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Advocacy Champion of the Year Senator Nan Rich
Our very first Advocacy Champion, Senator Nan Rich, has a distinguished and vibrant history as one of Florida's leading advocates for children's issues and for access to quality health care. From her days serving in the Florida House of Representatives starting in the year 2000, to her service in the Florida State Senate since 2004, and in her current role as the Senate's Democratic Leader, Nan's name has become synonymous with the fight for children's rights and for meeting the needs of the medically underserved. We are grateful to Senator Rich, a leader whose passion and dedication has served to improve the lives of those touched by epilepsy.
Philanthropic Leadership Award The Esman Foundation
The Esman Foundation provides heartfelt, financial support in the fight against devastating diseases.
Theresa Esman created the Saul and Theresa Esman Foundation, Inc. (SATEF) after her husband, Saul, passed away after nearly 50 years of marriage. Mrs. Esman is dedicated to continue her husband's legacy of helping people. During the recent economic crisis, insufficient funding jeopardized the epilepsy clinics and several facilities were scheduled to close. The closures would have resulted in a loss of vital services and devastated many Floridians living with epilepsy and their families. With the leadership of Murray Levin, SATEF's Executive Director, EFOF was rescued with a $40,000 a year, multi year pledge and long-term promise to fund our programs in upcoming years from the SATEF. Thanks to the generosity and commitment of the SATEF, the clinics will serve people with epilepsy for the foreseeable future.
Volunteer Hero Award Lizzie and Burt Golumbic and Daniel Rosenfeld
Dedication and hard work best describes Dan Rosenfeld, a 26 year old Naples resident, and his parents, Burt and Lizzie Golumbic. Danny who has had epilepsy for 16 years chose to devote his time to help others with epilepsy and bring support services to the Naples area. Together with his parents and with the help of friends and supporters, the family organized the first "Walk the Talk for Epilepsy" in Naples in 2010. It was an enormous success and raised over $20,000. This past autumn they held their second walk and doubled both the attendance and funds raised. The family started the SWFL Educational Series & Support Group in Naples in 2011 where they help inform and educate the community. Danny is a trained HOPE Mentor, a member of the Foundation's Project Access program and he volunteered at the epilepsy summer camp program at Camp Boggy Creek where surely he was an inspiration to our campers.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Florida is Proud to Inaugurate the Patricia M. Dean, ARNP Beacon Award
The award is presented in recognition of an individual or entity that demonstrates diligent and tireless efforts to improve the lives of those living with epilepsy through exceptional and passionate care services.
No other individual than Pat Dean has had such a profound and all-encompassing impact on the thousands of Florida's children living with epilepsy. From being involved in epilepsy research to running the Comprehensive Epilepsy Center of Miami Children's Hospital, to yearly volunteering at a summer camp for children with epilepsy for over 20 years - a camp that she helped establish, to serving on the Board and as President at the Epilepsy Foundation of Florida and the national Epilepsy Foundation. Pat brings hope and daylight into the lives of so many contendingwith the impacts of epilepsy and she makes the world a compassionate and less confusing place for their parents. Many a mother who has met Pat Dean leaves with a feeling they have a new best friend and that life will be better thanks to Pat. She was recently awarded the J. Kiffin Penry Award for Excellence in Epilepsy Care by the American Epilepsy Society and those involved in the Florida epilepsy movement describe her as a "beacon of hope". Pat Dean inspires us all to be true "care-givers".
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Advocacy Champion of the Year
Honorable Adam Hasner - is a former Majority Leader in the Florida House of Representatives who served District 87 in Palm Beach and Broward Counties from 2002-2010. During his tenure as a State Representative, Adam was a passionate advocate for Epilepsy awareness in Tallahassee. Since then, he has continued to show his dedication to our mission, most recently in our effort to retain state funding that provides critical services to those with Epilepsy throughout Florida. For Adam, this is not just another cause --- it's one that hits close to home. His wife Jillian is living with Epilepsy and like many of us she looks to organizations like ours to address this issue responsibly. We are truly thankful for Mr. Hasner's exceptional effort and generosity and are pleased to recognize him as our Advocacy Champion of the Year!
Philanthropic Leadership Award
Jen Klaassens of Wasie Foundation: Jen is known for her ability to lead by example. She is the Vice President of programs for The Wasie Foundation, an independent philanthropic organization that offers grants and support to South Florida non-profits focused on children's healthcare and education. Jen also demonstrates her dedication to improving the lives of others by serving as a board member to various non-profit organizations. The Wasie Foundation was instrumental in supporting Camp Boggy Creek--- a week-long camp held annually for children with epilepsy. This program was a success achieved in the spirit of collaboration between our two organizations and with the hope of continuing our fruitful relationship. We are proud to recognize Jen and the Wasie foundation with our Philanthropic Leadership Award for its invaluable efforts.
Jen left on April 7 to climb Mt. Everest in support of one of her other causes, namely to fight human trafficking. You can follow her progress on her Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/freedomclimb. We wish her a safe and successful trip and salute her on her dedication to so many important issues.
Patricia M. Dean, ARNP, Beacon Award
Mark Epstein, M.D. - Dr. Epstein is Medical Director of the Dan Marino Center - Miami Children's Hospital, Assistant Clinical Professor of Neurology at the University of Miami School of Medicine at Miami Children's Hospital and Clinical Associate Professor of Neurology at Florida International University School of Medicine. After graduating from Harvard University, Dr. Epstein attended Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. He has published and lectured extensively on a variety of topics in the field of child neurology including ADHD, autism, Tourette syndrome, epilepsy, and sleep disorders. For years he has generously donated his time to the week-long Camp Boggy Creek held annually for children with Epilepsy. His empowering spirit, kindness and trustworthy demeanor leave our kids knowing they are exactly where they need to be. We are proud to honor him with our Patricia Dean, ARNP, Beacon Award for his generous effort!
Volunteer Hero Award
David, Shoshi and Gabi Domatov– David, Shoshi and Gabi Domatov are distinguished epilepsy advocates who have shown remarkable results in their efforts to raise awareness and recruit participants for EFOF's Broward Walk The Talk fundraising events. Since 2009 Shoshi Domatov has consistently managed to bring 100+ participants to our Broward walks every year. Her dedication is exemplified by her invaluable and tireless efforts to hand-write every invitation she sends out. Her son Gabi has had epilepsy since he was 16 months old and is equally active in his efforts as a member of EFOF's youth group. Gabi consistently surpasses his fundraising goals, proving himself to be a shining start of the epilepsy-advocacy movement. The Damatov family is a prime example of what one family can do to positively impact the lives of hundreds of other families. For this, we proudly present them with our Volunteer Hero Award.


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Read: Projecting The 2012 World Juniors Team
Chris Peters, at the United States of Hockey, looks at the USA Hockey evaluation camp from the past week and projects the lineup that Team USA will bring to the World Junior Championships in December.
Peters has Miller on the first line RW with Alex Galchenyuk and Johnny Gaudreau.
He also has Steve Fogarty as the fourth line center and Brady Skjei on the the defense pair.
Peters writes of Fogarty "Steven Fogarty got the nod for No. 4 for now due to his size and the flashes he showed in camp. He wasn't always consistent, but you could see glimpses of a strong two-way game. Biggest question is can he do it at the college level? That's what we don't know yet."
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Michael Regan leads EDF's national energy efficiency program and our Southeast clean energy efforts to reduce the impacts of global warming and to improve air quality. He spearheads our work with national, regional and state-level stakeholder groups to develop policy, build consensus and leverage resources to help pass and implement legislation and regulations.
Before joining EDF, Michael spent 10 years working on energy and air quality issues with the US Environmental Protection Agency in Washington, DC, and Research Triangle Park, NC. He was a national program manager with the EPA, where he designed programs that focused on multi-pollutant emission reduction strategies, energy efficiency, climate change, and the implementation of market-based solutions to improve air quality. Michael has served on the NC Commission on Global Climate Change and is currently appointed to the NC Energy Policy Council. He is also a member of the Clinton Global Initiative's Envision Charlotte steering committee.
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It seems that so many people like to read that a program that was presented in Carbon School District last year will be here again this March.
Back by popular demand, the district and its sponsors will again host All On the Same Page - Community Book Club.
"The purpose of community book club is to have many people in the community, young and old, read the same book and gather together to discuss common ideas and concerns," said Kristen Taylor, the programs coordinator.
All On the Same Page -Community Book Club is now in its second season. Recently this program was selected by the Utah Humanities council to receive a Utah Humanities Council 2006 Humanities Award. The honor is in recognition of the contribution the project made to the advancement of the humanities in people's daily lives, especially in the areas of literature and literacy.
The award was presented to Kristen Taylor and Norma Procarione, Price City Library Director on Feb. 1 before state legislators at the capitol.
This year's community book club theme is Books Go West. The reading selection is New Found Land by Allan Wolf which explores the diversity of the people and crew of the Lewis and Clark expedition and is told in free verse poetry.
This book has won numerous awards including the School Library Journal Best Book of 2004, the American Library Association 2005 Best Book for Young Adults, and the International Reading Association Children's Book Award Notable.
"I am absolutely thrilled that Allan Wolf, the author will actually be here on March 21 to participate in our book club event," said Taylor.
Allan Wolf was the national director of Poetry Alive, a national endowment program, for nearly 10 years. He will perform at the community book club and participate in small group discussions with community members and students.
The books are now available at the libraries.
Community book club participants can enjoy a western community supper, hear Allan Wolf discuss the diversity of the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition and participate in group discussions of the book,. They can also enjoy a reader's theatre excerpt of the book performed by Mont Harmon Jr. High School students, stroll through an art exhibit by poster artist Sandy Wisecup, view the entries for the student art contest and much more. Interested community members can pick up a complete schedule at the Price City Library or at Carbon District school libraries.
A new addition to this year's event is the Workshop Wall. Funded by sponsors, community members and students (grades seven and above) can register to attend these free, corresponding workshops.
"This year there will be four workshops offered in conjunction with our community book club," said Taylor. "Community members and interested students will have an opportunity to write about, paint or photograph the western landscape. All workshops are free to the public but have limited enrollment so early registration is recommended,"
Projects created at the workshops will also be displayed at the book club event.
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Falling Water River Regional Library
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Falling Water River Regional Library was established July 1, 2012 with the merger of the nine counties in the Upper Cumberland Region and five counties of the Caney Fork Region.
The Upper Cumberland Regional Library had its beginning in the fall of 1945 when Martha Parks, director, Division of Libraries, Tennessee Department of Education and Maude Terry of Cookeville visited various county courts and civic groups in order to establish regional library service. This resulted in Smith, DeKalb, Putnam, and White Counties meeting the necessary matching requirements to form a region in the spring of 1946. Overton and Cumberland Counties joined the program in July 1946 and it was at this time that Alberta Cameron was employed as the Regional Librarian.
In July 1947, the region expanded to include Jackson County and in September, Pickett County. September also brought a new Regional Librarian Helen Qualls replaced Miss Cameron. By 1948-1949 White and Jackson Counties were no longer part of the region and Van Buren County joined the program. In July 1952, Bledsoe County became a part of the region.
In keeping with a statewide policy of naming the various regions, the name, Upper Cumberland Region, came into being in 1954. Helen Qualls' resignation in June 1956 left the region without a regional librarian until Julia Greer Boyd assumed this position in October.
In 1956, Pickett and Cumberland Counties were unable to appropriate sufficient local funds. Hoping that these county courts could somehow locate the funds, service was not stopped abruptly. By the end of the year, however, Pickett County had dropped out of the program, and Cumberland County was in the process of being transferred to the Caney Fork Region, which was being formed. Two other counties, Bledsoe and Van Buren, were also soon to become a part ofthe Caney Fork Region. At the same time, groundwork was being laid in Macon and Fentress Counties for these areas to become a part of the Upper Cumberland Region as demonstration counties in 1957-1958.
Jackson and Clay Counties joined the region in July 1959 as demonstrations bringing the total number of counties to eight. Jackson and Clay County library demonstrations were completed in June 1961 with the County Courts voting the funds to assume the financial responsibility. That same year, Pickett County joined the region as the final and fifth demonstration bringing the number of counties served to nine.
Due to a political situation in the County, Clay County dropped from the region for a brief time, but by 1962-1963 service was resumed. The nine counties, Ciay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Picket, Putnam, and Smith, remained constant until April 30, 2012.
Other Directors' of the Upper Cumberland Regional Library:
Caney Fork Region Library began July 1, 19S7 with six counties. Mary Little was named Director. Grundy and Warren Counties transferred from the Highland Rim Region. Bledsoe and Van Buren Counties transferred from the Upper Cumberland Region. Marion and White Counties received services through the Library Services Act funds for a two-year demonstration.
At the end of two years, Marion and White Counties appropriated money to continue their regional Services.
Sequatchie County received LSA funding in 19S9 and received county funding in 1962. Cumberland County was a demonstration county for two years and received county funding in 1963.
Mary Little retired April, 1984 and Faith Holdredge was Director from May 1984 until March 2012.
The eight counties, Bledsoe, Cumberland, Grundy, Marion, Sequatchie, Van Buren, Warren and White Counties remained constant until March 31,2012.
April 1, 2012, Bledsoe, Cumberland, Sequatchie, Van Buren and White Counties transferred to the Upper Cumberland Region (Falling Water River Region) and, Grundy, Marion and Warren transferred to Highland Rim Region (Stones River Region).
Falling Water River Region has fourteen counties Bledsoe, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Picket, Putnam, Sequatchie, Smith, Van Buren, and White.


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PAWTUCKET- Terrence "Terry" E. McAloon, retired Pawtucket Funeral Director, entered into eternal life Monday at Memorial Hospital, after being stricken at home. He was the cherished father of Andrea Scanlon of Johnston.
Terry was born in Providence a son of the late Leo R. and Agnes M. (Cooney) McAloon. He lived most of his life in Pawtucket and was a communicant of St. Mary's Church. Terry graduated from St. Raphael Academy, class of 1962, Graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1966 and attended Bryant College. Mr. McAloon served in the US Army National Guard during the Vietnam Conflict. He was a Past President of the Pawtucket Lions Club, a member of the former ToKalon Club, the Jaycees, a member of the Memorial Hospital Advisory Board and was the co-founder of the City of Pawtucket's Oktoberfest. He had been Funeral Director in the former family business, V. J. McAloon and Son, Funeral Home of Pawtucket and Block Island for several years before retiring.
Besides his daughter and her husband Michael, he leaves 2 sisters, Sheila Lemoi of Sebastian, Fl and Nancy Murphy of Gainesville Fl; a brother, Vincent J. McAloon of Block Island. He also leaves a Granddaughter, Samantha Scanlon and a Grandson Tyler Scanlon, nieces and nephews and a multitude of friends.
His Funeral will be held Monday, December 10, 2012 at 8:45 AM from the Charles Coelho Funeral Home, 151 Cross St. Central Falls, with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary's Church, (upper church) 103 Pine St. Pawtucket at 10 AM. Burial with Military Honors will follow in Mt. St. Mary's Cemetery, Pawtucket Ave. Visitation, Sunday at the Funeral Home, from 2 until 5 PM.
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WESTBROOK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The economy is expected to play a huge role in the upcoming elections, but the future of Social Security and Medicare will be also be on the minds of millions of Americans when they enter the voting booth.
NEWS CENTER talked to some Mainers about some of the proposals being floated to help put the country's two major entitlement program on stronger financial ground.
Phil and Nancy Curran have been married for 57 years and have 7 grandchildren. Phil is a former bank officer, Nancy worked at a telephone company. When they retired more than 20 years ago, they began receiving Social Security and Medicare benefits. Living on a fixed income, the benefits are key to their financial survival in their 'golden years'.
'I really do think that among all the grand things in this country, Social Security and Medicare are the greatest,' said Curran..
He says along with the economy, ensuring the future of the two program will determine who gets his vote on November 6th.
One proposal would be to allow new Medicare recipients, starting in 2023 a choice of traditional Medicare or buying private health insurance, funded party with Medicare taxes, but Curran is strongly against a voucher system.
61-year old Bob Furman of South Portland still has a couple of years to go before he can begin drawing Social Security and Medicare benefits. He is a telecommunications consultant, who works from home. He isn't too worried about the future of Social Security but he has concerns about raising the retirement age as a way to 'fix' the program.
'We are running into issues of the haves and have nots, the haves can put off for retirement, social security for a while. Those who are the have nots, their life expectancy isn't increasing the way the haves are so to speak, I think that would create an issue, the very people we have the program for, we would be hurting them,' said Furman.
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20 U.S. Code § 7455 - Grants to tribes for education administrative planning and development
(a) In general
The Secretary may make grants to Indian tribes, and tribal organizations approved by Indian tribes, to plan and develop a centralized tribal administrative entity to—
(1) coordinate all education programs operated by the tribe or within the territorial jurisdiction of the tribe;
(b) Period of grant
Each grant awarded under this section may be awarded for a period of not more than 3 years. Such grant may be renewed upon the termination of the initial period of the grant if the grant recipient demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Secretary that renewing the grant for an additional 3-year period is necessary to carry out the objectives of the grant described in subsection (c)(2)(A) of this section.
(c) Application for grant
(1) In general
Each Indian tribe and tribal organization desiring a grant under this section shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, containing such information, and consistent with such criteria, as the Secretary may prescribe in regulations.
(2) Contents
Each application described in paragraph (1) shall contain—
(A) a statement describing the activities to be conducted, and the objectives to be achieved, under the grant; and
(3) Approval
The Secretary may approve an application submitted by a tribe or tribal organization pursuant to this section only if the Secretary is satisfied that such application, including any documentation submitted with the application—
(A) demonstrates that the applicant has consulted with other education entities, if any, within the territorial jurisdiction of the applicant who will be affected by the activities to be conducted under the grant;
(B) provides for consultation with such other education entities in the operation and evaluation of the activities conducted under the grant; and
(d) Restriction
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title VII, § 7135, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title VII, § 701,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1928.)
References in Text
Section 2024 of title 25, referred to in subsec. (d), was omitted in the general amendment of chapter 22 of Title 25, Indians, by Pub. L. 107–110, title X, § 1042,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 2007. See section 2020 of Title 25.
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A prior section 7455,Pub. L. 89–10, title VII, § 7135, as added Pub. L. 103–382, title I, § 101,Oct. 20, 1994, 108 Stat. 3731, established National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education, prior to the general amendment of this subchapter by Pub. L. 107–110. See section 7013 of this title.
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The study is an investigator-run, open-label Phase 1 safety study of autologous mesenchymal stem cell transplantation, involving approximately 24 ambulatory participants with relapsing forms of MS (approximately equal numbers with relapsing-remitting and secondary progressive/ progressive relapsing MS) and evidence of involvement of the anterior afferent visual system.
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|A Phase I Study to Assess the Feasibility, Safety, and Tolerability of Autologous Mesenchymal Stem Cell Transplantation in Patients With Relapsing Forms of Multiple Sclerosis
- To evaluate the feasibility of culturing MSCs, and infusion-related safety and tolerability of autologous MSC transplantation over one month in patients with relapsing forms of MS [ Time Frame: 1 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- To evaluate effects on MS disease activity measured by the number of Gd-enhancing brain MRI lesions [ Time Frame: 1 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To evaluate safety and tolerability of autologous MSC transplantation over 6 months [ Time Frame: 6 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|March 2011
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|January 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Experimental: Autologous MSC transplantation
Biological: Autologous mesenchymal stem cell transplantation
A single IV infusion of up to 2 million cells per kg based on the MSC numbers achieved after culture expansion
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|18 Years to 55 Years
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Age 18 to 55, inclusive.
- Diagnosis of MS
- Relapsing form of MS (relapsing-remitting, secondary progressive, or progressive-relapsing course).
- EDSS score 3.0-6.5, inclusive. (Must be able to walk)
- Active disease during prior 24 months.
- Documented evidence of involvement of the anterior afferent visual system: previous optic neuritis, optic atrophy or an afferent pupillary defect on exam, RNFL thickness on OCT <LLN in at least one eye OR documented VEP latency in at least 1 eye.
- Cranial MRI scan demonstrating T2-hyperintense lesions satisfying diagnostic criteria for MS
- Ability to perform the component tests of the MSFC (T25FW, 9HPT, PASAT3).
- Ability to perform SLCLA.
- Has given written informed consent to participate in the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- A clinically significant infectious illness (e.g., cellulitis, abscess, pneumonia, septicemia) within 30 days of the Screening Visit.
- History of cancer other than basal cell carcinoma of the skin.
- History or laboratory results indicative of any significant cardiac, endocrine, hematologic, hepatic, immunologic, infectious, metabolic, urologic, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, dermatologic, psychiatric, renal, neoplastic, or other disorder that in the opinion of the Principal Investigator would preclude the safe performance of BM aspiration, infusion of autologous MSCs, or performance of any of the planned study assessments.
- Abnormal blood tests which exceed designated limits.
- Positive screening tests for hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV 1&2, HTLV I/II, CMV, West Nile virus, syphilis, blood parasite infection.
- Clinically significant abnormality on chest X-ray.
- Clinically significant abnormality on EKG.
- Oxygen-saturation <90% on room air.
- History of alcohol or drug abuse within one year.
- Any metallic material or electronic device in the body, or condition that precludes the participant from undergoing MRI with Gd administration.
- Uncontrolled glaucoma or other ocular condition that precludes performing OCT or interpreting the results.
- MS relapse with onset within 30 days prior to the Screening Visit or the participant has not stabilized from a previous relapse at the time of the Screening Visit.
- Current treatment with an investigational MS disease therapy.
- Prior treatment with:
Total lymphoid irradiation. Cladribine. T-cell or T-cell receptor vaccination. Campath-1h (alemtuzumab). Rituxan (rituximab).
- Prior treatment within three months with:
Tysabri (natalizumab). Gilenya (Fingolimod/FTY720). Zenapax (daclizumab). Cytoxan (cyclophosphamide). Novantrone (mitoxantrone). Cyclosporine. CellCept (mycophenolate mofetil). Imuran (azathioprine). Rheumatrex (methotrexate). IV gamma globulin. Plasma exchange.
- Prior treatment within one month:
Systemic corticosteroids with daily dose equivalent to Prednisone 60 mg or greater.
- Female participants who are not post-menopausal for at least one year, not surgically sterile, or not willing to practice effective contraception.
- Nursing mothers, pregnant women, or women planning to become pregnant during the study.
- Male participants who are not willing to practice effective contraception.
- Unwillingness or inability to comply with the requirements of this protocol including the presence of any condition (physical, mental, or social) that, in the opinion of the Principal Investigator, is likely to affect the participant's ability to comply with the study protocol.
- Any other reason that, in the opinion of the Principal Investigator, makes the participant unsuitable for participation in the study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00813969
|United States, Ohio
|Cleveland Clinic Mellen Center
|Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44195
|Principal Investigator:
|Jeffrey A Cohen, M.D.
|The Cleveland Clinic
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|The Cleveland Clinic
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00813969 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 22, 2008
|Last Updated:
|June 23, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by The Cleveland Clinic:
Mesenchymal Stem Cell
Multiple Sclerosis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Progressive
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
Autoimmune Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System
Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS
Demyelinating Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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This course is an introduction to the UCB philosophy on sketch comedy, specifically using "the game" to write short comedic scenes. Each week students will engage in writing exercises that will explore different sketch formats. Students will be exposed to different methods for turning funny ideas into even funnier written sketches. Students will leave the class with an understanding of popular sketch formats and a portfolio of writing.
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Geoff is also co-host of the fairly popular podcast "Worst Gig Ever" where he talks to comedians and musicians about all their terrible shows and lives....IT'S FUN!!!
When Geoff is not making the funny he is usually creating brutality in music form. Geoff Garlock played bass in the hardcore band Orchid and Vice Recording artists Panthers. He also played guitar in the metal band Dark Vibe and bass in the grindcore band The Year is One, and continues to alienate the world through music in the bands Ritual Mess and Low Estate.
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PARROTS FOR SALE: RUBALINA MACAW FOR PET OR BREEDER, Has Laid
Posted by PREMIUM PARROTS - Chicago on 2/15/13IP: 126.96.36.199
Hi, well it looks like I've found most all of my birds
homes. All that is left that I need to sell is this last
single macaw and 1 pair of breeding Hyacinth Macaws. She
was hatched in my aviary and I know
everything about her.
One Rubalina Macaw female aprox 8 years old max., this was
one of my babies. She was sold as a pet but ended up
coming back to me a few years ago. She has just started
laying eggs so she can be a breeder or a pet. To be a pet
she would need some work. She has quite the personality.
Shes in great shape. I have her DNA papers and she is
close banded. I know her hatch date and she can talk.
The Rubalina macaws are very rare, I know of about 12 that
have ever been produced. I produced all but 2. I was the
first to breed them and give them the name Rubalina. With
the genes this bird has I would highly suggest that she be
bred with any male blue and gold macaw. Her parents had
good yellow and breeding this Rubalina back to a blue and
gold would give you babies that surely will be colorfull
and you never know where the yellow will show up being
bred with a blue and gold. Yea, its an experiment and I've
put years into getting a Rubalina old enough to breed. I
can't continue because of my health so I am willing to let
her go to someone that will breed her with the proper
male. Blue and gold males are a dime a dozen right now. If
you are a parrot breeder it is well worth the cage space
to put them together to see what you get. When she does
produce live babies they will certainly be the only macaw
of its kind in existance. Then you will have to figure out
and put a name to this new macaw species.
If you are interested in buying this parrot or have any
questions PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR PHONE NUMBER WHEN YOU
CONTACT ME. I will be glad to call you. For security and
other reasons I only give out information over the phone
or in person. I'd love to chat with you.
PARROTS TO OTHER COUNTRIES. Please don't ask.
Please contact me at
Please visit my website at
You may find photos of some of the beautifull macaws I've
produced at facebook premiumparrots page.
I specialize in and only breed the Hyacinths Macaws now.
All babies are family raised in our closed home-aviary to
insure, sweet, healthy, lifelong companions. Health
guaranteed and plenty of references. I will ship.
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Answering Dr. Randal Rauser's Objections to the OTF (Part 2)
First he agrees "that the OTF aims for at least one specific intellectual virtue: objectivity."
In a world where human beings woefully fail to be completely objective about much of anything, but especially when it comes to religious faith, as Eller, Tarico and Long have convincingly shown us in The Christian Delusion, objectivity is a great word to describe my OTF. One should be objective when it comes to all religious faiths by subjecting them all to the same level of skepticism. My claim is that if Christians do not do this they are not being objective about their faith, especially considering that their faith is overwhelmingly adopted by the accidents of birth. My claim is that by refusing to take the OTF believers have a double standard and must explain why such a double standard is justifiable.
The best place to stand when being objective is not to have a personal stake in the outcome. That's why judges recuse themselves if they find out they have a conflict of interest in deciding a particular case.
But Rauser thinks the intellectual virtue of objectivity is somehow different than some other virtues like fairness and openmindedness, and that the OTF does not include these virtues in the quest for truth.
I see no reason why the OTF does not also include these virtues though. If a judge has a conflict of interest he is not likely to be fair. So to be objective is also to be fair in deciding his case. That's why judges must take seriously an attorney's charge that he recuse himself because of a conflict of interest, and why not doing so (if true) is considered an ethics violation by the American BAR Association.
Now what about openmidedness? Before we can say it's an intellectual virtue we must know what it is. Does he? I suspect Rauser rejects Scientology, Mormonism, Militant Islam, Orthodox Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and the many other different religious entities and faiths around the globe, including all of the dead religions and gods and goddesses. I'll bet he rejects most of them even though he has never given them much of a thought at all. Rauser, can you even tell me what Scientologists believe? Can you tell me why you do not believe the Mayan calendar is wrong when it says the world will come to an end on December 21st, 2012? Or can you do so for many other supposed religions and/or paranormal claims? Is that being openminded? Are you really openminded about astrology, tarot card readings, weeping statues of the virgin Mary, werewolves, vampires, alien abductions, or even cold fusion?
You see, being openminded is NOT an intellectual virtue if it means being gullible, or suspending my critical thinking capabilities, or taking someone's word on an extraordinary claim (even if it's on my mama's knees), or relaxing my standards of evidence or proof.
Openmindedness is indeed an intellectual virtue associated with humility, since we must be humble enough to realize we accept things that are not true. We know we do it, all of us, most all of the time. It's surmised that we accept most of what we think is true based upon authority, perhaps 95% of the time (but who knows about the exact percentage). So yes, we all must be humble to admit there are things we believe which are not true and so we must be openminded to conclusions we do not at the present time accept. But we cannot, nor should we be, openminded to any and every claim. It wouldn't be rational to do so. There must be a method that helps us determine what we will accept and what we won't.
But spelling out a method for how to be rationally openminded versus being merely gullible is something I have not seen yet from Rauser. It's one thing to say we should embrace the intellectual virtue of openmindedness. It's another thing to propose what we should be openminded about. There is no formal calculus to help us here, but I humbly suggest we should never abandon the intellectual virtue of objectivity that best expresses my OTF. My argument would be that if a Christian wants to avoid being gullible and wants to embrace a robust openmindedness based on the best and only way to be objective about religious faiths, then she should take the OTF. There is no other way to be objective in fairly judging her faith. Anything else is simply being gullible rather than openminded. For a great video on being openminded watch this one.
Now, should I be openminded that the OTF is not actually a fair one? Yes, I am. But I have not seen anything that calls it into question. Buttressing the OTF are the human sciences of anthropology, psychology and sociology, the three pillars that support it. Given the lack of a better method it is the only game in town. In order for me to openmindedly change my mind about the OTF someone must propose a better method even if there are some unresolved questions about it (of course, I deny there are any).
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With all of this being said in response I can easily agree with Rauser that these intellectual virtues (if they are different) should be maintained all of our lives. They are not considered one-night-stands. That's one of the reasons I blog every day. I'm learning. I'm growing. I'm continually testing what I think.
And I think these intellectual virtues should be embraced by everyone. Where does he get the notion I think being objective, fair-minded and openminded only apply to religious people of faith? I have not argued in that fashion at all. If he thinks I have, then he needs to provide an argument that shows this. My counter response will be 1) He fails to properly understand atheism, agnosticism and/or skepticism; and 2) To be objective, fair-minded, and openminded are the precise intellectual virtues that most people use in rejecting the extraordinary claims coming from religious faith and/or paranormal events.
That's why I rejected my Christian faith. It was because of those virtues. But here's the rub. This is what the evidence forced me to conclude even though I was an insider. My claim is that the Christian faith fails the Insider Test for Faith even though I presumed it was true and even though I was desperate to defend it from skeptical attacks as an apologist. At least, it did with me. So if the Christian faith does not even pass the Insider Test for Faith then a fortiori it doesn't pass the Outsider Test for Faith either.
In another post I shared how a religion could pass the OTF, but unfortunately no presently known revealed religion can do so. The reason why is because there is probably no truth to religion at all.


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Pan-fried chicken in mushroom sauce
Cooking timeReady in 1½ - 1¾ hrs
Skill levelModerately easy
ServingsServes 6
Creamy chicken and mushroom dish - a fabulous French seasonal recipe
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- kcalories
- 600
- protein
- 50g
- carbs
- 3g
- fat
- 40g
- saturates
- 22g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 0.8g
- 2 tbsp sunflower oil
- 6 large, free-range chicken legs, halved at the joint so you have 6 thighs and 6 drumsticks
- 700ml/1¼ pts chicken stock (or water)
- 50g butter
- 1 onion, finely diced
- 400g mixed wild mushrooms
- 300ml/½ pt dry white wine
- 284ml pot double cream
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- Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan. Fry the thighs for 8-10 mins, skin side only, until golden brown, then transfer to a casserole dish. Fry the drumsticks for about 5 mins each side and add them to the thighs.
- Pour the stock over the chicken legs in the casserole. There should be enough stock to just cover the chicken, if not add a little water. Bring stock to the boil and cover, leaving lid slightly ajar. Cook at just below simmering point for 30-35 mins until chicken is cooked.
- While chicken is simmering, drain oil from the pan. Heat the butter in pan and add onion. Sweat onion for 5 mins until soft, but not coloured. Turn up the heat, add the mushrooms, then fry for 3 mins until they soften and start to smell wonderful. Pour over the white wine, raise the heat to maximum and boil rapidly for 6-8 mins until reduced by two-thirds. Turn off the heat and leave until chicken has cooked.
- Once chicken legs are cooked, strain stock into pan with the onion, mushrooms and white wine, bring back to the boil and reduce again by two-thirds until it is thick and syrupy. Pour in double cream, bring it to the boil, season if you want, then pour it over chicken. Heat chicken through in the sauce for 2-3 mins then turn off the heat and leave for a few mins before serving. This is such an aromatic and beautiful looking dish you should serve it straight from the casserole with the lid on.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, October 2004
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Comments, questions and tips
This sauce is absolutely fantastic, I use closed cup mushrooms that I chop into quarters as I usually have some on hand and also fry some diced smoked streaky bacon until crisp before frying the chicken, remove them then add them back in with the onions mushrooms and white wine because... well... everything is improved with bacon. The dish goes well with rice or potatoes.
This was amazing! So much flavor and so easy. So far in 2014 this is the best thing I have cooked and the best thing I have eaten. I have cooked this for friends twice now and they all really loved it and its easier than doing a full on roast with sides. I just roasted some new potato and mixed veg to go with it and it was perfect. As an option I added two tables spoons of wholegrain mustard and got a little bit more acidity to go with the earthy mushroom taste. I also fried some unsmoked bacon lardons and sprinkled then top. Thanks for this recipe. Its no in my favorite top 10 dinners!
I made this for my mum's 60th birthday celebrations and served it with roasted garlic and parmesan mash and some green beans - absolutely delicious, the sauce is amazing. I did change it up a little in that I just made the sauce on it's own, without the chicken element as it seemed like a faff. I followed the instructions as written (without the chicken), adding in bacon and dried wild mushroom and their soaking liquid. I then pan fried my chicken breasts separately and shoved them in the oven to cook through. I then served them with the sauce poured over. I used my homemade chicken stock in the sauce and the whole thing was fabulous, needed minimal seasoning (I love salt) and was lovely paired with the mash. For that I just roasted three garlic bulbs in the oven at about 180 for 45 mins, then squeezed out the flesh into the mash with double cream and some parmesan. No fat content there, haha, who cares, it was a celebration!!
I did this as part of a hot buffet for a Christmas gathering to go with jacket potatoes. Therefore I used chopped up chicken thighs instead and also used chestnut and portobello mushrooms. It was easy to make and very tasty, it was a massive hit with my guests and was the first thing to go! Will make again.
I would never use a ceramic casserole dish on the hob, as it will indeed crack, just as you say. For this dish, either use a cast iron casserole (you can find these cheap as chips in a second hand store, and they will last for ever) or simply use a large regular stainless steel casserole. The cast iron ones are better as they have a more gentle heat, but both will work fine.
Oh, and to answer your first question, the dish is entirely made on the hob and is not intended to go in the oven.
Made this again tonight, after making many times before. I didn't stick to the recipe that much, and use the recipe as a guide. I used 2 chicken breast for four people, cutting into bite size chunks. I also added a head of broccoli, once boiled and a few rashers of bacon chopped. I used a 300g tub of creme fraiche instead of cream, and used the flora cuisine oil instead of butter. I didn't bother straining the onion and mushroom stock mixture either, just seemed faffy. It does't look as refined with the bits of onion in, but still tastes lovely.Brilliant recipe. Sure would be just as nice without meat. I served this with pasta and parmasan shavings.


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JACKSON, Tenn. – (Updated) The Lipscomb men's golf team improved play in the second round by seven strokes and moved up to seventh place on Monday afternoon . Sophomore Ryan Terry continued to play well shooting another 3-over par round and remaining in the top 20, now at a total 6-over par. As play continues and ties break, Blanton Farmer and Paul Klein-Kracht show potential of continued improvement.
With the first round of the 54-hole stroke play tournament complete, the Bison worked their way up to eighth. Sophomore Ryan Terry led Lipscomb finishing the round at 3-over par and standing among the top 20 in the tournament so far.
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WHO: Sienna Miller
WHAT: Hanging with friends at the Matthew Williamson S/S 12 after-party on Saturday.
WEAR: We're not surprised that Sienna Miller found a spot on our best-dressed list; after all, the British actress knows a thing or two about how to put together a truly memorable ensemble. This time, we're applauding the look she created for Matthew Williamson's S/S 12 after-party, which consisted of a visually intriguing ombre jacket from said designer, paired with a Twenty8Twelve gray tee, and black 7 For All Mankind jeans. The casual-yet-chic mix is quite cool, making it a an obvious winner in our opinion.
WHO: Laura Bailey
WHAT: Snapped at the Mulberry S/S 12 show on Saturday.
WEAR: Laura Bailey fit right in with the theme of Mulberry's S/S 12 show-and with fall's animal-print obsession for that matter-when she showed up in the British brand's bird-print, dropped waist Scarf Dress ($950) in Owl Brown Fabulous Finches from the F/W 11 collection. In addition to the frock's darling pattern, we also couldn't help but notice her covetable Mulberry Oversized Tillie Bag ($1650, 212.835.4700), which makes her entire outfit that much more notable in our book.
WHO: Olivia Palermo
WHAT: Front row at the Toni & Guy S/S 12 hair show at Somerset House last Thursday.
WEAR: The Fashion Week circuit wouldn't be the same without an appearance from the always-chic Olivia Palermo, which is why we were beyond excited when we sighted the trendsetter on the very first day of LFW, front row at the Toni & Guy hair show. We completely approve of Palermo's take on the colorblocking trend, which she achieved by teaming a bright orange Freda top with pink Daryl K leather pants and a cobalt blue Jaeger clutch. To balance her vibrant ensemble, Palermo incorporated a few neutral accents, including a tan 3.1 Phillip Lim cardigan and suede Elizabeth and James shoes.
WHO: Kate Moss
WHAT: Arriving at the Mulberry S/S 12 show on Saturday.
WEAR: While Meredith Melling Burke took the cake with her laidback denim-on-denim outfit back in New York, Kate Moss is definitely our all-denim winner for London. The model looked fabulous at the Mulberry S/S 12 show in the British brand's Gems Shirt ($500, 212.835.4700) in Light Blue Denim tucked into the equally light-wash Ankle Jeans ($310, 212.835.4700). We like that she incorporated some downtown cool into her look via a pair of vintage below-the-knee boots, a fedora, and loads of Annina Vogel jewelry.
WHO: Claudia Schiffer
WHAT: Spotted at the Fashion Fringe show on Saturday.
WEAR: In support of emerging British designers, Claudia Schiffer joined the judging panel for the 2011 Fashion Fringe show held on Saturday. The stunning model turned up for the event in an eye-catching Basso & Brooke dress-the designer duo won the first ever Fashion Fringe award back in 2004-that she cinched at the waist with a thick black leather belt. We're huge fans of Schiffer's awe-inspiring frock, especially its futuristic geo-print, which has an Alexander McQueen feel to it.
WHO: Anna Wintour
WHAT: En route to the Matthew Williamson S/S 12 show on Sunday.
WEAR: Sure, we get giddy at the sight of our favorite editors dashing from one show to the next, but nothing beats spotting the one-and-only Anna Wintour. Vogue's Editor-In-Chief stepped out for the Matthew Williamson S/S 12 show last weekend, and made quite the statement in a multi-colored gridlock-print coat-Prada's Gabardine Natte Coat ($3980, similar styles available at select Prada boutiques) to be exact. While the jacket alone makes for a memorable ensemble, we were particularly pleased with the way she kept it buttoned so that it doubled as a dress!
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Source(Sept. 1, 1937, ch. 896, title I, § 13, as added Pub. L. 96–153, title II, § 209,Dec. 21, 1979, 93 Stat. 1109; amended Pub. L. 96–399, title II, § 202(b),Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1629; renumbered title I, Pub. L. 100–358, § 5,June 29, 1988, 102 Stat. 681; Pub. L. 105–276, title V, § 515,Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2549.)
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