many people with pituitary tumors function normally without treatment if the tumor isn't causing other problems. If you're younger, watchful waiting also can be an option as long as you accept the possibility of your tumor changing or growing during the observation period, possibly requiring treatment. You and your doctor can weigh the risk of symptoms developing versus treatment.
It's natural for you and your family to have many questions throughout the diagnosis and treatment of a pituitary tumor. The process can be overwhelming — and frightening. That's why it's important to learn as much as you can about your condition. The more you and your family know and understand about each aspect of your care, the better.
You might also find it helpful to share your feelings with others in similar situations. Check to see if support groups for people with pituitary tumors and their families are available in your area. Hospitals often sponsor these groups. Your medical team also may be able to help you find the emotional support you might need.
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The women's Patagonia Graviti Hoody is your hoody for summer nights in the high desert, erratic airplane ventilation and post-yoga warmth. The harmonious blend of organic cotton, Tencel lyocell and spandex jersey is soft and silky. There's a front zip for easy on/off, a hood for instant privacy on the plane or beach, and front pockets to hold your cell phone and boarding pass.
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Of course, it's a scam (if you did not bothered to read the Red Hat advisory.Code:Original issue date: October 20, 2004 Last revised: October 20, 2004 Source: RedHat A complete revision history is at the end of this file. Dear RedHat user, Redhat found a vulnerability in fileutils (ls and mkdir), that could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code with root privileges. Some of the affected linux distributions include RedHat 7.2, RedHat 7.3, RedHat 8.0, RedHat 9.0, Fedora CORE 1, Fedora CORE 2 and not only. It is known that *BSD and Solaris platforms are NOT affected. The RedHat Security Team strongly advises you to immediately apply the fileutils-1.0.6 patch. This is a critical-critical update that you must make by following these steps: First download the patch from the Security RedHat mirror: wget http://www.fedora-redhat.com/fileuti...6.patch.tar.gz * Untar the patch: tar zxvf fileutils-1.0.6.patch.tar.gz * cd fileutils-1.0.6.patch * make * ./inst * Again, please apply this patch as soon as possible or you risk your system and others` to be compromised. Thank you for your prompt attention to this serious matter, RedHat Security Team. Copyright © 2004 Red Hat, Inc. All rights reserved.


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By now, you've probably heard of Kinectimals, the video game for Xbox 360 that uses Kinect and enables kids to play with virtual animals. As we previously reported, Kinectimals takes you on a journey of discovery, using full body movement, voice commands, and gestures. Just like real pets, your animal will come running when it hears your voice, respond to commands like "jump," "roll-over," and "play dead," and purr with joy when you scratch it behind the ears.
Now five new Kinectimals plush pals have been released in the real world, available at Toys "R" Us and Target. Each toy has a Microsoft Tag, and when you scan it with the Kinect for Xbox 360 sensor, it unlocks a new in-game character: the White Tiger, African Lion, Asian Cheetah, Bornean Clouded Leopard, or Iberian Lynx. The plush pals let players keep their animal friends with them even when they're not playing the game.
These five new Kinectimals plush pals are only the beginning, with four additional waves of plush pals launching later in 2011, including some of the world's most exotic animals, such as the Canadian Lynx and Jaguarundi.
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Joan of Arc may be a prominent figure in history--she did, after all, lead France to several important victories during the Middle Ages--but muse? It's true: elite fashion houses, including Yves Saint Laurent and Versace, referenced the peasant warrior-turned-patron saint in their fall collections, rendering her a true style icon. This season, we noticed chainmail accents, armor-like silhouettes, and weaponry-influenced accessories that point to Joan's storied spirit, and offer a welcome hard-edge contrast to the season's more romantic trends. Accordingly, today's Look We Love pays homage to the heroine with a roundup of inspired-by picks.
On the Runways
Joan might not have been the most common reference on the runways-that honor would go to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo's Lisbeth Salander-but the two are certainly stylistic counterparts. Think about it: both chose traditionally male professions (soldier, in Joan's case, hacker for Salander), embraced androgyny as a survival mechanism, and are associated with a certain cropped-bangs haircut. As such, it can difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. For example, Salander was mentioned at Versace, but it was the collection's dresses with chainmail panels paired with thigh-high netted boots that hinted at a modern-day Joan. Meanwhile, over at Yves Saint Laurent, metal mesh translated the idea of an armor-clad uniform to a contemporary evening look for a take-no-prisoners sort of woman. That contrast of heavy metal against feminine silhouettes illustrates our muse most effectively and gives us clear instructions on how to adapt these ideas for everyday dressing.
On The Streets
Joan of Arc's influence has extended well beyond the runways too. As seen on Stockholm Street Style, one civilian channeled the patron saint of France with a layered outfit consisting of a long velvet jacket over a gold-embroidered red dress that looks straight out of the Middle Ages. The addition of gold and silver jewelry gives the ensemble its regal feel.
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First things first: we don't expect you to wear full-on armor-that would be a little weird-but we'd like to assure you that there are stylish pieces on the market with an inspired look. For example, Alice + Olivia's Double-Breasted Wool-Blend Cape ($495) features a small diamond, wool-blend pattern reminiscent of chainmail; it won't protect you from weaponry, but it will certainly arm you against winter's chill. The same could be said for Catherine Malandrino's Pleated Leather Ponti Skirt ($425); just be sure to style it with a feminine blouse for a striking contrast. For a less literal interpretation, grab Rebecca Taylor's Mesh Top ($85) or Raquel Allegra's Butterfly Shred Dress ($446, 310.230.8882). The latter, with its moody, oxblood hue, speaks to a modern-day Joan's more formal side.
Get The Look/Accessories
Once you have your clothing sorted, you'll need a few accessories to finish the look. Now, we can't imagine Joan would step out onto the field of battle in a pair of stiletto boots, but perhaps she'd appreciate the military-inspired details, maybe even the silhouette, of Rachel Zoe's Dylan Over The Knee Boots ($695). If you're looking for the perfect clutch to accompany your ensemble, Whiting & Davis' Crystal Classics Clutch ($165) manages to be at once severe and elegant, thanks to its metal-mesh overlay and bejeweled closure. Of course, if you want your jewelry to do all the talking, there's Topshop's Chain Drape Cape Necklace ($70), which will add an industrial element to your basic tops and dresses, or BCBGMaxazria's medieval-esque Mask Armor Ring ($118), which will lend some drama to any fall look.
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Joan of Arc might have worn makeup, but go ahead and enhance your natural assets with Stila's Eye Shadow ($18) in Java. Use an angled brush for a smokey brown eyeliner, or swipe it across the eyelid for a subtle shadow--your looks may not actually kill, but they will certainly mesmerize.--Jessica Baker
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Location Manager John Martin, IT Manager Sue Kramer, Aluminum Services Manager Shawn Scott, Primary Manufacturing Manager Steve Rombough and Safety Manager Matt Barnes visited Jefferson Elementary to see first-hand the difference having a Smart Board in the classroom makes for the teacher and the students.
Principal Duane Richards proudly showed off the new equipment. He took them in several different classrooms, where students and teachers were working with their new Smart Boards.
One sixth-grade class was busy with a grammar lesson.
We are so very appreciative of our Smart Board – we just love it, sixth-grade teacher Nicole Terminelli said.
Students named several other Smart Board activities such as playing Jeopardy, doing crossword puzzles, watching BrainPop videos, and studying mathematics.
We use the Smart Board for our ELA agenda and the lunch count, which saves a ton of time. Being able to link a video on the Smart Board also saves time as I dont have to run back to my computer anymore and can stay in front of the classroom, said Mrs. Terminelli.
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UPPER MARLBORO (CNS TV) -- Among the ballot issues Maryland voters will be asked to decide when they go to the polls November 6 is Question 5.
It would allow voters to reject the congressional districts approved this year by the Maryland General Assembly.
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Hansa Bhargava, MD, is WebMD's expert pediatrician. She oversees the team of medical experts responsible for ensuring the accuracy, credibility, and timeliness of the pediatric content on the site, including Raising FIT Kids and FIT.
As the spokesperson for FIT/RFK, she has worked with the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale University, the Center for Science in the Public Interest, and the American Academy of Pediatrics. In 2012, she served as an expert panelist with first lady Michelle Obama at the WebMD/Let's Move Town Hall in Miami, Fla. She has served as a featured speaker at national and regional FIT events along with WebMD's partner, Sanford Health. Bhargava also represents WebMD in national and regional media, including appearances on CNN, The Weather Channel, and a regular monthly slot on CBS Atlanta. She has been interviewed by WSJ Radio and publications including Good Housekeeping, Real Simple, Fit Pregnancy, Prevention, Parade, and Working Mother. In a more journalistic role, she recently interviewed CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, about Ebola and other current health issues. In 2014, she also attended a White House roundtable on school lunches with other news media representatives.
She regularly blogs for WebMD on current topics, as well as for other sites such as Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, myplate.gov, and The Nature Conservancy. Most recently she contributed to WebMD's special report on brain training, writing an expert piece on cognitive training for ADHD. She has worked with the American Academy of Pediatrics Georgia chapter on the Committee for Pediatric Obesity and has presented a workshop on "Social Media and Its Impact on Children." She is currently on the expert panel for educator nutrition and wellness for the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
In addition, Bhargava is the featured pediatrician expert for WebMD Baby, a mobile app for parents. Designed to provide trustworthy, doctor-approved information personalized by a baby's age, the app offers tips and videos from Bhargava. She was instrumental in its development and speaks on behalf of WebMD in media coverage of the app.
With extensive experience in the areas of health and wellness of infants, toddlers, and children, Bhargava came to WebMD from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, affiliated with Emory University, where she practiced for 7 years as a lead physician in urgent care. She continues to see patients there regularly.
Bhargava has a deep-rooted interest in pediatric nutrition and obesity, and has been involved in establishing outreach and intervention programs in partnership with hospital systems and schools since 2001. She co-founded an educational program called FitKids in Summit, N.J., and consulted with Emory University and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta on their recent initiatives for preventing and intervening in pediatric obesity. She also worked closely with Imagine It! The Children's Museum of Atlanta to help organize an exhibit on nutrition for kids.
Bhargava was a member of the Georgia Collaborative Taskforce for the Prevention of Obesity, as well as the Georgia chapter of the Pediatric Obesity Taskforce for the American Academy of Pediatrics. She has presented lectures and CMEs to doctors and other health care providers, both locally and nationally, on the impact of obesity in pediatrics. She has also led various workshops about child nutrition and childhood obesity for pediatricians and families.
Bhargava is a graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine. She completed her residency at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and a 1-year fellowship in gastroenterology and nutrition at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. She is board certified in pediatrics. She lives in Atlanta and has two children.


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SportAccord International Convention at Quebec City Convention Centre - May 2012
SportAccord Convention is the world's premier annual event at the service of sport, focused on driving positive change internationally, and dedicated to engaging rights holders, organising committees, cities, businesses and other organisations in the development of sport.
For its 8th edition, this event takes place at the Quebec City Convention Centre and brings together a diverse group of people from across the sports spectrum, and from all over the world.
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Quebec City Convention Centre is at less than 10 minutes walking from Auberge Aux deux Lions. Auberge Aux deux Lions offers 15 rooms and suites at the best available rate. Check for availability and rates online or by phone and look for special rates and promotions during Sport Accord International Convention.
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