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Bustling with breakfast foodies, hearty luncheons and tantalizing aromas, Alexanders Deli satisfies hungry appetites with their homemade food and welcoming ambiance.
Stylish yet rustic, warm and welcoming, diners peruse the deli filled with nutritious food or soak up the start of a new day over a hot cup of coffee and freshly baked pastry.
Scattered with wooden furniture dressed in soft browns and oranges and an unpretentious vibe, Alexanders Deli delights with a selection of wholesome dishes.
Try the chicken soup and kneidle, divine blintzes, meat and cheese, speciality hot beef on rye and delicious mock-crayfish dressed in mouth-watering sauces for a starter or main meal.
The deli boasts plenty traditional Jewish cuisine and tasty favourites like homemade burgers and voluptuous schwarmas.
Alexanders Deli warms the palate with tempting delights and bustling ambiance, perfect for kick-starting the day over breakfast or unwinding from a long day.
Avnil Brewery and Pub is a quaint little pub and brewery situated in the beautiful Dullstroom. A selection of hand-crafted beers are available, brewed by the owner himself. Hearty pub meals can be enjoyed. Trout and scrambled eggs, a trout quiche and a German sausage platter are but some of the examples. At Avnil Brewery and Pub beer lovers are certainly in for a treat.
Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a snack at Cafe Broche. Amazing pastries, warm croissants, delicious sandwiches, baguettes, brioches and much more are freshly made with ingredients straight from France. Quality and gourmet cuisine are the orders of the day.
Cafe Zorina is bathed in understatement as you walk in the door. The interior is simple, yet elegant, but unpretentious. The main point is that the restaurant serves Halaal foods, and specializes in it.
The restaurant is a popular venue for business meetings because of its atmosphere and quality produce. Breakfast and lunch is served and guests have a choice between lighter meals and some of the more filling Indian dishes.
Here you will be able to have a laid-back lunch right in the middle of Cape Town. They serve quality food at very reasonable prices.
The restaurant is open from 8:30 am until 5:30 pm during the week, and closes at 2:30 pm on Saturdays.
Characters is a trendy bar that serves light meals, grills and pub lunches in a uniquely South African setting. Situated in the heart of Umhlanga, it is often bustling with people. The bar is the main attraction, along with the sidewalk seating that brings the village alive at night.
The Cookshop is the ideal spot for breakfast or lunch, especially when you get the chance to try their secret homemade mayo recipe.
Expect the usual favourites for breakfast enjoyed exclusively at the breakfast club meetings only. But lunch cracks the nod weekdays and can be enjoyed by all.
Think free-range roast chicken, cucumber and rocket on rye or ciabatta topped off with coriander-chili mayo. Parmesan French toast with slow-roasted tomatoes and crispy bacon and an organic flat white to round it off.
The menu tempts with gourmet sandwiches, tasty soups, salads and bakes and their utterly decadent balsamic onion marmalade.
Enjoy the mini organic market every Tuesday, a perfect accompaniment to a delicious lunch and good cup of coffee.
This amazing delicatessen and bakery offers light snacky meals and sinfully delicious sweet treats. Bite into creatively decorated desserts, of which there are many, and pair it with an aromatic coffee or flavoured tea. Fresh juices are also available.
EAT restaurant is located in the tranquil Hemel – en- Aarde Valley of Hermanus. Living up to its name, this eatery encourages, if not demands that patrons do just that: EAT.
Guests can choose to be seated indoors or enjoy sit back and soak in the spectacular views from the restaurant's courtyard. Either way the atmosphere of the restaurant has upmarket and relaxed.
EAT's contemporary menu has a variety of items to suit every appetite. Try the Sweetcorn fritters as comfort food. While those with a more demanding palate will appreciate the Pear, Blue Cheese and Caramelised Cashew Nuts as an appetizer. End with a delectable dessert of Deep Fried Ice-cream with caramelised berries. The mains on offer caters for the not so hungry in the form of snack baskets, while the carnivores will certainly tuck into the Rib Eye or Rump steak selection without being asked twice.
The restaurant offers some great entertainment in the summer months.
EAT offers a relaxed setting that is wheelchair friendly.
Sip on a cuppa elegantly from a tea cup, baby finger pointed skywards, just as the Duchess does. Take it sweet with a homemade miniature pink meringue on the side or a slice of zesty lemon.
Tea and cappuccino time shared with a friend is happiness and time well spent. Spoil yourself and friends with our selection of decadent cakes or our specialty red velvet fairy cupcakes, New Yorker cheese cake, Caramello meringue, chocolate hazelnut, carrot cake or our famous fudge mousse cake.
eat PINK is by far the BEST for cappuccinos, espressos, café lattes, classic breakfasts, light legendary lunches, crisp salads and snacks. Our unique signature dishes is an exceptional taste experience for all!
Our elegant contemporary boutique and coffee shop offers modern classical opulence in vibrant cherise pink and lime green tranquil color blends which add to the unique experience. It will be a stylish and memorable eating experience where you will want to visit again!
Come and see what everyone is talking about and make it your boutique to meet your friends for that cuppa. Special occasions, we will be most honored to host you and your guests. We can create any menu and reserve the venue especially for you.
Feast in Parys is a unique restaurant that caters for real foodies. Enjoy light lunches, and wholesome, fresh cuisine at reasonable prices. The intimate setting adds to a great dining experience. The Feast table on Sundays should not be missed - please enquire. Great service, personalized setting, a laid-back atmosphere and good food can be found here.
Reputed as one of the oldest pubs around, Fireman's Arms is the place to hangout during big sporting events.
A bustling vibe and familier faces makes this place a haven for locals and boasts a fireman's pole which tempts over indulged drinkers to climb to the top and sign the ceiling.
The menu offers the usual suspects like bangers 'n' mash and fish 'n' chips and some surprising hearty meals such as slow-cooked fare pork neck or oxtail and thin-based pizzas.
Located on the corner of Buitengracht Street, Fireman's Arms proffers hearty pub grub, beer on tap and bustling sports ambiance.
Fish Eagle Arms boasts the best fish and chips in the Eastern Cape, with a hearty selection of all tim favourites such as toasted sandwiches, burgers, wraps, calamari and salads.
The extensive a la carte menu offers languid lunches and memorable dinners with pre dinner drinks and warming Irish Coffee nightcaps rounding off the meal.
The contemporary look and feel inspires classic and modern trends and provides a hub for trendy foodies.
The menu boasts international with a South African twist served in a deli atmosphere.
Enjoy breakfast or lunch at iCafe in Naspers Centre, Cape Town.
Situated on the corner of Bree and Bloem Streets, this artisan bakery is the hip meeting place in the city. Form their Bomb breakfast consisting of a croissant with bacon, emmental cheese and a poached egg to the sushi sandwich at lunchtime, everything at Jason is baked freshly with top ingredients. As the title suggests artisan beer and sparkling wines are the order of the day for those who want something stronger than the excellent coffees they serve.
Luvies Bakery is the home of exceptional confectionery. Everything is done with passion and artistic flair. Only the best and freshest ingredients are used to make the most delightful and breathtaking cakes. Luvies specialises in novelty cakes, wedding cakes, pastries and finger delights. The kitchen is run by pastry chef Melanie Pillay, who brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience.


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Today's CPS board meeting
The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. today in the Auditorium at the Education Center, 2651 Burnet Ave., Corryville; www.cps-k12.org
A coalition of community leaders hopes to use tonight's Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education meeting to encourage the board and the district's teachers union to resolve their differences on a new, three-year labor contract. We support that effort by the Strive Partnership, and urge concerned parents and taxpayers to show up and demand an end to the impasse in negotiations.
In particular, they should ask the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers to take a more enlightened approach to teacher accountability - an approach that the previous contract does not sufficiently foster. With a new school year to begin Aug. 18 and no agreement to replace a contract that expired at the beginning of the year, the situation has gone from being merely urgent to flat-out ridiculous.
Strive, which represents a range of civic and social groups seeking to help improve educational quality, has expressed concern for some time over the progress - or lack thereof - in contract talks.
Last fall, CFT and CPS seemed to be on the same page. Both supported a survey by the New Teacher Project to advance teacher reforms. In an Enquirer guest column, CFT President Julie Sellers called for teachers and the administration to "shed old assumptions" and forge a "radical" new contract. In her column, Superintendent Mary Ronan called it a "tremendous opportunity ... to develop creative strategies."
Unfortunately, the public has heard mostly silence since then, except for the occasional sniping from one side or the other. This impasse raises concerns that contract decisions could be turned over to an outside arbitrator - and the disquieting thought that some might consider it to their advantage to stall and go to arbitration.
Strive is striving to be diplomatic and even-handed. In a letter on Friday, the organization urged public support for both CPS and CFT, and offered warm, encouraging words to both sides.
But make no mistake. Between the lines of that letter, plus a Strive letter to the editor in July signed by more than two dozen local leaders, is a clear message that the teachers must step up with a contract that abandons the "failed policies of the past."
Consider the recent flap over "lead teachers."
In June, Ronan announced changes in a volunteer career-training program that would gradually move some of the district's best teachers into some of its lowest-performing schools. The concept was sound: Putting highly skilled educators in schools with the greatest need can help lift students' academic performance and advance the goal of an effective education for all children. The federal government is pushing for just such reforms.
But CFT, betraying a penchant for clinging to old assumptions, quickly filed a grievance over the new policy, saying that it violated their contract.
Well, the reality is that their contract violates common sense.
The highly proscriptive, 80-page document "too often rewards teachers for seniority while ignoring the success or failure of their students," Strive noted in July. "It unnecessarily restricts the superintendent's ability to create innovative alternative schools. And the teacher transfer and placement processes prevent schools from assembling the best possible instructional teams."
As the Enquirer's Krista Ramsey outlined in a Forum report, "Trading Money for Power," last fall, decades of contract negotiations under Ohio's collective-bargaining law have produced a document that "drips with regulations" and gives the union great clout.
As syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts writes today (below), districts across the nation find that efforts to require better performance from teachers are met with resistance from recalcitrant unions. Many groups, including labor's traditional liberal allies, are urging those unions to rethink stances that don't do justice to teachers' professionalism and to the urgent need for higher student achievement.
"Providing a strong educational foundation for every child is perhaps the great moral, social and economic imperative of our time," Strive declared in July. That's a powerful statement. Low academic achievement is directly related to high crime and poverty rates. We all pay for those failings, so we all have an interest in bringing low-performing schools to a higher standard.
This is not a time to play foot-dragging, issue-muddying games. This is a time for a contract that enables solid reforms instead of tying schools in legalistic knots.
Columnist Pitts' blunt words are apt: Lead, follow or get out of the way.


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|Physiological stress in decapod crustaceans (Munida rugosa and Liocarcinus depurator) discarded in the Clyde Nephrops fishery.
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|PMID: 11343713 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|Crustacean discards experience stress during commercial fishing operations, due to increased exercise while in the trawl and aerial exposure during sorting of the catch. Physiological stress and recovery were assessed following trawling of two ecologically important decapod species, regularly discarded in the Clyde Nephrops fishery. Haemolymph samples taken from trawled swimming crabs, Liocarcinus depurator, and squat lobsters, Munida rugosa, had significantly higher concentrations of ammonia (0.308 and 0.519 mmol l(-1)), D-glucose (0.14 and 0.097 mmol l(-1)) and L-lactate (6.2 and 0.87 mmol l(-1)) compared with controls, indicating an impairment of ammonia excretion and a switch to anaerobic metabolism. Concurrently, the haemolymph pH of trawled squat lobsters was low (7.47) compared with controls (7.75); however, the reverse trend was found in L. depurator. Initially elevated lactate (7.98 mmol l(-1)) and glucose (0.73 mmol l(-1)) concentrations of trawled and emersed (1 h) L. depurator were restored, 4 h after re-immersion along with pH (7.54). Crabs that had been emersed for 1 h had significantly higher concentrations of glucose (0.2 mmol l(-1)) and lactate (5.14 mmol l(-1)), and had more acidic blood (7.64) than L. depurator subject to 1 h of exercise, indicating that anoxia was the main cause of physiological stress. Crabs and squat lobsters lost 7% and 9% of their initial body wet weight following 1 h of emersion, although blood osmolarities did not change significantly. While all animals survived aerial exposure in our experiments, sorting of the catch on commercial boats takes up to 300 min, which could lead to mortality or sub-lethal chronic biochemical changes that could compromise fitness.
|M Bergmann; A C. Taylor; P Geoffrey Moore
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As mentally and physically crushed as I am right now I still appreciate that this is my office
Bobby Bobskill Models The Old School Captain Joe's T-Shirt Circa 1992
Filming B Roll For Olive Kitteridge At Captain Joes
You Must be Crazy if You Are Not Having Captain Joe's Lobsters for Dinner Tonight!!
How much do you pay for hamburger meat? For good quality, we pay more than $4.00 per pound. Do you know that the best quality, sweetest, most fresh-off-the-boat, and most tender tasty lobsters are only FOUR DOLLARS per pound at Captain Joe and Sons RIGHT NOW? What are you waiting for ?????????????????????????????????????????
Daughter Liv is always so sweet to her brother Alex ~ Laurel Beedy cell phone photo
Beautiful Industry- Brian Cummings Shoots The Trapper John
Check Out Brian's Facebook Page Here- FB/briancummingsphotosesh
Monster Lobster
Joey, hey man its Jacob across the street. I work on the Pretty Girl with Lou and Jonny. We caught and released this bad mother last week.
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Mayor Kirk and New Regional Publisher For North of Boston Media Group Karen Andreas Get Freaky with Some Lobstahs.
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— Joey_C (@Joey_C) June 16, 2013
Over at Joey's-
Crazy for Lobsters!
Sean's (nickname 'Spoonin' Love') Lobster Tatoo
The Degelyse's Tuffy and Sean delivering the daily catch to Captain Joe's.
Although I am not an expert on the lobster's anatomy this looks accurate, and beautifully rendered.
Read More about the adventures of Sean and Tuffy:
Sean Diving Off the Roof of Captain Joe's
Captain Dave Jewell and Family at Captain Joes
Captain Dave Jewell and his wife Erin, daughter Maddy, and son Wyatt say hello to Joey.
Dave is the Captain of the Lady J, which runs fishing charters throughout the year. Dave also provides lobsters to Captain Joes. Lady J Fishing Charters offers full and half day trips for bluefish, striped bass, cod, haddock, and tuna, and kids are encouraged–for an adventure of a lifetime! After reading about Dave's charters I'd love to plan a trip with my son!
From Captain Dave's website about the Lady J. Fishing Charters:
Hi, I am Captain Dave Jewell owner and operator of the Lady J. I would like to welcome you aboard my second home to experience what life is like as a professional fisherman. To me there is nothing better or more rewarding than a day at sea loading the boat with the best New England has to offer.
It is my mission to bring you the excitement that fishing offshore Gloucester brings me each day. Give us the opportunity to show you how great fishing can be and we will not disappoint. Just one trip and you'll be hooked!
Gloucester At Dawn The South Channel Gloucester Harbor From Captain Joe and Sons Parking Lot 5:01AM 4/22/12
Waterfront Earth Day Clean Up Saturday April 21, 2012 and I'm Buyin! Two free T-Shirts and One Free Embroidered GMG Logo Courtesy Paulie Walnuts
For anyone who wants to help clean up down along our docks on east Main street for earth day, I'll be buying coffee and donuts. I suggested to Melissa Cox that I'd buy beer and pizza but she told me it might be a little early for that and suggested coffee and donuts.
We will have some water as well and if anyone is still around come noon Saturday April 21, I'll re-up on the pledge for pizza and beer as well.
Melissa is picking up bags and disposable gloves. We're gonna get started at 8AM
95 East Main Street, Captain Joe and Sons
and anyone who shows up will get one of the highly coveted only a handful ever made metallic blue stickas!
Stickas made by FOB's Frank Ciolino and Shewsberry
Paulie Walnuts donated two embroidered T Shirts and one embroidered GMG Logo Cap to be
raffled off for a free drawing chosen from the group of FOB's who come down and hang with us. I can guarantee you that our group will be having the most Earth day Fun on Saturday!
There may even be an art rock planted somewhere in our general vicinity that morning!
Thanks so much to Paulie, check oout Paulie's website here www.art-rocks.org
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Painting the working Waterfront
Video- The Final Trap Hits The Dock From the 2011 Lobstering Season Aboard The Degelyse
The Sinking Of The Ben and Josephine Account From The Gloucester Daily Times
The Infamous Fred Buck At The Cape Ann Museum found the article from the Times with the account of how our Grandfather's boat was sunk by the German Sub on June 11, 1942
Gloucester Daily Times, June 11, 1942
14 Fishermen Reach Shore Safely After Craft Are Shelled
Two Gloucester fishing draggers were shelled and sunk within a half hour of each other off the New England coast Wednesday afternoon, June 3, while the crews of both vessels were endangered by machine gun bullets, shrapnel from hurtling shells and even from direct shelling by an enemy submarine, a long dull grey craft without identification marks.
All 14 men in the crews managed to reach shore after 36 hours of rowing through fog and drenching rain, with neither crew able to salvage an ounce of food. Capt. John O. Johnson, owner-skipper of the second craft shelled, told a graphic story of the event, while Capt. Joseph Ciametaro [sic], 27 years, Washington Square, skipper of the other boat, described the machine gunning. The only casualty was Capt. Johnson's dog "Snooksie."
First Local Casualties
These are the first Gloucester fishermen to be sunk by subs since late summer of 1918, when the German submarines took a toll of Gloucester swordfishermen and market fishermen on Georges Bank. News of the sinkings were learned here within two days of the tragedy.
In Capt. Ciametaro's crew were Sam Frontiero, 45 years, 19 Mansfield Street, engineer; Tony Frontiero, 35 years, 17 Elm Street, cook; Sam Orlando, 23 years, 7 Washington Square; Dominic Montagnino, 27 years, 21 Riggs Street; William Mahoney, 49 years, 12 Locust Street; Peter Frontiero, 27 years, 42 Fort Square; James A. Sheaves, 42 years, 12 Marchant Street.
Their craft, costing some $80,000 a couple years ago when she was built, was on the fishing grounds in the late afternoon, and had already made one set, getting 1500 pounds redfish, when in steaming toward what they thought would be a better spot, Orlando on watch forward, saw the conning tower of a submarine off a distance from them. At first, they thought she might be an American submarine on patrol, but when the raider came within 300 feet of their craft, they saw men on deck armed with machine guns, letting loose a barrage of tracer shots at their craft.
Machine Gun House
"Orlando called me on deck and when I realized they were firing at us, I knew very well she was an enemy," said Capt. Ciaramitaro. "I ran into the pilot house to get the compass, and as I did, some of the machine gun bullets smashed away at the house. Mahoney who was up nearby came within inches of getting killed. They must have thought the firing would be a warning.
"Anyway, we made for the two dories aboard, and lost no time in launching them into the water. We didn't even bother to get our clothing or anything else and even left the compass behind. I had planned to break the seal on the radio telephone in the engine house and notify the Coast Guard that a sub was attacking us, but the firing was too hot for us, and it would take too many precious minutes to get this done.
"Sheaves, Orlando, Montagnino and Tony Frontiero were in the first dory, while Sam Frontiero and myself made for the other.
"Within five minutes of the machine gunning, the sub crew started firing from a gun mounted on deck. I don't know what type it was or how big. I know that those shells came thick and fast, and there must have been anywhere from 40 to 50 shells sent at our boat. One of the shells must have banged into the foc's'tle, because we saw the stove come hurtling out through a shellhole in the port side of the boat.
"The shell that did the trick was the last one, smashing into the engine room, causing an explosion, which set the boat afire. However, it was a half hour later before she finally sunk. We couldn't see how good their aim was, because we were on the opposite side from where they were shelling.
"There was a lot of shrapnel from the shells flying around us, but none of us was hit. None of the crew bothered to speak to us and we said nothing to them. We don't know whether they were Germans or Italians. They certainly weren't friends. They were tall and slim. There were several men on the deck of the sub.
Many Misses
Orlando and others of the crew declared there were more misses than hits as the shells screamed overhead and around them. It looked like the battle of the Marne might have looked, they thought. The weather was clear with visibility of at least six or seven miles, said the skipper. The sea was fairly smooth.
As the two dories were rowing away from the craft in which they had made big money in the past couple years, they saw a short while later smoke rising in the distance and knew that the neighboring dragger had been sunk.
Fog set in on the long pull to shore. Guided only by the direction of the wind which the skipper had sensed as he left the dragger, the reckoning proved correct and brought them to land 36 hours later. They rowed in reliefs of two, and both dories kept together. They had no food, but did have a small amount of water. It was a long hard pull and when they finally made it, every man was exhausted. They were given strong steaming coffee, bacon and eggs, and it all tasted mighty good. Later the navy took charge of the men and took their accounts of what had happened. They arrived about 4:30 o'clock in the morning.
Asked as to whether or not they were frightened when machine gunned, the skipper exclaimed, "Of course we were scared. With those bullets flying all around us, there was no wonder we were scared."
"Every time they would fire a shell it would knock the boat around," the skipper added. "The next shell would swing around the other way." Said Peter Frontiero, "To tell you the truth, we were stunned. The sub skipper gave us plenty of time to get off, but he did have a lot of shots fired in the pilot house. When he let the shells go, we knew he meant business and we got going. We are glad they never hit our dories."


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|Ischemic heart disease in patients with uremia undergoing maintenance hemodialysis.
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|PMID: 548604 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The 6-year cumulative incidence of ischemic heart disease (IHD) in 382 dialysis patients (mean age [SEM], 43 +/- 0.7 years) was studied. Of 101 patients with IHD, only 39 developed symptoms following dialysis (cumulative incidence, 20.8%). This group was older than those with IHD, and in 55%, IHD occurred in the first year of dialysis. Analysis by sex and race showed the rate of IHD in men and women to be similar, but the rate in whites was twice that in blacks. In men, the rate was not different from nondialysis men with similar coronary risk factors, whereas in dialysis women, the rate was twice that of nondialysis cohort. The development of IHD did not adversely affect long-term survival in patients without prior evidence of IHD. Death from myocardial infarction occurred in 3 of 320 patients ar risk. Atuopsy data in 33 patients revealed 70% stenosis of coronary arteries in 7, 4 of whom had antecedent disease. Our major conclusions are (a) the incidence of IHD during dialysis was not different from similarly matched nondialysis subjects; (b) the rate of IHD in dialysis women was greater than it was in nondialysis subjects; (c) coronary artery disease only affected long-term survival of patients with preexisting disease; (d) autopsy data did not suggest accelerated atherosclerosis.
|S G Rostand; J C Gretes; K A Kirk; E A Rutsky; T E Andreoli
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|Title: Kidney international Volume: 16 ISSN: 0085-2538 ISO Abbreviation: Kidney Int. Publication Date: 1979 Nov
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|Created Date: 1980-09-26 Completed Date: 1980-09-26 Revised Date: 2004-11-17
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0323470 Medline TA: Kidney Int Country: GERMANY, WEST
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An official announcement has been made stating that Dean Wilson, a winner this season in the 250SX Class West Region, will race in the premier 450SX Class for Chad Reed's Discount Tire/TwoTwo Motorsports team in select East Region rounds during his midseason break from competition. Reed suffered three broken bones in a last-lap crash in San Diego on February 8 and after attempting to give it a go last weekend in Dallas, was forced to sit out at least for the remainder of the Monster Energy Supercross season.Chad Reed, Dean Wilson, Supercross
SX: The Holeshot San Diego — 22 Takeaways From Round 6
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The Military Appreciation Race set the tone for an incredible night of action in San Diego last Saturday as the entire industry honored the millions of service men and women who are willing to risk their lives in defense of our country. It was one of the most heartwarming nights in Monster Energy Supercross history and the racing provided a fitting display of the world's best riders. It was a great way for these men to show their gratitude to the military.
Each week, The Holeshot will provide 22 takeaways – a full starting gate – from the most recent round of action.
1. It was a great visual overload in the pits and on the track in San Diego as many bikes and riders were adorned in camouflage and other military-themed designs and colors for the event.Chad Reed, Eli Tomac, James Stewart, Justin Brayton, Ken Roczen, Monster Energy, Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto, Supercross
SX: Chad Reed Confirms Injuries After San Diego Crash — Update
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As reported Saturday night, No. 22 Chad Reed went down hard after making contact with Ken Roczen's bike during the final lap of the San Diego race.
Since the incident, Reed updated the extent of his injuries through his social media accounts.Chad Reed, Ken Roczen, Supercross
SX: Stewart Wins In San Diego; Reed Crashes Out
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James Stewart was the class of the field Saturday night at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, Calif., leading wire-to-wire to earn his first Monster Energy Supercross victory of the season.
The two-time series Champion worked his way into first on the opening lap and held off reigning Champion Ryan Villopoto to lead all 20 laps and pick up his first win in nearly one year.Chad Reed, James Stewart, Ken Roczen, Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto, San Diego, Supercross, Video
SX: Reed Wins Final Stop In Anaheim
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Chad Reed backed up his Anaheim 2 victory with a wire-to-wire win Saturday night at the third and final Anaheim race.
The 31-year-old moved into the lead on the first lap and fought off a determined Ken Roczen to score his second win of the 2014 Monster Energy Supercross season.
"It was a tough racetrack tonight," said Reed. "It was about making smart choices and putting yourself in a good position to ride 20 solid laps. This win means more to me than the last one [on January 18] where I came from behind because it's tougher to go out there and lead all 20 laps. We had our bike dialed in tonight and it was one of those nights where it felt one with me."Anaheim, Chad Reed, James Stewart, Ken Roczen, Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto, Supercross, Video


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Highlights from the Nov. 24 issue of New York Teacher:
An idea whose time has come can't be evicted
30,000 rally in Foley Square as Occupy movement continues to focus attention on critical issues
Two days after being evicted from its home base in Zuccotti Park, the Occupy Wall Street movement roared its response on Nov. 17 as more than 30,000 workers, students and community members gathered in Foley Square to mark the movement's two-month anniversary and call for jobs and economic justice.
'Landslide' victory in Ohio lauded
UFTers helped swing vote in favor of public-sector workers, Mulgrew says
UFT President Michael Mulgrew opened the Nov. 9 Delegate Assembly with some good news: in Ohio the previous day, voters turned back by a 61-39 percent margin an attempt to prevent public-sector workers from being able to bargain collectively.
He noted that 25 UFT retirees and staffers had been on the ground in Ohio, knocking on doors and making phone calls to talk about the issue and get out the vote.
Donovan re-elected Staten Island district attorney
UFT-endorsed candidate Dan Donovan was re-elected as district attorney for Staten Island on Election Day. Donovan, a Republican who became the borough's DA in 2004, was re-elected for the second time with 70 percent of the vote. "Dan has a great record and educators did a great job backing him," UFT Staten Island Representative Emil Pietromonaco said.
School secretaries feel the squeeze
School secretaries throughout the city are feeling overworked and under pressure as their ranks have thinned as secretaries leave and retire and are not replaced, according to UFT representatives. The number of school secretaries has dropped nearly 15 percent between October 2008, when there were 3,537, and this October, when there were only 3,047.
Who is really building the state economy?
This "Seeing is believing" infographic illustrates how the poor and the middle class are carrying the taxload in this state, and the rich are paying less than ever.
Class sizes at 5-year highs
Budget cuts continue to hammer city schools
To no one's surprise, preliminary class size figures, released by the city Department of Education on Nov. 15, show class sizes increased in all grades and core subjects again this year as budget cuts continued to slam the city's schools.
UFT files new appeal to stop TDRs
The UFT will go directly to the state's highest court in an effort to prevent the public release of the city Department of Education's Teacher Data Reports, a move made necessary when the union's efforts to keep the widely discredited reports private were not successful before the lower courts.
Restrictive voting laws on rise across country
In 2011, legislators in seven states — Alabama, Kansas, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin — rewrote voting laws to require voters to present state-issued photo identification, while a voter-ID ballot question passed in Mississippi on Nov. 8. Florida and Ohio cut nearly in half the number of days for early voting and eliminated Sunday voting.
Campaign launched to fight attack on voting rights
UFT President Michael Mulgrew joined a host of community and civil rights leaders on the City Hall steps on Nov. 8 — Election Day — to launch the "Stand for Freedom" national voting rights campaign. The campaign announced a major march and rally on Saturday, Dec. 10 to protest the attack on voting rights nationwide.
Public libraries offer free delivery to some schools
Online service brings books to three boroughs
In another online first, some lucky city schools will be able to borrow up to 100 books at a time from the New York Public Library and have them delivered directly to their libraries and classrooms. A New York Public Library pilot program will allow teachers at more than 50 schools in Manhattan, Staten Island and the Bronx to borrow books online, including sets for an entire class.
'Look where we are today'
1,100 celebrate UFT activism at annual ceremony
Young UFT members just finding their union voice and longtime activists without whom the UFT would not be what it is were honored with awards at the Nov. 6 Teacher Union Day event that celebrates the contributions of the union's own members.


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adjective pre·car·i·ous \pri-ˈker-ē-əs\
: not safe, strong, or steady
Full Definition of PRECARIOUS
: depending on the will or pleasure of another
a : dependent on chance circumstances, unknown conditions, or uncertain developmentsb : characterized by a lack of security or stability that threatens with danger
— pre·car·i·ous·ly adverb
— pre·car·i·ous·ness noun
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Examples of PRECARIOUS
- He earned a precarious livelihood by gambling.
- The strong wind almost knocked him off of his precarious perch on the edge of the cliff.
- These states are corrupt and brutal. They are theocracies, or precarious autocracies, or secular totalitarian states: tyrannies all, deniers of freedom, republics of fear, enemies of civility and human flourishing. —Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review, 15 Oct. 2001
- Such folks led a precarious existence, their homes routinely destroyed in pursuit of a scorched earth policy whenever Florence came under siege. —R.W.B. Lewis, Dante, 2001
- She was the first baby he had ever held; he had thought it would be a precarious experience, shot through with fear of dropping something so precious and fragile, but no, in even the smallest infant there was an adhesive force, a something that actively fit your arms and hands, banishing the fear. —John Updike, The Afterlife, 1994
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Latin precarius obtained by entreaty, uncertain — more at prayer
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dangerous, hazardous, precarious, perilous, risky mean bringing or involving the chance of loss or injury. dangerous applies to something that may cause harm or loss unless dealt with carefully <soldiers on a dangerous mission>. hazardous implies great and continuous risk of harm or failure <claims that smoking is hazardous to your health>. precarious suggests both insecurity and uncertainty <earned a precarious living by gambling>. perilous strongly implies the immediacy of danger <perilous mountain roads>. risky often applies to a known and accepted danger <shied away from risky investments>.
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Friday, November 4, 2011
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CONYERS -- The Rockdale County Board of Commissioners will vote on a resolution to adopt an urban redevelopment plan at its Nov. 8 meeting.
The urban redevelopment plan, which also includes an opportunity zone, will focus on 1,600 acres that runs along Interstate 20 from DeKalb County to the city of Conyers. It includes Iris Drive and much of the industrial area on the north side of Rockdale County.
Catherine Mercier-Baggett, county planner, presented the plan at the Board of Commissioners' Nov. 1 meeting.
"The purpose of the plan is to promote the revitalization of areas that are in decline, and preferably through private investment," Mercier-Baggett said.
The plan is a collaboration between the Conyers Rockdale Economic Council, the planning department and other county departments.
It was developed by first doing an on-site assessment of the property through survey, documentation and photography of the area.
"The criteria that we used to establish this boundary were the concentration of aging and neglected structures, the faulty road layout, the substandard lots, environmental hazards, safety concerns and underdeveloped or underutilized property," Mercier-Baggett said.
The planning department then mapped all the opportunities available for the area. The concept for the redevelopment plan is based on making the area environmentally, economically and socially viable.
Mercier-Baggett said the plan contained three elements, including green infrastructure, walkability of the area and visual quality.
The plan would open up the area by breaking up big properties, and also by the potential addition of higher density buildings.
"At the core of this plan is the potentially future multi-modal transfer station," Mercier-Baggett said.
Mercier-Baggett said she was unsure of how the urban redevelopment plan would manifest itself.
"We did not work with a pre-developed master plan," she said. "We don't have all the details of what it will look like in the future -- it really is open to private investment."
The BOC will also vote on a resolution to create an opportunity zone.
Marshall Walker, director of planning and zoning, said the opportunity zone, in conjunction with the urban redevelopment plan, would provide some tax breaks.
"This is a job creation tool," Walker said. "There is a tax break on paying taxes for the employees -- $3,500 per employee -- which is an incentive for the business. It can add up very quickly for additional businesses to come in or for existing businesses to hire more employees."
The proposed resolution for the urban redevelopment plan is available at http://www.rockdalecounty.org/BOC_Agenda/Media/PDF_1108/8b2.pdf. The proposed resolution for the opportunity zone is available at http://www.rockdalecounty.org/BOC_Agenda/Media/PDF_1108/8b3.pdf.
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"At the core of this plan is the potentially future multi-modal transfer station," Mercier-Baggett said. In other words, they're bringing MARTA to Rockdale.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A new ordinance in Las Vegas is aimed at requiring handbill distributors - the ones who distribute pamphlets that advertise exotic dancers - to pick those pamphlets up off the sidewalk if they're tossed aside by tourists.
The cards and pamphlets most often depict scantily clad women, and officials say the ordinance is merely an effort to solve an X-rated litter problem and thereby clean up the famed Las Vegas Strip.
There's a hitch, though.
The American Civil Liberties Union says the law could run afoul of the First Amendment. The ACLU says police can't cite handbill distributors for litter if tourists are the ones littering.
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While it's not even halfway through junior year for 2013 prospects, the dominoes are beginning to fall for several top-50 guards.
Brannen Greene popped for Kansas on Tuesday, Anton Gill went with Louisville on Wednesday – could Isaiah Lewis be next?
"I may commit this month," Lewis said. "I'm weighing all my options."
Right now, there are five schools on Lewis' list, in order: Kansas, Louisville, Georgia Tech, Memphis and Florida. All have offered.
While he's not ready to make a commitment just yet, he's leaning toward one school in particular: Kansas.
"I like how coach [Bill] Self lets his guards play," Lewis said. "It starts with the guards. The tradition is great and coach Self knows how to win."
With Greene announcing for the Jayhawks on Tuesday, one might expect Lewis would be afraid to go to a place with a star guard already in place. Not so – his friendship with Greene only helps Self's chances with the New York native.
"Everyone is expecting me to go to Kansas because of Brannen," Lewis said. "Everyone knows we are best friends, so it doesn't matter to me."
Moreover, Lewis said he has been playing on the ball more this season at Christ the King (N.Y.), as opposed to primarily a shooting guard role last year. So far, he is averaging 18 points, six rebounds and five assists, and Christ the King – where he plays alongside Connecticut-signee Omar Calhoun – is off to a 2-1 start.
Lewis had to transform his body and his game over the summer in order to prepare for his new role.
"I think I've gotten a lot stronger," he said. "I'm playing the point now, so getting strong was a big part of my summer. I think I've had to give up some shots for guys, but if that's what I need to do to win, I'm in for it."
Lewis, a 6-foot-3 prospect, is ranked No. 40 in CBSSports.com's Top 100. Lewis is a high-level scorer who is very good in the mid-range. He has a good floater and pull-up jumper, and also knows how to get into the lane. Lewis has good athleticism, and has been developing into more of a facilitator than a scorer since moving over to the point. He said he is working on his 3-point shot.
While he's not rushing into a decision, he is looking forward to finishing up the recruiting process.
"Just to have all the weight off me," Lewis said. "I think it's going to help me focus more on basketball and school."
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AS STOCK MARKETS PLUNGE IT'S TIME TO ASK WHETHER THE FILM INDUSTRY REALLY IS RECESSION-PROOFMillions may have been wiped from the investment portfolios of the wealthy few that drive the entertainment industry, but the film business itself seems to be clinging to the age-old belief that cinema is recession-proof. Film, however, may not be as completely immune from the impact of a slowdown as it once was. As this week's lead story in SCREEN INTERNATIONAL discovers in places ...
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Peoples Academy senior Katie Stames (left) became just the eighth girl in Vermont high school soccer to eclipse the 100-goal mark for her career.
Katie Stames scored her 100th career goal and Hannah Merriam notched her 50th career tally as Peoples wrapped up the regular season with a 9-0 win over Northfield in high school girls soccer Saturday.
Stames had a hat trick for Peoples (14-0), while Merriam, Katie Fish, Carie Wan, Nicole Liekert, Michelle Yando also scored for the Wolves.
Wan and Megan Lamare combined to earn the shutout for Peoples and DJ Doney made nine saves for Northfield (3-10-1).
? Milton 2, Missisquoi 1 (OT): Erin Turner's goal with 14 seconds left in the first overtime gave Milton the win over visiting Missisquoi.
Caitlyn Dabagian also scored and Brooke Phillips assisted on both goals for Milton (10-3-1).
Mikayla Merrill scored and Jenne Hull made 17 saves for MVU.
Kayleigh Reid stopped four shots for Milton.
? Montpelier 1, Green Mountain Valley 0: Kate Laporte struck late in the first half to send Montpelier past visiting Green Mountain Valley.
Ellen Eurich provided the assist and Natalie Lavigne made five saves for Montpelier.
Eva Shaw stopped four shots for GMVS.
? Enosburg 2, Danville 1: Michaela Lombard scored just 2:48 into the match in host Enosburg's win over Danville.
Brooke St. Onge also scored in the first half and Megan Bosely turned away 10 shots for Enosburg (7-5-2).
Danville's Theresa White scored and Dani Chochran collected 21 saves.
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? Rice Memorial 1, Mount Abraham 0: Clay Scott scored on a header in the first half as host Rice Memorial halted Mount Abraham's quest for a perfect regular season.
Henry Conroy assisted Scott's goal on a corner kick. Leland Gazo made six saves for Rice (8-5-1), which blanked an opponent for the eighth time this season.
Ira Fisher had eight saves for the Eagles (13-1).
? Champlain Valley 4, BFA-St. Albans 0: Four players found the back of the net for Champlain Valley in a win over host BFA-St. Albans.
Oliver Choiniere, Max Brown, Nolan Jimmo and Zack Akey each had a goal for Champlain Valley (13-1).
Jake Zeminakic had five saves for BFA-St. Albans (5-7-2).
? St. Johnsbury 1, Burlington 0 (OT): Natzu Friebel's goal with about two minutes left in the first overtime gave St. Johnsbury the win over Burlington.
Rodrigo Garcia earned the assist for SJA (11-2-1).
Burlington wraps up the regular season at 6-6-2.
? Winooski 3, Oxbow 2 (OT): Ganesh Rai's winner came in the first minute of overtime as host Winooski dropped Oxbow.
Jabril Abdullahi and Eddy Lamson also struck for goals and Ali Omar made eight saves for the Spartans.
Oxbow's Eli Russ and Allen Wheeler scored and Michael Hodge stopped 18 shots.
? Stowe 0, Randolph 0: Joe Salls came up with 28 saves as visiting Randolph earned a tie against Stowe.
Mark Infante stopped six shots for Stowe (9-2-3).
? Middlebury 1, Vergennes 1: Luke Paquin's goal in the 55th minute helped host Vergennes earn a tie with Middlebury.
Lucas Pyle had Middlebury's goal in the 25th minute and Bo Tran turned away 13 shots.
Dylan Raymond made five saves for Vergennes (4-8-2).
? U-32 5, Lamoille 0: Avery Tate and Zach Allen each supplied two goals as U-32 blanked visiting Lamoille.
Luke Carrier also tallied and Mckinley Shaffer stopped five shots for U-32.
Lamoille's Marcus Holmes made eight saves.
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sisquoi 1: Nate Cary scored with 15 minutes left in the second half to lift Milton to a win over Missisquoi.
Ryan Stinson added a goal for Milton (6-7-1).
Jake Hubbard scored on a penalty kick for Missisquoi (3-11) and Eamon Murphy came up with 14 saves.
? South Burlington 3, Spaulding 0: South Burlington struck twice in the first half as it shut out Spaulding.
Liam Nerber scored midway through the frame and Chaney Nash-Gibney converted a penalty kick 10 minutes later. Chris Trivieres rounded out the scoring with a goal five minutes after halftime.
Kyle McDonald earned a two-save clean sheet for the Rebels (8-6). Kevin Fritz had 10 stops for the Crimson Tide (3-10-1).
? Lake Region 3, Hazen 0: Alex Beauregard tallied twice in the first half to power Lake Region past Hazen.
Kolby George also scored for the Rangers (10-2-2), while Danny Epinette had three saves.
Derek Richardson had eight saves for the 5-7-2 Wildcats.


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One of J's favorite things to do is to go to a restaurant (or fast food joint in this case) and see if he can mimic the way what he orders is made. He does this for three reasons: it tests his culinary ability, gives him something to do, and saves us money when we find something really yummy.
The Limeade Sparklers are $2.99 each at our local franchises. They are yummy, but that adds up, and TB isn't close to my house. Here's our solution.
You'll Need:
- Sierra Mist, Sprite, or 7UP. We recommend Sierra Mist, because that's what they have at TB.
- Frozen Limeade concentrate, thawed. If you want the Cherry Limeade, use a frozen Cherry Limeade concentrate.
- Ice
- Limes
Fill a cup with ice. The ice is what keeps the limeade at the bottom of the cup and produces the Taco Bell look. (If it's cold, but doesn't have ice, you won't quite get the same thing!)
Put 2 to 4 ounces of your choice limeade concentrate in the bottom of the glass, depending on how strong you want the lime flavor, and how big your glass is.
Fill to top with Sierra Mist. Slice lime into quarters. Place in top of glass for garnish or squeeze juice into drink. Serve and enjoy!
This drink isn't really healthy for you, but it is certainly refreshing. For an adult twist, add a shot of rum or tequila.
Now you can get everything you need to make several servings of these drinks for around what you pay TB to make one for you.
Have you tried Taco Bell's Limeade Sparklers? What do you think?
Image Credit: Taco Bell


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Published on NY Times' In Transit Blog
05/03/2010, 5 comments.
Braised, fried, or sauteed with entrails are just a few ways to enjoy Roman artichokes. Find out everything you need to know about enjoying Rome's noble thistle in my post on the NY Times In Transit Blog here.
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Congrats! Cant wait to visit later this month and indulge!
I was drooling over the artichokes but you lost me with entrails
Complimenti! You have a great blog and from the sounds of it a pretty great life too! I saw this in the Times a few days ago and then happened to bump into your blog online today. I love, love, loooove fried artichokes. Reading your post about them made me want to book the first flight back! I've bookmarked your blog and look forward to reading it often and drooling over your pics!
congratulations, katie.


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The violence on the ground in Egypt following the ousting of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi is very real and very deadly. Yesterday some 51 civilian supporters of former President Morsi were reported killed when military and police fired on demonstrators. There's no comparison to that in the digital world. But there is a debate about semantics happening on a Wikipedia page describing recent events in Egypt: are they protests or a coup d'état? The answer could have real world consequences.


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Tim Laman
This collection of images was taken for a National Geographic story that was published in February 2007. Tim traveled to more than six countries to capture the diversity of life and use of the world's mangroves.
To view more images, please go to the Mangroves Gallery on Tim's online archive.
. Portfolio design by Neon Sky.


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|Country of origin, age at migration and risk of cutaneous melanoma: a migrant cohort study of 1,100,000 Israeli men.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 23319364 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Cutaneous melanoma (CM) is a common cancer with increasing incidence in many parts of the world where light-skinned populations live. We conducted a large-scale nationally representative migrant cohort study to assess country of origin and age at migration as predictors of CM, controlling for possible confounders. Data on 1,086,569 Israeli Jewish males, who underwent a general health examination before compulsory military service at ages 16-19 between the years 1967-2005, were linked to Israel National Cancer Registry to obtain incident CM up to 2006. Cox proportional hazards was used to model time to event. Overall, 1562 incident cases were detected during 19.3 million person-years of follow-up. Origin was a strong independent predictor of CM. Incidence was higher for European (hazard ratio [HR] = 4.08, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 3.55-4.67) and Israeli origin (HR = 2.92, 95% CI: 2.25-3.79) compared to N. African/Asian origin, adjusted for year of birth, years of education, residential socio-economic position, rural residence and body surface area (or height). Among those of European origin, the adjusted risk was significantly lower for those who immigrated after the age of 10 years (HR = 0.58, 95% CI: 0.45-0.73) but not for younger ages (HR = 1.02, 95% CI 0.84-1.23) compared to Israeli born. The high rates of CM among men of European origin and the almost twofold lower risk among those immigrating after age 10 provide solid support for the deleterious role of childhood sun exposure as a risk factor for melanoma. These findings will serve in directing public health and research efforts.
|Hagai Levine; Arnon Afek; Ari Shamiss; Estela Derazne; Dorit Tzur; Nadav Astman; Lital Keinan-Boker; Daniel Mimouni; Jeremy D Kark
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Date: 2013-02-15
Journal Detail:
|Title: International journal of cancer. Journal international du cancer Volume: 133 ISSN: 1097-0215 ISO Abbreviation: Int. J. Cancer Publication Date: 2013 Jul
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2013-05-15 Completed Date: 2013-07-11 Revised Date: 2014-01-28
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0042124 Medline TA: Int J Cancer Country: United States
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 486-94 Citation Subset: IM
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|Copyright © 2013 UICC.
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|MeSH Terms
Age Factors
Cohort Studies
Israel / epidemiology
Melanoma / epidemiology*, ethnology
Neoplasms, Radiation-Induced / epidemiology*, ethnology
Proportional Hazards Models
ROC Curve
Risk Factors
Skin Neoplasms / epidemiology*, ethnology
Sunlight / adverse effects
Transients and Migrants
Treatment Outcome
Young Adult
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|Int J Cancer. 2014 Feb 15;134(4):E2
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