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Visitors to the Purdue University Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES) exhibit "Build It Better" at the 2014 USA Science and Engineering Festival were challenged to build structures using everyday household items that could withstand an earthquake generated by a shake table. Visitors learned that California is not the only state in the U.S. to be prone to earthquakes. An August 2011 earthquake was felt in Virginia and in surrounding states. The NEES exhibit was one of the National Science Foundation's (NSF) exhibits and stage shows at the festival that took place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., on April 25-27.
NSF was a partner in the festival, the nations largest celebration of science and engineering, where visitors eagerly engaged in hands-on activities and were amazed by the breadth of research and education projects supported by the agency. The festival expo provides an opportunity for NSF to showcase the innovation the agency supports throughout the U.S. and the projects and programs selected to represent NSF benefit from the opportunity to demonstrate the value of their activities and outcomes to a large national audience.
The goal of the festival is to reinvigorate the interest of the nations youth in science, technology, engineering and math by presenting these areas in an exciting, compelling, educational and entertaining manner. Now in its third year, the festival attracted an estimated 320,000 attendees.
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Potkey: CLU graduate Marinelli to stress turnovers with Cowboys
Rod Marinelli is talking turnovers, Keary Colbert has a new job and Chanelle Brennan gets the boot at Nevada.
Local players and coaches are making news beyond the county lines. Here's what being said and done
Rod Marinelli wants his players obsessing over turnovers.
The Dallas Cowboys' new defensive line coach has made taking away the ball a much bigger priority.
Marinelli was the defensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears last season when they forced a league-high 44 turnovers. By contrast, the Cowboys forced only 16 turnovers.
"I think the secret is whatever you really want, you really have to emphasize, and it's emphasized every day in practice and it's on our mind," Marinelli, a Cal Lutheran graduate, told the San Antonio Express-News. "If a loose ball is there, we're picking it up. We play hard. We play smart. And you've got to get the ball. It's a theme, and you just constantly talk about it."
Before joining the Cowboys staff, Marinelli spent three seasons with the Bears under head coach Lovie Smith. But once Smith was fired, Marinelli felt the time was right to exit as well.
"There's no doubt (it was hard to leave)," Marinelli said. "But my No. 1 relationship is with Lovie Smith. He's probably one of my best friends, and I believe in him, and I went there because of him. But it's not the right place for me without him."
The Cowboys return to Oxnard for training camp in late July. ...
Keary Colbert is heading to Atlanta.
The Hueneme High and USC product has been named the wide receivers coach at Georgia State.
Colbert was the final piece of first-year coach Trent Miles' staff.
Colbert finished his USC career with 207 receptions for 2,964 yards and 19 touchdowns. He helped the Trojans capture the 2003 national title.
After being drafted in the second round by the Carolina Panthers, Colbert spent six years in the NFL. He set Carolina single-season rookie records for receptions (47), receiving yards (754) and receiving touchdowns (5) in 2004.
Colbert returned to USC as a graduate assistant in 2010 working with tight ends. Georgia State's announcement of his hiring noted that USC tight end Jordan Cameron a Newbury Park High graduate — was selected in the fourth round of the 2011 NFL draft.
"He will be unbelievable in teaching these young men the fundamentals and techniques of the receiver position," Miles said in a statement. "He has the ability to motivate a young man to perform, and with his ability to relate to players, I think he will be an outstanding recruiter."
Court storming is all the rage in men's college basketball this season.
The topic gained even more steam last week when Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski pushed for more safety measures to protect visiting teams after Duke's loss to Virginia prompted students to rush the floor.
The women's game hasn't quite reached that frenzy.
Being a voter for the Associated Press Top 25 women's poll, I spend several hours each week reading about various teams.
There are always a few humorous gems that emerge from players and coaches.
After Minnesota upset Penn State last week, Minnesota's Micaella Riche was asked if anybody rushed the floor.
"We had our little mini-rush with old people and their walkers, so that was good," she said.
After Virginia Tech upset Florida State, Ira Schoffel of the Tallahassee Democrat wrote, "The victory was so unexpected that a group of nine — nine — Virginia Tech fans rushed onto the court and danced with the Hokies' players as the Seminoles retreated to the locker room."
Probably unlikely anybody got trampled in that major stampede.
Speaking of women's college basketball, Nevada senior guard Chanelle Brennan finally ran out of chances.
The Ventura High and Ventura College product was kicked off Nevada's team on Monday with only two games remaining in the regular season.
Brennan was Nevada's second-leading scorer, averaging 13.3 points per game. The Wolf Pack are in last place in the Mountain West Conference standings.
"This is unfortunate for all of us," Nevada head coach Jane Albright said. "We all understand the high standards that must be met to represent our University, and Chanelle fell short. She will remain on scholarship the rest of the academic year, with the opportunity and my expectation to earn her degree from Nevada in May."
Brennan was arrested last October in Reno, and subsequently served a suspension for what the program called a "team violation."
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COVENTRY – Few will argue that one of the happiest places on earth, as far as snowmobiling is concerned, is the Northeast Kingdom.
Al's Snowmobile Parts Warehouse in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom is well prepared to fill the needs of the snowmobile enthusiast, not only in Vermont but worldwide as well.
Al Briere, president of Al's Snowmobile Warehouse, started the business in a garage behind his home 29 years ago. Initially, the business was a hobby for Briere. That hobby has expanded every year since. Today, it's the largest distributor of used parts in the country. When necessary, the staff tears apart used and brand new snowmobiles just for the parts. Some of the sleds have never been run before.
"The demand is there," said Briere of the parts. This is especially true for brand new pieces. "If someone wrecks one, the manufacturers don't even have the parts for the brand new sleds."
Tearing apart a new snowmobile doesn't bother Briere one bit. "That's how we make our living," he said. Separate parts from one sled can cost more than one whole sled. "The only secret is you have to be able to sell every part."
Staff from Al's Snowmobile Parts Warehouse tears apart twice as many sleds than they actually sell as whole sleds. Al's Snowmobile sells all the brands of sleds, from antique to brand new.
"We ship them all over the world now," said Briere. "We ship them in containers."
Briere has refused offers to become a dealer because the company would not be allowed to sell competitor brands.
"We'd be throwing away the business we built over 29 years," said Briere. "We're not on the Derby Road, but people come here from Connecticut, New York…."
Al's customer base started with locals and word of mouth. After a couple years, Briere obtained more stock than warranted the local market, so he started attending different snowmobile events. He ended up with a motorhome and went to shows all over the country. Thanks to the Internet, Al's Snowmobile Parts Warehouse is known worldwide. Briere, with a desire to semi-retire, stopped traveling four years ago.
Briere's best year in 27 years was 2010. He said there was a lot of snow. Because of a lack of snow, 2011 was a bad year. Briere predicts this season will be good.
"We have the snow, the cold weather is here," said Briere. It's the usual below zero temperatures. "We're going to have a great winter. The people who didn't get to use the snowmobiles are chopping at the bit to get out there and we have the snow."
Al's Snowmobile Parts Warehouse opened a rental facility in Jay Village. The firm offers guided tours to tourists and locals.
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Parents with small children will find that the beaches of Los Cristianos are perfect with warm shallow water and soft sand. There is plenty of fun for children with banana boat rides just one of the many beachside attractions.
On holidays to Los Cristianos you can enjoy a wide range of water-based activities – both above and below the waves. The crystal clear water makes this part of Tenerife hugely popular with scuba-divers, while there is also plenty of opportunity for jet skiing and wind surfing.
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In Case You Never Knew
Hope isn't going to get 'er done
If you believe that stories about the Great Depression are boring and if the stuff about the "Greatest Generation" is nauseous, please accept my apologies on behalf of those of us who believe they are not just the stuff of legends, but the core of our culture.
On August 11 the National Broadcasting System, before capping off the 2012 Olympics, presented an hour-long documentary on Great Britain and "Their Finest Hour." Rather than being just another summary of World War II, it vividly describes the courage and determination of the British people, and finally the Americans, to conquer an ideology completely foreign to our Christian principles.
The scenes can never adequately describe the horror, the pain, and the losses those involved suffered to achieve a victory over an alien concept. Those were your ancestors and mine who responded in a display of conviction and force never before known to man.
The history lesson, so precisely illustrated, points out the consequences of society being manipulated by those whose principles are essentially foreign to the background we accept.
The history lesson clearly indicates the importance of inspired and inspiring leadership.
Churchill was not only the right man at the right time, he spoke the language of the people he was honor bound to save through a victory, He catered to all his people and could easily see the importance of his role to the American people.
There were skeptics then as there are now. Isolationists turned a blind eye and were outspoken.
But that the President of the United States thought Churchill's bust in the Oval Office was inappropriate is a bit late in the game. It illustrates perfectly the great misunderstanding of America so easily found in both the Liberal Left and in non-English speaking parts of the world.
Today we are being manipulated by cultures who do not begin to appreciate the role we have played in advancing civilization. They have no regard for the principles we cherish and defend. Our society is not based on the suppression of your religious belief. Our society is not based on denying you the opportunity to succeed by destroying your will. Our society is rooted in the importance of every individual, an idea never better illustrated than in the Declaration of Independence ... a document written in English
That document might be translatable but its meaning can only be found and understood in the minds of those who understand the pain and suffering endured to create and maintain it. The words to our national anthem are meaningless to those whose ideologies we are being force fed on occasion.
An interesting aspect to the documentary was that both President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill were outspoken in their Christianity. Imagine them singing "Onward Christian Soldiers" together on the deck of a warship off the coast of Newfoundland.
Now you can deride that level of faith until hell freezes over, but it was their steadfastness in their principles that enabled us to be victorious. Should all this seem strange and out of place these days that is truly sad. The very foundations of our country lie not in diversity but in allegiance to the same tenets our forebears brought to our shores.
Don't doubt for a minute that the ways of life we so take for granted are not under assault. In the name of lord knows what, we are being prodded, persuaded, brainwashed and tricked into believing we have been wrong all these centuries. The great light we supposedly need is being provided by those who have not the slightest idea of right from wrong, nor the courage to stand for anything except an indefensible blind belief.
The "hope and change" slogan of 2008 belonged to those who felt we needed to change and hoped we would all agree. But change to what? The hope was that we were all too self-absorbed to consider the possibilities. The hope was that we were all too dense to have either never understood our heritage or to have taken it for granted.
A Denver newspaper at one time had in its masthead, "He who lives in hope lives in despair." It simply says that hope "Isn't going to get 'er done."
It is past time to recognize the realities of hope and change. The British had no time to be hoping. They found out early on that diplomatic charm and conversation were meaningless. They became resolute in the defense of their principles. We need to do likewise and for the same reasons
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First, lest anyone misunderstand, the ideology completely foreign to our Christian principles to which the author refers is that of Nazi Germany and Adolph Hitler. As for being manipulated, the author appears to be the victim of that malady.
The bust of Churchill that sat in the Oval Office on January 19, 2001 was on loan from the British, * grant from Tony Blair to George W. Bush after 9/11. It is protocol for loaned objet d'art, used to decorate the Oval Office, to be removed at the end of any presidency, allowing for the redecorating by the incoming president. So, the bust was returned. That is not * decision made by the president. * little research will easily confirm that.
There is * very similar bust of Churchill located in the WH residence, just outside the Treaty Room. It has been there for many years.
Here is something enlightening about Churchill's religious views from his book, "My Early Life"-- "if you tried your best to live an honourable life and did your duty and were faithful to friends and not unkind to the weak and poor, it did not matter much what you believed or disbelieved." Churchill was raised Anglican and respected religion, but was hardly an outspoken Christian. But he also said this, "Too much religion of any kind was * bad thing".
As for Roosevelt, while he was an Episcopalian, he was not much of * churchgoer. Faith and adherence to principles are not the same thing. Nor is hope the same as despair. As * matter of fact, most people consider despair to be the opposite of hope. I'd sure be interested in knowing which Denver newspaper carried that masthead.
Paul Rechnitzer is starting to sound like that crazy old uncle in the attic. It might be time to look for an octogenarian to replace him.


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Washington, DC – American Rivers applauded President Obama and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar today for launching a new Rivers Initiative, led by the Department of the Interior, to protect and restore rivers across the country. The President's 2013 budget prioritizes within the new Rivers Initiative river restoration and recreation projects in all 50 states; the development… Read more »
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Poll shows widespread support for Rogue River Wild and Scenic and Wilderness legislation
Southwest Oregon voters favor additional protections for the Rogue River according to a new poll by the public opinion research firm Moore Information. Over 75 percent of respondents in Josephine, Douglas, Jackson and Curry counties support protection of the Rogue for its importance to the economy, scenic beauty and the health of fish and wildlife… Read more »
Report Taps into Innovative Financing to Secure Future for Sustainable Water Infrastructure
RACINE, WI – Innovative financing and pricing flexibility are key to preparing the nation's aging freshwater systems to handle growing demand and environmental challenges, according to a Charting New Waters report released today by The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, American Rivers and Ceres. The Financing Sustainable Water Infrastructure report, is the product of a meeting… Read more »
American Rivers statement on effort to roll back St Croix Wild and Scenic River protections
Statement by David Moryc, River Protection Program Director for American Rivers: "American Rivers is disappointed the Senate gave the green light to S. 1134 which unnecessarily rolls back forty years of protections for the St. Croix River and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. The bill authorizes a bridge that tosses aside the very values… Read more »
Keystone XL pipeline rejection is a major victory for clean water
Washington — The Obama Administration today rejected the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline, which would carry oil 2,000 miles from Canada to Texas. The pipeline and its dirty oil would have put clean water sources at serious risk and exacerbated the harmful impacts of global climate change. The pipeline would have crossed major rivers, including the… Read more »
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Hopes Head Upstream for Water in Colorado River
WASHINGTON, DC — The Colorado River basin presents the greatest water management challenges of any river basin in the nation, with ever-expanding demands for multiple water uses, water demand exceeding supply, valued but fragile ecosystems, and support for nearly every type of water-relevant interest. The importance of instream flows – the amount of water flowing… Read more »
White Salmon River to run free tomorrow with breach of Condit Dam
Portland, OR – The restoration of Washington's White Salmon River will begin with a boom Wednesday, when a hole is blasted in the base of the 100 year old Condit Dam. The event will mark a significant milestone for river restoration regionally and nationally. A live feed of the blast, scheduled for approximately noon Pacific… Read more »
World's biggest dam removal begins this week
Seattle, WA — The biggest dam removal project in history begins this Saturday on Washington's Elwha River. American Rivers, the national leader in restoring rivers through dam removal, applauded the effort which will revitalize salmon runs and deliver significant cultural, economic, and recreation benefits to the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe and surrounding communities. "This is… Read more »
American Rivers receives $1 million to Restore Rivers and Clean Water in PA and GA
Washington, DC – American Rivers today announced the receipt of a $1 million, three year grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation to protect and restore rivers and clean water, which are vital to the health and well-being of all Americans. American Rivers is the nation's leading voice for clean water and healthy rivers. "We… Read more »


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The Oakland Press in a story Thursday about the strain of government employee pension benefits on taxpayers cites Mackinac Center research on the matter. Our analysis shows that closing the defined-benefit pension plan to new state employees in 1997 has saved taxpayers up to $4.3 billion in unfunded liabilities.
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An incisive and bold examination of the American Dream, HOUSE / DIVIDED juxtaposes scenes from the current mortgage crisis with passages drawn from John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath, revealing how deeply the foreclosure crisis has affected and undermined our collective sense of American character and identity. In a set constructed from the bones of an actual foreclosed home, The Builders Association interweaves the Joads' struggles on their way west with the perpetrators and participants in our own fast-moving, mediated and leveraged banking and housing systems. A highly immersive theatre experience, HOUSE / DIVIDED presents a shifting sense of place while tracing a line through American experience – a modern theatrical allegory of finding and losing refuge from Oklahoma all the way to our media-saturated, precariously financed global society.
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This is a recipe that I came up with after being disappointed in Marshmallow Fondant and Rolled Buttercream. So I combined the two and got the best of both worlds. It works great for cookies.
Marshmallow Rolled Buttercream
- 1 10.5oz bag of mini marshmallows
- 1-2 TBL water
- 1 1/2 cups of light corn syrup
- 1 cup shortening (I use sweetex)
- Powdered sugar (4 -6 lbs)
- In a large microwave safe bowl I put in the entire bag of mini marshmallows with a little water, corn syrup and shortening. Melt this down for about 1 min and then stir until all the marshmallows are melted. Add powdered sugar to bowl and mix ( I use a fork for this) until it is really thick. Then pour it out over a pile of powered sugar and knead it all together. Mix in enough to make it the consistancy of fondant. It helps to put some of the shortening on your hands to keep it from sticking.
- Then just put it in a ziploc and use as needed. When you go to use it just roll it out like fondant on a little powdered sugar and cut out with your cookie cutters. Attach it with a little piping gel and it sticks with no problem. You can brush off the powdered sugar for a matte look or lighty mist it with water for a glossy look (this is how to get the shiny look on some of them).
- It will set up enough to stack after a couple of hours of drying. I usually let mine set overnight. Oh and you can also pipe royal icing decorations or luster dust on it to.
- Hope you like it as much as I do.
Not sure.
lilly52184 Says... 17 Sep 2009 , 2:58pm
How would u rec. storing it in the Ziploc in the refridgerator or on a shelf and how long is it good for?
nanaburrows_nanacakes Says... 4 Nov 2009 , 1:12pm
I store my fondant and gumpaste in my Foodsaver bags. It removes all of the air and I can keep on the shelf for quite awhile, at least a month.
lolobell Says... 4 Jan 2010 , 8:40pm
how is this for cakes? easy to use? i usually use marshmallow fondant but i find it sooo inconsistent... one time it's great, the next dry... the next sticky...
wtare Says... 28 Jan 2010 , 7:02pm
This keeps really well in a ziploc bag or the foodsaver bags and last for a few weeks on the counter at least. I wouldn't recommend this for cakes, it is pretty heavy so I'm sure it would tear. However it works really great on cookies.
Alycya Says... 18 Feb 2010 , 5:30pm
I really like your recipes... but, I would like you to tell me the MARZIPAN RECIPE. Thanks Aly
wtare Says... 2 Apr 2010 , 5:31pm
Sorry Alycya, I don't have a Marzipan recipe.
Redsoxbaker Says... 8 Apr 2010 , 5:20pm
Wtare, I just made this today and let me tell you, much easier to make than I thought it would be. I did microwave it about a minute longer (15 seconds at a time) I used cooking spray on my bowl and utensils for an easy clean up! I can't wait to make my cookies and use it on them. I took a little taste and it was very good. Thanks so much for the recipe.
lrlt2000 Says... 22 Apr 2010 , 7:09am
I am used to using MMF, per Peggy Weaver's recipe. How is this different than that?
cookieQUEEN5064 Says... 15 Oct 2010 , 8:04pm
does it taste better than regular fondant
noms Says... 14 Sep 2011 , 12:17am
Can you paint on this using watered down gel food coloring?
MsMonica Says... 10 Oct 2011 , 7:39pm
Where can i find Sweetex?
Amanda_K_Bass Says... 14 Oct 2011 , 12:40pm
What purpose does the corn syrup have in the fondant? I've made it before but not with corn syrup.
Carolinacakegirl Says... 19 Jan 2012 , 9:49am
I've never used any kind of fondant. I need to make a cake for school with cutout stars. Could I use this recipe and roll out the stars from the MRB and attach them to dowels? Any tips would be appreciate. Thanks,
Barb00 Says... 6 Feb 2012 , 3:19am
I made this but it seems too sticky and flimsy when rolling it out. Could it be it needs more ps? I know the recipe called for 4-6 lbs, but was that correct? I did get it on cookies and what I really liked was that I could shape it. The tops never did get firm. Any help?
crolfes83 Says... 24 Feb 2012 , 3:04pm
This is very easy to work with, and tastes great! Thanks for sharing!
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VERO BEACH - The City of Vero Beach Recreation Department is hosting a Community Holiday Party on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 from 11:30a.m. - 2:00p.m. at the Vero Beach Community Center.
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Thursday, 17 May 1990
Seanad Éireann Debate
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I have notice from Senator Pól Ó Foighil that, on the motion for the Adjournment of the House today, he proposes to raise the following matter: That the Minister for Health takes note of the complete ...
Personal Explanation by Member.
Before I call on the Leader of the House to announce the Order of Business, Senator Willie Farrell wishes to make a personal explanation to the House. I want to point out before he makes such an expl...
Order of Business.
In fairness, I have made a ruling on the matter and I request you not to conflict with the ruling. The statement of explanation is made. The matter is closed. To take advantage of the Order of Busi...
It is irrelevant, Senator, to the Order of Business.
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You can put a motion down on that matter. It does not arise on the Order of Business.
You can put a motion down, Senator, and you will get all the responses then.
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It is not relevant and it has already been discussed.
I will have to ask you to resume your seat, Senator.
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The Senator is making a speech.
The Senator cannot come in again on the Order of Business and it is a matter for the House to decide.
The leader has been fully appraised of the importance of this matter. He should be allowed to reply. I am satisfied he will take into account the views of everybody.
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The Effect of Surgically Induced Weight Loss on Endocrine Function, Cardiovascular Function and Body Composition
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This study is being conducted to evaluate changes in sugar, metabolism, heart function and changes in body composition as patients lose weight following bariatric surgery. The investigators will compare improvements of the above changes as a function of the four different types of bariatric surgery. The investigators believe the most beneficial and safest procedure will be the Roux-en-Y.
Bariatric Surgery
Drug: GLP-1
Phase 2
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|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
|Official Title:
|The Effect of Surgically Induced Weight Loss on Endocrine Function, Cardiovascular Function and Body Composition
- Insulin secretion [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|May 2012
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Drug: GLP-1
The study will also examine the response of the pancreas (the insulin-producing organ) to a sugar load, as well as to a hormone called GLP-1, which is released from your gut to maximally stimulate your pancreas. The release of this hormone increases when you eat food and it causes the pancreas to release more insulin than does sugar alone. Volunteers will have 22 visits over a two year period. Only people having Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery, gastric sleeve surgery, duodenal switch gastric surgery or lap-band/gastric banding surgery may join. Seventy volunteers will be recruited to take part in this study.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Male and female volunteers 21-65 years.
- Preoperative hematocrit level of at least 34% for women and 38% for men.
- Postoperative hematocrit level of at least 34% for women and 36% for men.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Volunteers whose hematocrit level does not meet the above criteria.
- Pregnant and or lactating females.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00686972
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|May 27, 2008
|Last Updated:
|March 25, 2010
|Health Authority:
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Keywords provided by Johns Hopkins University:
Bariatric Surgery
Glucose Regulation
Cardiac Function
Body Composition
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Glucagon-Like Peptide 1
Gastrointestinal Agents
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Pac-12 university presidents and chancellors reiterated the conference's call for reform in college athletics at the conclusion of its summer meetings.
The conference said in a statement Sunday that the Pac-12 CEO Group, which is made up of the league's presidents and chancellors, moved closer to finalizing a proposal that better addresses the needs of athletes and "simultaneously reaffirms the primacy of our universities' academic mission."
Pac-12 leaders sent a signed letter to their colleagues at the other four major football conferences last month outlining plans for reform and asking for feedback. The Pac-12's proposal includes a stipend for athletes, improving health coverage, protecting against unfair loss of scholarships before graduation, reducing time demands, liberalizing transfer rules and incorporating athletes into the conferences' governance groups.
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The room was very small, and the bed was worn out. Could have been a bit cleaner too.
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The county is a quiet zone - no cell phones will work except at the resort itself. The wifi at the hotel works in the lobby, but might get overloaded if too many people sign on.
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Room was clean, location was perfect for getting to the slopes (Top of BallHooter Lift)Village was easily assesible.
The village roads were not maintained (Snow Not Plowed) effectivly. 2 Cars in our group got stuck in the snow at the checkin in area at the village upon arrival.Entry drive to hotel not plowed often so, couldnt pull up to unload luggage.
Great location.Kitchen had everything we needed. It was very clean. I would stay here again.
Location is the best of the whole resort. Rooms were as described. No surprises. Inside parking is a huge benefit.decor in room was great. Nice fireplace. View was great.
Parking spots are way too narrow. Resort needs better signage directing you to the proper elevator for your room from the garage. Better signs directing you to the village are needed also. Kitchens need a few more cooking utensils.
Location, right on the slopes was perfect. We enjoyed using the built in kitchenette.
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Our room was clean and had everything we needed. The best thing was its proximity to snowshoe village. Very good hotel for the price.
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By William W. Beach, David W. Kreutzer, Ph.D., Ben Lieberman and Nicolas Loris
The Senate's leading climate-change bill, while aiming to combat
global warming by reducing carbon dioxide in the air, actually
poses "extraordinary perils" for Americans and the economy,
according to a new study
from The Heritage Foundation. The study, produced by Heritage's
Center for Data Analysis (CDA), forecasts severe
consequences-including crushing energy costs, millions of jobs lost
and falling household income-if Congress enacts the so-called
Lieberman-Warner bill.
The bill, which attempts to cap greenhouse gas emissions, with
emphasis on carbon dioxide (CO2), creates federally allotted
permits, or allowances, for each ton of CO2 emitted. The cost of
allowances paid by emitters will have similar effects of a massive
energy tax and will result in significantly higher energy costs.
Lieberman-Warner (S.2191) relies heavily on an unproven technology,
capturing carbon and sequestering it[1]. Even with the most generous
assumptions - presuming that carbon capture and sequestration is
commercially developed in 10 years - the economic costs for the
average American are staggering. Under a more realistic scenario,
the economic impacts in terms of losses in the job market, losses
in household budgets, and higher energy prices will be drastically
higher. To make matters worse, there will be inconsequential
effects on the environment to show for it, if any.
Inevitably the bill will affect each state differently. Some
states are more energy-intensive than others and some rely a great
deal on manufacturing to fuel its economy. Regardless, the costs in
every state are significant. Increases in electricity, gasoline and
natural gas paired with decreases in personal income are a dreadful
site for any American. Moreover, the projected losses in jobs and
Gross State Product (GSP) illustrate how each state's economy will
be operating well under its potential directly because of the
Lieberman-Warner bill. What follows are 50 state-by-state breakouts
of the impact the bill would have on jobs and the economy.
How Lieberman-Warner
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[1]Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), also
known as carbon storage, is being explored as a way to reduce
greenhouse gases. According to the World Resources Institute, "CCS
requires capturing carbon dioxide from power plants and other
industrial facilities, transporting it to suitable locations,
injecting it into deep underground geological formations, and
monitoring its behavior.... [T]here are no widely approved
standards for...CCS projects." See World Resources Institute,
"Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS)," at http://www.wri.org/project/carbon-capture-sequestration (April
30, 2008).
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Las Vegas Celebrates Mexican Independence Day With World-Class Latin Performers And Festivities
Luis Miguel, Alejandro Fernandez, Enrique Iglesias, Marc Anthony, Carlos Santana, Lila Downs and More Are Among Top Latin Artists and Entertainers Celebrating El Grito
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"Mexican Independence Day gives Las Vegas and its visitors the opportunity to celebrate and honor Mexican heritage in a vibrant and exciting way," said Cathy Tull senior vice president of marketing for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. "Guests of all nationalities will appreciate the best of Mexican tradition, cuisine and entertainment Las Vegas has to offer."
A host of A-list talent will take to the stages along the Strip corridor with iconic performances, including:
• Latin rock pioneer Carlos Santana will perform his "Greatest Hits Live" residency at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, Sept. 11-18.
• Top-selling salsa artist Marc Anthony will perform at The Pearl at The Palms on Sept. 13.
• Comedian Carlos Mencia will bring his hit show to Treasure Island, Sept. 13.
• Marco Antonio Solís will perform at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on Sept. 13.
• Mexican-American singer-songwriter Lila Downs will perform at House of Blues at Mandalay Bay on Sept. 13.
• World-famous Arturo Sandoval will bring the Cuban-Caribbean sounds of his jazz trumpet to The Smith Center for the Performing Arts Cabaret Jazz Theatre, Sept. 13-14.
• Latin music superstar Luis Miguel will perform at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Sept. 13-15.
• Comedic storyteller Gabriel Iglesias will perform at Terry Fator Theatre at The Mirage, Sept. 13-15.
• Best-selling Spanish recording artist Enrique Iglesias will perform at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas' Boulevard Pool Sept. 13 and 15.
• Los Angeles-based Mariachi El Bronx will rock Book & Stage at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Sept. 13-16.
• Legendary Mexican mariachi singer Alejandro Fernandez will perform at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Sept. 15.
The celebration doesn't end there! One of boxing's biggest stars, undefeated champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. will face-off with Mexican boxer Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez, former WBC and WBO light middleweight champion at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The pair will battle for the WBC super welterweight world championship on Sept. 14.
Additionally, the Chandelier at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas will host a midnight ceremonial ringing of the bell to welcome El Grito! on Sept. 15. Visitors will have the opportunity toast with Mariachi and folklore dancers, as well as performers roaming throughout the resort during the holiday weekend.
The party will continue in Downtown Las Vegas on Sept. 15 with The Fiesta Las Vegas Latino Parade & Festival, Southern Nevada's largest Latino parade and festival. Mexican singer Rogelio Martinez will be the official grand marshal for the parade, which begins at 10 a.m. Festivities will carry on at Freemont Street Experience until noon.
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How do I query for tasks that are overdue 5 days ago? I just want to see my overdue days from 5 days past. Is there a query I can use for this?
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Any date based view should be showing all your overdue tasks on top of the list. You can also search for "overdue" to see all your overdue items. Though, there is not one for a specific amount of days overdue.
It's not in the docs, but I found out you can use "yesterday" to at least see the tasks that are 1 day overdue.
I'd find it helpful if the syntax would be a bit more flexible, so you could query for tasks that are overdue for a specific period, e.g. "overdue 3 days"
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We interviewed Tim and saw him walk up a WI5 icefall, and also onsight the crux M11 pitch of Jedi Master in Cogne.
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Metallica -- Quebec City, Quebec -- October 31st, 2009
1. That Was Just your Life
2. End of the Line
3. For Whom the Bell Tolls
4. Holier than Thou
5. One
6. Broken, Beat and Scarred
7. Cyanide
8. Sad but True
9. Turn the Page
10. All Nightmare Long
11. The Day that never Comes
12. Master of Puppets
13. Damage Inc.
14. Nothing Else Matters
15. Enter Sandman
16. Breadfan
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18. Seek and Destroy
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So I guess they decided to play it safe for the first show back from a 3 day break (not counting the HOF show), as the first 6 songs are the exact same as the 2nd Toronto show. Interesting to see how they change it up for the 2nd Quebec show and the Ottawa show.
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James Ambrose had just finished a magical comeback to earn a spot in the City Men's Golf Championship semifinals. And all he could say was, "Whew! That was hard work."
Two holes down to five-time champion John Bufalini with time running out, Ambrose parred the three tough closing holes Friday at Watertown Golf Club and claimed victory when Bufalini uncharacteristically finished bogey-bogey-bogey.
Ambrose, the 2009 champion who won medalist honors last Saturday, is joined by another pair of veterans and one relative newcomer in the final four.
Twelve-time winner Bob Hughes stayed alive to defend his title with a 4 and 2 victory over Pearce Parsons. Hughes will take on Michael Burgess, the lowest remaining seed at 20, who stayed hot by beating Alex Hahn 2 and 1.
Ambrose meets 1984 winner Tim Phillips, who outlasted Andrew Marks 1 up.
But it was the Ambrose-Bufalini battle that highlighted the day.
Bufalini led virtually the entire way, making easy birdies on the first two holes and then draining a 30-footer for birdie on No. 5 to claim an early 2 up lead.
Ambrose, ever steady, birdied No. 6 to trim the deficit before Bufalini went 2 up at the turn after winning eight with a par.
"I knew I couldn't let him get too far ahead," said Ambrose, the Jefferson Community College golf coach. "There weren't a lot of birdies out there. But I knew pars would keep me in touch."
Ambrose got a hole back when Bufalini had tree trouble twice on the 10th hole. But Ambrose gave that back with a bogey on No. 11.
The duo exchanged short birdies on 12 and 13 before they both parred 14, leaving Bufalini two up. That's when the fireworks started.
Ambrose looked like he would gain a shot when Bufalini was stymied behind a tree on the 15th hole. But Bufalini pulled off an amazing second shot, somehow pitching his ball to within 15 feet and making par while Ambrose missed his birdie putt.
"I didn't know if I had a shot or not," Bufalini said. "There was just enough room right of the tree. I was more afraid about breaking my club."
After halving that hole, Ambrose thought "like it might not be my day. But on this course, the last three holes are the most difficult and anything can happen."
He was right.
Ambrose made a superb up-and-down for a par 3 on the 16th, while Bufalini missed a 10-footer for par.
On 17, Ambrose hammered a 3-wood from 195 yards to within 20 feet and won the hole when Bufalini failed to get up and down from left of the green.
Ambrose hit another sweet second shot, this time a 170-yard 6-iron to pin high on the deciding 18th hole, from where he easily two-putted for par.
Bufalini's second from behind a willow tree rolled just over the green. He chipped to 10 feet and could not get the par putt to drop.
"You can't finish like that against a player like James," Bufalini said. "On 16, I thought I hit a good shot and it rolled just long. That one on 18 also ran a little further than I thought it would. My short game wasn't as sharp as it needed to be today."
Phillips was 3 up after five holes versus Marks, but had to hang on at the end.
A superb chip from just off the 18th green to six inches finally secured the win after Marks stayed alive by sinking two clutch putts on 16 and 17.
Hughes made 13 pars, including all seven on the back nine, to make it back to the semis. But he still wasn't happy with his game.
"The irons were a little better today," he said. "But I left so many putts just a little short. That's frustrating."
Burgess earned his first semifinal spot with a round he called "pretty awful. I did just enough good things to win."
That included a clutch 10-foot par putt on 16 to gain the lead for good.
As for playing Hughes, Burgess said he was looking forward to it. "It will be tough, I'm sure," he said. "But he's still got to beat me, too."
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A look at a real man portrayed in 'Monuments Men'
This undated publicity photo provided by Sony Pictures Publicity shows actor Matt Damon in a scene from the Columbia Pictures film "The Monuments Men." Damon portrays James Rorimer who was one of a group of men tasked with saving works of art during World War II. (AP Photo/Sony Pictures Publicity)
DALLAS (AP) — As part of an Allied mission tasked with saving works of art during World War II, a homesick James Rorimer told his wife in a December 1944 letter from liberated Paris that he was working hard but worried about how much he was achieving.
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- October 19 – "Ladino: Now and then"
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I just got my PHP Gryphon installed and I didn't have time to install the thermocouple yet. I had to leave for my road trip to Utah. I have the option for custom tunes but it takes a few weeks.
In the mean time I thought I'd try the canned tunes.
Transmission just changes shift points everything else is normal.
Economy I ran this and was getting significantly better mileage but the thing I noticed is in town it doesn't spin the turbo at all. I'm seeing 1 or 2 boost at most unless I punch it then the turbo kicks in. On the highway at 70mph I only have 4 boost normaly.
My concern is will this hurt the turbo? Everyone says drive it like you stole it but 3 mpg is significant on a 1500mile roadtrip.
Toe mode is 65hp and can't recall torque don't want to use this for cruising I'd expect it to suck a lot more fuel.
Extreme is 100hp and 200torque and I'm scared to try it with stock head bolts
Just looking for advise from people who ran this stuff or what your thoughts on this is
Hum I'm figured someone would be able to help with these concerns.
The Gryphon is the same as the CTS just a different display. Same types tunes and such.
Anyone have tuners that they see these same issues.
I have an Edge Evo that is on it's way to PHP to be converted to a Gryphon. I have been running the EVO for about 9 months now while I saved a little bit of extra cash for the conversion and custom tunes.
With that said, I have ran it on the Extreme tune for all but about 3 weeks of that 9 months on the extreme with stock head bolts without any issues. If your truck is in ok condition to begin with, and your EOT and ECT are not more than 15 deg apart at normal operating temperatures I don't think you will have a problem with it.
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Some American states considered mandatory castration for repeated sexual predators, either through surgery or chemicals. The idea was that child molesters would not continue their crimes if castrated.
Techniques outside the scope of traditional penalties, such as fines and incarceration, are constitutionally suspect.
Courts have invalidated several medical treatments as cruel and unusual punishment and view with particular disfavor experimental, peculiar, and ineffective "therapies." In Skinner, Justice Jackson wrote,
"here are limits to the extent to which a legislatively represented majority may conduct biological experiments at the expense of the dignity and personality and natural powers of a minority-even those who have been guilty of what the majority define as crimes."
In reasoning that echoes a cruel and unusual punishment analysis, the court in People v. Gauntlett struck down a sentence compelling a man convicted of a sexual offense to submit to MPA injections as an unlawful condition of probation and unauthorized by state law because MPA had not received FDA approval specifically for chemical castrations, and had not gained acceptance in the medical community as a safe and effective treatment for males. While chemical castration has yet to be analyzed pursuant to the federal Constitution, courts have held surgical castration to be violative of the Eighth Amendment's proscription against cruel and unusual punishment.
In holding that a fine for assault and battery was within the sentencing parameters established by a Georgia statute, the court in Whitten v. State explained that quartering, burning, hanging in chains, and castration are cruel and unusual punishments. In Davis v. Berry, the court struck down an Iowa statute that authorized vasectomies for repeat felons as cruel and unusual punishment, and as violative of both equal protection and due process. The court distinguished vasectomy from surgical castration, but reasoned that the two procedures induced similar effects on the defendant.
Vasectomy, like castration, was held to be cruel and unusual punishment because "the humiliation, degradation, and mental suffering are always present and known."
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Under medical supervision, anti-androgen drugs, such as cyproterone, are injected under a multi-week treatment. On sexual offenders, Depo-Provera, a progestin shot, is used. One thing should be noted that Chemical castration does not remove the testicles, and if the chemical treatment is discontinued, testosterone and sperm production may resume.
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In surgical castration, a surgeon makes an incision in the scrotum and pulls out the vas deferens duct until the testicle is completely exposed. The vas deferens is knotted and cut, then the testicle is removed. The remaining vas deferens is placed back into the scrotum. Then the doctor stitches up the incision. The same procedure is repeated for the other testicle.
WARSAW – Poland on Friday approved a law making chemical castration mandatory for pedophiles in some cases, sparking criticism from human rights groups. Under the law, sponsored by Poland's center-right government, pedophiles convicted of raping children under the age of 15 years or a close relative would have to undergo chemical therapy on their release from prison.
"The purpose of this action is to improve the mental health of the convict, to lower his libido and thereby to reduce the risk of another crime being committed by the same person," the government said in a statement.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said
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After paying their tax bills this morning, Helen Joy of Springfield and Kathy Mize of Willard got stopped in the rotunda of the historic Greene County Courthouse.
It was a display of two deer dressed in fancy human clothes that caught their eyes.
My deer dont look like that on Christmas, Joy said.
The male deer in the display is playing piano in a black tuxedo and white gloves.
The female deer wears a sequined white satin-like dress with a faux fur shawl. She stands next to the piano demurely.
Its beautiful, Mize said.
Its different, Joy added.
The display has become a conversation piece within Greene County and far beyond, after a photo of the deer family appeared on the Internet, generating hundreds of thousands of hits.
I can say people love the deer, said Jenny Edwards, spokeswoman for Greene County. Ive never seen so many photos taken in the courthouse rotunda.
People come in, stop and admire it, Edwards said. They leave, and they come back with their kids.
The display was put up about two weeks ago by Jackie Warfel, a member of the Greene County Historic Sites Board, which has been displaying a rotating exhibit in the courthouse highlighting local historic sites, Edwards said.
Past exhibits include railroads, native Americans, school houses and churches in Greene County.
Accompanying the deer display is an explanatory board that tells the story behind Mr. and Mrs. Deer.
They are creations of late Mary Hobson, owner of Marys Curious Corner in Marshfield.
The deer made their first appearance at Marys Christmas open house in November 1996 and became an instant hit.
After Hobson sold her business in 2007, Warfel got the deer.
This holiday season, Warfel has brought the deer to the courthouse for the first time.
No taxpayers money is involved in this display, Edwards said.
But the amusement is for all to have for free.
It did take me by surprise on the first day it was up, Edwards said of the display.
I definitely took a double look, she said. There are deer dressed up like people.
There are deer in formal wear. That will surprise everyone.