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Ronald Thibert, DO, MsPH is a pediatric epileptologist in the Pediatric Epilepsy Program at MGHfC and the Lurie Center for Autism, specializing in the treatment of children with difficult to control seizures. He has a special interest in children with autistic spectrum disorders, especially those with Angelman syndrome and duplications of chromosome 15q (Dup15q). He is the director of both the Angelman syndrome clinic and the Dup15q Center at MGHfC and the Lurie Center and the majority of his clinical research focuses on the treatment of seizures in these 2 genetic disorders.
Research of Ronald Thibert, DO, MsPH
Ronald L. Thibert, DO, MsPH, Assistant in Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Instructor in Neurology, Harvard Medical School
1. Epilepsy in Angelman Syndrome: A Questionnaire Based Assessment of the Natural History and Current Treatment Options
Angelman syndrome (AS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder caused by the deletion or mutation of the maternal copy of UBE3A on chromosome 15q11.2-q13. AS is characterized by global developmental delays, severe speech impairment, disorders of balance or movement (usually ataxia and tremor), and behavioral uniqueness including frequent laughter. Seizures have been reported in up to 80% of individuals so we conducted a survey of family members of individuals with Amgelman syndrome through the Angelman Syndrome Foundation. The survey assessed the natural history of epilepsy in AS as well as various treatments for seizures in this population.
There were responses from 461 family members making this the largest study to date assessing seizures in AS. Approximately 86% of respondents reported seizures in their family member with AS with 60% reporting multiple seizure types. Seizure types typically present in Lennox-Gastaut syndrome were most common including atonic (41%), atypical absence (37%), complex partial (32%) and myoclonic (12%). Those with maternal deletions had the highest rate of seizures (89%) followed by those with uniparental disomy (UPD) and UBE3A mutations (~75%) and those with imprinting center defects (55%). Seizures were most common in those ages 3-11 with lower seizure rates during puberty and before the preschool years.
Seizures in AS are typically refractory to mediations with only 23% responding (>90% seizure reduction) to either the first or second medication tried. Broad spectrum antiepileptic drugs (AED) are most effective with non-broad spectrum medications such as phenobarbital and carbamazepine having the lowest efficacy and highest rates of seizure exacerbation. Newer broad spectrum AED such as lamotrigine and levetiracetam appeared to be as effective as older, more commonly used medications such as valproic acid and clonazepam but with fewer side effects.
2. Low Glycemic Index Treatment for Seizures in Angelman Syndrome
The Low glycemic index treatment (LGIT) is a high fat, limited carbohydrate diet used in the treatment of epilepsy. This diet was developed in 2005 at MGH as an alternative to the classic ketogenic diet which is more restrictive. The structure of this treatment aims to maintain a stable serum glucose level by limiting carbohydrates to ~10% of an individual's daily caloric intake and by limiting the types of carbohydrates to those with a glycemic index of <50.
The literature on dietary therapy in AS was limited to a few case reports of children on the classic ketogenic diet so we performed a prospective study in which we placed children with AS on the LGIT for 4 months. Inclusion required a genetic diagnosis of AS, more than 2 seizures per month at baseline and no prior treatment with dietary therapy. Daily seizure logs were kept for one month prior to starting the diet and during the 4 months of dietary therapy. EEG's were obtained prior to starting dietary therapy and upon completion of the 4 months. Laboratories were drawn and height and weight recorded prior to beginning therapy, at one month and at 4 months (Table 1).
There were 6 children that completed the study and 5/6 had at least 80% seizure reduction from baseline with 3 becoming seizure-free on dietary therapy (Table 2). EEG's were overall improved after 4 months of dietary therapy with 3/4 children who had epileptiform discharges on initial EEG not having discharges present on the follow-up study. After completion of the study, 5/6 children stayed on the diet and at the one year mark all 5 had >90% seizure reduction as compared to prior to dietary therapy.
1. Thibert RL, Conant KD, Braun EK, Bruno P, Said RR, Nespeca MP, Thiele EA. Epilepsy in Angelman syndrome: A questionnaire-based assessment of the natural history and current treatment options. Epilepsia. 2009;50(11):2369-2376.
2. Thibert RL, Pfeifer HH, Larson AM, Raby AR, Reynolds AA, Morgan AK, Thiele EA. Low glycemic index treatment for seizures in Angelman syndrome. Epilepsia. 2012. Sept;53(9):1498-502.
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Explosive in both its pace and its revelations, The Third Secret is a remarkable international thriller. Bestselling author Steve Berry tackles some of the most controversial ideas of our time in a breakneck journey through the history of the Church and the future of religion.
Fatima, Portugal, 1917: The Virgin Mary appears to three peasant children, sharing with them three secrets, two of which are soon revealed to the world. The third secret is sealed away in the Vatican, read only by popes, and not disclosed until the year 2000. When revealed, its quizzical tone and anticlimactic nature leave many faithful wondering if the Church has truly unveiled all of the Virgin Mary's words — or if a message far more important has been left in the shadows.
Vatican City, present day: Papal secretary Father Colin Michener is concerned for the Pope. Night after restless night, Pope Clement XV enters the Vatican's Riserva, the special archive open only to popes, where the Church's most clandestine and controversial documents are stored. Though unsure of the details, Michener knows that the Pope's distress stems from the revelations of Fatima.
Equally concerned, but not out of any sense of compassion, is Alberto Cardinal Valendrea, the Vatican's Secretary of State. Valendrea desperately covets the papacy, having narrowly lost out to Clement at the last conclave. Now the Pope's interest in Fatima threatens to uncover a shocking ancient truth that Valendrea has kept to himself for many years.
When Pope Clement sends Michener to the Romanian highlands, then to a Bosnian holy site, in search of a priest — possibly one of the last people on Earth who knows Mary's true message — a perilous set of events unfolds. Michener finds himself embroiled in murder, suspicion, suicide, deceit, and his forbidden passion for a beloved woman. In a desperate search for answers, he travels to Pope Clement's birthplace in Germany, where he learns that the third secret of Fatima may dictate the very fate of the Church — a fate now lying in Michener's own hands.
"Visions of the Virgin Mary, secret documents and politicking in the highest echelons of the Catholic Church — Berry (The Amber Room) combines combustive elements in this well-researched thriller. In 1917, the Virgin Mary revealed herself to three children in Fatima, Portugal, disclosing three secrets to the eldest, Lucia, who shared the first two secrets soon after their revelation but left the last to be disclosed upon her death. This third secret was released to Pope John XXIII in 1960 and made public by Pope John Paul II in 2000...or was it? The novel's stolid protagonist — Msgr. Colin Michener, longtime secretary to Clement XV, the novel's near-future successor to John Paul II — has reason to doubt the accuracy of the public version of the secret. Beleaguered by radically dogmatic cardinals and bishops, the embattled Clement XV also appears distressed by recent knowledge of secret documents regarding the Fatima messages. Before his inexplicable suicide, Clement sends Michener to Romania in search of a Father Tibor, who translated the third secret for Pope John XXIII and may hold the key to its mystery. Also on the case, if a step behind, is the ambitious and traditionalist Vatican secretary of state, Cardinal Valendrea, with an eye on the papal throne. Da Vinci Code fans hungry for more may want a taste of this. Agent, Pam Ahearn. 10-city author tour. (June)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"The contents of the explosive prophecy prove suitably shocking...and the surprising ending keeps the tension intense until the last pages. Readers won't be disappointed." Booklist
"Berry leaves Russia, site of his first two fiction successes (e.g., The Amber Room), for a tale of papal machinations involving a secret the Virgin Mary reputedly imparted in 1917." Library Journal
"Berry sometimes overforeshadows his revelations, but he serves tantalizingly true tidbits about the Church, and his measured, elegant prose is a solid fit with the story." Kirkus Reviews
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"[A]n inferior attempt to capitalize on the success of The Da Vinci Code. While Berry creates a good premise for a thriller, The Third Secret never sustains the momentum needed to keep readers turning its pages." Dallas-Ft. Worth Star Telegram
From the bestselling author of The Amber Room and The Romanov Prophecy comes a brilliant and provocative novel of international suspense that explores one of history's most intriguing mysteries — the secret of Fatima.
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Steve Berry lives on the Georgia coast with his wife and daughter. He is a lawyer who has traveled extensively throughout the Caribbean, Mexico, Europe, and Russia. His first two novels, The Amber Room and The Romanov Prophecy, were national bestsellers and have been translated into ten languages. His most recent novel is The Templar Legacy.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — John LeVardi worked the cash register before rushing out the door for a delivery. Jason Boucher handled a stream of orders while telling his employees that they were doing a good job.
It was a busy lunchtime rush on Wednesday in the newly-opened That's a Wrap location at 60 Spring St., but the store's co-owners, Boucher and LeVardi, had everything under control. The new store, which opened on Tuesday, April 27, isn't the first business endeavor for either man; Boucher owns a That's a Wrap corporate franchise with locations in Pittsfield and Dalton, and LeVardi runs Krispy Cones Soft Serve Ice Cream in Lanesborough.
That's a Wrap, which specializes in sandwiches and wraps, also offers salads, soups, smoothies, a breakfast menu and catering services. Customers can sit down, order to-go or request a delivery.
The eatery distinguishes itself from other sandwich shops with a mission to provide a healthy, fast-food alternative. Judging by its steady flow of customers Wednesday afternoon, the word has spread quickly.
"We have a real good product, so I think that sells itself," LeVardi said.
"We're working to service the people of Williamstown," he added. "It's a beautiful location. It's real nice around here."
Jason Boucher, left, and John LeVardi recently opened their third That's a Wrap chain in Berkshire County, popping up on Spring Street in Williamstown.
Fourteen-year-old Sarah Apkin is a student at Pine Cobble School, which had a half-day on Wednesday. She went straight from school, lacrosse stick and all, to That's a Wrap — her second visit in the eight days since its opening.
"I'm familiar with the [franchise] because my mom went to the one in Pittsfield, and she said it was really good," Apkin said. "So once I found out about this one, I wanted to try it."
As a member of Pine Cobble's lacrosse team, Apkin seeks a diet that matches her athletic lifestyle.
"I had the chicken pesto flatbread," she said. "I think [That's a Wrap] is healthier [than other sandwich shops]. It's more original and it's fresher."
Kate Stephens, a senior at Williams College, was making her first trip to the eatery after hearing positive reviews from her friends. Like Apkin, Stephens was drawn to That's a Wrap because of its focus on freshness. A resident of Spring Street, she was delighted to see a new business in her neighborhood.
"It's good to not have another empty storefront on Spring Street," she said.
Boucher, who also runs the catering service at the North Adams Country Club, has been pleasantly surprised with business thus far, saying that the numbers have doubled their original projections.
"We're new, so we expected to be busy," he said. "But not this busy."
Boucher and LeVardi have interest in expansion and will be looking to open new stores in the Northampton/Amherst and Albany/Saratoga, N.Y., areas.
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Saturdays, May 11 through Oct. 26, from 9 to 1
Sheffield Farmers Market
Old Parish Church, Main Street
Fridays through September from 3 to 7
Williamstown Farmers Market
Spring Street parking lot
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Girl From Monaco (La Fille de Monaco)
Drama, Comedy
A brilliant and neurotic attorney goes to Monaco to defend a famous criminal. But, instead of focusing on the case, he falls for a beautiful she-devil, who turns him into a complete wreck. Hopefully, his zealous bodyguard will step in and put everything back in order. Or, will he?
Cast: Gilles Cohen, Roschdy Zem, Alexandre Steiger, Fabrice Luchini, Stéphane Audran
Produced by: Philippe Carcassonne
Directed by: Anne Fontaine
Written by: Anne Fontaine, Benoît Graffin
Running time: 1hr 35min
Opens: Jul 03, 2009 Limited
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Aug 6, 2012ATV Illustrated features Camp Chef in a "Gear Review"
ATV & SxS Illustrated features Camp Chef's Butane Single Burner Stove and Outdoor Camp Oven and Grill in their July 2012 issue.
Aug 2, 2012Zucchini "Fries"
I don't know why this is, but I think I am one of the only people who cannot grow zucchini! It is embarrassing. My yellow striped squash plant is nearly 4 times the size of my poor little zucchini plant. Alas, I am sure I will be able to get a hold of some. Maybe when mine finally grow, everyone else's will be gone. A girl can dream can't she?
Jul 18, 2012Giant Skookie
While the title may be a little confusing, Camp Chef makes this really cute personal cookie skillet:
If you have never had one, you might want to try one. A-Mazing. However, if you are short a few skookies, or really hungry, I have a recipe for you! I used a cast iron pie pan (you could also use a skillet) and used about 3/4 of the cookie dough recipe below.
Jul 18, 2012Camping by the Green River - Guest Blog
I am a big fan of Camp Chef. I've used their stoves for years and each year I look forward to seeing what new ideas they have come up with. I own a lot of their products and would consider myself a "Camp Chef Junkie".
On a recent camping trip near the Green river in Wyoming I took along my arsenal of Camp Chef to help with the cooking.
I was trying out two new purchases for th
Jul 11, 2012Two Skillet Wonders!
I have been trying a few new recipes. This one made me a bit nervous as it did not look too kid friendly, but my kids ate it! I was surprised. This is like a thicker version of taco soup. Originally, it is supposed to be eaten with the cornbread, but we ate it with Doritos. Needless to say, we had full bellies and orange fingers!
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âBlack Panther: Man Without Fearâ #514 hits stores this week and CBR spoke with writer David Liss about what fans can expect now that former king T'Challa has the neighborhood under his protection.
James Hunt gave "Avengers: Chilcdren's Crusade" #4 a 5 star review saying of Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung's story, "If the book keeps up this level of quality, [it] will be as readable in ten years as it is now."
Marvel has announced a new miniseries by Rob Williams and Brian Ching featuring Skaar, the son of the Hulk, smashing his way into the Savage Land during a time of civil war and a battle for a new king.
Axel Alonso, Marvel's new #1 editor, spoke with CBR News about his new appointment, from his view of the Marvel Universe and characters to the immediate changes he'll look to make and the mission of his staff in 2011 and beyond.
Marvel has released an advance look at "Invincible Iron Man" #500.1, a special jumping on issue by the Eisner Award-winning team of Matt Fraction and Salvador Larocca. The comic hits February 2.
ROBOT 6's Tim O'Shea spoke with Chris Yost about his work on the animated "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes," Yost's belief that Hawkeye is the indispensable Avenger, Warren Ellis' influence on the show and more.
Greg McElhatton reviewed "Generation Hope" #3 and gave Kieron Gillen, Salvador Espin and Scott Koblish's story 4 stars, saying, "It's rare to see a comic of brand new characters come together so quickly."
Benjamin Birdie gave "Ultimate Comics Captain America" #1 3.5 stars, calling Jason Aaron and Ron Garney's tale of two Caps from different eras facing off a "fair stretch above your usually mindless superheroics."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Black Panther: Man Without Fear" #514, "Deadpool" #31, "Thor the Mighty Avenger" #8 and many more.
This week's "Generation Hope" #3 brings the cast's inaugural mission to a close. CBR News spoke with writer Kieron Gillen about his plans for the Marvel Universe's next generation of mutant heroes.
Chad Nevett gave the final chapter of "Avengers Prime" a 3.5 star review, calling Brian Michael Bendis and Alan Davis' Asgardian finale "just about as thrilling a superhero comic as youâre likely to find this month."
Marvel has released an advance look at "Silver Surfer" #1, the first issue of the new miniseries by writer Greg Pak and artist Stephen Segovia. Featuring a cover by Carlo Pagulayan, the issue hits February 16.
CBR News has gathered the full run of hidden teaser images for Marvel's upcoming Mike Carey-written "Age of X" X-Men event, including the alternate present versions of the Sentinels, Phoenix and the Avengers.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Daredevil: Reborn" #1 by writer Andy Diggle and artist Davide Gianfelice. The series, featuring covers by Jock, kicks off Wednesday, January 12.
From the creators who have worked with him across his careers to the competing executives who welcome him into their ranks, the comics industry responds to Axel Alonso's ascension to Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics.
Marvel has released an advance look at Mark Millar and Leinil Yu's "Ultimate Avengers Vs. New Ultimates" #1, part of the "Death of Spider-Man" storyline set to rock through the Ultimate Marvel Universe.
In today's installment of THE AGE OF X COMMUNIQUÃS, writer Mike Carey leaks anti-mutant government operative Henry Peter Gyrich's intelligence reports on the fugitive mutants known as Basilisk and Legacy.
Zeb Wells joins X-POSITION for a final Q&A before wrapping up his fan-favorite run on "New Mutants" and he was sure to bring lots of goodies with his fans. All this, plus exclusive art!
This week's PIPELINE touches on DC Comicsâ new letters columns, Fantagraphics' upcoming Carl Barks hardcovers, more trouble in bookstore land, the unintended consequences of $3.99 day and date digital comics and more.
Hand-in-hand with the news that his "T&A" cohort has been made Marvel Editor-in-Chief, longtime staffer Tom Brevoort has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Publishing for the company.
Ten-year veteran of Marvel and long-standing overseer of the X-Men line, Axel Alonso has been tapped to fill the shoes of Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada who will continue on in his role as the company's Chief Creative Officer.
This March, Mark Bagley returns to "Ultimate Spider-Man," not to praise Peter Parker, but to bury him. CBR spoke with the artist about the upcoming "Death of Spider-Man" storyline and his Marvel Comics future.
In preparing to talk about Robert Kirkman's fascinating X-Men comics, Tim reflects on the way the Ultimate universe diverged from its original intent and how it has influenced mainstream Marvel comics today.
CBR reviewer Doug Zawisza starts 2011 with a 4 star review for Marvel Comics' "Hulk" #28, saying that the creative team of writer Jeff Parker and artist Gabriel Hardman "continues to impress."
As the clock ticks down on 2010, CBR ranks the top ten stories that had readers, retailers and creators buzzing from the past 12 months from DC's restructuring to the advent of a major legal digital marketplace and more!
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Ant-Man & Wasp" #3, "Generation Hope" #3, "Ultimate Comics Captain America" #1 and many more.
Marvel Comics has released cover art for "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man" #153 and 154 by Ed McGuinness and Steve McNiven, part of the "Death of Spider-Man" story arc on sale in February, 2011.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers Prime" #5, written by Brian Michael Bendis, illustrated by Alan Davis and covered by Davis and Arthur Adams. The epic concludes January 5, 2011.
Doug Zawisza gave "Chaos War: X-Men" #1 4 stars, saying of the Louise Simonson, Chris Claremont and Doug Braithwaite created issue, "of all the âChaos Warâ tie-ins, this one is by far the most enticing."
Next week CBR launches THE AGE OF X COMMUNIQUÃS, a feature where writer Mike Carey provides us with Henry Gyrich's thoughts on that world's last remaining mutants. Today we get an early look at Gyrich's assessment of Magneto.
Marvel has released an advance look at "Age of X: Alpha" #1, the opening chapter "Age of X." Written by series architect Mike Carey with covers by Chris Bachalo and Olivier Coipel, the issue hits Wednesday, January 26.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "The Avengers: Children's Crusade" #4 by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung. The search for the Scarlet Witch continues Wednesday, January 5, 2011!
This week, Jim McCann and Duane Swierczynski's superhero espionage epic continues with the release of "Widowmaker" #2. We spoke with McCann about the series and it's coming follow-up, February's "Hawkeye: Blind Spot."
Marvel has filed a trademark claim for the term "Secret Wars" in relation to video games and beyond, but what does this mean for gaming comic fans? ROBOT 6's Kevin Melrose takes a look and breaks down the possibilities.
Marvel has released a new teaser image featuring the original X-Men team facing off against the current incarnation's core membership under the title of "X-Men: First to Last." UPDATED
For the first time, the House of Ideas will release a highly-touted event series on its iPad and iPhone App â making for big questions about retailers and audiences for the Brian Bendis/Mark Millar story.
CBR presents an exclusive preview of Marvel's "5 Ronin," featuring a Punisher story by Peter Milligan and Laurence Campbell with covers by Giuseppe Camuncoli and David Aja. Frank Castle heads to feudal Japan in March.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an exclusive first look at the interior art for "Amazing Spider-Man" #654.1 featuring the debut of the all-new Venom in a story by regular ASM writer Dan Slott and artist Humberto Ramos.
DnA gives Marvel's cosmic fans two stories in one book with "Annihilators." We spoke with Dan Abnett, the "D" in DnA, about the book and the one-shot setting the stage for it, "Thanos Imperative: Devastation."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Carnage" #2, "Hulk" #28, "New Mutants" #20, "Ultimate Comics Thor" #3, "What If?" #200 and more.
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By, Adam K. Fetterman
Catholicism has not had a good last couple years/decades. This has been particularly true recently with the scandals involving the pope and child abuse. So, it would seem like a good idea to take some focus off these situations and lighten things up a bit. This is what they have done recently. According, to the Time website, the Vatican's official newspaper has declared Homer Simpson as a Catholic. This is odd to most fans because Homer, and the rest of the Simpson flock (minus Lisa who proclaims to be a Buddhist), are clearly and openly protestant. Specifically with Homer, some could probably argue that he is not even a protestant. They use a couple examples of why Homer is a Catholic, but most appear to be reflective of Christianity in general, not to mention that most of the Catholicism references in the show are mocking in nature. Why might someone, or thing, come to such an odd belief, such as Homer Simpson being of their religion?
One possible explanation may come from what is known as the "false consensus effect" (Ross, Greene, & House, 1977). According to a review by Baumeister, Dale, & Sommer (1998), this effect is a type of projection in which individuals have a bias to think that others' traits are similar to their own. So, it may, for whatever motivation, be that the Vatican newspaper writers are projecting their own traits or beliefs on what they perceive as a well liked popular figure, and Homer is definitely that. Another weird thing that people might notice is that Family Guy's Griffin family is actually Catholic, but the Vatican decided against mentioning them. However, it probably would not be considered a positive to associate oneself with a show as "controversial" as that one.
Before someone comments that the Vatican paper was arguing that Homer represents what a good Catholic should be. This may be so, but that was not clear in the Time piece linked here. Furthermore, one would have to ignore a considerable amount of aspects of the show to consider The Simpsons as reflecting good Catholic values. However, relative to the Griffins in Family Guy, one could see how they would like to associate themselves with the "tamer", and more loved, Simpsons family. Don't we all?
"Homer Simpson: A True Catholic?" By Megan Friedman, Time Magazine
Baumeister et al. (1998). Freudian defense mechanisms and empirical findings in modern social psychology: Reaction formation, projection, displacement, undoing, isolation, sublimation, and denial. Journal of Personality, 66, 1081-1124.


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Dance-vertiser expands: 'Not just sign waving tips - it's a life lesson'
ROSEBURG, Ore. -- Finding a job in this economy can be tough for anyone, especially one making more than minimum wage, but one Roseburg man turned an entry-level position into a well paying career.
Since the last time we caught up with Toby Earley, his sign waving business has been doing better than ever. Earley is now the face of local restaurant and is founding a new fitness movement.
Even though he has seen a lot of success as a sign waver, Earley didn't initially want to take the job.
"He had a car payment coming up and I kept telling him about this ad in the paper for waving," said Toby's mother, Sue. "When he started getting the response from other people, and the waves and the honks and - you know - people throwing kisses at him, he thought 'whoa this is really cool!'."
As Toby put it, he couldn't fight his fate.
"I had no idea things were gonna get this far … I love it! I love it!" said Earley.
When Toby Earley decided to go pro at sign waving, he became The Dancevertiser. For $25 per hour he'll guarantees to get your sign seen.
Logger's Gourmet Pizza decided to get Earley's help with their advertising by making him the face of their pizza joint.
I knew he was awesome when I first saw him," said Cathy Martin of Logger's Pizza. "That's why we ended up making him our mascot."
In just two months, Logger's sold 300 special-edition Toby growlers. It's not all that surprising, as Toby's facebook page has nearly 4,000 likes.
The Douglas County celebrity is now taking his dancevertising to a studio by trying his hand in the world of aerobics by incorporating those signature sign waving moves. The sweat session happens Tuesday & Thursday evenings at Parkside Flowers.
"We have an extra part of our store that's not really part of the gift area and we use it as a little dance studio," said Diane Schumacker, the owner of Parkside Flowers.
Toby said he wants to teach you how to get fit with the flick of your wrist.
"It all really depends on what you want to put into it. What you wanna put in - all the spins and stuff - is what you're gonna end up getting out," said Earley.
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Learn about the use of aspirin therapy for patients who've had or are at high risk for a heart attack, unstable angina, ischemic stroke (caused by blood clot) or transient ischemic attacks (TIAs or "little strokes").
Review Date: January 28, 2013
American Heart Association
Heart attack,stroke, and cardiac arrest are life-and-death emergencies -- every second counts. If you see or have any of the listed symptoms, immediately call 9-1-1.
This page presents risk factors for heart and blood vessel disease and what one can do about them. Risk factors discussed include high blood pressure, smoking, diabetes, stress, and family history.
Review Date: December 23, 2014
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This online guide lists the symptoms that commonly signal a heart attack.
Review Date: March 29, 2013
A heart attack occurs when blood flow to a section of heart muscle becomes blocked. Learn the symptoms and how acting fast can save your life and limit damage to your heart. If you think you or someone you're with is having a heart attack, call 9–1–1 right away.
Review Date: December 17, 2014
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May 15, 2013, Raquet & Tennis Club, New York
Panelists: David Morse '83 Managing Director and Head of Co-Investments, Neuberger Berman; John Beckwith '84, Managing Director and Head of the Americas, Global Financial Institutions
RBC Capital Markets; and Matthew Harrison '03, Principal, Wellspring Capital Management.
Moderated by: Sean Epps '91, Partner, Snow Phipps
May 10, 2012, Racquet & Tennis Club, New York
Panelists: Richard C. Anderson, Managing Director and Senior Real Estate Analyst at BMO Capital Markets; Nathaniel H. Furman '95, Managing Director, Southpaw Asset Management, and Ann L. Owen, the Henry Platt Bristol Professor of Economics at Hamilton and former Federal Reserve Economist
Moderated by: Francis A. Blair '98, Managing Director, Solus Alternative Asset Management
Hamilton's semi-annual Wall Street Association meeting on Oct. 5 featured a discussion on the current state of the capital markets with a panel of alumni experts. The event at the Racquet and Tennis Club was moderated by Susan Skerritt K'77, P'11, of The Bank of New York Mellon. Panelists include Harold Bogle '75, P'14, Credit Suisse; Andrew Taylor '88, JP Morgan Chase Co.; and Jennifer Murphy Hill '87, Bank of America Merrill Lynch. More ...
Hamilton College's Wall Street Association is holding its spring 2010 event on Tuesday, March 23. Featuring a panel of industry experts, the event will focus on the Real Estate Outlook for 2010 and Beyond. More ...
The Hamilton College Wall Street Association will hold its fall 2009 meeting at the Racquet and Tennis Club of New York on Wednesday, November 4, from 6 pm to 9 p.m. The event will feature a keynote address by Hamilton Charter Trustee John Rice '78, vice chairman of General Electric ("GE") and president & CEO of GE Technology Infrastructure. More ...
Hamilton College Trustee Thomas J. Tull '92 will address the Hamilton College Wall Street Association on Wednesday, May 27 at the New York Athletic Club. Tull is the founder, chairman and CEO of Legendary Pictures, which has co-produced recent blockbusters such as Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, 300 and Watchmen. In addition to sharing his experiences in the cinematic business, Tull will discuss the role of private equity and hedge fund investors in the film business. More ...
April 27, 2011, New York Athletic Club
Panelists: Michael T. Gilfillan '86, President, Brick City Sports Capital, Co-Owner, Vice Chairman, New Jersey Devils/Devils Arena Entertainment; Neal H. Pilson '60, President, Pilson Communications and Former President of CBS Sports
Moderated by: Mason P. Ashe '85, Of Counsel at Schulman, Treem & Gilden, P.A. – based in Baltimore, MD, (Managing Director, Electus Brand Management, LLC) (Chief Operating Officer, V&E Digital, LLC)


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Below is a photo I took of an acrylic vitrine during one of my many site visits. It is only one of several examples. I have been visiting sites critiquing the exhibits that I know our competitors have designed and built. My mission is to evaluate their work and compare it to ours.
Part of our core values as a company is constant improvement. We need to compare our work to the competition and see how our quality measures up to theirs. I find it interesting that some of our competitors find this to be acceptable quality. I find it even more puzzling that their clients accept it. Just for the record this is not acceptable by our internal quality standards and would not have been accepted for installation.
Can you see how the seams or welds all have bubbles in them making the edge look cloudy?
Here is one of ours. No bubbles and a nice clean and clear edge.
Let me know what you think? Are we being too picky or do you like the fact that there is a company out there keeping their eye on the details?


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|Avery Middle Schooler Airlifted After Accident
|Written by Steve Frank
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A Cranberry Middle School 8th grader was injured—his arm sliced badly—in an accident at the old football field at Cranberry Middle School during lunchtime yesterday. Fortunately, the young teen was in an easy location for WINGS Air Rescue to land and transport him to the Johnson City Medical Center.
Avery Superintendent David Burleson said yesterday that several teens found the sheet metal on the old football field at the school, and somehow the teen cut his arm. First responders and those at the scene improvised a tourniquet to try to stop the flow of blood from the wound while additional fire units set up the landing zone. WINGS was on the scene and lifted off in short order, but Burleson said the injury was not as serious as first thought due to the amount of bleeding.
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5 U.S. Code § 1104 - Delegation of authority for personnel management
(a) Subject to subsection (b)(3) of this section—
(1) the President may delegate, in whole or in part, authority for personnel management functions, including authority for competitive examinations, to the Director of the Office of Personnel Management; and
(2) the Director may delegate, in whole or in part, any function vested in or delegated to the Director, including authority for competitive examinations (except competitive examinations for administrative law judges appointed under section 3105 of this title, the cost of which examinations shall be reimbursed by payments from the agencies employing such judges to the revolving fund established under section 1304 (e)), to the heads of agencies in the executive branch and other agencies employing persons in the competitive service.
(1) The Office shall establish standards which shall apply to the activities of the Office or any other agency under authority delegated under subsection (a) of this section.
(2) The Office shall establish and maintain an oversight program to ensure that activities under any authority delegated under subsection (a) of this section are in accordance with the merit system principles and the standards established under paragraph (1) of this subsection.
(3) Nothing in subsection (a) of this section shall be construed as affecting the responsibility of the Director to prescribe regulations and to ensure compliance with the civil service laws, rules, and regulations.
(4) At the request of the head of an agency to whom a function has been delegated under subsection (a)(2), the Office may provide assistance to the agency in performing such function. Such assistance shall, to the extent determined appropriate by the Director of the Office, be performed on a reimbursable basis through the revolving fund established under section 1304 (e).
(c) If the Office makes a written finding, on the basis of information obtained under the program established under subsection (b)(2) of this section or otherwise, that any action taken by an agency pursuant to authority delegated under subsection (a)(2) of this section is contrary to any law, rule, or regulation, or is contrary to any standard established under subsection (b)(1) of this section, the agency involved shall take any corrective action the Office may require.
Source(Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 399; Pub. L. 90–83, § 1(2),Sept. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 195; Pub. L. 95–454, title II, § 201(a),Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1120; Pub. L. 104–52, title IV, § 1,Nov. 19, 1995, 109 Stat. 489.)
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|1949 Reorg. Plan No. 5, § 2(a) (less 35th through 46th words), (b), eff. Aug. 20, 1949, 63 Stat. 1067.
|5 U.S.C. 3013(a) (1st sentence, less 10th through 24th words).
|Sept. 28, 1959, Pub. L. 86–382, § 14(a) (1st sentence, less 10th through 24th words), 73 Stat. 716.
In the first sentence, the word "officers" is omitted as included in "employees".
Subsection (a)(1) is added on authority of the words "to secure accuracy, uniformity, and justice in all their proceedings" in the first sentence of former section 635, which is carried into section 1105. The function in this paragraph was transferred from the chief examiner to the Chairman of the United States Civil Service Commission by 1949 Reorg. Plan No. 5, § 2(a)(2).
In subsection (a)(4), the words "requests for appropriations" are substituted for "budget estimates" on authority of the Act of Sept. 12, 1950, ch. 946, § 102(f),64 Stat. 833; 31 U.S.C. 22.
In subsection (b)(2), the word "prescription" is substituted for "promulgation" and the words "now vested in the Commission" are omitted as surplusage.
In subsection (b)(4), the words "as is now authorized to be taken by the Commission" are omitted as surplusage.
In subsection (b)(5), the words "civil service" are substituted for "Federal service".
In subsection (b)(7), the words "submission of requests for appropriations" are substituted for "revision and submission . . . of budget estimates" on authority of the Act of Sept. 12, 1950, ch. 946, § 102(f),64 Stat. 833; 31 U.S.C. 22.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
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|1965 Reorg. Plan No. 4, §§ 11(a), (e) (as applicable to (a)), 12 (as applicable to § 11(a)), 13 (as applicable to § 11(a)), eff. July 27, 1965, 79 Stat. 1322.
The paragraph added by this section is based on 5 U.S.C. 8713 (a), and is restated to reflect the effect of sections 11–13 of 1965 Reorganization Plan No. 4, effective July 27, 1965.
1995—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–52, § 1(1)(B), struck out closing provisions which read as follows: "except that the Director may not delegate authority for competitive examinations with respect to positions that have requirements which are common to agencies in the Federal Government, other than in exceptional cases in which the interests of economy and efficiency require such delegation and in which such delegation will not weaken the application of the merit system principles."
Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 104–52, § 1(1)(A), inserted ", the cost of which examinations shall be reimbursed by payments from the agencies employing such judges to the revolving fund established under section 1304 (e)" after "title" and substituted period for semicolon at end.
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 104–52, § 1(2), added par. (4).
1978—Pub. L. 95–454substituted "Delegation of authority for personnel management" for "Functions of Chairman" in section catchline, and in text provisions relating to the delegation of authority for personnel management for provisions relating to functions of the Chairman of the United States Civil Service Commission.
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–454effective 90 days after Oct. 13, 1978, see section 907 ofPub. L. 95–454, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM)- The Grand Rapids Brewing Company is gearing up to open its doors at its new location on Ionia Avenue.
Doors to the new beer-pub open to the public Wednesday, December 5 at 3 p.m.
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On Jan. 20, Ogdensburg lost a well-loved doctor and its only gastroenterologist.
Dr. Ben Handelsman, 65, served thousands of patients with digestive system diseases and disorders since he first built his office at the St. Lawrence Heath Alliance, 3 Lyon Place, in 1989.
He was the kind of doctor who came to work at 7 a.m. and didnt leave until 10 or 11 p.m. some nights, colleagues said. His dedication did not waver even after he became ill with myeloma, a cancer of the bone marrow, over four years ago.
He would take phone call after phone call on the weekend, Danielle L. LaFave, office manager, said. Even when he was out of town. Even when he was sick and moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, for treatment, he would take calls.
Colleague and surgical specialist Dr. V. Prasad Yitta said he worked with Dr. Handlesman on many cases, from day one to the last day, and was impressed with Dr. Handelsman on many occasions.
He had very dry sense of humor, but at the same time he was very compassionate and dedicated, Dr. Yitta said. We did a lot of cases together and we had a very mutual, professional relationship.
As part of one of his cancer treatments, Dr. Yitta eventually performed surgery on Dr. Handelsman.
Some patients take six weeks to recuperate after that kind of procedure, Dr. Yitta said. He was in the office earlier than I was the next day. That shows how dedicated he is.
Dr. Handelsman grew up in Queens, and his family later moved to New Hyde Park. He graduated from Great Neck High School in 1965, the University of Rochester in 1970 and earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin in 1974. He interned at Los Angeles County Hospital in California and completed his residency in gastroenterology at Cedar Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. After a short time in Michigan, he moved to Ogdensburg.
He grew to love Ogdensburg and the north country through his close relationship with his patients.
Dr. Handelsman was looking for an area that needed a gastroenterologist. He kind of filled that need, Susan M. Dirks, former office manager, said. He made it his mission to get to know and take care of the community in that area.
He would often receive cards and letters of thanks, Ms. LaFave said. Every day she worked with him, Ms. LaFave said, she found something new to admire in Dr. Handelsman.
Many of his patients would come out from the room and say Wow, hes a great doctor and very understanding, she said. He was 100 percent all the time. He said he felt it was an honor to take care of people.
After four years of chemotherapy, Dr. Handelsman announced in April he would retire and close his office. The office officially closed July 31.
I think the day that he announced his retirement was pretty tough on him, Ms. LaFave said. For everyone, but it was very hard for him to say it was time. His illness was taking him away from what he wanted to do, and he felt he couldnt be 100 percent. He said that was not fair to this patients, so he gracefully bowed out.
The office received many calls from patients who expressed their sadness for Dr. Handelsmans departure, Ms. LaFave said.
His patients adored him and thought the world of him, she said. He just wanted the best for his patients. He lived to take care of people. Thats pretty much what he set out for in his life. He was a doctor 24-7.
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center will hold a private remembrance service for Dr. Handelsman Thursday.
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The one problem with keeping busy is that I'm slacking on my hobbies. I used to love crafting for hours and hours on end. Still do, but I haven't made anything in a while. My friends and I signed up for a knitting class starting next month, but in the meantime, I'd really like to get back into making crafts. So I think I found the perfect thing.
My friend Eric was awesomely nice and sent me a copy of Quirk Books new release, Microcrafts: Tiny Treasures to Make and Share. I love this so much! First of all, miniature things are infinitely more adorable. And because they're small, they take less time, space, materials, etc. I could totally get into this.
I thought it might be fun to repay Eric's kindness by making some microcrafts for others. And that'll be an encouragement for me to get back into crafting.Today's Assignment: Make something for someone
Everyone loves a personal gift. Handmade items are the best because it involves so much more than just opening up your wallet. They really mean something because they require time and patience and love. And it's perfect if you don't have much expendable income. Why not surprise someone in your life with a piece of macaroni art, or maybe a sock monkey, or even a card. It doesn't have to be fancy. Try out something new!
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It's summer (just in case you hadn't noticed) and the warm nights and sunnier-than-usual forecasts put us in a very playful mood. All the WhoWhatWearDaily.com staffers are showing up in very creative outfits and the overall sartorial vibe around the office is unquestionably more spirited than usual. In honor of all these fun style experiments, we thought it would be appropriate to spotlight a young woman who has a decidedly fresh take on fashion-Zoe Kravitz.
As the progeny of two stunning parents, Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, both of whom are equipped with unique and occasionally eccentric taste, our subject was bound to put herself together in a distinctive way. It's easy to spot the parental influence at work; the young Kravitz is a hybrid of rocker like her dad (tough jewelry and body-conscious pieces) and metropolitan hippie like her mom (whimsical accessories and loads of vintage). We fused the two distinctively different mindsets for today's What Would She Wear and created a look that blends the adventurous with the earthy. Read on for our collection of Kravitz-inspired items!
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Kravitz has an almost painterly ability to mix and match colors, so no doubt she'd come up with something unexpected, like traffic-sign yellow polish playing off pastel socks. Orly's polish has just the right amount of pigmentation and the hues are nicely intense.
4. French Connection Gold Interlink Necklace ($29.99)
When it comes to jewelry, Kravitz tends to select pieces with a certain strength and size. This simple chain necklace is equal parts tough and tender.
5. Anna Sui Satin Sleeveless Playsuit ($285)
There's something very sly about this romper, sly and sort of Madonna-esque (Madge circa the early nineties). The black satin is quite flirty, but the innocent silhouette keeps the romper from looking too sexy.
6. Kenneth Jay Lane Antique Cuff ($370)
Kravitz also often chooses vintage (or vintage-appearing) jewelry, which is why we thought this cuff would be a smart selection. The silver and gold bracelet is 2.5 inches wide and has five linked panels.
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I used a Panasonic DMC-LS80 digital Camera, using the video corder feature i captured breathtaking footage of lightning during the storm around 6:00pm to 6:30pm on Tuesday Night. I stayed outside in the pouring rain for the entire storm waiting patiently for the perfect strike. I captured the footage in front of my house in sutherlin at 915 E 4th Ave.
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Lightning is beautiful, although the last two storms we had here were a little too close for comfort for me :)
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Just found this site. Thunderstorms are magnificent. The video offers a true feeling.
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The Machinists union rejected a three-year contract offer from New York Air Brake on Saturday, then voted to go on strike if the company doesnt agree to restart negotiations by Tuesday. Management will meet this morning and intends to respond to the union today, the company president said after the vote.
Members of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Local 761 spent most of the day at the Northpole fire station discussing wage cuts and other concessions the company is demanding before voting against the contract about 5 p.m., said John B. Carr, regional spokesman for the union. He would not provide the vote count. The local has 150 members.
The members overwhelmingly rejected the offer, and in the ensuing vote agreed to strike if Air Brake will not resume negotiations, Mr. Carr said. We want to return to the bargaining table to reach a fair agreement for our members and their families. Were all standing by to see if Air Brake will agree to renegotiate, but our members have agreed to report to their shifts as scheduled at least until Tuesday.
The unions three-year contract expires at midnight Monday. If Air Brake rejects the offer to renegotiate, the union will strike, Mr. Carr said.
Reacting to the vote Saturday night, Air Brake President Michael J. Hawthorne said he still hopes to find common ground with the union. The companys negotiations committee will determine its next position today, he said.
Our goal is to find an arrangement that works for both the company and the union, and thats always been the goal, Mr. Hawthorne said.
Contract talks began six weeks ago and lasted through Friday.
Among the major sticking points, the company wants to cut union members pay by 59 cents an hour to as much as $4.15 an hour, depending on job classification, according to Peter B. Cooney, business representative for Local 761. The average union wage at Air Brake is $20.88, he said.
In exchange for the pay cuts, the company is proposing an incentive plan based on performance.
Mr. Cooney said Friday that union members also are dissatisfied with provisions in the contract offer that would scrap the unions pension plan and replace it with a 401(k), discontinue seniority protections and give the company the ability to hire non-union workers. This so-called flexible worker provision would allow the company to hire part-time workers with no health benefits, Mr. Cooney said. Union members would see no major change in health insurance.
It would allow them to bring in a number of up to 25 percent of what the bargaining unit workforce is, he said. Those employees could work any shift, or three days a week. They could hire a bunch of people that work less than anyone.
As for pensions, Air Brake now contributes $2.45 an hour toward the pension plan under the current contract, agreed to in April 2010 following a daylong strike. The companys proposal for a 401(k) instead would be a lesser benefit, Mr. Cooney said.
The incentive pay plan the company has put forth includes quality standards for individuals and teams of workers. The union contends that the program would not offset the wage cuts.
The cuts are intended to bring wages closer to current rates in the manufacturing industry, Mr. Cooney said.
Theyre trying to get more productivity even though the companys doing very well, he said. Theyre asking for pay cuts at a time when the company is doing great.
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Next week's election brings the issue of embryonic stem cell research to the polls in the state of Michigan, where 'Proposal 2' would amend the state constitution to address the controversial medical research. The proposal would:
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Although it won't be tropical.... it'll be a blast.
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The last time I took a vacation off my sites was when I was driving to toronto, of course I couldn't be online and driving. That was about 2 days going and 2 days coming back that I was away. Everything was ok but back then I didn't have MSForums and the sites I had were pretty well staffed.


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By Jon Campbell, Gannett Albany Bureau
ALBANY - The sale of novelty lighters shaped like toys, guns and cartoon characters could soon be banned under a bill poised to pass the state Legislature next week.
The state Senate this week passed the measure, which would prohibit retailers from selling any lighters that emit sound effects, flashing lights or are shaped like another object, such as a musical instrument or an animal. The state Assembly is soon to follow soon, according to the office Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, the Manhattan Democrat sponsoring it.
Such lighters are often found for sale in convenience stores and gas stations. Critics say they cater to children and have the potential to cause major accidents.
"Despite their bright colors and stylish designs, novelty lighters are extremely dangerous items that too often land in kids' hands and, ultimately, lead to tragic, often fatal results," James Burns, president of the state Fireman's Association, said in a statement.
If passed and signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New York would become at least the 15th state to pass similar bans. The bill would exempt collectable lighters manufactured before 1980 and would require the state to set up a telephone hotline to report any violations of the law.
Sam Chebaro, owner of the Florida-based Sunshine Lighter Company, said novelty lighter bans have had a negative impact on his business. The company specializes in the wholesale of novelty lighters, with its website boasting more than 600 varieties.
Chebaro said parents should be primarily responsible for keeping lighters away from kids, and a ban won't make parents more responsible.
"If you keep a lighter in front of your child, it's like keeping a gun or a knife in front of your child," Chebaro said. "The parent should be responsible for keeping all of that away from the children."
The bill "will protect children and their families and ultimately save lives," said Sen. Jack Martins, R-Nassau County, who sponsored the bill in the Senate.
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The furor and fervor of CES is slowly dimming after its close and industry and consumers alike now have a moment to digest all that was seen, shown and announced in Las Vegas last week. With 2011being an incredible year of innovation and development, the question of "how will 2012 compare?" spiked the excitement of this year's convention. The result? 2012 tech is impressive. Get complete overview of the CES manufacturer brand announcements on the 'All You Need to Know On CES 2012' blog.
From very innovative protective accessories, charging solutions, power solutions, earpieces and headsets for new tablets and unlocked cell phones, and any number of apps were brought around for our perusal in this modern-day bazaar. But which innovations took home the coveted CNET award for 2012? The readers and editors of CNET granted the Research In Motion owned QNX platform for their latest Blackberry smartphones and PlayBook 2.0 as well as for the best best car tech for its QNX CAR 2 application which will has impressive implications. Tying the mobile OS into the car keeps the consumer demand for technological entertainment at their fingertips while incorporating conversational voice recognition.
The concept Porsche Carrera demonstrates how the "one-touch Bluetooth pairing using Near Field Communications (NFC) eliminates the hassle of pairing the driver's phone to the car. And experience how conversational voice recognition and in-vehicle controls enable drivers to use the car's infotainment system easily and conveniently." This could be the breakthrough innovation that breathes life back into RIM and launch a myriad of car tech and mobile accessories.
On the smartphone front, Nokia took home the Best Smartphone award for the latest Nokia cell phone release the Lumia 900 (probably for its great interaction with Microsoft technology and adaptability with other tech accessories). Another pseudo-win for Microsoft is BlueStacks recognition for its technology that gives Windows 8 products the ability to run Android apps.
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One American author has set out to change America's "ungodly" course. Dr. Carol M. Swain, a law professor, Christian social scientist, and frequent media contributor, has written a book entitled Be the People, wherein she claims that the United States is heading in an "ungodly direction." In her book, she sets out to redirect that path.
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I saw this today, provided as a form of farewell tribute for a sweet woman, Marianne Matthews, that had just passed. Included was her rendition of The Last Rose of Summer, sung in 1954. I found it touching enough to share.
'Tis the last rose of summer,
Left blooming alone;
All her lovely companions
Are faded and gone;
No flower of her kindred,
No rosebud is nigh,
To reflect back her blushes,
Or give sigh for sigh.
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one!
To pine on the stem;
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go, sleep thou with them.
Thus kindly I scatter,
Thy leaves o'er the bed,
Where thy mates of the garden
Lie scentless and dead.
So soon may I follow,
When friendships decay,
And from Love's shining circle
The gems drop away.
When true hearts lie withered,
And fond ones are flown,
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