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To the Editor:
For what it's worth, I've tried to influence the national discussion on reducing gun violence by contacting every Senator with the following message:
Although I am not a constituent of yours, I am writing to you hoping that you will place public safety above the politics of one side or the other in the national debate about reducing gun violence. I, myself, would not be able to live with the guilt of knowing that I haven't contributed all that I could to find a solution. You see, I am a resident of Sandy Hook, CT, and like everyone else in my town, I have been profoundly affected by the shootings.
While I would not presume to tell you what you must do, I have to make this plea: Do what you know in your heart will make the country safer from death by guns. Please join with all the good people who both agree and disagree with you on this issue, and take effective action before the next shooter incubates a plan to do violence. Like a cancer, these acts left untreated will multiply. And like cancer, prevention is a much better course than the treatment.
Knowing that I haven't much influence, I am reaching out to you in the hope that this appeal encourages you to gather the strength you need to overcome whatever obstacles you find in your path to craft a solution for our country.
Does it dishearten you as it does me to see how people's positions have hardened? Some people have become obstinate in their refusal to listen. This has forced our national leaders to draw a line in the sand and stay firmly entrenched in their own camps. I suspect that my message will not be read by Senators but by their staffs, and that I will receive automated or canned letters in response thanking me for contacting them. Still, it is a sentiment that needs to be expressed.
Rich Boritz
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All, I have been lurking around here for about a year or so and have not had a need to post. You do cover just about everything.
My wife is now open to getting a bike to ride with the family. My son 5 is now a monster on his Trek Float (best way to teach a kid yo ride by the way). We also have a girl that is about 3. We live in the Northern VA area and have tons of choices for trails. We are very close to the WO&D (paved) and s short drive to the C&O Canal (hard pack gravel). These are the types of trials we would do as a family in addition to just riding around the neighborhood. If she was to go without me, she would probably tow the girl in a trailer. If I am able to go, I would get trailer duty. For reference, I have a mountain bike and road bike.
The delima is the paved vs gravel and which bike to suggest. She is a newbie rider and may not be comfortable with a skinny tire on a trail like the canal. But a full mountain bike will be a chore to push on the pavement.
Any suggestions of what to get? Any specific models?


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Deeplinks Blog posts about Copyright Trolls
The copyright troll Righthaven has brought over 190 casesand countingagainst bloggers, online journalists and others since March of this year. While EFF has taken on two of these cases directly (Democratic Underground and DiBiase) we have also been attempting to help those sued to secure counsel. If the tactics of these trolls trouble you and you are a member of the bar with experience in copyright litigation, these defendants need your help.
Righthaven is attempting to make a business out of suing Internet websites for copyright infringement. It has filed 180 copyright actions so far —without ever first asking that a work be removed from the target website—in each case alleging "willful infringement" and attempting to extract settlements by threats of statutory damages (up to $150,000), attorneys' fees and seizure of the domain name.
With all of this talk about copyright trolls and spamigation, it is easy to get confused. Who is suing over copies of Far Cry and The Hurt Locker? Who is suing bloggers? Who is trying to protect their anonymity? Who is defending fair use? What do newspapers have to do with any of this? In order to cut through the confusion, here's a concise guide to copyright trolls currently in the wild, with status updates.
After months of dragnet litigation and intimidation, some of the thousands of "John Doe" Defendants targeted in mass copyright lawsuits filed in the District of Columbia are fighting back in earnest.
The lawsuits are the brainchild of a Washington, D.C., law firm calling itself the "U.S. Copyright Group" (USCG). USCG investigators have identified IP addresses they allege are associated with the unauthorized uploading and downloading of independent films, including "Far Cry" and "The Hurt Locker." Using those addresses, USCG has filed several "John Doe" lawsuits in D.C., implicating well over 14,000 individuals, and has issued subpoenas to ISPs seeking the identities of the subscribers associated with those IP addresses.
Thousands of ISP subscribers targeted in mass copyright infringement suits will have a better shot at defending themselves as a result of a hearing held today in Washington, D.C. EFF appeared at a hearing as a friend of the court, arguing that the suits improperly lump thousands of defendants together, a shortcut that deprives the defendants of fair access to individual justice.
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Sales of high-end, touchscreen PCs running Windows 8 have been running "well above forecast", according to Erik Dithmer, vice president of end user computing at hardware vendor Dell.
According to Dithmer, sales of the Windows 8-based Dell Inspiron One 23 and XPS One 27 PCs – large, touch-screen quad-core PCs – are running ahead of expectations. "Premium products are doing much better than standard products," said Dithmer. "They compete with the Apple iMac from a feature-function standpoint."
These devices generally start at about $1,500 or £1,000 and are not big volume sellers compared to the mainstream, sub-$600/£500 price point high-volume end of the market. Sales of these machines have been running more in line with expectations since the launch of Windows 8, added Dithmer.
Furthermore, in the enterprise, adoption has been slow, he suggested. "There's a huge amount of interest, but I would only call it 'interest' today. In the commercial world, especially in large enterprises, you've got to have proof of concept. Many of those commercial customers are still struggling to move from Windows XP to Windows 7.
"And there are bigger issues in the corporate IT world than Windows 8. But I would say that it's 'sexy' again to talk about desktops and notebooks with CIOs because of the blossoming of new offerings and use cases that are available in the commercial space," claimed Dithmer.
He added: "There's definitely a question of where can Windows 8 add enhanced productivity and provide a greater level of system management and security. There's definitely an interest in getting these Windows 8 tablets and devices into the executive office because it's going to help the IT organisation sleep better at night.
"But they are more of a status symbol. I've not yet heard a customer say they want to move all of their machines over to Windows 8 by 1 January," he said.
In the corporate world, Windows 8 has been implemented mainly in niche areas where the touch-screen capabilities offer most value, said Dithmer, such as hotel automated check-ins, and in point-of-sale environments.


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November 30, 2015
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The fire was burning in the Huffaker Hills area off Offenhauser Drive in a remote area. About seven acres burned.
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Saturday May 24, 2014Florida Advances to SEC Tournament Semifinal With 5-1 Win Over Mississippi State
Left-hander Danny Young pitched 4.1 scoreless innings in Friday's win. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Niblett)
Left-hander Danny Young pitched 4.1 scoreless innings in Friday's win. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Niblett)
HOOVER, Ala. – The Florida pitching staff limited Mississippi State to a single run and the Gators defeated the Bulldogs 5-1 on Friday night to advance to the 2014 SEC Tournament Semifinals. UF will face Kentucky on Saturday in the second semifinal game, 30 minutes following the conclusion of the Arkansas-LSU semifinal (1:00 p.m. ET start time).
After getting out of a bases-loaded jam in the first inning with no damage, the Gators cruised and scored five runs to support another strong outing by the pitching staff.
Florida started the second inning with three-straight batters reaching base and plated two runs when a ball hit by Peter Alonso was booted by the shortstop into left field.
Buddy Reed provided the defensive highlight of the day with a full-extension, diving catch in the bottom of the third inning that earned him a spot on Sportscenter's Top 10 Plays of the Day.
Florida added run in the fourth after Braden Mattson led off with a triple to left center field and scored on Alonso's RBI single up the middle for a 3-0 lead.
In the sixth inning, the Gators took advantage of an MSU miscue as Alonso reached base on a wild pitch after striking out. He advanced to second on Buddy Reed's groundout and scored on Josh Tobias' single up the middle for a 4-0 lead.
Florida scored its final run in the seventh inning as Tobias led off with a single and Harrison Bader doubled to right center field. Taylor Gushue brought home the run with a RBI groundout.
Sophomore starting pitcher Danny Young gave the Gators a good start, throwing 4.1 scoreless innings with no walks and a pair of strikeouts. Justin Shafer came on in relief and allowed just one run on a pair of hits in his longest outing of the season.
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"It's one of those deals where you just try to play your best and hang on to play another day. I thought tonight was an all-around really good game. We had some really at bats, obviously [Harrison] Bader had a big night and [Taylor] Gushue had a couple of hits. Turgeon hit the ball hard multiple times and we did enough. The pitching was outstanding. Danny [Young] gave us a really good start and Shafer I think had his longest outing of the year. He threw the ball really, really well against a really tough lineup with a lot of left-handed hitters. We didn't walk anybody and didn't make any errors. When we do that we usually end up playing pretty good and it ends up being a pretty good game for us. We're excited about still being in the tournament and playing Kentucky tomorrow. We're looking forward to it."
On the defensive play tonight:
"That play that Buddy [Reed] made in left field was outstanding. Then Richie [Martin] made one to his left and [Zack] Powers' footwork behind the bag instead of staying on the bag. We made some really, really good plays tonight. I'm really pleased with how we're playing and that's a mark of maturity for these young players. Sometimes their bats don't quite go the way they want to but they play good defense. We made some really good plays tonight and I'm really pleased with how we played tonight defensively."
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Thank you for looking at our website for the Killarney Court Hotel. I hope that you find it easy to navigate and pleasing on the eye. I also hope that the 'BLOG' that we are including at present is interesting for you and gives you an insight into what we are about here at the 'Court'.
We decided to do the blog having seen how it can help people understand what properties are like and what makes them tick. The recepies come from our Head Chef Eric Zsabo, who operates with a good brigade of 6 chefs. I hope you try out his recommendations as they are very tasty indeed. Our 'Day in the life' articles are an attempt to let you see how we operate in sometimes a humorous fashion ; as we all need a bit of humour in our everyday life. I do an article each month also. I try to portray how we are here in Killarney and our unique approach to life.
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Interferon Beta-1b
Pronunciation: IN-ter-FEER-on BAY-ta
Class: Immunomodulator
Trade Names
- Powder for injection, lyophilized 0.3 mg
Unknown; however, the biologic response–modifying properties are mediated through the interactions of interferon beta-1b with specific cell receptors found on the surface of human cells. Binding to these receptors induces the expression of a number of interferon-induced gene products that are believed to be mediators of the drug's biological action.
T max is 1 to 8 h. Mean C max is 40 units/mL. Bioavailability is approximately 50% (subcutaneous).
Mean Vd ss is 0.25 to 2.88 L/kg.
Mean t ½ is 8 min to 4.3 h.
Indications and Usage
To reduce the frequency of clinical exacerbations of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in ambulatory patients.
History of hypersensitivity to natural or recombinant interferon beta, human albumin, or any other component of formulation.
Dosage and AdministrationAdults
Subcutaneous Titrate to 0.25 mg every other day over a 6-wk period according to the following schedule: wk 1 and 2, 0.0625 mg every other day; wk 3 and 4, 0.125 mg every other day; wk 5 and 6, 0.1875 mg every other day; wk 7 and on, 0.25 mg every other day.
General Advice
- Reconstitute powder using supplied diluent only. Swirl vial gently to dissolve. Do not shake vial.
- Reconstituted solution should be clear and colorless.
- Do not administer if particulate matter, cloudiness, or discoloration is noted.
- Administer immediately after reconstitution, or refrigerate and use within 3 h.
- Withdraw prescribed dose into syringe for injection.
- Administer via subcutaneous route only. Not for intradermal, IM, or IV administration.
- Rotate injection sites (eg, buttocks, thighs, abdomen, back of arms). Use a different area from where last injection was administered. Do not inject into areas where skin is tender, bruised, red, or hard.
- Vials contain no preservative. Discard any unused portion. Do not combine unused portions.
- Do not mix with other drug solutions.
Store unopened vials at controlled room temperature (59° to 86°F). May store reconstituted solution in refrigerator for up to 3 h. Do not freeze.
Drug InteractionsZidovudine
Plasma levels of zidovudine may be elevated, increasing the pharmacologic effects and adverse reactions.
Laboratory Test Interactions
None well documented.
Adverse Reactions
Hypertension (6%); cardiomyopathy, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism (postmarketing).
Headache (50%); depression (30%); insomnia (21%); incoordination (17%); ataxia, confusion, convulsion, depersonalization, emotional lability, paresthesia, psychotic symptoms (postmarketing).
Rash (21%); skin disorder (10%); pruritus, skin discoloration, urticaria (postmarketing).
Hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, thyroid dysfunction (postmarketing).
Abdominal pain (16%); pancreatitis, vomiting (postmarketing).
Urinary urgency (11%); metrorrhagia (9%); impotence (8%); urosepsis, UTI (postmarketing).
Decreased lymphocytes (86%); leukopenia (18%); decreased neutrophils, decreased WBC (13%); lymphadenopathy (6%); anemia, thrombocytopenia (postmarketing).
Hepatitis, increased gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase (postmarketing).
Lab Tests
Increased ALT (12%); increased AST (4%).
Injection-site reaction (78%); injection-site inflammation (42%); injection-site pain (16%); injection-site hypersensitivity, injection-site necrosis (4%); injection-site edema, injection-site mass (2%).
Anorexia, hyperuricemia, hypocalcemia; increased triglyceride, weight decrease (postmarketing).
Hypertonia (40%); myalgia (23%).
Dyspnea (6%); bronchospasm, pneumonia (postmarketing).
Flu-like symptoms (57%); asthenia (53%); neutralizing antibodies (45%); pain (42%); fever (31%); chills (21%); peripheral edema (12%); chest pain (9%); malaise (6%); fatal capillary leak syndrome (postmarketing).
CBC and differential WBC counts, platelet counts, and blood chemistries, including LFTs, are recommended at 1, 3, and 6 mo following initiation of therapy and periodically thereafter. Thyroid function tests are recommended every 6 mo in patients with history of thyroid dysfunction.
Category C .
Safety and efficacy not established.
Product contains albumin, a derivative of human blood; therefore, there is a remote risk for transmission of viral diseases.
Anaphylaxis has been reported as a rare complication of interferon beta-1b use.
Injection-site necrosis may occur within the first 4 mo of therapy at single or multiple injection sites.
Suicide attempts and depression may occur with increased frequency.
Patient Information
- If patient or caregiver will be administering at home, review the Medication Guide with the patient or caregiver. Ensure that the patient or caregiver understands how to store, prepare, and administer dose, and how to dispose of used equipment and supplies. If possible, first injection should be performed under supervision of qualified health care provider.
- Advise patient, family, or caregiver that medication is not a cure for multiple sclerosis, but it may decrease the number of flare-ups and slow the development of some of the physical disabilities caused by multiple sclerosis.
- Advise patient not to change the dose or stop taking unless advised by health care provider.
- Remind patient that injection is administered every other day.
- Advise patient that if a dose is missed to take it as soon as possible and to schedule next dose approximately 48 h later.
- Instruct patient to rotate injection sites as described in the Medication Guide to minimize likelihood of severe injection-site reactions or tissue necrosis.
- Advise patient that flu-like symptoms are common and that acetaminophen can be used to relieve fever and muscle aches.
- Advise patient to notify health care provider immediately if any of the following occur: drainage of fluid, injection-site reaction with break in skin and blue-black discoloration, severely depressed mood, suicidal ideation, swelling.
- Advise patient to contact health care provider if experiencing bothersome adverse reactions or any unusual problems.
- Advise women of childbearing potential to use effective contraception during treatment because of abortifacient potential.
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|Calcium deposition in the skin of a hemodialysis patient with widespread skin necrosis.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 1805654 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Rapidly progressive skin necrosis involving large areas of the skin associated with extensive vascular calcification was observed in a 39-year-old male patient on chronic hemodialysis. Histological examination of the periphery of a skin ulcer showed that subepidermal arterioles were occluded with fibrin deposits and that calcification was demonstrated in subcutaneous small arteries and arterioles. Electron microscopically, electron-dense materials, granular, crystal-like, vacuolar, or laminated, were found not only in arterial walls of the periphery of an ulcer but also, to a lesser extent, in those of normal-appearing skin. The skin necrosis gradually healed with antiseptic topical treatments and the injection of recombinant erythropoietin. The relationship between the vascular lesions in hemodialysis patients and progressive skin necrosis is not well known, although a combination of local and systemic factors may play an important role in the development of vascular calcification and skin necrosis in uremic and hemodialysis patients.
|J Tada; R Torigoe; K Shimoe; S Ohara; J Arata; K Ashizawa
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|Type: Case Reports; Journal Article
Journal Detail:
|Title: The American Journal of dermatopathology Volume: 13 ISSN: 0193-1091 ISO Abbreviation: Am J Dermatopathol Publication Date: 1991 Dec
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 1992-05-07 Completed Date: 1992-05-07 Revised Date: 2004-11-17
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|Nlm Unique ID: 7911005 Medline TA: Am J Dermatopathol Country: UNITED STATES
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 605-10 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Dermatology, Okayama University Medical School, Japan.
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Kidney Failure, Chronic / therapy
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Adobe previews Flash video streaming to the iOS devices
updated 06:20 pm EDT, Wed April 13, 2011
Flash Media Server updated with new capabilities
Adobe has previewed new capabilities for the company's Flash Media Server platform, which will enable users to stream content to the iPad and other devices that do not directly support Flash-based media. The system uses a new format, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), that works as a MPED2 transport container supported by devices such as the iPad.
The company is working to simplify content delivery using Flash Media Server, which already supports HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) for MPEG-4 formats using H.264 and AAC codecs. For devices that do support Flash, the platform sends MPEG-4 fragments over HTTP to Flash utilities installed on devices.
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The New Jersey governor also recommended banning the sale of Barrett .50-caliber semi-automatic sniper rifles. But his plan doesn't address classroom security or propose limits on magazine capacity.
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Apple remains in first place on an annual BrandZ ranking of the world's most valuable brands, notes MarketingWeek. Apple's brand is estimated to be worth $185.071 billion, putting it well ahead of next-closest rivals Google ($113.669 billion) and IBM ($112.536 billion). Other companies in the top 10 include McDonald's, Coca-Cola, AT&T, Microsoft, Marlboro, Visa, and China Mobile.
Although Apple continues to lead, the growth rate of the company's brand value has fallen by 95 percent, something BrandZ links to a drop in stock price and worried investors. Google, meanwhile, has reversed a 3 percent decline it saw in 2012. BrandZ's Peter Walshe observes that at roughly $71.4 billion, the gap between Apple and Google is nearly as much as the value of Coca-Cola.
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The SOG Specialty Knives & Tools F01TN-CP Tactical Tomahawk is a versatile tool for breaching operations, excavation, obstacle removal, extraction and other utility applications. Made of 420 stainless steel with an attractive black finish, the 2.75-inch axe blade is designed to fight corrosion and impact damage to insure the strongest integrity. Engineered with SOG's philosophy of blending the best tools into one unique multi-tool, turn the cutting edge around and use the blunt edge for hammering or the chiseled edge for extraction, while the side hammer checkering insures precision placement when swinging. The head of the axe is mounted to the glass-reinforced nylon handle with heavy-duty bolts and a steel ferrule. The handle has a no-slip grip and will fit comfortably in your hands. A ballistic nylon sheath with a snap closure and belt loop attachment is included for safety and easy portability. The F01TN-CP has an overall length of 15.75-inches and weight of 24-ounces. The SOG Specialty Knives & Tools F01TN-CP Tactical Tomahawk comes with a limited lifetime warranty that protects against defects in manufacturing and materials. Each SOG product is created with the help of company founder and chief engineer, Spencer Frazer. Known for their uncompromising style and performance, these knives and tools showcase innovation, dependability and a unique, futuristic style that has garnered awards and recognition worldwide. SOG products have also won favor among law enforcement, military and industrial customers that rely on their tools to perform flawlessly in the toughest, most adverse conditions.
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358 of 377 found the following review helpful:
Apr 28, 2009
By peacekeeper
I purchased this hawk last year and I am very happy with it. I too looked at the mixed reviews and then did my homework. It needs pointing out that SOG have made two versions of this hawk. The first was with a hardwood handle. I believe the bad reviews are probably from people who bought these. I imagine that is why SOG came out with another version which featured a plastic handle. This is the type I purchased. The design is the same as the earlier model, but the new handle makes all the difference. I have abused mine by cutting tree limbs and throwing, and apart from a few scuffs and dirt, the head still sits snug like when it first arrived. Granted you could purchase a super tomahawk that would cost a huge amount, but for the price this hawk suits me fine. Apart from function it is also a nice looking tool/weapon which is suitable for both CQB or light breach work. As another reviewer stated, the sheath is good as it is one of the faster to draw from sheaths I have seen, and allows it to drop straight in to your hand. If money is no object then go for the super deluxe models being sold, but if that's not the case you won't be dissapointed with this product. Just make sure you purchase the newer style plastic handle.
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Jan 29, 2010
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Amazon will not let me put the video in, so go to youtube type in Sog Fusion under handbook live. The video says it all.
It obviously would not take the abuse that my K5 tactical spike does, but I see no breakage with this product. . It will go through cinder blocks, bricks, I slammed it through a truck hood. A 63 ford truck hood to be exact. It will knock out glass and clear the sill. It will chop 2x4's in half. It would be a very useful entry tool, (simply drive the spike next to the door latch and kick). It will puncture tires so a suspect could not get away in a car. It will split smaller pieces of green wood. The hawk face is quite sharp and maintains a good edge even when chopping edgewise into heavy gauge sheet metal. The face is not down swept as a fighting hawk would be. But it would still hold it's own. With proper technique applied you could chop into the spine the throat and still hook and disarm an opponent. The spike is not sharpened all of the way around. It has more of a chisel edge that is great for chopping holes in cinder blocks to have firing holes to engage enemy targets. I have had no problem with using this product as it was intended. Remember this is a breacher/ extraction tool. You wouldn't use a screw driver as a hammer would you? Don't answer that. It held up very well to my abuse. To me this is a self defense weapon and tactical breeching tool. The lightness of the handle and it being head heavy gives it a balance and allows you to get a decent swing from the hawk. This is definitely not a slashing type of hawk. To be a good slasher the hawk face needs to have a belly or down sweep. In the future from Sog I would like to see a better head design. Get rid of the holes, give us the full weight and a better head attachment. But let's be honest. If you want an axe by an axe. If you want a thrower by a one piece Gil Hibben. This stands up well to the everyday challenges presented to it. If your handle broke? Send it back and get another one. The Chinese QC is iffy at best. Americans should know that by now. Send it back and get another one or order the American tomahak CQC $295.00 or in my oppinion the best tomahawk on the market today is the K5 tactical Spike $199.00. In my opinion ( former Marine) 14 years. I have used tomahawks throughout my life. In service and out. This is a very decent hawk for the price. I would recommend this as a entry level hawk to anyone interested in owning one but does not have 200 or 300 dollars to spend. You get the same features in the hawk that the higher priced ones have.
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Go ahead and buy one. This is a seriously awesome, well made tomahawk. I don't know anything about throwing it but as far as camping goes, it can't be beat. I've used this so many times to chop wood for the fire and shelter and it's razor sharp.
I did order some grip tape to put on the handle. This thing is so sharp I want to make sure that it doesn't go flying out of my hand. You would be in trouble if it hit you. Buy it. Love it.
Update: I discovered that the handle can become slick once you begin to sweat. I solved this problem with some Black Magic Single Sheet Griptape. This stuff is amazing! I'll post some photos.
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May 15, 2010
By Zaskoda
I used to carry a machete for clearing trails and cutting firewood along with a folding shovel. Now I just carry this tomahawk. I discovered this tool when a friend of mine bought one first. I've used my a fair amount; he's used his extensively. I use it to cut firewood, dig holes, driving tent stakes, pulling tent stakes (see the holes in the blade? perfect!), and for entertainment. When all your chores are done, it's fun to throw this well balanced axe. After many poor throws, this tomahawk has show it's durability. I've also used the axe to pry wood apart and am surprised the handle holds up as well as it has. For the price, the quality of the tool is simply amazing. It's also extremely light. I highly recommend.
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Jun 28, 2008
By Big Fred "Big Fred"
Anyone looking for a well made and well designed hand axe for up close and personal nastiness, look no further. This is it! SOG knows what they are doing. The design is all business. The axe blade comes shaving sharp so take this as a warning. They have even ground the upper and lower blade points to a needle sharpness. The oppossing pick end is ground from six angles making it very functional. The pick is flared at the end so that it will create a larger wound channel and remove easily. The axe head is securely attached to the metal handle shaft with 4 star screws and there is a metal reinforcing ring around the area where the metal shaft is joined to the nylon handle. The weight and balance (towards the axe head) are perfect. They get kudos for the scabbard design. It is intended for a fignting axe. It drops the axe into your hand from the bottom opening scabbard with one handed ease. Looks, feels, and functions as a weapon should. I should have known as I own other SOG knives and they are all quality products. Even though this is one of their import products you can see it is still SOG all the way. Exactly what I was looking for!
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We asked Millie Toth, senior nursing instructor in the Department of Nursing Professional Development, to give us an overview of the side effects cancer patients may face during and after chemotherapy.
What are the most common side effects of chemotherapy?
Because chemotherapy attacks fast-dividing cells, side effects are triggered in places where such cells are common, like the bone marrow, the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, the skin and hair follicles.
Low white blood cell conditions, like leucopenia and neutropenia, might put patients at increased risk for infection. Frequent hand washing is the best way to minimize this risk.
Other patients may develop anemia when their red blood cell count is reduced. Anemic patients may notice increased fatigue, a fast heartbeat and shortness of breath. When platelet levels are reduced, as in thrombocytopenia, bleeding precautions must be implemented, such as shaving with electric razors and minimizing activities that have increased potential for trauma.
GI tract symptoms may include oral mucositis (sore mouth), pharyngitis (sore throat), esophagitis (difficulty swallowing), nausea and vomiting, diarrhea and loss of appetite (anorexia). With certain chemotherapy agents, such as vinca alkaloids like vincristine and vinblastine, constipation may be a side effect as well.
Can you explain the nausea and vomiting that accompany chemotherapy?
The degree of nausea and vomiting depends on the treatment regimen. The agent(s), dose and route may all contribute to its intensity. We've learned a lot about the causes of vomiting over the past few years. Several agents help eliminate or minimize the vomiting reflex. Ondansetron (Zofran®) and aprepitant (Emend®) block different "vomiting" receptors to minimize nausea and vomiting.
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Do you alert patients to the side effects they might encounter?
Yes. Patients must be aware of the agents and treatment they'll receive, including rationale and proactive management of potential side effects. Patients need to realize that they're part of the treatment team.
I recommend that they and their families learn as much about their disease and treatment as possible. Patients should advocate for themselves, and monitor and have a basic understanding of important blood values, such as platelet, neutrophil, hemoglobin, renal and liver function levels.
I urge patients to maintain a "diary" binder to record side effects (from zero to 10), write questions for their doctors, take notes and file routine blood values/reports for reference. This "logging" may help patients better understand and manage this experience, and gain more control.
Can you tell us more about the types of nausea and vomiting cancer patients might experience?
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- "acute" nausea/vomiting happens within the first 24 hours of receiving chemotherapy;
- "delayed" nausea/vomiting occurs more than 24 hours after receiving chemotherapy;
- "anticipatory" nausea/vomiting is a conditioned, learned response that occurs after a negative experience with chemotherapy, when the nausea/vomiting was uncontrolled;
- "breakthrough" nausea/vomiting occurs when initial coverage for nausea/vomiting is inadequately maintained; and
- "refractory" nausea/vomiting is the inability to prevent nausea/vomiting.
Different agents are used to manage each type of nausea/vomiting. The Place ...of wellness provides additional non-pharmacologic supportive options, including acupuncture, acupressure, guided imagery, music therapy, progressive muscle relaxation and more. Dietary options such as small, frequent meals, ginger candy or drinks, soda crackers and lemon water have demonstrated decreases in nausea and vomiting as well.
What can patients do on their own to deal with these side effects?
Management of these side effects is addressed in educational material available from the Patient Education Office at MD Anderson. Find the Patient Education Office home page via the Resources tab.
If you're able to visit MD Anderson's main campus, pick up a spiral manual titled "Guide to Managing Your Chemotherapy Treatment" that summarizes management of each side effect noted above, and more. It is free of charge for cancer patients and their family members. The Place … of wellness is another beneficial resource for symptom management.
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The best approach to managing this condition is to be proactive with routine management. Before starting chemotherapy/radiation to the oral cavity, it's recommended that patients visit a dentist to get an evaluation of oral status, the necessity for dental work and a good cleaning to remove calculus build-up. Routine oral care with a soft toothbrush and a basic fluoride toothpaste should be performed at least four times a day, and teeth should be flossed daily with a waxed floss.
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Hi! I currently train and race in the Saucony Kinvara 3 but am looking for a new shoe. Please help!Before the Kinvara 3s, I wore many different shoes -- Mizuno, New Balance, Nike, etc. The Kinvara 3 has been the only shoe that I can maintain good form and prevent injury. My only problem, which I'm sure other Kinvara 3 wearers will agree with, is that the shoes fall apart so quickly that I cannot complete training for one marathon with a single pair. I have worn several pairs of Kinvara 3s, and with a high weekly mileage, I think I need another pair of shoes that are very similar that I can rotate into my weekly running schedule. I just feel that for $100, there must be something better out there.
Does anyone have any suggestions of a more durable pair of shoes that is similar to the Kinvara 3? This would be to train for a marathon, and I prefer a minimalist shoe. I do not have high/low arches, but I do have a tendency to supenate very slightly on my right foot in the wrong pair of shoes.
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I have tried the Mizuno Precision; I *love* how they look, but they caused me to supenate more prominently. I was sad to return them.
You could rotate the Kinvara's in with the Virrata. I'm really enjoying the Virrata. It's minimalist like you want, and has enough cushion for short/med/long runs. My only complaint about the shoe is that it ALSO wears out fast. I have 60 miles on mine and can already see the wear on the bottoms. Great shoe though. I rotate them in with Kinvaras and Bostons.
10K: 36:51(4/2014) 10 Miler:59:51(10/2014) HM: 1:17:33(2/15) M: 2:46:09(1/2015)
You might want to try the Cortana's. A lot more money and a premium shoe, but 4mm heel/toe and flexible. Similar feeling as Kinvara (for me anyway).
I don't run that mileage yet but a looking for a similar shoe. and since virtual shoe shopping is my favorite pastime of late I'll share.
Maybe some one would know something about these?
Mirage 3
New Balance 870v2 (v3 coming soon I think)
New Balance 890v3
all pretty light and similar, if you can go by RW product details. Like I said though, I don't know if they would suit but interested in what you find. I wear the K3 now as well.
My advice would be to accept the cost and stick with the Kinvaras. If you've found a shoe that suits you so well then stick with them.
How much are you looking to save, and is it worth the risk playing around with other shoes and risking injury or at best find a shoe that is nearly as good?
The Kinvara 4 are out soon (May?) so either wait for them and rotate a second pair of 3s at a discounted rate, or even pick up a pair of 2s for a lot less.
Who's not going to want these?
Durable??? The Kinvara 3 is the least durable shoe Saucony has ever made, it's laughable. I got 400 miles out of Kinvara 2s, I tried 2 pairs of Kinvara 3s and got 200 miles. I routinely get 400 miles out of any other shoe model I use including Pearl Izumi N2 (just hit 400), NB RC1600 and 1400, Adidas Boston 3, Adidas Adios 2 and 1.
Thank you to everyone for the advice so far. I'm doing a little research on some of your suggestions. I'm particularly interested in the Elixirs & someone also mentioned the Pear Izumi (which I know nothing about). My running buddy is an Elixir wearer & he loves them. I've also heard they are very durable.
I should say that I am not opposed to dishing out some $$ for a great pair of shoes. I don't mind at all, it's just so sad to see my K3s fall apart after 200 miles ... like I barely even got to wear them!Also, I can't wait for the Kinvara 4 ... hoping for big improvements! I can already tell from the images I've seen that the outer part surrounding the toes & upper foot looks a little better.
I am currently switching between kivara 3's and brooks pureflow 2. i would recommend you check the brooks out. I got them at the same time and the brooks have zero wear on them while the 3's definately are losing their soles. the flow is a really similar minimalist shoe maybe a little bit less cushy but pretty much the same in terms of comfort and 4mm drop. Also what you could do is just buy a bunch of pairs of kinvara 3s online. I got them for $64 if you find the right price I think then just alternate them.
lindsayerin - update, I decided on the Saucony Ride 5, not one of my original thoughts but, as it turns out, it is very similar to the Kinvara, more cushion too. I've been averaging @ 50 mpw, Can't speak to the durability though because I run on the TM a lot I & switch between the Ride and two other pair, with different characteristics, it works for me.
The Ride 5 though is the most similar to the Kinvara 3, for me.


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|Incidence and Prevalence of Multiple Sclerosis in the Americas: A Systematic Review.
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|Background: The incidence and prevalence of multiple sclerosis (MS) varies considerably around the world. No previous study has performed a comprehensive review examining the incidence and prevalence of MS across the Americas. The purpose of this study was to systematically review and assess the quality of studies estimating the incidence and/or prevalence of MS in North, Central and South American regions. Methods: A comprehensive literature search was performed using MEDLINE and EMBASE from January 1985 to January 2011. Search terms included 'multiple sclerosis', 'incidence', 'prevalence' and 'epidemiology'. Only full-text articles published in English or French were included. Study quality was assessed using an assessment tool based on recognized guidelines and designed specifically for this study. Results: A total of 3,925 studies were initially identified, with 31 meeting the inclusion criteria. The majority of studies examined North American regions (n = 25). Heterogeneity was high among all studies, even when stratified by country. Only half of the studies reported standardized rates, making comparisons difficult. Quality scores ranged from 3/8 to 8/8. Conclusion: This review highlights the gaps that still exist in the epidemiological knowledge of MS in the Americas, and the inconsistencies in methodologies and quality among the published studies. There is a need for future studies of MS prevalence and incidence to include uniform case definitions, employ comparable methods of ascertainment, report standardized results, and be performed on a national level. Other factors such as sex distribution, ethnic make-up and population lifestyle habits should also be considered.
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This film was alright and I think it is worth seeing in the theaters if you are a fan of action films. I am not a fan of action films and definitely not a fan of Mission Impossible movies but this film was very well made and entertaining so I guess people who like action films will be thrilled. I am also not a fan of Tom Cruise but he was not annoying as usual in this film and did some amazing stunts that impressed me. This film is really created to make as much money as possible and I hate that but at least in the process I was entertained and interested.
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Forget the talk about the Curse of Bobby Layne. It got upstaged Sunday by the Curse of Marty Mornhinweg.
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Nefertiti (rough translation: "The beauty that has come") was the wife of the Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep IV, later Akhenaten. On the basis of her having worn crowns normally reserved for the Pharaoh himself, it is believed she was the most powerful consort of any Pharaoh, while perhaps less powerful than Hatshepsut or Sobekneferu, who ruled in their own right. This would also have made her the most powerful woman on Earth during the 14th century B. C. Her cap crown was composed of four main colors: red, which shows power; green, which shows fertility and strength; gold, which shows superiority, preciousness and wealth; and blue, which was the main color used by Egyptians to show virtue, faith and truth.
She had six daughters and apparently died after 14 years of Amenhotep IV's reign. Theories of her death said that she was murdered; that she changed her name to Smenkhare, after the husband of her daughter; that her daughter permitted her to pose as her husband Smenkhare; or that she simply died. There was even a theory to the effect that Nefertiti was a man all along, in which case the fake marriage would have been the one to Amenhotep IV and Nefertiti's children were not hers. This would make her posthumous evolution into an archetype of the Great Mother particularly ironic.
Nefertiti was traditionally associated with the sun.
The bust of Nefertiti, on display at the Egyptian Museum in Berlin, Germany, is one of the masterpieces of ancient Egyptian art.


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Traumatic bone cyst of the mandible of possible iatrogenic origin: a case report and brief review of the literature
1 Oral Pathology Department, School of Dentistry, University of Athens, Athens, Greece
2 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department, School of Dentistry, University of Athens, Athens, Greece
Head & Face Medicine 2006, 2:40 doi:10.1186/1746-160X-2-40Published: 12 November 2006
The traumatic bone cyst (TBC) is an uncommon nonepithelial lined cavity of the jaws. The lesion is mainly diagnosed in young patients most frequently during the second decade of life. The majority of TBCs are located in the mandibular body between the canine and the third molar. Clinically, the lesion is asymptomatic in the majority of cases and is often accidentally discovered on routine radiological examination usually as an unilocular radiolucent area with a "scalloping effect". The definite diagnosis of traumatic cyst is invariably achieved at surgery. Since material for histologic examination may be scant or non-existent, it is very often difficult for a definite histologic diagnosis to be achieved. We present a well documented radiographically and histopathologically atypical case of TBC involving the ramus of the mandible, which is also of possible iatrogenic origin. The literature is briefly reviewed.


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An Alliteration List for Every Letter of the Alphabet
There are many different strings and parts of the English language out there – one being what is known as an alliteration. Here is a list of alliterations for every letter of the alphabet.
An alliteration is a sentence which has almost every word in the sentence beginning with the same letter. This is usually classified tongue twister, a sentence which is quite hard to say. This is due to the similar, but not identical syllables which are strung together in an unusual way.
Be sure to see another list of alliterations, Alliterations for the Alphabet – the Supreme Second.
A: An ape ate an avocado.
B: Baby bananas beat buckwheat bread.
C: Can candles chuck computers?
D: Dogs dig dumb ditches.
E: Epic Elephants eat edible eggs.
F: Fishy flounders fly fast.
G: Groups greet game groups.
H: Happy hippos hassle happily.
I: Itches irritate ill iguanas.
J: Job jogged jingly.
K: Kill known knobs.
L: Lovely lizards live lazily.
M: Mary mumbled many metaphors.
N: Natalie nibbled nine nuggets.
O: Octopus own one oyster.
P: Pat picked pickled pies.
Q: Quinn quit quizzes.
R: Rats rapped rapidly.
S: Sheila's sons sung solo.
T: This thick thimble thought tightly.
U: Unused urchins unhurt.
V: Veal Vibe.
W: When wheels whip, water whirls.
X: Xavier played Xenia's Xylophone.
Y: Yachts yap "Yum!"
Z: Zoos zap Zebras.
If you would like to create your own tongue twister, then you can follow these frames and templates:
- Noun, Verb, Adverb.
- Adjective, Noun, Verb, Adverb.
- Noun, Verb, Adjective, Noun.
Some tongue twisters have become quite well known over the years. Here are two:
- She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
- How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
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- Alliterations for the letters L, M, S and T
- Alliterations for the Alphabet – The Supreme Second
- Christmas Decorations and the Tree – Fake or Real?
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���� Having reached the end of the laneway, I took a few minutes to check out this bean stock.� It appeared to be extremely tall, with very long, thick vines twisted and wound around it.� From what I could see, it seemed climbable, but what lie above my view of sight was questionable.�������������
���� The hour had indeed grown late and darkness was not far away.� Camping out for the night seemed the most plausible of solutions, since trekking home and returning the next day was out of the question.� I had no idea how I had even found this place to begin with.� The hollow 'log', presumably some sort of branch from this bean stock, appeared to be empty and without any large or multilegged habitants.� Definitely not the comfort of my own bed, but it would do.� �����������
���� Song birds and morning dew dripping onto my face woke me the next morning.� It was time to start the adventure of finding Tiny.�����������
��� �By noon, I was beginning to wonder if this climb would ever end.� Suddenly the clouds parted and I found myself facing a ledge of beautiful grass and very large boulders.� Ahead of me was an enormous house with a gigantic woman outside feeding ostrich size chickens.� Dashing to the house, I was suddenly scooped up and felt myself being lifted high above the ground, to stare into the face the woman I had seen. �����������
���� "You're lucky those chickens didn't eat you.� Little thing like you running across here, they would of thought you were some kind of bug.� Then again, if my husband sees you, you will wish the chickens had got you."�����������
���� I very quickly stammered out the reason for my being there, and although she still looked upon me with quite some trepidation, she did consent to talk to her husband on my behalf.�����������
���� Hiding in the bottom of an empty sugar bowl, I was privy to their entire dinner conversation.� For a while it seemed that Mrs. Tiny was not having any luck at convincing her husband to speak with me.� But suddenly he had a change of heart and decided that if I was willing to tell his side of the story, it couldn't do any more harm than what the age old had done.� My china refuge soon shook and rattled as I was dumped out onto the table and left staring into the face of the legendary Tiny himself.�����������
���� He motioned for me to have a seat in his teaspoon, which caused a little unease in itself.� If the big guy chose to slam his gigantic hand down on the handle of the spoon, I could very well end up attached to the sticky fly paper that hung in the kitchen window across the room.�����������
���� "So, you want to hear my story."� He said.� "That Jack was a good for nothing lying cheating, thief, flat out and simple; he broke into my home and stole from me.� Apparently, he was wheeling and dealing in some agriculture scam that ended up with him having to unload some odd beans he had gotten stuck with.� Wouldn't you know one of those beans led him up here to me? Well I guess when he found the bean stock, he figured where ever it went to it would serve to hide his sorry fanny from the guys were out to get him."
���� "I was at work when he snuck in here, then wandered around at his own free will like he owned the place.� Everyone in that town knew that golden goose was mine; did any of them try to return it, or call the law on him?� No of course not, they just let him use those eggs to buy up real estate and businesses.� They all wanted a piece of that easy money."Then he got himself into a bit of trouble dealing with the wrong people, and owed a lot of money that the goose couldn't give him fast enough, he came back here and broke in again!���
���� Course I was at work and the wife was out shopping so he took his own time again and found my safe.� There is no question, he's a crook by nature because he managed to crack that safe and took my bag of prize gold coins.� Mint condition coins they were, and he took every last one of them then skedaddled back to town.� But I knew it was him that had been here.� The fool left his wallet on the floor when he emptied out his pockets to fill them with MY gold!"
���� "According to the old story, he returned again and got a harp. With the goose and all that gold, why did he risk coming back?" I asked. "Surely he must have known you would be waiting for him."
���� "Jack was a lot of things, smart wasn't one of them.� From all these shady deals he kept getting himself into trouble with, you would think he would just give up and be a farmer like his momma, but no, he thought he would hit the deal of the century one day and retire a millionaire.""Anyway, he took that gold and paid off whoever it was owed to, and then got this bright idea that if the town had a museum they could get people from all over the country to pay to see what was on display and it would make a fortune.� Well after a couple months, everyone from three towns over had paid and seen his collection of junk farm equipment,� a two headed calf, (that one was rumoured to have the second head glued on by Jack himself), and a few other weird contraptions that he supposedly found in exotic places, but were suspicious to say the least.� Nobody was showing up anymore, and the town was after him but good for back taxes, rent and unpaid utilities bills.� There wasn't anything in this 'collection' that was worth a dime, so it was his hide they were looking to take it out of.� I think they had pretty much lost their patience with ole Jack."
���� "So that little creep snuck back up here again, intending on stealing more from me.� He had posted some kind of nonsense up all over town, boasting that the museum would be featuring giant items and articles straight from a faraway land of giant people.� Pfft, faraway land, no farther away than that cursed bean stock right in his own back yard!"
���� "So up he comes, only he wasn't expecting me to be home that day.� He spent a few hours, collecting odds and ends, spoons, and an old sugar bowl, some of the wife's sewing needles, and a few scarves and handkerchiefs.� He would drag them to the edge of the bean stock and toss each one down then come back for the next thing.� Then he spotted my harp.� She was singing her beautiful song, and I'll bet he nearly wet his pants when he thought of what he would make off that one.� But this time I was waiting at the bean stock for him.� I chased him halfway down, got my harp back and the next thing I knew that bean stock was shaking like the world was coming to an end.� I knew he was cutting it down so I come back home."�
���� "From what I heard after, the things he had already tossed down got him arrested for public mischief and scamming good people out of their money.� The city officials decided that the spoon was nothing more than a huge mining shovel, the scarves and handkerchiefs were some kind of flags and tent material, that sugar bowl was the big old cauldron used to water crops over in the next town and the rest were construction materials stolen from some place that's building the first skyscraper.� So he was charged, spent some time in jail and when he got out, he was told he had to spend the rest of his life tending to his mommas' land to make sure no more bean stocks grew.� A lifetime of community service."
���� Tiny looked confused for a moment as he sipped his coffee.� "How you get up here anyway, that bean stock's been down now for years. It's still lying down there, dead and hollow."
���� "I don't know, there was an old hollow log that I slept in last night, but I climbed a bean stock to get here."
���� "Hmm, well that's my story, you tell it just the way I told you. �Jack's long gone now, but every so often we still hear of someone telling HIS version and it still hurts.� And do something about that bean stock will you?� I don't want nobody else getting no ideas."
���� I thanked Tiny and his wife for their hospitality, but as I got to the edge of the bean stock, Mrs. Tiny stopped me.
���� "This is a good thing that you are doing; telling our sides of those old stories.� You should talk to Bernard Buttersworth Wolf.� He had quite a nasty time with some pigs.� He just lives down the way, in a little stone cottage, it's not hard to find.� Stay on the twig path till you see the Straw Hill Mill.� The cottage is just past there.� Now you be careful going down that bean stock and good luck with your journey."
���� At the bottom of the bean stock, I dusted off my pants, and then turned around to see where the twig path was.� Picking up my notepad, I turned again for one last one look up the famous bean stock.� It was gone, only the old hollow log remained, lying along the road as it had done last night when I slept in it.� I walked all around where it had been, searching for the trampled grass where I had stepped to climb it.� There was nothing. Confused, but relieved that I wasn't facing the chore of cutting it down, I set out to find Bernard Buttersworth Wolf.� But that would be an adventure for another day.
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A Minneapolis middle school teacher has been charged with electronic solicitation of a child after prosecutors say he drove to meet someone he believed to be a 14-year-old girl for sex.
Joel Daniel Fowler called in sick Tuesday at his job as a social studies teacher at Olson Middle School and drove to the Cherokee Park area of St. Paul with plans to meet the girl, according to a criminal complaint filed Thursday in Ramsey County District Court.
The girl turned out to be a St. Paul police sergeant. Fowler was arrested.
The school's principal told families in a letter Wednesday that Fowler would not be returning to work.
Fowler was one of three men charged with soliciting a child after a St. Paul police sting, the police and Ramsey County attorney's office said Thursday.
The arrests are part of a national effort by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force called Operation Broken Heart, said Howie Padilla, a St. Paul police spokesman. He said 61 task forces around the country have been involved.
St. Paul police belong to the Minnesota Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and the statewide task force's work with Operation Broken Heart is expected to yield more arrests, said St. Paul Police Chief Thomas Smith.
"There are predators out there that are willing to take advantage of young children, as young as 14 years old in this case," Smith said. "We're not going to stand for that. ...
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi called Fowler's behavior "absolutely disturbing."
"Somehow, men in our community believe it's OK to just solicit a child for sex ... and I think we need to start having some conversations within our community about why that exists," Choi said.
Though the arrests were part of a sting, officials said that predators track down and solicit real children for sex.
"If this was a real-life victim, the children, the teenagers who would be responding (to an ad) or engaged in this type of situation ... oftentimes they're going to be runaways, they're going to be past victims of sexual abuse and they're particularly vulnerable," Choi said.
Charged on May 23 was Robert Glenn Hagen, 43, of St. Paul. Derek Justin Field, 23, of Apple Valley, was charged May 16. In those cases, the men had posted ads soliciting sex; police responded posing as a 14-year-old in one and a 15-year-old in another.
According to the complaint against Fowler:
The 23-year-old teacher from St. Louis Park posted an ad in the "casual encounters" section of Craigslist saying he was "ready to get to know someone younger than me."
"I was just at a HS graduation and watching the girls really made me miss high school and the fun those girls are!" he wrote. He said he was seeking a soon-to-be or recent high school graduate who "wants to play with a just out of college guy."
St. Paul police Sgt. Jeff Keller responded to the ad, posing as a girl who was with her friends. Keller wrote, "how yung is too yung 4 u?" Fowler replied, "How old are you guys? Do you drive?"
The sergeant responded, "gonna be 15 in July" and asked what Fowler wanted to do.
Fowler said, "Send me a pic. I want to (have sex)."
Police sent an age-regressed photo of a female officer's face.
Keller asked if Fowler could bring protection; he said he could. They agreed to meet at Cherokee Park at 1:30 p.m. that day. Fowler said he would be driving a silver Honda Accord.
Police were waiting for Fowler when he arrived. They found four condoms in Fowler's pants pockets.
After his arrest, Fowler told police that he had a master's degree in education and that he taught middle school.
The officer told him he was being held for soliciting a minor. Asked if he did that, Fowler said, "Not intentionally."
He denied he knew the age of the person he planned to meet and denied she had told him. He also denied that she sent a photo.
The investigator told Fowler he knew he was lying. Fowler admitted the girl said she was 15, but he said he planned to ask her again when they met and could back out of it if she was underage, the complaint said.
When asked if he planned to have sex with her, Fowler said, "Eventually."
Fowler said he had posted five ads on Craigslist out of boredom and had reposted them several times since 2012. He denied meeting anyone from an ad and said the ad that spurred the police response was the first in which he solicited females younger than himself.
He said there were no complaints against him at the school where he taught and denied having inappropriate contact with children.
Fowler faces two felony charges of electronic solicitation of a child. His first court appearance took place Thursday afternoon. He was being held at the Ramsey County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Minneapolis Public Schools put Fowler on administrative leave "as soon as information regarding his arrest was shared with the school district," Stan Alleyne, chief communications officer for the district, said in a statement Thursday, adding that Fowler wouldn't be returning to Olson Middle School.
"We find the detailed information outlined in the criminal complaint to be morally reprehensible," Alleyne's statement said. "We simply will not and cannot tolerate this type of behavior in any way. Police indicate that the incident did not occur on school grounds and did not involve any (Minneapolis Public Schools) students."
Fowler's name doesn't come up in Minneapolis or St. Louis Park police records, and he's not under investigation in either city, the police departments said.
Smith, the St. Paul police chief, urged parents to talk to their children about what websites they are visiting and being safe on the Internet.
"I truly believe that education is the key to making sure that the predators don't have a place to go," he said.
FYI: Information about Internet safety can be found at www.netsmartz.org/Parents.


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Friday, November 27, 2015
Alternate title: Everybody's Woman
Max Ophuls' La Signora di Tutti can be regarded today as a dress rehearsal for his 1955 masterpiece Lola Montes, though it comes nowhere near the brilliance of that later classic. Isa Miranda stars as a famous actress who, in the opening scenes, attempts suicide. A series of lavish flashbacks details the events leading up to her cataclysmic decision. In her heyday, the actress' haunting beauty was enough to drive men mad--and some to the point of killing themselves. Modern audiences may have trouble keeping a straight face during some of the more heated passages, but Ophuls' basic premise--that fame and celebrity are ultimately hollow entities--is not to be taken lightly. The director's fabled camera techniques help smooth over some of the rougher and more ludicrous passages. La Signora di Tutti represents Max Ophuls' sole participation in the fascist-dominated Italian film industry of the 1930s. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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Dr. Paul Fonken, medical director of Timberline Medical in Estes Park, is the 2013 Colorado Academy of Family Physicians Family Physician of the Year.
Fonken grew up in Laramie, Wyo., attended medical school at the University of New Mexico and completed his residency at North Colorado Family Medicine. After residency he joined Timberline Medical.
From 1997-2005, he worked in Kyrgyzstan helping to introduce family medicine to the newly independent post-Soviet republic. In 2004, Kyrgyzstans Ministry of Health recognized him with an Outstanding Medical Worker award.


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|Coordinates: 9°56′31″N 78°49′36″E / 9.94194°N 78.82667°ECoordinates: 9°56′31″N 78°49′36″E / 9.94194°N 78.82667°E
|Tamiw Nadu
|• Type
|First Grade Municipawity
|• Body
|Devakottai Municipawity
|• Totaw
|12.42 km2 (4.80 sq mi)
|52 m (171 ft)
|Popuwation (2011)
|• Totaw
|• Density
|4,200/km2 (11,000/sq mi)
|• Officiaw
|Tewephone code
|Nearest city
|Karaikudi, Madurai, Tiruchirappawwi
|Sex ratio
|19910:20587 ♂/♀
|Lok Sabha constituency
|Vidhan Sabha constituency
Devakottai (Tamiw:தேவகோட்டை) is a first-grade municipawity in de state of Tamiw Nadu, India. Located in de Sivaganga district, de town is situated cwose to Karaikudi, near Rameswaram Nationaw Highway Road (NH-210).
As of 2011, de town had a popuwation of 51,865.[1]
The name "Devakottai" is derived from de Tamiw word "Devi Kottai", meaning de fort of a Goddess.
Devakottai was an active town in de Indian Independence Movement. The municipaw court of Devakottai was burned to de ground during de Quit India Movement. This weads to de town becoming one of de historicaw wandmarks of Tamiw Nadu wif typicaw buiwding structures and monuments.
Devakottai is now under de Karaikudi constituency fowwowing de reformation of constituencies. However, for parwiamentary ewections, it comes under de Sivaganga constituency.
According to de 2011 census, Devakottai had a popuwation of 51,865 wif a sex-ratio of 982 femawes for every 1,000 mawes, far greater dan de nationaw average of 929.[1] A totaw of 5,209 peopwe were under de age of six, constituting 2,676 mawes and 2,533 femawes. Scheduwed Castes and Scheduwed Tribes accounted for 8.5% and .16% of de popuwation respectivewy. The average witeracy of de town was 80.95%, compared to de nationaw average of 72.99%.[1] In totaw, de town had 13192 househowds. In particuwar, dere were a totaw of 18,696 workers, comprising 865 cuwtivators, 415 main agricuwturaw waborers, 219 in house howd industries, 14,056 oder workers, 3,141 marginaw workers, 53 marginaw cuwtivators, 1,011 marginaw agricuwturaw waborers, 58 marginaw workers in househowd industries and 2,019 oder marginaw workers.[2]
Devakottai is situated on Tiruchirappawwi-Rameswaram Nationaw Highway Road (NH-210). The nearest airport is in Madurai, about 92 km away. The nearest raiwway station is 'Devakottai Road' which comes under de city wimit of Karaikudi, about 10 km from Devakottai, from where freqwent bus services are avaiwabwe for Devakottai. Reguwar bus services are avaiwabwe to aww important cities of Tamiw Nadu.
The Kandar Sasti Vizha, a festivaw for de rich cuwture of Devakottai, has been conducted by Kandar Sasti Vizha Kazhagam for de past 68 years (as of de year 2013) at de Nagara Sivan Koviw, at Devakottai.
Notabwe peopwe[edit]
- Charwes Borromeo, a track and fiewd adwete won a gowd medaw at de 1982 Asian Games in Dewhi wif a record time of 1:46:81 seconds. He was awarded de Arjuna Award in 1982 and de Padma Shri in 1984 by de Government of India.
- A. R. Lakshmanan, de first Supreme Court Judge from Devakottai, particuwarwy from Nagaradar Community. He was awso Chief Justice of de High Court of Kerawa, High Court of Andhra Pradesh. He was de president of de Nationaw Law Commission, uh-hah-hah-hah. Currentwy, he is de member representing Tamiw Nadu in Muwwaperiyar Dam Commission headed by Justice A. Anand.
- M. Karpaga Vinayagam is a Chairperson of de Appewwate Tribunaw for Ewectricity (APTEL), Government of India. He was a hon'bwe chief justice of Jharkhand High Court and was a judge in de Madras High Court.
- Sri.Rama.Dinamani Chettiar, a notabwe freedom fighter who fought against British qwit India movement and subseqwentwy convicted for severaw years.
- Devakottai Ramanadan, is a popuwar Tamiw wanguage orator and stand-up comedian based in de town of Devakottai in Tamiw Nadu, India. Having participated and won in a number of oratoricaw competitions during his schoow days, Ramanadan became known to de Tamiw TV viewers drough Vijay TV's hit TV show Kawakka Povadu Yaru, a show promoting stand-up comedy in de Tamiw Language.
- ^ a b c "Census Info 2011 Finaw popuwation totaws". Office of The Registrar Generaw and Census Commissioner, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. 2013. Retrieved 26 January 2014.
- ^ "Census Info 2011 Finaw popuwation totaws - Devakottai". Office of The Registrar Generaw and Census Commissioner, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. 2013. Retrieved 26 January 2014.
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Undergraduate Research
|UR Manual
|Undergraduate Expo
Information on our summer research program is coming soon. Stay tuned!!!
Honors College students often work collaboratively on research projects and presentations.
The annual Undergraduate EXPO is a great way for students to work with faculty and present their research to an engaged audience.
Undergraduate research may also involve internships and working "in the field" in order to gain experience that will help them after graduation.
The 2015 Expo will be held Monday, March 23 and Tuesday March 24, 2015
2014 Expo Program (PDF)
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Dr. Mark Lynn, right, speaks Thursday about a resolution approving a Kentucky Kingdom lease agreement.
The Kentucky State Fair Board voted Thursday to elect optometrist Mark Lynn to a one-year term as board chairman.
Lynn, whose company Dr. Mark Lynn & Associates PLLC owns Dr. Bizer's VisionWorld and other optometry practices, replaces Louisville construction company executive Ron Carmicle, who had served two years as chairman.
Carmicle said in an interview that he wants to devote more time to his business and didn't want to be considered for another year as chairman. Gov. Steve Beshear, who appoints most of the fair board members, recommended Lynn for the post. ...


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