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Monday, Aon Hewitt released a survey of 800 companies on the use of incentives for employee participation in programs aimed at improving employee health, with the hope of lowering company medical costs. The study found that 79% of companies offer rewards for participating in programs (e.g. completing a health risk questionnaire or biometric screenings); 5% utilize punishments for not participating (CVS Caremark requires a $600 fee for employees who do not report their weight, blood sugar, and cholesterol); and 16% use a mix of both. Proponents of the use of incentives, such as CVS Caremark, point to an overall blood sugar and cholesterol level decrease, and the reality that "Like it or not, in this country, employment and health insurance and health care are all intimately related." Detractors worry that incentive programs reward already healthy employees while singling out workers most in need of affordable health care with higher costs. Are these programs an invasion of personal privacy or unfairly manipulative?
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On the strength of half-a-century's work with newspaper people, I can confidently say that no cadre of that tribe is subject to greater superstition than Washington reporters. It seems a settled prejudice that all reporters, everywhere, are puffed-up Pulitzer-seekers and partisans in disguise, prostituting themselves for glittering prizes. Assuredly, journalists are no more immune to mean ambitions than anyone else. But I routinely challenge these skeptics to spend a night in a busy newsroom, or face a gruff copy editor of the old school (a vanishing breed, alas), and still believe that news is easy to cook, especially when it is big and breaking.
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New renderings for 4435 35th SW show proposed 'hillclimb'October 2, 2013 at 1:33 pm | In Development, Triangle, West Seattle news | 15 Comments
With eight days until the next Southwest Design Review Board meeting about the mixed-use development planned at 4435 35th SW, its new "packet" is out with renderings and other information for the board to consider, publicly viewable via the city Department of Planning and Development website. You can see it in its entirety here; above is a rendering by architects GGLO showing a feature that sparked some buzz at the previous meeting in June (WSB coverage here), a "hillclimb" on the south side of the site, going up to other parts of The Triangle and leading toward The Junction. According to the packet, the project is currently planned for ~159 residential units, 153 underground parking spaces (it's in an area where the city does not require any parking at all because of nearby frequent transit), and more than 12,000 square feet of commercial/retail area. This site originally came to the board in 2009, then went on hold, changing architects and developers (now Trinsic) before returning with a new design proposal earlier this year. The Design Review meeting is set for 6:30 pm October 10th at the Senior Center of West Seattle (California/Oregon); as always, the meeting will include a public-comment period.
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Comment by Curious — 2:04 pm October 2, 2013 #
The alley vacation will not go to council any sooner than December, as previously reported. The council is in the midst of budget right now. The underground-storage tank removal at the ex-Shell station will be done before the other buildings are demolished next year, but the owners/developers do say they will take down the CANOPY over the storage tanks when the tanks come out.
Probably not a part of the project, but has there been any discussion in adding 'real' left hand turn lanes at the 35th Ave SW / Avalon intersection?
Comment by Findlay — 2:58 pm October 2, 2013 #
The developer and Whole Foods are just patiently waiting for November 5th. The project will get fast tracked on November 6th. Bye-bye Mayor McCheese.
Comment by CW — 3:03 pm October 2, 2013 #
I actually don't hate this project. It has parking, a fairly ok look and a nice hill climb feature that I would love to add to my running route. Not too shabby!
Comment by The Truth — 4:11 pm October 2, 2013 #
wonder if they will have an alternate, accessible route (i.e. an elevator open to the public) for people who can't use the hillclimb due to a disability … I kinda doubt it as there is no elevator tower in that area. I scanned the .pdf file and saw no mention whatsoever about accessibility of the building or units (a certain number are required to meet accessibility standards), 'people with disabilities' or even 'the handicapped'. None of the visuals showing people included people with disabilities (maybe the figures shown had 'invisible' disabilities such as asthma, heart conditions, etc.) What I did notice was the allowed use of pavers, which is at least frowned upon if not actually prohibited.
Seattle used to have an international, well-deserved reputation as being accessible to residents and visitors with disabilities. That reputation has been seriously eroded in the last decade.
Comment by metrognome — 6:22 pm October 2, 2013 #
seems like a lot of spare space on the left of the picture. why not add a mtn bike track in there?
Comment by themightyrabbit — 8:15 pm October 2, 2013 #
Pavers are good for permeability and helping with storm water runoff. The hill climb may not be accessible, but then neither is the vegetated slope there now, so it's hardly a loss. I actually think this is one of the nicer looking projects we have seen lately.
Comment by jeff — 8:40 pm October 2, 2013 #
Is this the right address? I just google mapped it and it's saying it's the new apartment that was built on 35th and Avalon. By KFC, 7-11, and Taco Time area….
Yes, this is the right address. You're thinking of 3295 Avalon Way, which is across the street and a tiny bit north. This is on the current site of The Bridge and an empty lot, immediately south of KFC, whose site is NOT part of the deal (separately owned)… TR
jeff — 'hardly a loss' is irrelevant but your attitude about accessibility reflects current social and governmental views about people with disabilities. Why shouldn't temporarily able-bodied folks have to go north to the corner and west on that sidewalk? If you ever break your leg skiing, you're gonna wish there was an elevator …
Comment by metrognome — 11:02 pm October 2, 2013 #
I have to say that it looks pretty nice to me.
Comment by K8 — 7:36 am October 3, 2013 #
Regarding accessibility, folks in my neighborhood won't even keep their shrubs off of the sidewalk, so just moving down the sidewalk is nearly impossible. In some cases you can push through, but this time of year it leaves you soaking wet.
I'm not talking about overgrown brambles, but actual planted shrubs and plantings that in some cases cover 2/3 of the sidewalk. There's a city ordinance prohibiting it, but good luck getting anyone to help out.
Comment by MAS — 2:29 pm October 3, 2013 #
What does it take to get a bit of non cookie cutter design? Dull, mediocre, same old same old. Where is some original thinking?
Comment by raybro — 9:45 pm October 3, 2013 #
Ugly, ugly ugly. Looks like warehouses to me.
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"I've just started investing in stocks, which is new for me," Kunis, the actress known for her roles in That 70s Show, Forgetting Sarah Marshall and most recently Oz: The Great and Powerful, told CNBC. "I'm an advocate of like put things in the bank, put it in a CD, lock it away, be safe. And I've been pushed kind of forward to take chances and then learning a little bit about the stock market and companies," she added.
Such a revelation has raised eyebrows across the blogosphere and Twitterverse. The old adage is whenever shoe-shine boys, barbers, Hollywood types or former Fed chairmen start touting the stock market, it's time to bail out. That's because so-called mom-and-pop investors have a history of buying high and selling low, which any layman economist will tell you is exactly the wrong thing to do in the market.
MarketBeat looks under the hood of Wall Street each day, finding market-moving news, analyzing trends and highlighting noteworthy commentary from the best blogs and research. MarketBeat is updated frequently throughout the day, helping investors stay on top of what's happening in the markets. Lead writers Paul Vigna and Steven Russolillo spearhead the MarketBeat team, with contributions from other Journal reporters and editors. Have a comment? Write to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Early calls for the commodities for Monday
Early calls for the CME Group commodity prices for Monday, July 12, 2010 are 1-2 cents higher for corn and wheat, soybeans 1-2 cents lower.
In eCBOT electronic trading, the Dec '10 corn futures contract was 1/2 of a cent lower at $3.94 3/4 per bushel, while Nov. soybeans were 2 1/4 cents lower at $9.51 per bushel. Sep. wheat was steady at $5.38. The Dec. soymeal futures contract was $0.60 higher at $278.60 and Dec. soyoil 0.20 point lower at $38.07.
The outside markets are not supportive for this morning's CME Group open. The real factor driving the early calls will be the mixed overnight grain prices.


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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
MILTON-FREEWATER -- Oodles of noodles will be dished out on behalf of Milton-Freewater resident Darin Speakman on Sunday.
Speakman, 44, has been an employee of Kilmer's Auto Parts for many years. He is at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for treatment of liver cancer and its complications.
Proceeds from the spaghetti feed will go toward travel and other expenses. It's scheduled for 4 p.m. at Pioneer Posse Grounds, off Highway 11 by Bordertown Feed and Supply.
Tickets are $10, or $25 per family. An account for Richman has been set up at Community Bank; donations can be made at any branch.


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Butter Pecan Fudge Recipe
Toasted pecans add a nutty crunch to this creamy buttery fudge. I have given this candy with its wonderful caramel flavor, as gifts at Christmastime and people always rave about it! -Pam Smith Alta Loma, California
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 cup pecan halves, toasted and coarsely chopped
- 1. In a large heavy saucepan, combine the butter, sugars, cream and salt. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Boil for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Stir in confectioners' sugar until smooth. Fold in pecans.
- 2. Spread into a buttered 8-in. square dish. Cool to room temperature. Cut into 1-in. squares. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Yield: 1-1/4 pounds.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (2 pieces) equals 116 calories, 7 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 13 mg cholesterol, 41 mg sodium, 15 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, trace protein.
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Funny Bones, 1930 (3)
Made Her Feel Sheepish
Customer – "What kind of meats have you today?"
Butcher – "Mutton and venison."
Customer – "Is your mutton dear?"
Butcher – "No, the mutton is sheep. The venison is deer."
Never shift your mouth into high gear until you are sure your brain is turning over.
The Only Way
Fuller Sapp – I say, Rosaline, what would I have to give for just one little kiss?"
Rosaline – "Chloroform!"
A Little Too Late
When they pulled the professor, half drowned, from the water, he sputtered, "How exasperating. I've just recalled the fact that I can swim."
Too Fast for Lamby
Teacher – Mary, why doesn't the lamb follow you to school nowadays?
Mary – "What, with me driving 40 miles an hour?"
Absent But Not Forgotten
Cornbelt: "I hear you lost your temper yesterday."
Rutabaga: "Yes, but she'll be back."
Complete Washout
"What would you do if a horse fell into your bathtub?"
"Easy – I'd pull the plug out."
His Defense
Farmer: "Hi, there! What are you doing up in my cherry tree?"
Willie: "Dere's a notice down dere to keep off de grass."
Is He? Yes!
Kunkle– Kosherstein must be feeling the heat by now.
Bilhardt – "Where's he living?"
Kunkle – "He's not."
Soon Will Be Ancient History
Martin: "Hunter, who does the most good – Henry Ford or Billy Sunday?"
Hunter: "That's easy! Henry Ford."
Martin: "How's that?"
Hunter: "Henry has shaken the devil out of more people than Billy Sunday ever can."
A Better Slogan
Question: "How can I keep myself warm nights?"
Answer: "Reach for a blanket instead of a sheet."
At the Picnic
Mother (to Bobby): "Surely you did something else but eat the school treat?"
Bobbie: "Yes, mummie. After lunch we sang a hymn called "We can sing, full though we be …"
Mother learned later that the hymn selected had been, "Weak and sinful though we be."
Before He Canned It
"What's the matter?"
"I wrote an article on fresh milk, and the editor condensed it."
A Striking Suggestion
The following sign is displayed above an ice cream counter of a drugstore: "Take a brick home, it's fine when company comes."
He Sees It Now
Chugwater – "I never could see why they call a boat 'she.'"
Dashpot – "Evidently you never tried to steer one."
Where the Nickels Go
Scene – Sunday morning in a drug store:
"Can you give me change for a dime, please?"
Druggist – "Certainly, and I hope you enjoy the sermon."
Cuts Both Ways
Robertson: "I thought you told me, before I married you, that you could make biscuits!"
Mrs. Robertson: "Hugh! I thought you told me, before I married you, that you could make dough!"
"That's the guy I'm laying for," said the hen as the farmer went by.
A pedestrian has his rights – yes. The last sad rites.
When my wife wants anything she uses the sign language. She signs for this and signs for that.
The motor-car will eventually drive people underground, says a traffic expert. It often does now, if it hits hard enough.
Printer's copy: "Moses kills the taskmaster." Printer's proof: "Moses kills the toastmaster."
A German dancer who danced for nearly three hundred hours had to stop owing to a brain affection. Our suspicion is that it was something of the sort that made him start.
Teacher– "Willie, can you tell me one of the uses of cowhide?"
Willie – "Yes, ma'am. It keeps the cow together."
Side Show
Dick – "My dad is an Elk, a Lion, a Moose and an Eagle."
Micky – "What does it cost to see him?"
"Where is the man who keeps this restaurant?" asked a disgusted patron.
"He's gone out to lunch," replied the waiter.
Professor – "Can you give me an example of wasted energy?"
Freshman – "Yes, sir. Telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man."
Wonderful Control
Bridegroom (in poetic frenzy, as they stroll along the shore): "Roll on, thou deep and dark blue ocean, roll!"
Bride: "Oh, Gerald, how wonderful you are. It's doing it."
Helped Him Decide
Genesis: "Whut did yo'wife say when yo' got in at two las' night?"
Exodus: "She never say a word. Ah wuz goin' to have dem two front teeth pulled out anyhow."


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Iranians begin 10-Day Dawn celebrations
Millions of Iranians across the country have begun ten days of celebrations, marking the 35th anniversary of the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
The ceremonies kicked off all over the nation on Saturday morning at 9:33 a.m. local time (0603 GMT), the time when the late founder of the Islamic Republic Imam Khomeini arrived back home on February 1, 1979 from exile.
Imam Khomeini spent more than 14 years in exile, mostly in the Iraqi holy city of Najaf. He also spent some time in Turkey and France, before his return to Iran.
The day when Imam Khomeini returned to Tehran marks the start of 10 days of celebrations better known as the 10-Day Dawn festivities, which culminate in nationwide rallies on February 11, the anniversary of the triumph of the Islamic Revolution.
Meanwhile, Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei visited the mausoleum of the late Imam Khomeini, southern Tehran, to pay tribute to the founder of the Islamic Revolution on Saturday morning.
The Iranian nation toppled the US-backed Pahlavi regime 35 years ago, ending the 2,500 years of monarchic rule in the country.
The Islamic Revolution spearheaded by the late Imam Khomeini established a new political system based on Islamic values and democracy.
During the 10-Day Dawn festivities, Iranians take part in different events and activities to mark the victory of the Islamic Revolution.


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River Bend Marine Center under new ownership and management
Nautical Ventures Group
March 14, 2013
Filed under News
Fort Lauderdale, FL – March 13, 2013 – River Bend Marine Center, which has served the yachting and brokerage community for nearly 40 years, has been purchased by Fort Lauderdale based Nautical Ventures Group.
"This active boatyard has provided important maritime services to boaters in the area for many years. Its strategic location on the New River makes for easy access by mid-size to large yachts, as well as providing inland protection during storms," states Roger Moore, Nautical Ventures Group CEO. "We have plans to make improvements to our facilities to keep pace with the requirements of more modern vessels and to offer additional contractor services."
River Bend provides dockage for yachts up to 135'; dry storage to 80'; an 80 ton TraveLift; a 15-Ton hydraulic yard crane; and a 50-Ton self-propelled boat transporter. Marina amenities include, 30/50/100 amp electrical hookups; restroom and shower facilities; an outdoor picnic area; Wi-Fi internet connectivity; fax/photocopy & mail services. River Bend also offers the full complement of shipyard services such as: finish painting; custom cabinetry; fiberglass fabrication; mechanical & electrical installation; A/C refrigeration; diesel & gas engine repair (both inboard & outboard) as well as repower; custom canvas; mast & rigging services.
Jeff Garcia, President of River Bend, is also a co-founder of a shipyard on the French Riviera. He brings a wealth of technical expertise and logistical acumen to the luxury yacht market. "When a captain brings a yacht in for service, we understand the need to turn it around in a timely and efficient manner so they can be back on the water using their boat," notes Jeff. "So in addition to our own service staff and trained technicians, we will also have on-site offices staffed by reputable sub-contractors who can also perform the work."
Another unique aspect to River Bend are areas set aside for the do-it-yourself yachtsman. According to Jeff, "Some boaters enjoy a more hands-on approach in doing a certain amount of maintenance and prefer repairs themselves. We provide workspace where they can get the boats up on dry land with 360 degree accessibility."
River Bend Marine Center is located by land at: 1515 SW 20th Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315. Location by water: 3 NM from the mouth of the New River (adjacent to Lauderdale Marine Center) at 26'.05.6' N 80'.09.9' W
Phone: 954-523-1876 Website: http://www.riverbendmarinecenter.com


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Nokia launches Lumia 928 smartphone, heading to Verizon May 14th
updated 11:31 am EDT, Fri May 10, 2013
Second Lumia 928 camera test uses model helicopter, image stabilization
Nokia has formally unveiled the Lumia 928, headed to Verizon as a network-exclusive. The smartphone, previously leaked through a billboard and an advertisement in Vanity Fair, has been revealed before its expected launch event in London on May 14th, with the phone manufacturer keen to continue promoting its 8.7-megapixel PureView camera with Carl Zeiss lens and Xenon flash with another test video.
The 4.5-inch OLED display runs at 1280x768, with a pixel density of 334ppi. Powering the Lumia 928 is a dual-core Qualcomm processor running at 1.5GHz with 1GB of RAM, with 32GB of storage and 7GB of SkyDrive cloud storage, courtesy of Windows Phone 8. Its front camera is capable of taking 1.2-megapixel images and 720pp video, audio is captured by three high-audio-amplitude-capture (HAAC) microphones, and power comes from its 2000mAh battery. Wireless charging, 4G connectivity and NFC are also included, along with a suite of Lumia apps and a $25 credit for Windows Phone apps.
The latest camera-testing video, following on from the rollercoaster comparison with the iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III, attaches the Lumia 928 to a model helicopter, in order to take various sweeping shots of nature. Despite riding on a helicopter with multiple rotors, the Lumia 928 appears to cope with the vibration well, allowing Nokia to demonstrate its image stabilization technology.
The Lumia 928 will be reaching Verizon on May 16th, and will cost $99 on a two-year contract with a $50 mail-in rebate.


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This spring, Delancey's Brandon Pettit, along with friends-who-cook, Olaiya Land (caterer and cooking class teacher) and Brandi Henderson (Delancey's pastry chef), is opening The Pantry in a space behind Delancey! Read more »
As we eagerly await the weekend, here are a few juicy tidbits to get you through the Friday afternoon doldrums: Read more »
News broke earlier this week that Safeco Field is getting four new eateries come springtime backed by famous chefs from across the country. Read more »
Capitol Hill's 12th Avenue is breathing new life into the real estate and food games. Seattlemag.com gets a firsthand look at this culinary paradise in a video tour featuring vibrant new shops and up-and-coming restos. View this video by scanning the tag at right or visiting Seattlemag.com and searching "12th Avenue."
Must VoteA.W.A.R.D. Show1/27–1/30 (Thursday - Sunday) - Grab your tix quick for the second annual A.W.A.R.D. Show, in which 12 up-and-coming local dance companies compete for a grand prize of $10,000. (See our Spotlight story on page 46.) Just as they say on the reality shows, it's up to you, America! A series of live Seattle audience votes will determine the winner. 8 p.m. Prices vary. On the Boards, 100 W Roy St.; 206.217.9888; ontheboards.org
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You may have seen my response in Red Tricycle to the excerpt of Amy Chua's "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" that appeared in the Jan. 8 Wall Street Journal. Maybe you saw my sound bite on the news the night Chua was in Seattle. Read more »
(Jane wears children's clothing)Whole fruit plus some heat intensifies the sweetness enough to call it dessert. Watch what bananas do under the broiler with a few flavors added. A Captain J. favorite. Want a printable recipe? Click here. Read more »
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Patagonia Canvas Sun CapSKU: #8054421
Product Information
- Please note that this style is either discontinued and/or from a previous season.
- With the Canvas Sun Cap from Patagonia®, you'll be ready for anything the day throws your way.
- Coolmax® headband quickly wicks away any sweat.
- Large bill with color contrasting underside to block rays and cuts down on glare.
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- Machine wash cold.
- 100% cotton.
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|Operative treatment of malunion of a fracture of the proximal aspect of the humerus.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 9801217 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|We retrospectively reviewed the medical records, operative reports, and preoperative and postoperative radiographs of thirty-nine patients who had been managed operatively for malunion of a fracture of the proximal aspect of the humerus. The malunions were categorized according to the presence of osseous abnormalities, including malposition of the greater or lesser tuberosity (type I; twenty-eight patients), incongruity of the articular surface (type II; twenty-six patients), and malalignment of the articular segment (type III; sixteen patients). Soft-tissue abnormalities, such as soft-tissue contracture, a tear of the rotator cuff, and impingement, were also recorded. At an average of forty-four months (range, twelve to fifty-three months) postoperatively, the patients were assessed for pain relief, the range of motion of the shoulder, and the ability to perform activities of daily living. The result was satisfactory for twenty-seven patients (69 per cent) and unsatisfactory for the remaining twelve (31 per cent) at the latest follow-up evaluation. Of the twenty-seven patients who had a satisfactory result, twenty-six (96 per cent) had had complete operative correction of all osseous and soft-tissue abnormalities. Of the twelve patients who had an unsatisfactory result, four had had complete operative correction of these abnormalities (p < 0.0001). Twenty-six patients (67 per cent) had incongruity of the glenohumeral joint at the time of presentation. Twenty-three of these patients had the incongruity corrected with prosthetic arthroplasty (twenty-two) or arthrodesis of the glenohumeral joint (one); the result was satisfactory for seventeen (74 per cent). In contrast, the result was unsatisfactory for all three patients in whom the incongruity had not been corrected at the time of the operation (p = 0.01). Eleven patients had malposition of the greater or lesser tuberosity but a congruent joint surface preoperatively. Ten patients in this group were managed with either osteotomy of the tuberosity or acromioplasty, and nine of them had a satisfactory result at the latest follow-up evaluation. The result was unsatisfactory for one patient who was managed with only correction of a soft-tissue contracture (that is, no treatment of the malposition) (p = 0.05). Both osseous and soft-tissue abnormalities were identified as the cause of pain and stiffness in patients who had malunion of a fracture of the proximal aspect of the humerus. We concluded that operative management of these patients is successful only if all osseous and soft-tissue abnormalities are corrected at the time of the operation.
|P K Beredjiklian; J P Iannotti; T R Norris; G R Williams
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|Title: The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume Volume: 80 ISSN: 0021-9355 ISO Abbreviation: J Bone Joint Surg Am Publication Date: 1998 Oct
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|Created Date: 1998-11-24 Completed Date: 1998-11-24 Revised Date: 2010-10-25
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0014030 Medline TA: J Bone Joint Surg Am Country: UNITED STATES
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|Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia 19104, USA.
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Activities of Daily Living
Arthralgia / surgery
Arthroplasty, Replacement
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Follow-Up Studies
Fractures, Malunited / pathology, physiopathology, radiography, surgery*
Humerus / surgery
Middle Aged
Osteotomy / methods
Patient Satisfaction
Range of Motion, Articular / physiology
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Shoulder Fractures / pathology, physiopathology, radiography, surgery*
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Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
There are 7 Bronze Trophies, 4 Silver Trophies, and 1 Gold Trophy.
Trophy Description Type Angelic Voice Hear the singing voice of a little girl. Bronze Bye-Bye, Mommy Recover a mother's instinct. Bronze Forbidden Power Witness the end of one suffocated by power. Silver Ninja Skills Slip through the trap without a scratch. Bronze Other Side of the Coin Capture a glimpse into the changing mind of a comrade. Silver The Little Fugitive Save the little girl. Bronze The Mad Queen Take out the queen ant. Bronze Tofu Smack Down! Clear the secret stage. Silver What Research Holds In Store Bring peace to the sad researcher. Bronze
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Microstructure and adhesion characteristics of a silver nanopaste screen-printed on Si substrate
1 SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology (SAINT), Sungkyunkwan University, 2066 Seobu-ro, Jangan-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, 440-746, Republic of Korea
2 School of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, 300 Cheoncheon-dong, Jangan-gu, Suwon, 440-746, Republic of Korea
Nanoscale Research Letters 2012, 7:49 doi:10.1186/1556-276X-7-49Published: 5 January 2012
The microstructural evolution and the adhesion of an Ag nanopaste screen-printed on a silicon substrate were investigated as a function of sintering temperature. Through the two thermal analysis methods, such as differential scanning calorimeter and thermo-gravimetric analysis, the sintering conditions were defined where the temperature was raised from 150°C to 300°C, all with a fixed sintering time of 30 min. The microstructure and the volume of the printed Ag nanopaste were observed using a field emission scanning electron microscope and a 3-D surface profiler, respectively. The apparent density of the printed Ag nanopaste was calculated depending on the sintering conditions, and the adhesion was evaluated by a scratch test. As the sintering temperature increased from 150°C to 300°C, the apparent density and the adhesion increased by 22.7% and 43%, respectively. It is confirmed that the printed Ag nanopaste sintered at higher temperatures showed higher apparent density in the microstructural evolution and void aggregation, resulting in the lower electrical resistivity and various scratched fractures.


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London attractions: Spring has sprung at the London Wetlands Centre
Published: Tuesday 29th of March 2011
Now that spring is arriving, it is the perfect time for people looking for things to do in London to see the natural wonders the capital offers.
The London Wetland Centre says spring is all around, with daffodils, butterflies and the first migratory songbirds appearing, while some staff have seen the first ducklings and goslings hatching.
Meanwhile, the first sand martins have been spotted, prompting work to install new cameras on the bank so that visitors will be able to watch them nesting.
The snakes' head fritillary meadow is also beginning to bloom at the London centre, providing a magical vision of the season to come.
"All of our centres will be open over the Easter and spring bank holidays so make sure you set aside some time to visit and get outdoors and up close to nature," said the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, which runs the site.
Covering some 42 hectares the London Wetland Centre is Europe's top urban wildlife site and is a place visitors can spot kingfishers, bitterns and bats, depending on the season.
Discover more for less with a London sightseeing pass.
Posted by Kevin Smith
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Sinclair Community College offers a variety of programs in architectural engineering, civil engineering, construction management, facilities maintenance and surveying technologies. Our state-of-the-art facilities and equipment give you the opportunity to gain hands-on, practical experience in your chosen area of study. You will also be able to learn the theoretical components of engineering technologies from our diverse and qualified faculty. The experience and education you can gain at Sinclair gives you the advantage as you enter the world of engineering as a trained professional.
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There's something hopeful about musicians with a long career. This week's playlist seems to be full of them—R.E.M.'s 15th studio album is out today, Liam Gallagher gives it another go with a new band, Beady Eye, Jonny Greenwood (of Radiohead) penned another soundtrack, and even the critically acclaimed elbow released new material. Joining their ranks are younger musicians you can't help but root for—Wye Oak (with whom we recently talked), Beach Fossils, Kurt Vile and more. Tune in for the best of both sides of the spectrum.
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Beady Eye, Different Gear, Still Speeding: If you're bummed that the ever-volatile Gallagher brothers couldn't work it out, Liam's new project rocks and rolls in a familiar way.
Wye Oak, Civilian: The third album in their almost criminally under-appreciated discography, Wye Oak breaks out their familiar soft, warm sounds in Civilian, an album that's far from pedestrian.
Lupe Fiasco, Lasers: Big name producers like The Neptunes and Alex da Kid help with Lupe Fiasco's third album, a statement of positivity from the acronym "Love Always Shines Everytime, Remember 2 Smile."
Kurt Vile, Smoke Ring For My Halo: You only need to be told Kurt Vile's name once to remember it. In the same way, his music embeds itself in your memory with his lyricism and honest, uneven voice.
Starfucker, Reptilians: This Portland group has produced unbelievably dance-worthy songs that sound more sunny-day than dreary rain.
Beth Ditto, EP: Beth Ditto, lead singer of the Gossip owns with her powerful voice in this debut solo EP.


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At any rate, the game seems to have been a tough game, judging from this picture (aerial of course, as I like them) where surely at least someone was hurting afterwards.
To end this post, I would like to point out that a colleague blogger of mine with whom I share many of my political views and who I greatly appreciate seems to know less about football than what he pretends to know. His predictions for the day where harshly countered. He should stick to politics :) Of course, I am too much of a coward to dare predict scores the way he does.... :( Though I agree with him in that I was giving Sweden winning. Still I think he grossly understimates the CONCACAF. The great thing about that FIFA system is that small countries with very hungry players bring a lot of interest to the Cup, whereas big countries are victims of some of their players whose legs being worth millions in insurance money are, well, how could I put that nicely, not as "hungry". This is exactly what happened to France and Argentina 4 years ago, tired, listless, riskless teams that got what they deserved.
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Every Sunday, as a child growing up, we spent the afternoon visiting my Babci. Babci means grandmother in Polish and was my mother's mother. Like most women of her generation, she often made dishes that originated from the 'old country' and the distinctive tastes and flavors of those dishes are hardwired in my memory.
Even today, I can immediately go back in time whenever I smell certain foods or certain dishes cooking. One of those dishes is Kapusta*, a traditional Polish cabbage soup. We were always really psyched when Babci made her delicious Kapusta for us for dinner.
Years later, I discovered that my husband Jack had never eaten Kapusta…my husband who pretty much loves all-things-cabbage had missed out on this classic Polish dish.
Since I didn't have my Babci's actual recipe (it was one of those recipes that was cooked from memory and never written down), I've done my best to recreate it from my own memory, and I think I've gotten it pretty close with this version.
Although not traditionally a Polish ingredient, my Babci added canned stewed tomatoes to her Kapusta which gives it an additional layer of flavor and really enhances the other ingredients in this dish. Served with rye bread and butter, Kapusta is one of those dishes that just sends me back in time. And Jack, who can't get enough of this, wonders how on earth he missed out on this terrific Polish classic until he met me!
*Since originally publishing this recipe, a reader has let us know that this soup is also known as Kapusniak, or according to Wikipedia, Kapusta kiszona duszona. Kapusta is the name that many Polish-American families like mine have given this soup.
- 3-4 pounds of meaty pork spareribs
- Two quarts of water
- 4 ounces diced salt pork (measured after rinsing and removing the salt pork from the skin)
- 1 medium onion, diced (about 1½ cups)
- 4 tablespoons flour
- 1 pound fresh sauerkraut with juice
- 1 medium head of cabbage, shredded (about 8 cups)
- 2 14½ ounce cans of stewed tomatoes
- 1 tablespoon caraway seeds
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Boiled potatoes (served on the side)
- Rye bread and butter (served on the side)
- Place spareribs in a large 7-1/2 quart heavy pot and cover the ribs with water. Boil uncovered for approximately 30-40 minutes or until ribs are cooked.
- While the pork is boiling, in a small frying pan, cook the diced salt pork on a low flame. Add onion to the pan and sauté for 1 minute. Sprinkle the flour over the onions and sauté until lightly golden in color. Turn off heat and set aside.
- Once cooked, remove ribs from the pot (saving the water but skimming any foam from the top of the water) and let cool.
- To the pot of water, add the sauerkraut and juice, shredded cabbage, stewed tomatoes, caraway seeds and salt. Add the salt pork and onion mixture to the large pot with cabbage mixture.
- Cook over medium high heat until cabbage is cooked, approximately 40-45 minutes. While the cabbage mixture is cooking, remove the meat from the bones, shredding the meat into bite-sized pieces. Return the cooked pork to the pot to heat through.
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The preview and pre-registration period for the first government surplus auction of the year opens on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 9 a.m., three days in advance of Saturday's sale on March 2.
Anyone interested in participating in the auction is urged to avoid lines on Saturday by pre-registering as a bidder at the registration office set up on site during the preview period. The sales site is located in a County storage lot at 4320 Stephanie St., 89122, off East Flamingo Road near Dog Fancier's Park.
Registration hours are Wednesday through Friday, March 1, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. To register, prospective bidders need to present a valid ID. Saturday's auction starts at 9 a.m. Payment is expected upon winning a bid. Cash, checks, credit cards, debit cards, cashier's checks, traveler's checks and money orders are accepted.
Saturday's sale is expected to feature about 150 vehicles and 400 lots of miscellaneous items, including computers, bicycles and lost and found merchandise from McCarran International Airport. During the preview period, the public can view some vehicles and merchandise that will be sold. TNT Auction, the contractor that manages the sales, posts a complete catalog of vehicle and miscellaneous sale items on its website at www.tntauction.com. The catalogs get updated regularly as the date of the auction approaches and participants submit more items for sale.
"Our auctions are very popular with the public," said David Johnson, manager of the County's Automotive Division. "The public gets good deals on well-maintained equipment, and the participating government agencies earn some revenue for their departments and programs."
The vehicle auction takes place both live and online. Participants who plan to bid online for vehicles must register in advance of the sale through TNT's website. Anyone planning to participate in Saturday's live auction to bid on vehicles or any other merchandise must register in person and on site to participate.
The next auction will be held on Saturday, May 18. The three auctions held in 2012 raised $3.4 million for participating agencies, including $971,000 for Clark County. Each auction drew an average of 1,230 registered bidders. Participating agencies include the airport, the local cities, the state of Nevada, UNLV, Clark County School District, Las Vegas Valley Water District, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, St. George, and Washington County, Utah.
Clark County is a dynamic and innovative organization dedicated to providing top-quality service with integrity, respect and accountability. With jurisdiction over the world-famous Las Vegas Strip and covering an area the size of New Jersey, Clark is the nation's 14th-largest county and provides extensive regional services to more than 2 million citizens and 42 million visitors a year. Included are the nation's 8th-busiest airport, air quality compliance, social services and the state's largest public hospital, University Medical Center. The County also provides municipal services that are traditionally provided by cities to almost 900,000 residents in the unincorporated area. Those include fire protection, roads and other public works, parks and recreation, and planning and development.


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UTEP had a nice sight at practice Tuesday: Both receiver Mike Edwards and quarterback Nick Lamaison had full workouts and seem set for Saturday's game against Tulane.
"I'm feeling great," said Edwards, who is returning from a concussion and was wearing a red no-hit jersey. "Concussions can be life-threatening. They can have long-lasting effects, but at the same time, it seems to be part of the game.
"It stunk. I had not been on the field and it was worse not being there to support my teammates, give them words of advice. I'm happy to be back."
Lamaison is dealing with a sore hamstring that knocked him out in the second half against Tulsa, but has made quick progress.
"I've been doing a lot of treatment, and it feels good right now," he said after practicing with the first unit Tuesday. "I expect I'll be 100 percent by Saturday. I'll be ready."
Coach Mike Price, though, stopped short of proclaiming Lamaison the starter this week.
"We'll see how it goes, look at the film," he said. "I'm not pleased with the guys right now, they are not doing what we are asking them to do. It's upsetting to me, we practice plays and we have to do it correctly in the game. The offense is not holding up their end of the bargain."
Also, tailback Xay Williams, who practiced on a limited basis last week, should be ready to play as he recovers from a mild shoulder separation. He was in a red no-hit jersey Tuesday.
Foes in action
With a rare Saturday off, UTEP players had a chance to watch some college football.
What they saw was teams they played winning big.
"What happened in college football this weekend had to make them feel a little better, with what Ole Miss did to Auburn and Oklahoma did to Texas and Wisconsin did to Purdue," Price said. "We played those teams. I want them to gain confidence in that.
"At the same time, we want to be critical and correct mistakes. We're not letting go of any of our team rules. We're being strict. We're going to hang on to all of our principles and our standards the rest of the season."
Revolving QBs
Price said the offensive struggles UTEP is having aren't unprecedented, and a common thread runs back to the last time he had a unit having this much trouble.
"I think after Ryan Leaf left (Washington State in 1998)," they struggled. "When players leave early, it kind of screws up your rotation. Or when a quarterback you recruited doesn't stay. We had high hopes for Javia Hall (dismissed this season). And we lost Andy McCloud (to a transfer) a couple of years ago.
"They were big recruits for us, highly rated. We feel like we have a great freshman quarterback in Garrett Simpson. It has tempted me to pull his redshirt."
Low numbers
Tulane isn't just last in the nation in rushing offense, they are last by a bunch.
The Green Wave have 118 rushing yards on the season, which comes out to 0.85 yards per carry and 18.8 yards per game with no rushing touchdowns. Washington State is 119th at 40.6 yards per game.
Tailback Rob Kelley has 149 rushing yards, but the rest of the team has combined for minus-31 yards.
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This Saturday, October 18th, Alter Space will present Serpents of the Rainbow, an exhibition by Shiri Mordechay that marks the culmination of her 8-month residency in the gallery's basement. In the tradition of Hieronymus Bosch, Mordechay depicts a fantastic society filled with embattled figures, animals, and natural forces. An exploration of the persona non grata, Serpents of the Rainbow, portrays a distorted utopia that both questions and refuses subjugation.
Ralph Steadman Illustrates Breaking Bad BoxsetJuxtapoz // Thursday, October 16, 2014
Ralph Steadman, the British illustrator famous for bringing Hunter S. Thompson's madness to life and cover artist of our April 2013 issue, recently worked with Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan on illustrating limited-edition Blu-Ray covers for a special box-set of the popular series.
Nikos Gyftakis's Liquid PortraitsIllustration // Thursday, October 16, 2014
Nikos Gyftakis was born in Athens, Greece in 1981. He studied Painting, at the School of Fine Arts at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Since 2005 he has been teaching Painting and Costume/Fashion Design in public and private institutions. He has also created the stage-setting and paintings for several movies and theatrical shows and at the same time he has been curating art exhibitions. He has several successful personal and group exhibitions to his credit, in Greece and abroad. He now lives and works between Athens and Stockholm.
"Scarti" by Adam Broomberg and Oliver ChanarinPhotography // Thursday, October 16, 2014
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Ornamental Conifer "4th Coming" @ Deus Ex Machina, LAJuxtapoz // Wednesday, October 15, 2014
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About The Chicago Brain Bee
The Chicago Brain Bee is a competition that tests knowledge in neuroscience including such topics as cells of the nervous system and how they communicate with one another, neuroanatomy, brain-behavior relationships (e.g. the neural basis of learning and memory, emotion, stress, sleep) and neurological diseases. It helps motivate our youth to learn about the brain, capture their imagination, and inspire them to pursue careers in biomedical brain research.
Every year more than fifty local Brain Bees are held throughout the US in a search for the "best brain". The winners of the locals are invited to participate in the US National Brain Bee competition. This competition has been so exciting that it has expanded to many other countries and the winner of each national will compete in the International Brain Bee.
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The Chicago Brain Bee is more than a competition – it is a daylong event designed to expose high school students to primary neuroscience research and introduce students to professors and graduate students actively leading neuroscience research programs. Participants will hear talks from leaders in the field, meet graduate students and learn of the many different pathways taken to a career in neuroscience. Tours led by graduate students will take participants to see cutting edge neuroscience research in action.
The Chicago Brain Bee competition is a great opportunity for high school students to expose themselves to more difficult reading materials than they may find in their high schools. Participating students are eligible to win cash prizes (1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers) but all can network and potentially obtain research internships.
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Any high school/home student from grades 9 to 12 is eligible to compete in The Chicago Brain Bee. We encourage family, friends, teachers and other classmates to support participants and join them in the competition.
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