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BILL OVERTURF, 85, of 1319 Glenwood Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Reece Funeral Home with burial in Shaul Cemetery Visitation begins at 11 a.m. Tuesday with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice serving Wapello and Davis Counties
Chief Wapello returns to the courthouse
(Ottumwa)— A familiar landmark is back in place. To the delight of spectators, crews hoisted Chief Wapello back on to the roof of the Wapello County courthouse. The Chief Wapello Statute was removed from the courthouse roof following a storm that moved through the area in June two years ago. Officials were forced to remove the statute immediately following the storm due to concerns the statute would fall off the courthouse. Shortly after removing Chief Wapello from atop the courthouse, he was taken to Omaha, Nebraska where he was refurbished to the tune of 20-thousand dollars
Denny Robinson
DENNY ROBINSON, 70, of Ottumwa Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Reece Funeral Home. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery with military services conducted by O.B. Nelson Post #3 American Legion and Walter B. Schafer Post #775 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Visitation begins at 10 a.m. Sunday with the family present from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Helen K. Rossi House in Iowa City or Indian Hills Community College Foundation for a scholarship in the Microcomputer Technology program
Richardson's Point dedication
For more than 165 years, wagon ruts have crisscrossed southern Iowa, evidence of one of the nation's largest mass migrations ever. For nearly as many years, stories were told about two graves tucked away in Van Buren County on land known as Richardson's Point, where thousands of Mormons camped for two weeks as they waited for heavy rains to subside. The rumored graves, identified in the 1980s, drew occasional visitors from across Iowa and across the country. Property owners welcomed the guests and shared stories of the area but alwaysRead More
Louise Ridgeway
Louise Ridgeway, 102, of Silvis IL, died March 13, 2014 at Illini Restorative Care in Silvis, IL. Louise was born December 9th, 1911, in Disco, IL to Leslie and Flora Lake St. Clair. She was previously married to Shelby Allard. He preceded her in death. She married Roy Ridgeway on October 15, 1938. He passed away February 1, 2000. She had been employed at the Jefferson County Hospital, Fairfield and was a member of the First Christian Church in Fairfield and Keosauqua Christian Church. She is survived by children, Treva Hawbaker ofRead More
Drug investigations
Officers of the Fairfield Police Department (FPD) were involved in two related drug investigations on 03/12/2014. These investigations were a result of the good work of FPD officers using controlled substances (drugs) intelligence. This is a program where law enforcement personnel share criminal activity information with other officers and deputies in Fairfield, Jefferson County, and Iowa. This is due to the fact persons involved in criminal activity do not stay in one jurisdiction and there are several law enforcement agencies in Iowa with limited resources of investigative personnel and equipment.Read More
Open Burning Reminders
(Release from the City of Ottumwa) – Ottumwa, Iowa – All residents of Ottumwa are reminded of the community's zero tolerance policy for anyone caught burning garbage. If the fire department receives a burning complaint an engine company will respond, if it is determined that the fire is illegal the fire will be extinguished and a citation will be issued. If the fire is unattended the property owner will be issued a citation. First citation $250.00 + $85.00 court cost= $335.00 total Second citation $500.00 +$85.00 court cost= $585.00 total Third citation $750.00Read More
Georgia Geiger
GEORGIA GEIGER, 41, of Ottumwa Memorial services will be 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Reece Funeral Home Visitation with the family present will be noon to 2:30 p.m. Saturday In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Heartland Humane Society
Business Classes announced
Starting on March 27th 2014 monthly business classes will be held in Wapello County. The classes are designed to help educate existing businesses and new entrepreneurs on a diversity of topics. Classes will start in March of this year and will continue until June. The classes are the culmination of a process to determine new programs to address needs in the community regarding economic development. Classes will be held at the Ottumwa Legacy Academy at 113 East Main Street in Ottumwa, Iowa and each class has a cost of $10.00 to participants.Read More
Market on Main officially opens
(Ottumwa)— Members from the Ottumwa Ambassadors, City officials and others were on hand in downtown Ottumwa this afternoon for ribbon cutting ceremonies for the new Market onMain. The project was developed through a partnership with the City of Ottumwa, Indian Hills Community College, Iowa State University Extension, and Main Street Ottumwa. Market on Main in Ottumwa is only the second such facility inIowa. The Market on Main will provide a year around outlet for fresh produce, encourage a flourishing economy and increase a healthy lifestyle. In addition the facility will be a multi-faceted entity equipped with a year round vendor market, a small scaleRead More
Larry W. Crockett
Larry W. Crockett, 67, of Milton died Sunday March 9, 2014 at his home. He was born Dec. 24, 1946 near Perry, MO to Charles and Dorothy Misner Crockett. He grew up and lived in the Davenport area and had lived the past several years in Milton. Larry was a welder in a steel fabrication plant in Davenport. Surviving are a daughter, Dorothy Jean Irons of Miami, OK, two sons, Christopher Crockett of Sedalia, MO and Larry Crockett, Jr. of Iowa City, six grandchildren including Dalton, Andrew and Emily Wiley and Hailey Irons,Read More
Fairfield Police respond to general threats at Fairfield High School
Officers of the Fairfield Police Department (FPD) were involved with an investigation at the Fairfield High School. Fairfield High School (FHS) staff contacted FPD at approximately 8:30 AM, in reference to possible general threats made over the previous weekend. Fairfield Community School District personnel and FPD officers have attended training and meetings together to improve student safety and communication between the two agencies. Both agencies have agreed there will be zero tolerance when there is even a possible threat to our children's safety. FPD officers immediately responded to the FHSRead More
Ottumwa man found guilty of murder
(Ottumwa)— It took a Wapello County District court jury just a couple of hours to find an Ottumwa man………Bobby Snow guilty of Second degree murder. Snow was arrested on the charge in May of 2011 following the death of another Ottumwa man James McElroy. Snow could be sentenced up to 50 years in prison. Snow remains in the Wapello County Jail.
Ottumwa Lagacy issues new report
(Ottumwa)— The President and Chief Executive Office of the Ottumwa Regional Legacy Foundation Brad Little says his organization is committed to the well being of the community and does not want to become just a check book for the community. Little made the comment Monday afternoon during a work session of the city council. The Ottumwa Regional Legacy Foundation was created more than three years ago following the sale of Ottumwa RegionalHealth Center. During it's three year period the Legacy Foundation has focused on creating new jobs, improving education, revitalization of the community, improving theRead More
Jefferson County authorities face hostile situation
UPDATED (Fairfield)—There was a developing situation in Fairfield this morning. Officials from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department say officers were called to a campus in Vedic City this morning to help with an unruly person when the situation became tense. A number of students reported turned hostile and forced Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies to call for back up help from Fairfield Police, the Wapello County Sheriff's Department and the Iowa State Patrol. Officials in Fairfield say about 50 students were involved in the matter. Release from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department: On March 11, 2014 at 0600 hrs, the Jefferson County Sheriff'sRead More
Burlington man arrested on numerous charges
(Mt. Pleasant)— A 24 year old southeast Iowa man is in custody following his arrest Sunday in Henry County. Officials from the Henry County Sheriff's Department say 24 year old Jeffrey Carpenter of Burlington was pulled over Sunday afternoon about 3:45 p.m. After he was observed speeding. Carpenter was charged with driving under suspension and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Deputies say during his arrest Carpenter became combative and resisted arrest. While being booked in, Carpenter attempted to take a taser from a deputy, which resulted in a confrontation between Carpenter, a deputy and jailer. Carpenter was also charged with InterferenceRead More
Chadwick Library receives Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation's 50th Anniversary Award
Iowa Wesleyan College's J. Raymond Chadwick Library has been selected as a recipient of the Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation's 50th Anniversary Award. Chadwick Library will receive $1,000 to fund the Chadwick BFF: Books For Fun! program, which will begin this fall. The program will create "take-a-book, leave-a-book" lending libraries within each of IWC's residence halls to promote leisure reading among students and offer more access to reading materials for the students. In honor of Bettye Mischen Dunbar, the Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation granted fifty $1,000 awards nationwide to fund educational and community projects forRead More
Patty Morris
Patty Ruth Morris, 81 of Fairfield died Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at the Maplewood Manor in Keota, Iowa. Funeral service will be 1:00 p.m. Monday at the Raymond Funeral Home in Fairfield. The family will receive friends on Sunday from 5-7 p.m. at the funeral home. On-line condolences may be made at www.raymondfuneralhomes.com
School Crossing guard escapes serious injuries
(Ottumwa)— An elementary student in Ottumwa escaped injury following an accident Thursday morning at the intersection of Traxler and Mary Street. Officials say a 5th grade student was hit by a vehicle as she was serving as a school patrol. The student stepped out in front of a car and was hit. As a precaution an ambulance was summoned to the scene as was the student's mother. Upon arrival the mother of the student determine she was not injured but was shaken up. School officials say they will take a look at the situation to determineRead More
Donations Being Accepted for IHCC Scholarship Auction
OTTUMWA — Donations are now being accepted for the 37th Community College Foundation Scholarship Auction. Individuals and businesses may donate new and gently-used items and qualify for a tax deduction. Items may include vehicles, gift certificates, appliances, furniture, antiques, tools, lawn furniture, garden equipment, boats, computers, office equipment, campers and outdoor gear, household things, sporting goods and many other items. Donations received by April 9 will be listed in the detailed auction advertisement. The auction will be held on Saturday, April 26, at the North Campus located at the Ottumwa Industrial Airport. Doors will open at 9Read More
Carol Penrod
CAROL PENROD, 83, of Ottumwa Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Monday at Reece Funeral Home with burial in the Eldon Cemetery Visitation begin at 10 a.m. Sunday with the family present from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association Greater Iowa Chapter or Hospice serving Wapello and Davis Counties
Carolyn Vanderhorst
CAROLYN VANDERHORST, 78, of Ottumwa Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Reece Funeral Home with burial in the Dunnville Cemetery Visitation begins at 11 a.m. Friday with the family present from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday Memorials may be made to her grandchildren
Keota man injured in crash
(Sigourney)— One person was injured following a single vehicle crash Tuesday in Keokuk County. The Iowa State Patrol says a car driven by 24 year old Trevor Morse of Keota was eastbound on highway 1 at a high rate of speed when he lost control and entered a south side ditch and went over a farm drive. The car rolled several times before coming to rest on its top. Morse was charged with Operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, failure to maintain control and careless driving. He was taken to University of Iowa HospitalsRead More
City Council approves two way traffic plan
(Ottumwa)— The Ottumwa City Council last night gave it's approval to converting traffic on Main Street and 2nd Street in the downtown area from Jefferson Street to Kitterman Avenue. Converting traffic from one way to two way was discussed at a work session on February 24th with much support. In addition, 17 public meetings and a two day focus group was held with downtown stakeholders over the past several months with 19 of the 21 businesses/property owners in support. In addition, the city has been working with the Legacy FoundationRead More
Ottumwa Schools Teacher Leadership
OTTUMWA—The Ottumwa Community School District is one of 39 districts across the state that have been selected to launch a teacher leadership system. The award was announced today by Governor Terry Branstad, Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds, and Iowa Department of Education director Brad Buck. Ottumwa scored in the top 10 of all applications scored. Only two other districts served by Great Prairie Area Education Agency were selected. "These additional funds and greater supports in the Teacher Leadership program are critical to achieving long-lasting success toward our mission of a qualityRead More


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Discover a terrifying world in the woods in this collection of five hauntingly beautiful graphic stories that includes the online webcomic sensation "His Face All Red," in print for the first time.
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Discover a terrifying world in the woods in this collection of five hauntingly beautiful graphic stories that includes the online webcomic sensation "His Face All Red," in print for the first time.
Journey through the woods in this sinister, compellingly spooky collection that features four brand-new stories and one phenomenally popular tale in print for the first time. These are fairy tales gone seriously wrong, where you can travel to "Our Neighbor's House"—though coming back might be a problem. Or find yourself a young bride in a house that holds a terrible secret in "A Lady's Hands Are Cold." You might try to figure out what is haunting "My Friend Janna," or discover that your brother's fiancée may not be what she seems in "The Nesting Place." And of course you must revisit the horror of "His Face All Red," the breakout webcomic hit that has been gorgeously translated to the printed page.
Already revered for her work online, award-winning comic creator Emily Carroll's stunning visual style and impeccable pacing is on grand display in this entrancing anthology, her print debut.
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Canadian graphic artist Carroll uses familiar horror motifs—the first wife's ghost, the monster that dwells in the forest—to create fresh and disturbing tales. Sure in her handling of line, color, and sequential art techniques, she revels in period settings, placing her five stories in identifiable historical eras that include colonial North America and the Roaring Twenties. Carefully drawn clothing and furnishings provide ironic backdrops for Lovecraftian revelations of parasitical possession and hideous evil. In the most explicitly gruesome story, a dowdy girl named Mabel is forced to stay with her prosperous brother and his perfect wife, who, Mabel begins to see, is a monster inhabiting the skin of a human: "I only wanted to wear her," the wife says dreamily of the housekeeper, whose bloodied wrist Mabel has spotted, "but when I tried her on, there was no stretch left." Instead of the gratifying defeat of evil, the gothic stories often leave off unsettlingly with a twist of the knife, just at the moment some fresh horror beckons. Ages 14–up. Agent: Jen Linnan, Linnan Literary Management. (July)
Gr 8 Up—Not exactly a book of fairy tales, these illustrated short stories are more a series of ruminations interwoven with dreams and fairy tales. Classic elements are here—there's a girl in a red hooded cloak, and a girl who wears a ribbon around her throat—but the entries expand and wander in different (and darker) directions. The illustrations (done in ink and graphite on Bristol board and then digitally colored) fill the entire page, so at first glance the work looks more like a picture book than a graphic novel. The hues are bold and striking, with the color red dominating the pages in the form of sunsets, flushed cheeks, bloodshot eyes, twisted word balloons, a deep crimson ruby, and even pools of blood. This collection contains four new stories and one ("His Face All Red") that was originally published as a webcomic on Carroll's website. This is a beautifully rendered but deeply chilling collection of vignettes that will be most appreciated by teens and adults who are fans of fairy tales, horror, and the things that hide in the dark. A delight for Edgar Allan Poe and Alvin Schwartz enthusiasts.—Andrea Lipinski, New York Public Library
A print and Web comics artist offers five creep-out chillers (four new) with folk-tale motifs and thoroughly disquieting art.Well-placed lines of terse, hand-lettered commentary and dialogue reinforce narrative connections but are also as much visual elements as are the impenetrable shadows, grim figures, and stark, crimson highlights in Carroll's inky pictures. Making expert use of silent sequences, sudden close-ups and other cinematic techniques to crank up the terror, the author opens and closes in a dimly lit bedroom (much like yours), bookending the five primary stories. In "Our Neighbor's House," a trio of sisters are taken one by one by a never-seen smiling man. In the next, a bride discovers that "A Lady's Hands Are Cold"—as are the other pieces (seen in close, icky detail) of her husband's dismembered but not entirely dead former wife. Two cases of supernatural possession ("His Face All Red" and "My Friend Janna") follow. The collection is capped by a true screamer in which a teenager's memories of her mother's tales of a cellar-dwelling monster with a "sweet, wet voice" segue into a horrific revelation about her pretty new sister-in-law. Lonely houses, dark woods and wolves? Check. Spectral figures with blood-red innards? Check. Writhing tentacles bursting from suddenly inhuman mouths? Check!A sure winner for any reader with a yen to become permanently terrified. Brilliant. (Graphic horror. 13-18)
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On April 28th, in the high desert town of Palmdale CA., the first annual Great Desert Pool Duel was held in a real backyard pool, hosted by the legendary Billy Runaway. The weather was blazing in true desert fashion for a contest that has been long overdue. In today's climate of over publicized and cookie-cutter contest formats, the Great Desert Pool Duel was a breath of fresh air. An invite only format with some of the biggest names in the underground world of pool skating, the Pool Duel had some heavy hitting action.
Kevin Kowalski, Ben Raybourn, Ryan Johnson, Jake Reuter and a slew of backyard heroes set up shop to rip down the pool. With Lance Mountain, Dave Hackett from Black Leather Racing, Robbie O'Connell and Chris Cooper from Defect Mag as the guest judges, the scene was set for some backyard rippage.
|13 year old Tristan Rennie, frontside boneless in the deep end.
When we showed up the last heat was coming to an end with Kevin Burke, Jake Reuter, Ryan Johnson and Al Brunelle all jousting for the last spot in the finals. I envisioned a huge snake session before we arrived but things were running like clockwork and everyone got their digs in.
It wasn't until Al Brunelle went for the sweeper to disaster, back trucks hanging up on the coping and an 11 foot drop to his head did the heat come to an end. Al was alright, a bit dazed and confused, but he'll live to fight another day.
As the finals started it became obvious that Kevin Kowalski and Tristan Rennie were the ones to beat. Kevin had the power and lines that set him apart with big body jars (backside air to tail), frontside inverts and I think the best trick of the contest: backside Smith grinds over the stairs and death-box. But it was the 13 year old young blood Tristan Rennie that stole the show with a huge boneless in the deep end, backside ollies on the tight wall, lien-to-tails and just making an 11 foot deep backyard pool look like a playground.
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|Test of alternative domains of attraction in the dynamics of a fishless oligotrophic lake
|Ouimet, Chantal
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|The theory of domains of attraction (alternative "stable" states) allows variability, thresholds and persistence as integral parts of ecological system functioning. This thesis investigates the potential for alternative domains of attraction in a zooplankton community. Two alternative states have been proposed for the zooplankton community of small Ashless, oligotrophic, mountain lakes. In the "competition state", Daphnia (Cladocera) outcompete solitary rotifers and impede predator recruitment. This state is persistent and resilient to disturbance. In the "predation state", predation by Chaoborus (Diptera) on both prey types alters community dynamics to favor rotifers over Daphnia. Persistence of the predation state requires reduced prey competition, enhanced young predator recruitment in summer and predator survival in high densities overwinter. I carried out graded field experiments using reduced Daphnia densities and predator additions in the spring to generate and test the predator state. I monitored lake and enclosure communities for three consecutive years using an adaptive sampling concept. Chaoborus recruitment was enhanced in enclosures and the new predator cohorts survived overwinter in high densities. However, developmental delays prior to the winter period prevented persistence of the predator state over several generations. Enhanced predator densities in the spring, as well as cold temperature, delayed Daphnia population onset and increase, which released solitary rotifer populations needed to feed young predator recruits in early summer. However, in the higher predator treatments, both prey types stayed depleted till late summer which resulted in delayed predator development. Laboratory experiments showed that although Chaoborus americanus can pupate at 5 ° C , they could not metamorphose into adults below 9 ° C . Cold water can delay their reproductive phase and delay timing of young predator recruitment. I conclude that Shirley Lake, under current nutrient levels, does not have two domains of attraction. Nonetheless the presence of a threshold between states enlarges the window for coexistence of weaker competitors or rare species. Thresholds lead to alternative domains of attraction in some systems, and to transient state in others. From a management perspective, extended transient states can either lead to misleading interpretation and erroneous interventions if permanent changes are expected or be used as tools to produce temporary changes.
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EEE208 - Understanding Learners: Primary
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This unit will involve a blend of on-line teaching and learning and discussion, and two workshops: this will be the equivalent of a one hour lecture and two hour seminar per week.
This unit introduces concepts and theories of learning and of the nature of learners, focusing on learners of school age. The students' experiences in school settings will be used to provide a base for the concepts and theories of learning introduced in this unit. The unit enables students to: observe classrooms and analyse the learning principles teachers are putting into practice there; show awareness of their own distinctive learning preferences; determine the learning preferences of individual school students; explain the cognitive and metacognitive principles that underlie current approaches to teaching and learning; explain how to motivate and engage school students; explain how to foster creativity, problem solving and thinking skills in school students; demonstrate enhanced communication, academic and information and communication technology (ICT) skills. The professional expectations of student teachers working with colleagues and expectations of student teachers management of students will be explored in preparation for school experience. Debriefing after placement will concentrate on these areas along with a particular focus on how education settings approaches to learning reflect the nature of their learners.
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Higher Levels of Basal Serial CSF Cortisol in Combat Veterans With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
ABSTRACT Results of basal peripheral cortisol measures in posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have been variable. The authors' goal was to measure CSF cortisol concentrations, which more accurately reflect brain glucocorticoid exposure, in subjects with or without PTSD.
CSF was withdrawn from a subarachnoid catheter and plasma from a venous catheter, both indwelling, over a 6-hour interval to determine hourly plasma ACTH and cortisol concentrations and hourly CSF cortisol levels in eight well-characterized combat veterans with PTSD and eight matched healthy volunteers.
Mean CSF cortisol concentrations were significantly higher in the subjects with PTSD (3.18 ng/ml, SD=0.33) than in the normal volunteers (2.33 ng/ml, SD=0.50), largely due to higher CSF cortisol concentration nadirs. No group differences were observed in either plasma ACTH or peripheral (plasma or urinary free) cortisol. CSF corticotropin-releasing hormone and CSF cortisol concentrations were positively and significantly correlated.
Despite normal peripheral cortisol indexes in the veterans with PTSD, their CNS exposure to cortisol was greater than that of normal comparison subjects.
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- "Thus, studying the relationship between regulatory genes of the HPA axis and PTSD may be useful. There are many genes that influence HPA axis reactivity (Amstadter, Koenen, et al., 2009; Amstadter, Nugent, & Koenen, 2009; Koenen, 2007); however, CRH genes are seemingly particularly consequential (Baker et al., 2005; Smoller et al., 2005; Tyrka et al., 2009; van Gaalen, Stenzel-Poore, Holsboer, & Steckler, 2002). Of candidate gene studies of PTSD to date, few have examined genes influencing the HPA axis (Bachmann et al., 2005; Binder et al., 2008), with one prior study examining a CRH gene (Amstadter et al., 2011). "
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ABSTRACT: Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a moderately heritable anxiety disorder that may develop after exposure to trauma. However, only few genetic variants that relate to PTSD have been studied. This study examined the relationship between 12 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the corticotropin-releasing hormone receptor 1 gene (CRHR1) and post-disaster PTSD symptoms and diagnosis in adults exposed to 2004 Florida hurricanes. CRHR1 regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis; dysregulation of the HPA axis is characteristic of stress phenotypes. Final analyses were conducted in the European-American (EA) subsample (n=564) due to population stratification. After correction for multiple testing, rs12938031 and rs4792887 remained associated with post-hurricane PTSD symptoms. Additionally, rs12938031 was associated with post-hurricane diagnosis of PTSD. This study is the first to examine CRHR1 in relation to PTSD in adults, and provides evidence for the importance of CRHR1 variation in the etiology of PTSD. Although results are preliminary and require replication, they justify follow-up efforts to characterize how this gene relates to PTSD.Journal of anxiety disorders 08/2013; 27(7):678-683. DOI:10.1016/j.janxdis.2013.08.003 · 2.68 Impact Factor
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- "F-S and F-R lines therefore provide a translational tool for identifying underlying determinants of fear memory strength as well as susceptibility and resistance to fearrelated psychopathology. Alterations in circadian corticosteroid rhythms are proposed endophenotypes of anxiety disorders, affective disorders, and PTSD (Baker et al., 2005; Wichers et al., 2008; Lok et al., 2012). In nonhuman primates, cortisol levels correlate with defensive freezing (Kalin et al., 1998), whereas in humans, higher basal cortisol levels are positively correlated with fear learning (Pineles et al., 2012), fear anticipation, amygdala activation (Grillon et al., 2006; Merz et al., 2012), and fear-potentiated startle (Grillon et al., 2006). "
ABSTRACT: Genetic variability in the strength and precision of fear memory is hypothesised to contribute to the etiology of anxiety disorders, including post-traumatic stress disorder. We generated fear-susceptible (F-S) or fear-resistant (F-R) phenotypes from an F8 advanced intercross line (AIL) of C57BL/6J and DBA/2J inbred mice by selective breeding. We identified specific traits underlying individual variability in Pavlovian conditioned fear learning and memory. Offspring of selected lines differed in the acquisition of conditioned fear. Furthermore, F-S mice showed greater cued fear memory and generalised fear in response to a novel context than F-R mice. F-S mice showed greater basal corticosterone levels and hypothalamic corticotrophin-releasing hormone (CRH) mRNA levels than F-R mice, consistent with higher hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis drive. Hypothalamic mineralocorticoid receptor and CRH receptor 1 mRNA levels were decreased in F-S mice as compared with F-R mice. Manganese-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MEMRI) was used to investigate basal levels of brain activity. MEMRI identified a pattern of increased brain activity in F-S mice that was driven primarily by the hippocampus and amygdala, indicating excessive limbic circuit activity in F-S mice as compared with F-R mice. Thus, selection pressure applied to the AIL population leads to the accumulation of heritable trait-relevant characteristics within each line, whereas non-behaviorally relevant traits remain distributed. Selected lines therefore minimise false-positive associations between behavioral phenotypes and physiology. We demonstrate that intrinsic differences in HPA axis function and limbic excitability contribute to phenotypic differences in the acquisition and consolidation of associative fear memory. Identification of system-wide traits predisposing to variability in fear memory may help in the direction of more targeted and efficacious treatments for fear-related pathology.European Journal of Neuroscience 08/2013; 38(9). DOI:10.1111/ejn.12337 · 3.18 Impact Factor
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- "The finding of a blunted corticosterone response to acute footshock exposure is of particular interest. Studies have shown that a substantial corticosterone response is necessary for homeostatic adaptation to stressors (McEwen and Gianaros, 2010; Rao et al, 2012), and a pathologically blunted cortisol response to stress in humans is believed to contribute to disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (Baker et al, 2005; LaBar and Cabeza, 2006; Luo et al, 2012). Therefore, a blunted initial corticosterone response and a failure to show changes with repeated exposure could contribute to the pathological responses to stress seen in the MAM model. "
ABSTRACT: Although numerous studies have implicated stress in the pathophysiology of schizophrenia, less is known about how the effects of stress interact with genetic, developmental and/or environmental determinants to promote disease progression. In particular, it has been proposed that in humans, stress exposure in adolescence could combine with a predisposition towards increased stress sensitivity, leading to prodromal symptoms and eventually psychosis. However, the neurobiological substrates for this interaction are not fully characterized. Previous work in our lab has demonstrated that rats born to dams administered with the DNA-methylating agent methylazoxymethanol acetate (MAM) at gestational day 17 exhibit as adults behavioral and anatomical abnormalities consistent with those observed in patients with schizophrenia. Here, we examine behavioral and neuroendocrine responses to stress in the MAM model of schizophrenia. MAM-treated male rats were exposed to acute and repeated footshock stress at prepubertal, peripubteral, and adult ages. Ultrasonic vocalizations (USVs), freezing and corticosterone responses were quantified. We found that juvenile MAM-treated rats emit significantly more calls, spend more time vocalizing, emit calls at a higher rate, and showed more freezing in response to acute footshock stress when compared with their saline-treated counterparts, and that this difference is not present in older animals. In addition, adolescent MAM-treated animals display a blunted HPA axis corticosterone response to acute footshock that does not adapt after 10 days of stress exposure. These data demonstrate abnormal stress responsivity in the MAM model of schizophrenia and suggest that these animals are more sensitive to the effects of stress in youth.Neuropsychopharmacology accepted article preview online, 8 May 2013; doi:10.1038/npp.2013.110.Neuropsychopharmacology: official publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology 05/2013; 40(3). DOI:10.1038/npp.2013.110 · 7.05 Impact Factor


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Chili-Brown Sugar Delicata Squash with Pears
From EatingWell: November/December 2010
Pears and delicata squash tossed with brown sugar, chili powder and bacon is a delectable combination. To make this vegetarian, omit the bacon and toss the squash and pears with the brown sugar and chili powder during the last 5 minutes of roasting.
Makes: 4 servings, about 3/4 cup each
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Low calorie | High fiber | Low saturated fat | Low cholesterol | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Diabetes appropriate | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 pound delicata squash (about 1 large)
- 2 medium ripe but firm pears, sliced
- 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 slices bacon
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon light brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Cut squash in half lengthwise; scoop out the seeds. Cut crosswise into 1/4-inch slices. Toss in a large bowl with pears, oil, salt and pepper. Spread on a large baking sheet.
- Roast the squash and pears until just tender, stirring once or twice, 20 to 25 minutes.
- Meanwhile, cook bacon in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat until crisp, 4 to 6 minutes. Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate.
- Discard all but 2 teaspoons fat from the pan. Over medium heat, stir in water, brown sugar and chili powder. Add the squash and pears; toss to coat. Crumble the bacon on top.
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- Easy cleanup: To save time and keep your baking sheet looking fresh, line it with a layer of foil before you bake.
Per serving: 160 calories; 6 g fat (2 g sat, 4 g mono); 6 mg cholesterol; 26 g carbohydrates; 3 g added sugars; 3 g protein; 6 g fiber; 250 mg sodium; 412 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (219% daily value), Vitamin C (31% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 2 starch, 1 fat
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TRENTON – The Assembly passed a bill that would require individuals arrested on suspicion of most violent crimes to contribute samples to New Jersey's DNA database by a vote of 67-4-7 last week. The bill now goes to the governor for his consideration.
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EPA Connects with Young Agricultural Leaders
By Karl Brooks
I'm always excited about new opportunities to connect with young agricultural leaders in the Heartland and beyond. EPA recently participated in a Web-based discussion through Agriculture Future of America's Online Network of Tomorrow's Agricultural Professionals (AFA ONTAP). This online format is a learning tool and a chance for us to interact with university students interested in careers in agricultural-related fields.
During the webinar, we covered numerous topics including the Clean Water Rule, chemical safety, pollinator protection, pesticides, renewable fuels, water quality, and career opportunities. I highlighted the importance of the Clean Water Rule to rural and urban communities and EPA's role in chemical safety as it relates to agricultural fertilizer facilities. Hopefully, we provided a snapshot of career opportunities in natural resources and how conservation of natural resources positively affects the agricultural industry.
From EPA's standpoint, it is essential that we engage talented and committed young people with an agricultural background and encourage them to enter environmental protection fields in order to protect the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we feed our families. Those of us lucky enough to live in the Heartland know that agricultural families feed the world and have made American agriculture a mighty engine that powers our nation's economic strength.
We look forward to working with Agriculture Future of America for many years to come, and we really appreciated this opportunity to build a relationship and connect with young agricultural leaders.
Emily Page, Agriculture Future of America (AFA) event manager, hosted this ONTAP discussion and shared the following thoughts about our Web conference:
Through providing this Web conference in partnership with the EPA, we hope we've helped broaden students' perspectives of the agriculture industry. As an organization that prepares agriculture leaders, we work with premier students from across the country who understand and value the importance of preserving natural resources. However, not all of them may consider natural resources as a potential agriculture career path. We wanted to help them see the connection between what they love and what federal agencies like the EPA do. We also wanted our students to walk away from this presentation with a greater understanding of the important policy issues in this area. We are thankful Karl and his team were able to join us to share their expertise.
We host the AFA ONTAP Web conference series on a monthly basis during the school year. Topics rotate between agriculture issues like natural resources, leadership insights, and professional development. To learn more about the program and view recordings of this and other broadcasts, visit www.agfuture.org/ontap.
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012
Make a Website a Chrome App
I've been working with Google Chrome a lot lately because it makes good sense as a Browser. I have my assistant to thank for this as, without his continual poking and prodding to explore Chrome I probably would not have got there as quickly as I did.
One of the nice things about Chrome is its integration with Google+. However it's not Google+ that I plan talking about here but rather I want to show you how to add a website as an app to Chrome.
If you click the New Tab icon in Chrome and then click Apps at the foot of the page you'll see that there are some apps already in the list such as YouTube, Gmail and so on. What I am going to show you is how to add your own choice of websites as apps and to do it quickly and easily.
You may already know that you can create an app from a Most Visited page. Click Most Visited at the foot of the New tab and anything that's in that list can be easily created as an App by just dragging and dropping it onto the Apps icon. This automatically makes the page an App.
The problem is that if something isn't a Most Visited page it's a little cumbersome to make it an App. The solution is to click the New Tab icon and display the Apps page. Size your browser down so that you can see everything clearly.
Now click the New Tab icon again and this time browse to the page that you want to add as an App. Once you've visited that page drag the tab for that page somewhere else on the screen so that you have two browser windows – one showing the Apps area and the other one with your web page open in it.
Now locate the icon immediately to the left of the page URL that you want to add as an app. As you hold your mouse over it, it will show View Site Information as a tooltip.
Drag and drop this into the Apps area in your Chrome browser. It will automatically be added as a new App. You can then drag and drop that App or any others to rearrange them to suit.
An app can also be created as a Desktop, Taskbar or Start Menu shortcut. To do this right click the web page in the Apps area and choose Create Shortcut. You'll get a series of shortcut options including Desktop, Start Menu and Pin to Taskbar. Select the checkboxes for those that you want to create and click Create.
There's a lot of misinformation on the web regarding adding websites to the Chrome apps collection. A lot of sites suggest you repeatedly remove Most Visited pages until you get to the page that you want to add. This solution which involves simply dragging and dropping a URL into the page is far quicker and makes a lot more sense.
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Wednesday, June 27th, 2012
Excel fill intermittently empty cells
Often when you're working in Excel you won't enter all the data because it is repetitive.
In this example, the cells in column B really should be filled with the months but because the month only changes periodically I have only typed it when the change occurs. If I need to work with this data such as in a PivotTable it may be necessary to fill the data down column B.
This can be done easily by selecting the cells in column B and choose the Home tab on the Ribbon, click Find & Select > Go To Special > Blanks to select the blank cells.
Type =B2 in the cell, this represents the first cell in column B with the data in it.
Press Control + Enter.
Now, to fix the cells so they contain words and not cell references, select all the filled cells in column B, choose Edit > Copy and then Paste > Values and click Ok.
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Wednesday, June 20th, 2012
Print big images with Paint
Well, who knew the humble Microsoft Paint could do what just about no other program can easily do? Well it can. I recently assembled a very large image from a series of screenshots of a help screen. The help screen was really long so I captured screenshots of each portion of it, assembled them into one really narrow and long file and then got stuck – how the heck could I print this? Hmm… enter Microsoft Paint… but first, here's the entire process from Print screen to Photoshop to Paint!
I brought all the screen capture images into Photoshop, cropped them using an action to do it very quickly, rotated them counterclockwise 90 degrees and then saved the images with sequential numbering. There was a bit of overlap in each image – you need this for the panorama merge to do its stuff and they need to be rotated or they won't assemble properly.
Having done that I then used the photo merge tool in Photoshop (File > Automate > Photomerge) to create a merged image from the individual images.
Then, once the merge was complete, I rotated the image back this time 90 degrees clockwise to get a vertical image that was 770 pixels wide and over 9,000 pixels long.
The problem with an image this size is that when you try to print it from Photoshop – it has to be squeezed down to a very small size to print on a single page and no other option is available so you can't print it on multiple sheets.
The question then becomes how to print a very large image in lots of smaller pieces. The solution is nearer than you think and, curiously, it comes in the form of Windows Paint.
Launch Paint and open the image. Choose File > Print > Page Setup. Here you'll find an option for sizing the printout to a fixed number of pages wide or long or you can shrink option to adjust the percentage scaling size. Wow! This is really very smart indeed.
When you do this, watch the boxes below as this will tell you how many pages tall and wide the image will be printed at. When you're satisfied with the results, you can go ahead and click to print the document. If you have a PDF printer then you can print the document direct to a PDF file or if preferred, feed some paper into the printer and print the image. Then get out some sticky tape and stick it all together.
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Wednesday, June 13th, 2012
Add or Edit Outlook E-mail Subject Lines
It is just plain annoying when you receive an email without a subject line or with one that makes little sense or which doesn't relate to the email topic. Luckily you can fix this very easily.
First locate and open a message that doesn't have a sensible subject line or which has none at all. Click in the subject area – it's greyed out but it is actually editable. Make your desired changes to the subject and add one if there is none.
It is also possible to edit the message itself if you click the Message tab and choose Actions > Edit Message.
Once you are done, click Save to save your changes and close the file.
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Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
Office 2010 – how to save files as templates
Each of the Office applications allows you to configure a look for a document, spreadsheet, publication or presentation and then save it as a template so that you can reuse it anytime.
Templates in PowerPoint 2010
In PowerPoint you'll create your presentation and then save it using File > Save As and select from the Save As Type list choose PowerPoint Template (*.potx). Give your presentation template a name and click Save.
In future you can locate this presentation by choosing File > New > My Templates and click on the template to use it as the basis of a new document.
Templates in Word 2010
In Microsoft Word choose File > Save As and from the Save As Type dropdown list choose Word Template (*.dotx). In the top left of the dialog click the Templates option to make sure that the template will be stored in the correct location and give the template a name.
In future choose File > New > My Templates and select the template to use.
Templates in Excel 2010
In Microsoft Excel, you can save the look of your document so that it can be used as the basis of a new document by choosing File > Save as and choose Excel Template (*.xltx ) as the file type. Type a name and save the template file.
In future you can base a new worksheet on this template by choosing File > New > My Templates and select it from the Personal Templates list.
Templates in Publisher 2010
In Publisher you'll choose File > Save As and then select Publisher Template (*.pub). Type a name for the template and click Save.
In future you can access this template by choosing File > New > My Templates, select the template and click Create. You may need to close and reopen your software before the new templates are available.
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Monday, April 30th, 2012
Save an Excel Chart as a Picture
You can save a chart as a picture from inside Excel so you can use it elsewhere such as in a report or on the web.
To do this you will use a workaround and the simplest way to do it is to size the chart on the worksheet so it is a good size. Choose File > Save As, select the location to save the file in and from the Save As Type dropdown list choose Web Page (*.htm;*.html), type a name and click Save.
This converts the worksheet to an html file and because html files cannot contain images the chart is saved as a separate png image file and linked to the html file.
You can find your chart in the folder that you saved the html file into. So, if your file was called sales.htm then the images will be in a folder called sales_files. Of course, you'll also need to save your Excel worksheet if you want to save the data and chart to work on in Excel in future.
Labels: Excel 2010, gif, graph, Helen Bradley, png, save chart as image
Thursday, April 26th, 2012
Harness the power of Business Information sets in Publisher
Publisher's Business Information Sets make it easy to populate documents with information about people and businesses. You only need type the text once and you'll know it is always correct wherever it happens to be used.
To use these sets, in Microsoft Publisher use File > Info and select the Edit Business Information. Here you can view the information sets that you have available. While they're called Home/Family, Other Organization, Primary and Secondary Business, you can make them anything you want them to be.
So select an option and click Edit. Enter the information for your business including the person's name, address and information. Click Add Logo to add a your company logo.
You can also type a new set name in the set name box. By adding to the business information sets details you use frequently, you can use this information in any document later on such as business cards and brochures.
To do this, select the business card template to use and then select the business information set to use with it. You can choose to include your logo or not as circumstances demand. Click Create and the business card will be created for you with all the details already in place.
You can also use business information in regular documents by choosing Insert and then from the Business Information dropdown list select the items that you want to use in a document. For example, you can drag and drop telephone information into any document from the business information set.
You can also change the business information in a document. So, if you've created a business card and want to do the same thing for another person for whom you have a business information set created, just choose File > Info > Edit Business Information and select the set to use and click Update Publication. This allows you to quickly change information in documents and create flyers for multiple businesses or business cards from multiple people.
Labels: business information, documents, Helen Bradley, how to, populate, publisher, tips
Tuesday, April 24th, 2012
Add Custom Keyboard Shortcuts in Word 2010
In Word 2010 you can set keyboard shortcuts for ribbon buttons using the program options. Choose File > Options and click Customize Ribbon. Click the Customize button at the foot of the dialog – this is available in Word 2010 but not in Excel 2010 curiously.
Click the tab that you're interested in and locate the button on the tab that you want to customize. For example, if you choose the Home tab and click Bold as the command you'll see that there are already keyboard shortcuts associated with that command.
Many other commands do not have keyboard shortcuts associated with them and if you want to add them you can do so.
For example, there is no keyboard shortcut for the Font Color Picker. Select Home tab and then Font Color Picker and press a new shortcut key. For example the shortcut Alt + Ctrl + Shift + C is not currently assigned.
Click in the box and press that keyboard combination. If you want to use that for the Font Color Picker, you can do so by clicking Assign. This assigns this keystroke to the Font Color Picker tool.
To test this, click Close and then Ok. Now when you select a piece of text you can apply the currently selected font color to it by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + C.
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Friday, April 20th, 2012
Must know Windows 8 keystrokes
Windows 8 makes a lot of use of keystrokes - more use than other versions of Windows ever has. Here is a list of handy keystrokes, you won't use all of them but some are totally awesome for getting around. My fave? This week it is Windows + E! yeah instant access to My Computer – you gotta love it!
Windows key display the Start menu
Windows + tab display the task switching panel
Windows + C reveal Charms
Windows + D switch to the desktop
Windows + M switch to the Desktop
Windows + H Share charm
Windows + I Settings charm
Windows + K Devices charm
Windows + L Lock the screen
Windows + P shows second monitor options
Windows + Z display an app's application bar
Windows + T Cycle through small images of open apps – press Enter to switch
Windows + Q Open Metro search charm
Alt + Tab Cycle through open apps
Windows + , (comma) Show desktop (temporarily)
Right click an application window reveal the application bar
Windows + PrtSc Capture a picture and save it to the Pictures folder
Windows + Space change input language and keyboard
Windows + R Display the Run dialog
Windows + T Cycle through programs on the taskbar
Windows + F Find other computers on your network
Windows + E Open Windows Explorer and show My Computer
Windows + left arrow Dock a desktop app to the left of the screen
Windows + right arrow Dock a desktop app to the right of the screen
Windows + Shift + Up arrow maximize desktop app's height (width is unchanged)
Windows + Shift + Down arrow restore/minimize desktop app's height (width is unchanged)
Windows + 1 (or 2, 3…) Launch or switch to the application at this position on the taskbar
Windows + Shift + 1 (or 2, 3…) Launch a new instance of the application at this position on the taskbar
Windows + + (plus) Magnifier – zoom in
Windows + – (minus) Magnifier – zoom out
Labels: Helen Bradley, help, how to, keystrokes, must know, short cut, shortcut, tips, Windows 8
Wednesday, April 18th, 2012
Unhide Hidden PowerPoint 2010 animations
Sometimes when you're working in PowerPoint you'll notice that an animation is not available and it is greyed out.
For example add an image to a slide and then try to select the drop animation from the Entrance Effects. It's not available because what you're trying to select is a tool that is used to animate text and you are using an image.
However you can use this animation on an image, you just need to know how to do so. To do this, place the image inside a shape. So, add a shape to the slide – a plain rectangle will do, and as the shape background add the picture by right-clicking the shape, choose Format Shape and then from the shape Fill options select Picture and fill it with a picture.
Right click the shape and choose Edit Text and press the spacebar a couple of times so that you add some text to the shape – spaces won't show but they are text. It's critical that you do this because without the text the shape will not be able to be animated using text animation tools.
Now when you select the Animate options and the Entrance Effects you'll find that the effects that you couldn't use before like Drop, Flip and Whip are now available because you're working with PowerPoint deems to be a text object.
Labels: amimation pane, animate, animations, drop, entrance effects, flip, grayed out, greyed out, Helen Bradley, hidden animations, PowerPoint, PowerPoint 2010, timeline, whip
Thursday, April 12th, 2012
Customize the Quick Access toolbar in Word 2010
The Quick Access Toolbar or QAT runs across the top left edge of the Word 2007 and 2010 window. It also appears in other ribbon compatible programs like Excel 2007 & 2010, PowerPoint 2007 & 2010.
The QAT is a handy place to put icons that you use all the time. It can be customized through this Quick Access Toolbar option.
Click this icon to show the QAT editing options. Click Show Below the Ribbon to place the Quick Access Toolbar below the ribbon – I think most people will find its current position acceptable but if you want to move it that's how to place it elsewhere.
Choose More Commands to add more commands to the Ribbon. From the Choose Commands From list you can select commands to view. These include Popular Commands, Commands Not In The Ribbon, in other words commands that are available in Microsoft Word but for which you have no other easy way of accessing, All Commands or Macros. The remainder of the dialog gives you access to the individual tabs in Word so that you can get access to icons listed there.
Some options you may want to add to the Quick Access Toolbar include the Close/Close All Button, Quick Print and I like to add Switch Windows which is available from the All Commands list. Other tools that you use frequently can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar making them instantly accessible.
You should note that you can set the features for all documents or for just an individual document so that you can, for example, set a different toolbar for a specific document. When you choose this option the specific document will get all the tools on the standard quick access toolbar plus those that you've added to just its toolbar.
Labels: Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Helen Bradley, mini toolbar, OneNote 2010, Outlook 2010, PowerPoint 2007, PowerPoint 2010, Qat, quick access toolbar, Ribbon, Word 2007, Word 2010
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012
Excel – conditional sums
In some instances you may want to sum a column of numbers depending on the contents of that column. For example, if you want to total the sales figures in the range B3:B35 but only where those values are greater than 10000, this SUMIF formula will do the work:
The Sumif function takes first the range to sum and then the condition to match. In this case you will be summing all values in column B from rows 3 to 35 inclusive which contain values greater than 10000.
The SUMIF function can also sum a different range than that used for the test. Here it sums all values in the range D2:D19 where the corresponding values in the range C2:C19 are Produce.
Labels: conditional sum, Excel 2010, sumif
Sunday, February 19th, 2012
DIY Excel functions
With a little bit of coding experience it is possible to create your own functions in Excel 2010 and earlier.
In Excel 2010, make sure the Developer toolbar is visible – if it is not, follow this post to make it so.
Now choose Developer tab and click the Visual Basic button. In the Project – VBAProject pane, select the current file and choose Insert > Module.
Type this function into the dialog and then close the VB editor and return to your worksheet:
Function Commission(Sales) As Currency
Commission = Sales * 0.05
If Commission > 1000 Then
Commission = 1000
End If
End Function
To test your function type this formula into a worksheet:
or as shown here:
The function calculates commission at 5% of the amount of sales. If the 5% value is more than $1,000 then the commission is pegged at this amount – to check this, test the function with a very large number. Functions created this way are only able to be used in the current workbook.
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French Toast with Red-Wine Nectarines
This dish is great for dessert, but you can also serve it for breakfast — just skip the ice cream. Instead of country-style bread, feel free to substitute brioche or sourdough.
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Level: Moderate
Yield: 6 servings
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- 1 c. red wine
- ⅓ c. sugar
- 2 tbsp. sugar
- 3 nectarines
- 2 large eggs
- 1 c. half-and-half
- salt
- 6 slice country-style bread
- 2 tbsp. butter
- Vanilla ice cream, for serving
- In a medium saucepan, bring wine and 1/3 cup sugar to a boil. Cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly syrupy, 6 to 8 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in nectarines.
- In a large baking dish, whisk together eggs, half-and-half, 2 tablespoons sugar, and a pinch of salt. Place bread in dish and let stand about 1 minute, pressing to help it absorb the custard; turn over and repeat.
- In a large nonstick skillet, melt 1 tablespoon butter over medium; swirl pan to coat. Add 1/2 the bread and cook until golden, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and repeat with remaining butter and bread. Serve topped with red-wine nectarines and ice cream.
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Yesterday's announcement of the dedicated iPod and iPhone pavilion at the 2010 International CES was, as expected, a big hit with the community. How big? Shortly after the announcement, the CEA let us know that vendors were making contact at a rate of more than 1 per minute—a staggering pace. It's overwhelmed with requests and apparently, after only a day, the space is mostly spoken for. In CEA's words, "this is huge!"
We were glad to hear that news. But we were especially happy to see energized and enthusiastic e-mails from members of the iPod and iPhone development community. As just a brief sampling:
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Thanks to all of you, too. It's great to see so many people excited to be coming together for this!
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