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Changing The World Through the Inside
If we truly want change in our world ~ we need to stop looking for change outside of ourselves. Change will not happen in the world (outside) until we first change ourselves on the inside. The chaos pain and drama we are witnessing on our planet is a reflection of the chaos, pain and drama in our collective emotional and mental bodies. As long as we are in denial of our negative emotions and feelings we will never be able to transmute and release them. The energy we have created for ourselves, within our own energy fields, cannot be destroyed. Energy never dies....it doesn't just disappear ~ we can't just think or choose it away ~ it must be transformed / transmuted. Our negative energy stays with us until we decide to transform it into a higher vibrational energy ~ it's an alchemical process where we turn our darkness into gold. If we want to see peace in the world we will need to create peace within ourselves. Peace ~ SabrinaPosted September 7th, 2011 by Oneness Blogger
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I was just being silly during my last ride, And said to my instructor "I wonder if my boy used to race, he's very left footed" she really didn't think it possible, but she checked his lip and sure enough he was tattooed.
I was so surprised to learn my boy used to race, and I'd really like to find out some information about him, like if he was any good at racing (lol), his racing name, his pedigree etc..
So I tried to decipher his tattoo, a three digit number, I think I have to last two digits but the first one is very hard to read.
He's 13 years old, foaled March 12th 1997, and and Appendix QH, so I guess he would have done Quarter horse racing.
Does anyone have any links or anything to sites where I can punch this info in and find some stuff out? Thanks.

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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and indoor pool
Situated in the business district, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Perimeter Mall, Art Institute of Atlanta, and American Intercontinental University. Murphey Candler Park and Anne Frank in the World Exhibit are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Soybeans finish higher
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--The CME Group corn, soybean and wheat markets finished mostly higher Thursday.
The Dec. futures corn contract closed 1/4 of a cent higher at $7.57. Nov. soybean futures contract is trading 19 3/4 cents higher at $15.51. Dec. wheat futures closed 3 3/4 cents lower at $8.69 1/4 per bushel. The Dec. soyoil futures contract finished $0.73 higher at $51.46. The Dec. soymeal futures contract closed $4.50 per short ton higher at $468.90.
In the outside markets, the NYMEX crude oil is $3.59 per barrel higher, the dollar is lower and the Dow Jones Industrials are 76 points higher.
Jack Scoville, PRICE Futures Group vice president, says soybeans are higher on the export sales, all those sales to China are very big here, plus the strong meal sales.
"Plus, some are mentioning the StatsCan report showing less canola as a reason to buy soybeans. Lots of talk that we have seen the harvest lows now. Corn and wheat along for the ride, nothing more," Scoville says.
Today looked like mostly spec-buying here today, with little interest from my buy-side guys at all, he says.
"I think maybe we saw a little harvest selling on the highs, but mostly it felt like some long specs getting out," Scoville says.
Wheat was the weakest all day, but then the demand is not there at all and we need some to goose that market, he says.
"I think we might chop a bit tomorrow and early next week, as we get ready for the production reports, but we will also stay close to the export market in beans to see if this demand continues."
Meanwhile, record high prices at harvest, record speculative long positions, Duetsch Bank index rolls that sell Nov beans Oct 2nd through the 8th, China on a week-long holiday, and fear of larger yields in beans, all are contributing to keeping price gains limited, floor traders say.
"Most of these concerns will be swept aside after the Oct 11th report," one CME Group floor trader, requesting anonymity, says.
Most traders look for a 'second coming' in the grain markets, with a return to strength, based on the short world supplies that are getting tighter in feed grains and the extra ordinary demand pace already in play in beans, traders say. "Both crush and exports have been running higher than USDA projections," the floor trader says.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. A warm meal and a little companionship was served up on Tuesday to more than 300 seniors.
Volunteers went door to door delivering a traditional meal with all the favorites including turkey, cranberry sauce, a roll and dessert.
More than 100 volunteers gave their time to deliver the meals across the Grand Valley from Mack to Collbran.
"The generosity of the people of this valley is just there's no way to define it, it's just fantastic," says Rob Jones, Comfort Keepers.
"I came out here because I want to hand out food to people who need it and share with them the love of Jesus during the season," Joey Yamaguchi, a Grand Junction resident.
This is the sixth year for the Christmas Eve meal delivery. The meals were taken to seniors between Fruita and Collbran. Officials with Comfort Keepers say they were extremely surprised by the large number of volunteers.
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'The Girl Who Knew Too Much': See West Seattle filmmaker Amy Benson's rough-cut work, freeNovember 11, 2012 at 1:52 am | In West Seattle news, WS culture/arts | 2 Comments
West Seattle filmmaker Amy Benson is finishing a documentary focusing on an epidemic affecting girls and women half a world away – and inviting you to two rough-cut screenings here at home. The clip above is a trailer for her film, "The Girl Who Knew Too Much," which began as the story of a teenage girl in Nepal poised to break free of a generations-old cycle of poverty, with a chance at a real education, and then took a different turn when the film's subject fell victim to the suicide epidemic affecting childbearing-age women in her country. Benson's screenings are both at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center (4408 Delridge Way SW) – one week from today (November 18th) at 5 pm and on November 29th at 6 pm. Admission is free. Benson will engage in Q/A after next weekend's screening, and there's a panel discussion afterward on 11/29 (scheduled panelists are listed in the news release). Benson says, "This is a film about the big forces of globalization, and how they play out in the lives of the most vulnerable people … I am making this film because I think it can inform how we in the West try to help fight poverty in the developing world."
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One filmmaker to another – wow.
I cant't wait to see this movie. It's a horrific thing that the most threatening idea around so much of the world is a woman with a high-functioning mind. Especially those who want to serve others.
Thanks for the glimpse!
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Great work, Amy! I'm excited to catch the second screening:)
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Working to protect Pacific fisheries
Four Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) compliance officers have recently completed a deployment in the Pacific with the Royal New Zealand Navy aboard 'HMNZS Wellington'.
The New Zealand Naval offshore patrol vessel was deployed as part of 'Operation Calypso' during which the officers and crew undertook a range of tasks which included fisheries patrolling, ordinance removal, and diplomatic engagement. HMNZS Wellington returned briefly to Devonport Naval Base after this deployment, before commencing her next fisheries tasking in New Zealand's southern waters.
During the final stage of the Pacific operation, four MPI compliance officers joined the vessel. They boarded and inspected a number of tuna vessels in international waters adjacent to New Zealand's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). These inspections were aimed at monitoring compliance with the legally binding conservation and management measures put in place by member countries of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission.
The inspections also gathered important catch information which will be used to help inform decision making around fisheries stock assessments, which are done to ensure that fisheries are being sustainably managed. During the course of the patrol a number of offences were detected including serious breaches by a Fijian flagged longline vessel. The Fijian authorities responded swiftly by imposing severe sanctions on the vessel.


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|The infant gastroesophageal reflux questionnaire revised: development and validation as an evaluative instrument.
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|BACKGROUND & AIMS: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is frequently experienced by infants, and disease-specific measures are needed to evaluate treatment benefits. We revised the Infant Gastroesophageal Reflux Questionnaire (I-GERQ) on the basis of information from parents of infants with GERD and physicians and subjected it to a psychometric evaluation. METHODS: A 3-week, multi-country observational study of 185 caregivers of infants younger than 18 months with GERD and 93 caregivers of control infants was conducted. Caregivers completed the I-GERQ-R weekly and recorded symptoms in a Daily Diary. Caregivers and physicians rated global disease severity and change in overall GERD symptoms. RESULTS: Slightly more than half of infants were male with a mean age of 6.7 months, and most infants had been diagnosed with GERD for a little more than 2 months (mean, 66.7 days). Internal consistency reliability for the I-GERQ-R ranged from 0.86 to 0.87, and test-retest reliability was 0.85. Construct validity was demonstrated by significant differences between cases and controls on all item scores (all P<.01) and the total score (P<.0001), correlations with relevant Daily Diary symptoms, and both physician-rated (P<.05) and caregiver-rated disease severity (P<.05). Mean baseline to 3-week I-GERQ-R change scores for those infants whose caregivers reported improvement was -5.7 compared with -0.3 for those whose caregivers reported worse/same (P<.001). Physician ratings of change resulted in similar findings, with mean changes of -5.7 for those rated improved and -0.1 for those rated as worse/same (P<.0001). CONCLUSION: This study demonstrated the I-GERQ-R is a reliable, valid, and clinically responsive measure of infant GERD symptoms.
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|Title: Clinical gastroenterology and hepatology : the official clinical practice journal of the American Gastroenterological Association Volume: 4 ISSN: 1542-3565 ISO Abbreviation: Clin. Gastroenterol. Hepatol. Publication Date: 2006 May
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|Created Date: 2006-05-08 Completed Date: 2006-07-07 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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Provides resources and financial assistance to parents and caregivers with children being treated at Duke and UNC Children's Hospitals.
Me Fine Foundation, Inc. was founded by friends and family of Folden Lee IV who was diagnosed with AML Leukemia in May, 2003. He received several rounds of chemotherapy at UNC Children's Hospital but relapsed shortly after treatment. He then survived two consecutive cord blood transplants and extensive radiation at Duke Children's Hospital. In spite of gallant efforts, the leukemia cells once again returned. Folden was 2 years old.
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The sign outside the Southgate House, the longtime Newport music club that closed after a New Year's Eve concert, now reads "Thompson House."
That's what owners Roger Petersen and Armina "Mina" Lee are planning to call the club, Petersen said Tuesday. The couple are now the majority owners of the building after a legal battle and subsequent settlement with Lee's brother, Ross Raleigh, who ran the Southgate House for 35 years. The couple also own the Brass Ass adult club in Newport.
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The communications office of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center at The University of Texas at Austin provides media with timely, accurate information about the Wildflower Center. Below are recent press releases related to Center events and to staff expertise on conservation practices, native plant gardening, nature education, and native plant resources and research findings. For more information or photos beyond those on the newsroom site, please contact:
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October 18, 2003
Austin Parks Foundation, PODER, Wildflower Center, and the City of Austin will host the first-ever Festival de las Plantas in the new 363-acre park located along the banks of the Colorado River in southeast Austin. This festival aims to heighten people's awareness of the natural beauty and value of Guerrero Park and celebrate the cultural traditions of plant-human interactions. The event features:
- A children's pumpkin carving contest with six prizes awarded
- Guided nature tours and river walks
- Volunteers working on a new community garden
- An Arbor Day tree planting featuring 66 new trees
- Workshops and how-to demonstrations of native plant gardening
- Speakers discussing topics concerning the relationship and biodiversity of plants and people, including John Dromgoole from the Natural Gardener and Mark Blumenthal from American Botanical Council
- Environmental and regional exhibitors and vendors
- Great food representing many cultures
Entertainment and musical performances from Ceremonials Los Concheros, Mexican Indian Sacred Dancers; Mexican Indian Costumes as Fashion from El Interior Folk Art Gallery; Guelaguetza, Folkloric Dancers from Oaxaca; Folklorico/Contemporary Chicano Dance Co.; and Tejano headliner Johnny Degollado, among others, will also be featured during the event.
Guerrero Park will eventually feature community gardens, multi-use recreation areas, nature trails, a performance pavilion, and a children's adventure play village. The future plans for the park will also be unveiled during Festival de las Plantas.


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Louisiana College's Raheem Regis (22) shoots against UT-Dallas defenders Saturday. Regis scored 12 points in UT-Dallas' 72-67 win.
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The Louisiana College men's basketball team must feel like a fighter with one hand tied behind his back.
For a second straight game, the Wildcats fought hard but came up short against one of the American Southwest Conference's elite teams. Some 36 hours after falling to second place Hardin-Simmons by four points, the Wildcats dropped a 72-67 decision to conference leader and No. 24 University of Texas-Dallas at H.O. West Fieldhouse.
The Wildcats have played both games without arguably their best player, leading scorer Anthony Gaines, who injured his knee Feb. 1 at Concordia and has not ...


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It was a heck of a four days for four fours.
Power forwards dominated the news last week, with big stories popping daily. There was the Celtics' Kevin Garnett inciting another Boston-New York sports story line by saying to Carmelo Anthony, as Melo explained to reporters, "certain things that you just don't say to men, another man."
The Timberwolves' Kevin Love suffered another break, literally, with a broken right hand, sidelining him eight to 10 weeks. The league's leading rebounder, Anderson Varejao, is also out for that duration, the Cavaliers announced, because of surgery needed on a leg muscle. And then there was our town's Kenneth Faried. On Wednesday, his brown eyes popped when he was told of his accomplishment — 19 points and 19 rebounds — and a flabbergasted Faried responded the way a fan would when told of these starling stats. He cursed.
The only problem, of course, was that the curse word came on Wednesday's postgame on-court interview with Blake Olson, aired both within the arena and live on Altitude TV.
"He said shoot," Olson said, salvaging the situation.
Faried quickly apologized on the air, saying: "Excuse me! I didn't even know!"
It was actually a fun moment, and to use a hoops term, no harm, no foul.
"His response was so genuine — to me, it was the innocence about it," Olson said. "He was kind of remorseful for saying it, he felt bad for it, but at the same time, everyone understood.
"He's like a warrior, but he's so likable."
I've written this before: Denver fans should savor Faried. He hustles harder than, like, everyone. Yes, he's clearly a work in progress when it comes to one-on-one defense — did you catch the first quarter of that same game against Orlando? — but he gets his hands on rebounds that are seemingly impossible to reach, let alone corral.
"The intensity of the plays he makes, those plays that are pretty incredible from the standpoint of work and intensity, they motivate everybody," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "They pick everybody up. Fans like it, coaches like it, players like it, even referees probably like it.
"I think the assessment is he's still a little bit of a young player being better at home than on the road. And his energy is multiplied because the fans attach to him and make him roar a little louder. But there's no question he's one of the top-five or top-10 energy guys in basketball. His impact, he has a way for finding points. His skill set is not to score, but he's getting a good knack to finding his opportune shots. And as the season goes on, his athleticism and his youthfulness will sustain. A lot of times in the middle of the season, energy kind of drains, but I think he'll be even more athletic in the second half."
As for Melo, he got into a shouting match with Garnett and went toward the Boston locker room after the game. This led to a one-game suspension and a grainy TMZ video. Though denied by Boston coach Doc Rivers, some reports said that K.G. insulted Melo's wife, our town's favorite ex-reality star, La La Vazquez. As we've seen all along, Melo is the NBA's version of Tammy Wynette: Stand by your (wo)man.
Losing Love stinks. He was one of the West's more exciting players, and it's a shame because with a healthy Ricky Rubio, the Wolves looked like a playoff team. And the Varejao injury hurts the Cavs, but it also hurts a better team. No, we don't know which team that is, but it was possible that Cleveland would have dealt him by the trade deadline. Still could happen; if it doesn't, it could be a history-changing injury.
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Spotlight on ... NBA returning to Seattle?
So, is Seattle pulling a Clay Bennett on Sacramento, the way Clay Bennett pulled a Clay Bennett on Seattle?
It's not apples to apples, but the reported possible sale of the Kings to Seattle businessmen is reminiscent of when the Seattle SuperSonics were sold to Bennett and his buddies, who then worked out a way to move the team to Oklahoma City.
"The way (the move to Oklahoma City) happened was bad and ugly. I thought it was for everybody, ugly for Seattle, ugly for the league, ugly for the owner who took it," said Nuggets coach George Karl, who coached the SuperSonics in the 1990s. "It just didn't feel good. Now you have OKC being one of the top-three teams in basketball. But I'm excited. I think the city deserves it."
Nothing is certain with the Kings, but NBA commissioner David Stern has talked about his desire to get the league back in Seattle, a city that couldn't work out a deal for a new arena in the previous decade, and a place that Karl said, "If it didn't rain, it would be one of the most popular cities in the world."
Money rules everything. But one of the charms of the NBA, compared with Major League Baseball and the NFL, is how many one-pro team cities there are in the NBA. I always say the loudest arenas I go to are Portland's and Oklahoma City's. The fans are smart and passionate in Salt Lake City and San Antonio. In these cities, the NBA team is part of the fabric of the community (heck, when the Celtics are playing well, depending on the Bruins' playoff situation, the Celtics could be the fourth-biggest story in Boston in April or May).
So I feel for the average Joe sports fan in Sacramento, who bleeds purple blood and might lose a small piece of his or her identity, the way Seattle fans once felt.


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The Range Rover involved in the bikers attack is being moved from the police precinct for further police investigation Saturday in New York. / David Karp, AP
NEW YORK (AP) - A biker has pleaded not guilty to assault charges in connection with a mob attack on an SUV driver during a motorcycle rally in New York City.
Kaliq Douglas was arraigned Saturday and released on $25,000 bail.
Police say Douglas was among a group of bikers who chased an SUV on a Manhattan highway, forcing it to halt and surrounding it on foot Sept. 29. The driver says he feared for his life and plowed through the crowd, running over and gravely injuring one motorcyclist.
Bikers gave chase, then pulled the driver from the vehicle and beat him.
A lawyer for Douglas, a 28-year-old Brooklyn man, tells the New York Post that amateur video of the encounter doesn't tell the whole story.
Several riders have been arrested, including an off-duty police officer.
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What Ever Happened To Tyrin Turner From Menace II Society
What Ever Happened To Tyrin Turner From Menace II Society?
Everything peaked for Tyrin Turner at the 9th Annual Independent Spirit Awards. Turner was nominated for Best Actor for his performance in Menace II Society, a chill ran down Tyrin Turner's spine as his name was announced alongside the likes of Jeff Bridges, Vincent D'Onofrio, and Matthew Modine. Turner didn't win the Spirit Award, but Roger Ebert pulled him aside that night and told him he should have been up for an Oscar. He belonged at "the Big Show," Ebert said. Turner mesmerized in Menace as Caine, a crack dealer, killer, aspiring father figure and a confused teen. Turner's quizzical expression conveyed all the awe and bewilderment of a teenager enraptured by South-Central gang life. His warm smile made him a heart-throb, and yet he burns with violence throughout the film.
Turner was in a rare and coveted position, by the time he was 22 years old, he'd starred in one of the most iconic films of the decade, befriended rising filmmakers, and been feted with nominations and acclaim. Janet Jackson even told him he had "some of the sexiest lips [she] ever saw." Then, he disappeared from view.
In 2009, I asked Allen Hughes, the co-director of Menace II Society, about Tyrin Turner.
"Tyrin Turner is like a street legend," he said. "He's like a ghetto celebrity, a ghetto rock star. He's an enigma."
Twenty years later, 41-year-old Tyrin Turner is wandering around a creaky house in Brooklyn's Ditmas Park neighborhood clutching a pair of prosthetic legs. He's filming an untitled short film directed by his best friend, Jamie Foxx, for Canon's Project Imagination campaign. He's playing a mad scientist and he could not be happier about it. It's unlike anything he's done before, especially Menace's Caine, the part that launched and in many ways cursed his career. Caine still consumes him.
Turner wears black, thick-framed glasses and sagging khaki pants. Shirtless for much of the film, he is short and compact, with the sculpted physique of a welterweight fighter. His face is youthful and his head full of hair, though it has begun to recede an inch or two. Once shooting begins, Turner steps through machine-churned fog.
"Get more heroic, T!" Foxx instructs from behind the camera.
Turner then raises the prosthetic limbs, presenting them to his bride, played by the actress Nichole Galicia.
"Cut!" Foxx shouts. "This nigga's a superhero."
Foxx is confident Turner's second chance is coming. "I think Tyrin is blessed with a certain quality," he tells me later. "When you see him on film, you are automatically drawn to him."
During downtime on set, Turner wanders off, clutching his iPhone, while Foxx, friends, and Indiana Pacers forward David West — in town for a playoff game — gather on the stoop and swap NBA gossip.2 The towering elm trees thwart the late-afternoon sun, and from here the house looks like Michael Myers's home from Halloween.
Later, Foxx tells West about a recent night at a New York nightclub. Foxx watched as Leonardo DiCaprio approached Turner and spent the next hour quoting Menace II Society back to him. Foxx also recalls a recent encounter with A$AP Rocky and his sister backstage at a Rihanna concert. The rapper posted a photo to Instagram; his sister was starstruck, though not for the movie star. Rocky's sister was unimpressed with Foxx. Then she spotted Turner. "Oh my god! Caine! Caine!" she squealed.
Then Foxx turns serious and looks down at the lawn. "I'm telling him to get back out there," he says. Turner is off somewhere, still fiddling with his phone.
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Anyone who either has been diagnosed with or thinks they might have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is welcome to contact the Cheney Clinic.
There are other patients with certain diagnoses whom we welcome as well. These diagnoses include related illnesses such as primary fibromyalgia syndrome (FM), multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS), Gulf War syndrome (GWS), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), post-polio syndrome (PPS), chronic Lyme disease (LD), anxiety spectrum disorder (ASD), certain atypical depressive illnesses and even adult attention deficit disorder (Adult-ADD).
We are able to evaluate anyone with chronic and unexplained fatigue and even those with atypical neuropsychiatric disorders, though it is likely that most patients will have already been or should be evaluated by one or more physicians.
It is more efficient and more cost effective to be evaluated by a primary care physician first. However, once there is no easily explainable cause of the chronic fatigue or atypical neuropsychological complaint, and if it impairs function, we can certainly see such a patient.
Early intervention in CFS and certain atypical illnesses can be very effective, especially in preventing missteps that can prolong the illness.
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Review our free Cheney Clinic website or consider subscribing to our premium Cheney Research website to familiarize yourself with our clinic and Dr. Cheney's approaches. If after a thorough review of this information and the costs involved you still wish to become a patient, call and set up a two-day visit for any weekday other than Friday.
For the initial visit we recommend you arrive the day before your appointment and leave the day after. The first day of the initial visit to the clinic is long, starting around noon. and lasting until 6-7 p.m. The second day is shorter and typically starts at noon ends by mid to late-afternoon or 3-4 PM.
Upon a request for an appointment, our staff will send a brief questionnaire with some information regarding office policies. We always have a waiting list and it is often not possible to determine exactly when you will be scheduled for an appointment. The reason for this is not everyone on the waiting list accepts an appointment when they are called. Occasionally, we do have an abrupt cancellation and patients are able to get an appointment fairly quickly though on short notice. Expect a brief phone call to confirm your appointment date. A deposit of $1,200 is due six weeks prior to your appointment. The deposit is applied towards your initial visit.
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of a semi-finished occlusal appliance – a randomized, controlled clinical trial
1 Department of Prosthetic Dentistry and Biomaterials, University Hospital Münster, Alber-Schweitzer-Campus 1, Building W 30, 48149, Münster, Germany
2 Department of Orthodontics, University Hospital Münster, Alber-Schweitzer-Campus 1, Building W 30, 48149, Münster, Germany
3 Institute of Biostatistics and Clinical Research, University of Münster, Albert-Schweitzer-Campus 1, Building A11, 48149, Münster, Germany
Head & Face Medicine 2013, 9:5 doi:10.1186/1746-160X-9-5Published: 25 January 2013
Painful temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are usually treated with physiotherapy, self-exercises, medication-based therapy and splint therapy. For splint therapy different types of splints are available. Therefore this randomized controlled study compared the effectiveness of a semi-finished occlusal appliance (SB) with a laboratory-made occlusal appliance (SS) in myofascial pain patients.
The trial subjects allocated to the experimental groups with the (SB) occlusal appliance and those provided with a laboratory-made occlusal appliance (SS) did, in addition, receive conservative treatment (self-exercises, drug-based and manual therapy). The control group was given conservative therapy (CO) only. Overall, a total of 63 patients participated in the study with each group consisting of 21 subjects.
When the first follow-up examination took place (14 days after splint insertion) mouth opening within the SB group was significantly enlarged. When the second examination was conducted (2.5 months after splint insertion) mouth opening was significantly enlarged in both splint groups when compared with the initial value. In the control group, no significant enlargement of mouth opening was detected. At no point there was a significant reduction in the number of pressure-sensitive areas of the TMJ. On palpation of the masticatory muscles however, a significant reduction in the number of pressure-sensitive areas could be observed within the CO group and the SS group after 2.5 months.
When comparing pain reduction (muscle/joint pain) and mouth opening, no significant differences could be detected between the treatments.
The results suggest that TMD should be treated conservatively. In cases of restricted mouth opening, the additional use of occlusal appliances can eliminate the patient's discomfort more quickly. In this context, the tested, semi-finished occlusal appliance appears to offer an immediately available, temporary alternative to laboratory-made splints.


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Quasi-Equilibrium Processes:
* A process is call a quasi-equilibrium process if the intermediate steps in the process are all close to equilibrium. I this way we can characterize the intermediate states of the process using state variables (such as temperature, pressure, volume, entropy, etc. - See important thermal processes.)
* When a process is quasi-equilibrium we can plot the path of the process on say a pressure vs. volume work diagram since all the variable used to characterize the substance's intermediate states have well define values.
* Most of the process you will encounter will be quasi-equilibrium process and we will drop the "quasi-equilibrium" when talking about a particular process.
State Variable:
Examples of State Variables:
Internal Energy
* State Variables are Path Independent: meaning that the change in the value of the state variable will be the same no matter what path you take between the two states. This is not true of either the work W or the heat Q.
* If a system is carried through a cycle that returns it to its original state, then a variable will only be a state variable if variable returns to its original value.
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* State Variables are only measurable when the system is in Equilibrium.
Reversible Processes:
* A process is reversible when the successive states of the process are Infinitesimally close to Equilibrium States. i.e. the process is quasi-equilibrium.
* With a reversible process it is possible to restore the system to its original state without needing an external agent or changing its surroundings.
* Reversible processes are an abstraction that aids the analysis of real processes.
* A reversible process is a standard of comparison for an actual system.
* Truly reversible thermal processes would require an infinite amount of time for completion.
Irreversible Processes:
* All Natural processes are Irreversible.
* The path of an irreversible process is indeterminate and cannot be drawn on a thermodynamic diagram. (We use a hashed line to indicate the path because the intermediate states are in non-equilibrium.)
* The Entropy of the universe always increases during an irreversible process.
* It is always possible to restore an irreversible process to its original state by a reversible process, but the Entropy of the universe can never be restored.
* An irreversible process always requires an external agent to restore it to its original state.
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* A System is in Equilibrium if its Properties/Variables do not change with time.
Thermal Equilibrium
No Temperature or Pressure Gradients in the System.
Mechanical Equilibrium
No Unbalanced Forces or Torques in the System.
Chemical Equilibrium
No tendency of the System to undergo Chemical Reaction or Diffusion.
Electrical Equilibrium
No Electrical Potential Gradients in the System.


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Winston-Salem, NC -- There were candlelight, tears, and prayers Thursday evening for a woman who would have celebrated her birthday today. Instead we're asking: who killed Connie?
In November 2011, someone brutally stabbed Connie Hall and threw her body in a dumpster. So far, they've gotten away with it. Detective Greg Dorn, with the Criminal Investigation Division of the Winston-Salem Police Department said, "She was thrown away like trash. No one...I don't care if you're the worst criminal in the world. No one deserves to be treated and discarded like trash."
Hall's family reported her missing November 14th, 2011. A week later, a maintenance man found her body in that dumpster. April Hall, Connie's sister said, "She didn't deserve to die like that. She didn't deserve to be thrown away in the trash can. So I just think it's senseless. It's heartless and it's cold." Connie's mother, Maggie, said, "I've been praying to the Lord for justice to come. And I hope God will reveal the killer to us very, very soon."
Police say the dumpster where they found Connie's body is in a neighborhood, a crowded area. Police believe someone saw something. But so far, no one has come forward.
So instead of a birthday party, there was a vigil at that very crime scene, for what would have been Connie's 49th birthday.
One of the speakers at the vigil said, "Silence is not a redemptive response to needless acts of violence that tragically disrupt our families, friends, and community."
Connie's best friend, Diane Hardy read a poem at the vigil and said, "I wish she was still here with me, but somebody took that from me. I don't have the pleasure anymore of a best friend. She was truly a best friend."
The Hall family and Hardy continue to plead with anyone who may have been in the area that evening. They ask that if anyone knows something that could solve Connie's murder, that they call Winston-Salem Crimestoppers at 727-2800. You may be eligible for a cash reward.


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The city of Kuala Lumpur is even known as 'KL' in short form to the original inhabitants of the place. It is the capital of the country of Malaysia and is one of the most advanced conurbations of Asia. It thrives in almost every single industry including the tourism industry. It is a beautiful town and compels plenty of tourists on a regular basis to get cheap flights to Kuala Lumpur from their home to witness its umpteenth number of attractions. The metropolis was founded in the 1850s following which there was no looking back. The most attractive sight in the city is the Petronas Towers. It is the tallest skyscraper in Asia. Besides this attractive tower the other major sites which must not be missed by those coming for a holiday on this terra firma include the following:
Cosmo's World
Cosmo's World is a theme park which promises enjoyment for both the young and the aged. The metropolis offers plenty of theme parks to choose from, this being one of the better options as it is easily accessible and convenient to reach. The park is actually situated inside a shopping mall. This feature is one that compels tourists to get Kuala Lumpur flights from different towns to take part in the fun activities that take place here. Plenty of thrilling rides and wild activities are serviced here.
Guandi Temple
This beautiful temple bends plenty of tourists to take flights to Kuala Lumpur to come and visit it. The famous Asian Temple was built in the year 1886 and has a lengthy and interesting history. It was built in memory of a general Named Kwan Ti. Spiral, fragrant incense coils, paper clothes and partially burnt money for good fortune are the main things to see at this site. The temple is known to have an ever pleasant and peaceful atmosphere and hence visiting this place is strongly recommended.
KL Bird Park
No actual bird lover in the world can resist the charm and attractiveness of this place. Many bird lovers get cheap flights to Kuala Lumpur just to visit this place whenever they get time. It is the world's largest Aviary and is the home to some 200 species of birds which are mostly South-East Asian. Visitors are allowed into the park at specific timings for the purpose of bird feeding.
Lake Gardens Park
Lake Garden Park came into existence during the colonial era. This park is easily accessible as transport to and from the place is adequately available. It is situated at about 300 meters away from the famous china town. The beautifully landscaped park is often termed as Mother Nature's home and thus deserves to be visited by all boarding Kuala Lumpur flights. The park covers a huge area of about 92 hectares and is a good place for giving rest to one's exhausted body. A huge variety of native plants are planted throughout the park making it a rejuvenating spot.
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Feliz dia de los muertos. That only means the stores are filling up with their normal Christmas/Thanksgiving rush. The NBA season started. Thankfully, because the eager anticipation for Nuggets fans has been excruciating to see the new signing from the 76ers, Iggy, kick the proverbial tail in his new powder blue uniform.
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Michael Jackson vs Beastie Boys – Intergalactic Thriller (Inglorious Bassterds Halloween Mashup)
Isley Brothers – Prize Possession (Follow Me Remix)
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November 25, 2015
CLARK COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - UPDATE: The stranded boater has been found safe, after getting stranded on the Kentucky River in Clark County.
Rescuers tell us he tried to call 911, but lost cell service.
Emergency crews from two different counties are trying to help a stranded boater on the Kentucky River.
It's happening near the end of Ferry Road, in Clark County, southeast of Winchester.
Emergency crews tell WKYT they're trying to find the stranded boater, and they've called in the Madison County rescue squad for help.
We have a crew on the scene, and will post more information as it becomes available.
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Over the years we have seen many ridiculous letters in the Daily Record. However, the first two letters on Dec. 20 take the cake.
The first letter, by Jim Seidel, claims there is a connection, in quotes, between liberals, the Democratic Party, and the Newtown shooter. Since the word connection is in quotes, who is he quoting? How did he come by this information that he is presenting as fact?
The second letter, by Mark W. Plummer, states "Ever notice when these killers kill, they choose a place where there is no chance of being stopped by someone with a legal gun and permit?" I haven't noticed this, perhaps because it simply isn't true. As an example, the shooting at Fort Hood defies this description. Or does Mr. Plummer think there are no guns on a military base? What about the many shootings that took place in public places where the shooter would have no idea if anyone is armed, such as the Aurora, Colo., movie theatre, shopping malls in Oregon, Salt Lake City and Minneapolis, or the strip mall where Gabby Giffords was shot?
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The reptile will soon die; long live the reptile. In Chinese astrological terms, the Year of the Dragon is due to end in early February, allowing a comfortable transition into 2013, the Year of the Snake—which, by the way, is responsible for Bob Dylan, Art Garfunkel and Kanye West. In the interest of informing the public through half-baked speculation, let's dive into some predictions relating to music—and its makers—in the new year. (Note: Everything here should be taken with a massive grain of salt, except for, of course, the forecasts that end up coming true. We'll be happy to take credit for those.)
• Taylor Swift's innovative and successful promotional tactics for her hit 2012 LP Red quietly inspires copycat scenarios as the recording biz continues to cope with money issues. After Papa John's hawked Red via a special CD/pizza combo, several companies—high fashion brands, kitschy chain restaurants, no-name granola bar start-ups—jockey for space on the ground floor of this trend. Looking to 2018, the old-school patronage system will be back in full swing, with nonmusic-based businesses footing the bill for most young and notable musicians' studio budgets.
• After her fast transition in the indie music press from shiny object of fascination to notorious public enemy, Lana Del Rey makes a comeback of sorts, revamping her image in subtle fashion. Her new record will be a year-end favorite.
• AC/DC write a song that sounds nothing like any other AC/DC songs. No, just kidding. You've heard AC/DC, right?
• Over the last few years, various indie rock bands (Pavement, Archers of Loaf, etc.) have reunited, and the trend won't stop now. Jawbreaker, the Replacements and Pretty Girls Make Graves ascend once more with slightly modified lineups. Former spouses Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore reteam for a couple of non-Sonic Youth songs.
• Also on the reunion trail: dance-punk dissidents Le Tigre and garage-rock rapscallions Rocket from the Crypt. Justin Timberlake and Outkast leak their first new recordings in years.
• Speaking of Timberlake: In an ongoing effort to elevate his name beyond tweenagers, Justin Bieber participates in an endearing, audacious and image-challenging stunt along the lines of "Dick in a Box." Pandering to this new demographic will work at first, but the Biebs will squander the goodwill by 2014.
• New releases by M83, My Bloody Valentine, Russian Circles, Morrissey, GZA and the Black Keys are outstanding. New releases by Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Megadeth and Descendents are good. New releases by Snoop Lion and Nicki Minaj are terrible.
• Chris Brown teases his public redemption, only to then pull the rug out from underneath the American public. Pitchfork tines are sharper and torch-fires burn hotter than ever before. Team Breezy continues to defend their beloved through silly hashtags and uninspired insults.
• Adele's latest album is astonishingly upbeat, supplementing her specialty of smoky blue-eyed soul with inflections of girl-group pop and empowering, cheerful blues rock. Mass confusion results.
• After Metallica's 3-D concert film disappoints at the box office, execs realize that there's not much juice to be squeezed out of the whole 3-D-concert-films thing, effectively killing the young trend.
• Radiohead, Jack White and the Flaming Lips collaborate on something especially bizarre.
• West and Kim Kardashian are a much- publicized matrimonial item by summer. By winter, the nasty separation begins, resulting in unimaginably entertaining Twitter drama. On the docket for 2015: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy II: #AfterKardashian.
• Jessie Ware, Action Bronson, Miguel, Charli XCX, First Aid Kit and A$AP Rocky (the latter of whom will make headlines for a rumored Rihanna romance) seriously rise in prominence. The glimmer fades significantly for PSY and Odd Future.
• By summer, everyone has completely forgotten the cause célèbre known as Pussy Riot, if they haven't already.
• Although Digital Domain, the company responsible for the Tupac hologram at Coachella 2012, filed for bankruptcy last September, there is a renewed surge of interest in hologram performances by the year's close. Elvis Presley returns to the stage in 2014.
• On the subject of notable Philly-ites, Diplo remains devilishly prolific, further reminding you that no matter how many things you do in a day, he'll somehow be able to accomplish three times that. Also, expect a stupendous record from Kurt Vile. He's been rather dormant in 2012, but that's all just part of the slow build-up for his brain-bending psychedelics out this autumn.
• A massively important name associated with the 1980s unexpectedly dies.
• Finally, Dr. Dre's Detox still doesn't come out. As of this writing, hip-hop's equivalent to Chinese Democracy is at least 11 years in the making; as of Dec. 31, 2013, it'll be 12. But c'mon, we just narrowly avoided Armageddon. Must we really tempt the fates again?
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Bow down, Philly: Grandmaster Flash spinning at Coda
Real redefined: The return of Odd Future's Earl Sweatshirt
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Wembley villain turns Brentford hero to deny Carlisle Utd victory
Last updated at 11:41, Monday, 10 October 2011
Carlisle United 2 Brentford 2: Toumani Diagouraga's name posed so many problems for Carlisle United's stadium announcer that Stephen Dunn eventually resorted to breaking it up into syllables, just to get it out there.
Then Brentford's most distinctive midfielder slammed one through Adam Collin's legs to complete a comeback that also arrived in instalments.
Diagouraga, who is so gangly it might well be his middle name, has waited six months to create a happier scrapbook item against the Blues. Red carded at Wembley in the previous confrontation – the Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final – the Frenchman loped out of Brunton Park on Saturday as his team's late saviour.
Carlisle are not used to Diagouraga making it through to the last couple of minutes of a game, which might explain why he was able to slalom into space in the 88th minute and wash away United's hopes of victory in the October rain.
What didn't trickle down the drain with those two lost points was the memory of a full-throated League One contest which did these north and south foes credit.
Manager Greg Abbott described it as among the most entertaining battles involving the Blues since he took office even as James Berrett, United's first goalscorer, was complaining that "it feels like a defeat."
Berrett, a north-west player of the year nominee for Carlisle's division, returned to influential form here and United came with him, to the extent that Uwe Rösler, Abbott's dugout rival, had to sift through all his resources to tease a draw out of the day.
Rösler, the former Manchester City goalscorer who returned to these shores in a summer shake-up at Griffin Park, recently recalled his playing days with the vivid observation that "English football was like two boxers hitting each other until one fell down." That was true of this boisterous match-up apart from the last bit.
Neither side was too keen on staying on the canvas, both enjoying periods of attacking appetite and hastiness further back, the latter having been mainly forced by the other team.
The result was a proper ding-dong that scored immeasurably higher for entertainment than most other games witnessed at Brunton Park this term.
The only criticism from Carlisle's own lively and committed showing was their failure to provide Lee Miller with any scoring chances. United's leading marksman contributed heavily to his team's attacking play but had no opportunity to show off his finishing skills, which we already know are there in abundance.
Had the Blues managed to drop a cross on to his head in the box, or put a half-chance on his toe, they might have been less susceptible to the staged recovery which Brentford finally completed with Diagouraga's close-range drive, the result of which was a silent slump in an otherwise noisy home crowd.
This didn't, though, feel like a day to be hammering away at United's deficiencies. "When you get so close [to victory] there's always a niggle in you," said Abbott. "But we played our part in a good game, and if we are like that through the season we are going to be more than fine."
With a steady downpour replacing last weekend's heat, and Tom Taiwo and JP McGovern returning to the team, Carlisle went in early pursuit of gaps in Rösler's starting line-up, which contained two Wembley survivors compared to United's five. In the first minute, Peter Murphy's floated ball was glanced by Miller to McGovern who, operating on the right of a front three, swept a shot across goal and wide.
Abbott's latest formation tweak saw Miller operating as a lone central hunter, with Rory Loy shifted out to the left. Carlisle adjusted manfully to this new arrangement but only after Brentford had passed and moved their way into their territory and taken the opening goal.
Sam Wood's weak, free header came after one Bees attack which had been easy on the neutral eye. In the ninth minute they applied a finish to their purposeful work, as Adam Thompson got away from Loy and crossed for Jonathan Douglas, whose headed lay-off was slapped home by David Clarkson.
The striker's arrival into scoring space suggested United had lost a little grip on their opponents in the formative early stages, but the adjustment came with pleasing haste. Loy, drifting infield, clipped a 30-yarder wide, and then Carlisle's increased bite took them closer to the target through Liam Noble, who spun onto a Miller flick and was thwarted by a fine Richard Lee save.
Miller's streetwise presence was causing bother for Rösler's centre-halves. Marcel Eger was over-eager in one aerial challenge with the Scot, earning a booking and conceding a free-kick which Matty Robson wobbled just wide. Then Miller claimed a loose ball on the left and laid it back for Robson to cross deeply, allowing Noble to tee up Berrett for a simple finish.
This really put some petrol in the Cumbrian tank. Moments later, Taiwo bombed beyond the visiting back line and set up Noble for a rising attempt. A cluster of corners and free-kicks were then inflicted on the visitors, who scrambled to survive. Carlisle's extra hustle kept them in the Brentford half until the break, by which time Noble, again, had gone close with a deflected blast and Miguel Llera had failed with a dismal penalty shout in a rare foray to the other end.
An open game stayed open into the second spell. From the second-half whistle, United almost panicked a chance out of the retreating Eger. Douglas and Kevin O'Connor then shot over as Rösler's men re-emerged. But then Carlisle's vigour took them back downfield as Berrett galloped onto a McGovern through-ball and shot wide, and then Loy tormented a foul out of Eger which ought to have seen the centre-half walk.
Referee Rob Lewis flunked that call, and then the error-prone spirit seized the visiting team, as Berrett flung over a testing free-kick which cannoned off one Brentford boot into the shins of Clarkson, flying back past Lee and into the net.
Both managers now reached for their options. Abbott brought on Francois Zoko for Loy, who earned a big ovation for his Trojan work down the left, while Rösler sent on Myles Weston and then Clayton Donaldson. The home intention was that Zoko's elusive running would enable Carlisle to defend by attacking, while the visitors did away with a defender in the chase of a point.
United's advances did not stop, but Brentford's started to come with greater frequency. From a Weston corner, Llera won a header and Diagouraga applied a finish, only to be thwarted by Zoko on the goalline. Then Carlisle succumbed to tension in the closing stages as Murphy and Danny Livesey, otherwise excellent, went for the same ball and conceded an avoidable corner which Collin eventually claimed.
The resistance could not last and finally Clarkson, seeking one last contribution to an eventful day, entered a hectare of space on the left and fed Diagouraga to dance around Taiwo and equalise. Collin then thwarted the Londoners' audacious, late bid to plunder all the points, tipping wide a Sam Saunders free-kick and then beating away a Llera header.
It was mainly breathless stuff which, when inspected, will have Abbott keen to cork a couple of leaks but doing so in the knowledge that his team appear in otherwise healthy fettle after the first quarter of term: a conclusion which, unlike the name of Brentford's second scorer, rather trips off the tongue.
ADAM COLLIN - Not always secure on crosses, but the keeper stayed alert to deny Brentford a late winner.
JAMES TAVERNIER - Was wholehearted in all his defensive work even if he was less influential than normal in attack.
MATTY ROBSON - Caught upfield as Brentford scored their first, otherwise watchful in defence and bright on the ball.
DANNY LIVESEY - Put in his usual no-frills performance alongside Murphy, was solid and responsible for most of the game.
PETER MURPHY - Looked on top form for the majority of the match until Brentford snatched their late leveller.
TOM TAIWO - Carried the battle well to the experienced Douglas and co, an energetic return to the side.
JAMES BERRETT - Used the ball well, claimed a good goal and was bright in most of his contributions.
LIAM NOBLE - A frequent danger around the Brentford box, set up Berrett's goal and close to one of his own.
JP MCGOVERN - A good showing down the right, he did some good work both in defence and attack.
RORY LOY - A manful effort down the left which often had Rösler's defenders on the back foot.
LEE MILLER - Led line superbly and at heart of so much of Carlisle's attacking, shame he had no scoring chances of his own.
Subs: Francois Zoko (for Loy 70). Not used: Mark Gillespie, Graham Kavanagh, Craig Curran, Stephen O'Halloran.
Goal: Berrett 23
Booked: Livesey
Brentford: Lee, Thompson, Woodman, Eger (Donaldson 73), Llera, O'Connor, Douglas, Diagouraga, Wood (Weston 57), Adams (Saunders 78), Clarkson. Not used: Moore, Osborne.
Goals: Clarkson 9, Diagouraga 88
Booked: Eger
Ref: Rob Lewis (Shropshire)
Crowd: 4,184
First published at 11:25, Monday, 10 October 2011
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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|Conference focusing socioeconomic and social factors impacting health and health equity in Australia.
Five years on from the WHO's Commission on the Social Determinants of Health, Closing the Gap Within a Generation, the report is now achieving growing prominence in Australia's health policy setting. In March 2013, the Senate released its response to the report and recommended that the federal government adopt the WHO report's recommendations to act on social determinants of health and equity issues. In all areas of policy, the report recommends that effective action be taken to manage the social factors that contribute to a person's health and encourages social inclusion initiatives aimed at reducing health inequity.
The Social Determinants of Health conference on the 10th and 11th December at the Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel will bring together health, social services and public policy organisations to discuss how social determinants affect the health of the nation and to consider how policy decisions can be targeted to reduce health inequities. The agenda will facilitate much needed discussion on new approaches to manage social determinants of health and bridge the gap in health between the socially disadvantaged and the broader Australian population.
The impact of social, economic and environmental factors on people's health is an immense challenge for health policy and planning in Australia. Education, employment, social security, housing and transport all have important consequences for health outcomes. We invite you to join leaders and key stakeholders at the Social Determinants of Health conference to discuss and debate these important issues and the implications for the future.
Martin Laverty, CEO, Catholic Health Australia
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Retrial starts tomorrow for ex-lawyers in diet-drug caseHoward Erichson in Louisville Courier-Journal, February 16, 2009
The government will try again this week to convict two disbarred lawyers accused of taking $94.6 million from clients in a fen-phen diet-drug case.
The retrial of William Gallion and Shirley Cunningham begins tomorrow in U.S. District Court in Frankfort and is scheduled to take up to eight weeks.
The two former Lexington lawyers have pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and eight counts of aiding and abetting wire fraud. They face maximum sentences of 20 years in prison if convicted.
The allegations in the case are largely the same as in the trial that ended with a deadlocked jury last July: Gallion and Cunningham paid only about one-third of a $200 million settlement in 2001 to their 440 clients and improperly kept the rest for themselves and others.
The money came from the settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed in Kentucky against the manufacturer of the diet drug, which was withdrawn from the market after it was shown to cause heart-valve damage.
But in the retrial, several things have changed.
There is a new judge (Danny Reeves instead of William Bertelsman), a new venue (Frankfort instead of Covington), more charges (nine instead of one), and one less defendant (Melbourne Mills Jr., who claimed he was too drunk to have participated in the alleged scam, was acquitted).
Also, this time Gallion and Cunningham will come and go freely from the courtroom. They made bail last summer and were released from jail after spending nearly a year behind bars.
Some defense lawyers who are not involved in the case say the government should have the edge in the retrial.
"The defense has already played out its hand, and the prosecution can go back and see if it did anything wrong, then correct it," said Alex Dathorne, a former assistant commonwealth's attorney in Jefferson County.
But Lexington lawyer Jim Shuffett, who defended Mills, noted that the jury in the first trial deadlocked 10-2 for acquittal, according to its foreman.
"The government may get a second shot, but it doesn't change the facts," Shuffett said.
The U.S. attorney's office didn't comment. Neither did Gallion's lead counsel, O. Hale Almand Jr., of Macon, Ga. Cunningham's lawyer, Steve Dobson, of Tallahassee, Fla., didn't respond to requests for comment.
Attorney Angela Ford, who now represents more than 400 of the plaintiffs and who won a $42 million civil judgment on their behalf against Gallion, Cunningham and Mills, said her clients expect the defendants to be convicted this time.
"They know what happened to them, and they can't believe there will be any other result," she said.
As many as 18 former plaintiffs will testify, Ford said.
She said that prosecutors Laura Voorhees and E.J. Walbourn are better prepared and that Reeves' pretrial rulings should simplify the case.
Reeves said he will not let the defendants argue that their fees were reasonable because their clients got more money than did claimants in a separate national fen-phen class action.
That was one of the defendants' key arguments in the first trial, which ended July 3 after the jury had deliberated for 52 hours over eight days.
Shuffett said the jury didn't convict because the defendants were innocent, but other lawyers attributed the mistrial to a listless performance by the prosecutors, the clumsy handling of key witness Stan Chesley, and a government expert who testified that he hadn't worked since last fall because of a mental illness.
The government has retained a new expert -- professor Howard Erichson, who teaches legal ethics and responsibility at Fordham University law school. And it is expected to call Chesley, the nationally known Cincinnati lawyer who negotiated the settlement, during its case.
By adding more charges, the government also is more likely to gain a conviction, lawyers say.
"With more charges, the temptation is for jurors to compromise -- to acquit them on some and to convict them on some," Shuffett said.
Neither side has subpoenaed Mills to testify, Shuffett said.
Since the mistrial, Gallion and Cunningham have surrendered their law licenses under their terms of disbarment.
During the disbarment proceedings, they denied charging an excessive fee but admitted they never told their clients that they were putting $20 million from the settlement into a charitable foundation, or that they paid themselves to manage the foundation.
The Kentucky Supreme Court, in the disbarment action, also rejected the main defense Gallion and Cunningham have offered in the criminal case -- that they had to hold on to $70 million from the settlement in the event of "contingent liabilities."
The defendants have said they had to retain the money in case additional claims arose, and that when none did, they were entitled to keep that money because their clients already had been sufficiently compensated.
But the court ruled that "there were no contingent liabilities."
Voorhees has said her office was studying whether the lawyers' admissions in the bar discipline case could be used in the retrial.


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|Plasticity-induced structural anisotropy of silica glass.
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|PMID: 19518968 Owner: NLM Status: PubMed-not-MEDLINE
|Amorphous silica density at ambient pressure is known to depend on thermal history (through the quenching rate) but also, at room temperature, on the maximum pressure applied in the past. Here we show that beyond density, a mechanical loading can endow the structure with an orientational order. Molecular dynamics simulations show evidence that amorphous silica develops a permanent anisotropic structure after extended shear plastic flow. This anisotropy which survives for an unstressed specimen is revealed markedly by the fabric tensor computed over the Si-O-Si orientations, albeit the SiO4 tetrahedra microstructure remains mostly unaltered.
|C L Rountree; D Vandembroucq; M Talamali; E Bouchaud; S Roux
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|Type: Journal Article Date: 2009-05-12
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|Title: Physical review letters Volume: 102 ISSN: 0031-9007 ISO Abbreviation: Phys. Rev. Lett. Publication Date: 2009 May
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|Created Date: 2009-06-12 Completed Date: 2009-07-07 Revised Date: -
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|CEA, IRAMIS, SPCSI, Groupe Fracture et Systèmes Complexes, F-91191 Gif sur Yvette, France.
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