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RANGEMASTER Excel 110 Induction Range Cooker - Black & Chrome
Product code: 062444
Product features
- Width: 110 cm
- 5-zone induction hob
- Three ovens with separate grill
- One multifunction oven with one fan oven and one slow oven
- Catalytic liners
Product features
- Width: 110 cm
- 5-zone induction hob
- Three ovens with separate grill
- One multifunction oven with one fan oven and one slow oven
- Catalytic liners
Plenty of options
With both the main and second ovens boasting a capacity of 69 litres you'll be able to prepare plenty of food at all times with no problems. The main oven is multi-function and provides the ability to alter the type of cooking environment within the cavity to best suit the type of meal you're cooking.
The second oven is fan heated and provides the perfect setting for when you want to do some baking, be it a cake, a batch of biscuits or even something a bit more ambitious.
A third slow cook oven, with a capacity of 21 litres, provides yet more options for the discerning kitchen connoisseur. Have a casserole or jacket potatoes ready for you when you get home from work, bake a fruit cake, or even use it to keep plates warm while you're waiting to dish up the main course.
With the Excel 110 you can be sure that whatever you want to do, there's an option to accommodate your needs.
Smart and stylish
Using induction technology, the Excel 110 offers a hob that is almost twice as efficient as regular gas hobs. By having zones that heat up only your pots and pans and not the actual hob itself, it's an incredibly responsive and safe way to cook due to the lack of residual heat left on the surface.
Further complimenting the Excel 110 are an easy to use glide-out grill, catalytic liners to aid with oven cleaning and a handy rack that's designed to let you check on your roasts with ease.
Finished in a sleek black design and with bar handles that make it easy to open and access the ovens safely, it's easy to see why the Rangemaster Excel 110 Induction Range Cooker happily graces any kitchen with its presence.
Technical specifications for RANGEMASTER Excel 110 Induction Range Cooker - Black & Chrome
|Freestanding electric range cooker
|Hob type
|Electric induction
|Number of zones
|Oven type
|- Main: electric
- Second: electric
- Third: electric
|Number of ovens
|Number of grills
|Timer type
|- Programmable main oven
- Countdown timer
|Display type
|LED display
|Control type
|Hob lid
|Safety features
|Hot hob indicators
|Oven type
|- Main: multifunction
- Second: fan
- Third: slow
|- Main: large
- Second: large
- Third: small
|- Main: 69 litres
- Second: 69 litres
- Third: 21 litres
|Energy rating
|Viewing window
|- Main: triple glazed
- Second: triple glazed
- Third: no
|Interior light
|Oven cleaning
|- Main: catalytic
- Second: catalytic
- Third: easy-clean enamel
|Grill type
|Separate full-width electric grill
|Grill features
|- Variable
- Dual circuit
|Minimum distance required
|5 mm to the sides
|Please note this product should be installed by a qualified engineer, such as one of our Knowhow experts.
|Box contents
|905-930 x 1100 x 607 mm (H x W x D)
|Boxed dimensions
|1010 x 1200 x 740 mm (H x W x D)
|130 kg
|Manufacturer's guarantee
|2 years
Delivering your online order
Getting this model delivered for free is easy:
- On checkout, choose the week day you want delivery on*
- We'll email you to confirm the delivery day
- On delivery day, our Knowhow team will deliver between 7am and 7pm, and remove any product packaging you want them to
If you tell us your mobile number when you order we'll text you on delivery day or the night before to let you know what time we'll be at your address. Or you can use our Knowhow Track It service.
If for any reason we cannot meet your preferred delivery date, we will be in touch within 5 days of placing your order.
*Provided we have stock, we can usually deliver within 14 days of you ordering; If it's a made-to-ordered model,it can take up to 6 weeks to deliver to you. Next day delivery is not available for this model.
Order online and collect in store
Reserve and Collect
Selected large items are available to reserve online and collect in store.
It's simple and easy to use - just select 'Collect in store' from the basket page, type in your town or postcode and we will show stock availability for your nearest stores. You can reserve it online to be paid for and collected in store. Your item will be available to collect one hour after the reservation and it will be held until the end of the following day.
Installation & recycling
Freestanding Electric Range Cooker Installation
We can also install your new appliance on the day we deliver, for most of the UK. Just add installation at the 'Confirm basket' page during checkout,charge applies.Here's what we'll do:
- Check the area where the cooker will be installed is suitable and electrical connections meet legal requirements.
- Disconnect the existing cooker, un-box and check the new product.
- Connect the new cooker and make sure it's fully operational.
- Give a quick demo of the cooker and its settings, then provide you with a copy of the Electric Appliance Installation Certificate.
- Take the packaging from your new appliance away. If you add recycling to your order we'll also take your old cooker away for recycling.
Note: Before we arrive, you will need to make sure access is clear to the area you want your appliance installed, that the appliance will fit into the space and that there is a suitable electrical connection is within 1.5 metres.
Remove and recycle your old appliance
To save you the hassle we can take away and recycle your old appliance, along with any packaging when we deliver your new one.
Just add the service at the 'Confirm basket' page, charge applies.
Note: You will need to disconnect your old product before we arrive unless you have purchased installation. If you're having a refrigeration unit removed, please defrost it before we arrive.


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Tizzi Dog Toy
Tizzi® is every dog's favorite toy rolled into one—with a secret treat compartment, handles that lock for tug-o-war, and unlock for far-flung fetch. Plus, Tizzi® bounces, floats, goes in the dishwasher, and stands up to roughhouse, supervised play.
Like all of our Zogoflex® dog toys, Tizzi® is recyclable, Made in the USA, Certified Safe and Guaranteed to Last.
Favorite Dog Toy.
Tizzi® is sure to be your dog's new favorite dog toy. The unique shape makes Tizzi fun to tug, shake, fetch, and even hold treats.
Zogoflex floats—making a splash for water-happy hounds.
For dogs who love to swim (or just need a distraction in the bathtub), Zogoflex® stays afloat.
Durability Rating
Ranking = 3; Perfect strength for medium chewers. These toys have been designed for interactive and supervised play.
Play All Day
These active dog toys were designed to hold up to hours and hours of play for years and years. If your dog damages this toy, we even offer a one-time free replacement or refund. They are that tough!
Chew OR Play - Buying the right dog toy
Yeah, all Zogoflex dog toys are guaranteed, but not all were designed to be chew toys. While some dogs love to chew, some love to chase - So, be sure to get the toy that bet fits your dog's style. Need help? You're in luck, we have a guide just for you!
Easy clean-up: Zogoflex goes right into the dishwasher.
It's easy to sanitize Zogoflex® at home—just pop it on the top shelf of your dishwasher.
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Customer Reviews
Tizzi toy
November 09, 2014
I ordered two tizzy toys, one for each one of our dogs. After playing with it for a short period of time the first day, one of the tizzi toys showed a little wear with what as best I can describe as what looked like a hang nail. I clipped the piece off with a fingernail clipper and have been watching it to make sure it doesn't get worse. Otherwise, our girls just L-O-V-E this toy. I think I am going to order them each a Bumi for Christmas?
Tizzi toy
October 01, 2014
My grand dog loves her Tizzi. She has had it since she was a pup and it still looks new. When the family relocated she started flicking her toys over the fence to her new neighbors. They love Tizzi as well and didn't flick it back to her. I bought her a new Tizzi in the larger size as she has matured. The glow in the dark disk is great as well. Your toys make for very happy animals. Your catnip toys are awesome. Thank you for inventing the best animal toys in the world.
Tizzy Dog Toy
August 24, 2014
I have purchased all of your Zogoflex dog toys for my dog because he destroyed all of his other toys very quickly except for a Kong in boring black. The most recent is the Tizzy Dog Toy. He is absolutely in love with it! Although it is not advertised as a chewing toy, he hasn't made a dent in it yet. Thanks for making dog toys that are so strong and also come in attractive colors.
Tizzi Toy
August 02, 2014
I have a 14 pound dachshund who destroyed the Tizzi Toy in about 30 minutes. Would not recommend the Tizzi Toy for tough chewers. Just debating whether it is worth my time to send it back and pay $6 shipping to get my $11 refund.
Very tough and DOES last
June 02, 2014
Having gone through every single "tough" toy on the market we finally found Zogoflex. Our dog is a heavy chewer, (not just a fetcher) and has not made a dent in these toys. We have one of each and have had them for over 3 years.
West Paw Design/Tizzi Toy
March 27, 2014
We call this "froggie" and our boxer mix just loves it! Gift in Dec. and is still like Brand New!
Test, just a test
February 24, 2014
Hello. And Bye. ggggggggggggg
She Loves it and it lasts
February 09, 2014
Aside from the obvious jokes around the household, this is a great toy. Destructo dog loves it and has not been able to destroy it in the last 8 months. All the West Paw rubber chew toys are good though (I have most), pretty much indestructible for my GWP, who has chewed through nearly every other brand of "indestructible" chew toy within hours or days.
January 29, 2014
Great toy,fun and durable.
Greatest Dog Toys EVER!
December 30, 2013
We now have 5 of West End Zogoflex dog toys! We have adopted 5 cocker spaniel & fostered as well. THESE TOYS ROCK! You can wash them after trips outside & they look new - no evidence of dirt or chewing. We have 3 Tizzi's, 1 Hurley & 1 Disc. PLUS, their personal emails/customer service is five-stars! THANK YOU!

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Hotel Style
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Kkala Hotel, Salta
|Las Higeras 104, 4400, Salta, Salta, North, ARGENTINA.
Description: Kkala HotelKkala Hotel is a house which combines tradition and craftsmanship located in a quiet residential neighborhood close to, but not in, the center of Salta in Argentina. Kkala Hotel is actually in Tres Cerritos, in the most picturesque and quietest spot at the foot of the hill. Inside discover antiques and regional handcrafts, the cozy library, sofa and fireplace.
Kkala Hotel features is a small family run boutique hotel with friendly and unobtrusive service and amazing views of Salta and the surrounding hills and mountains.
Downtown Salta is about a 20-25 minute walk away and is easily reached by taxi.
Type of rooms: Kkala HotelEach room has a personal hallmark, something special and unique. Rooms feature Cable/Satellite LCD TV, minibar, individual heat and AC, DDI phone line, WiFi Connection, in-room safe, bathroom amenities, hairdryer, bathrobes, slippers. For all rooms, an additional bed could be added at extra cost.
2 Classic Rooms (25 sqm): Baritu Room is on the first floor with view to the hills, king size bed or two twins. Cardones Room is on the ground floor with a queen size bed.
2 Superior Rooms (28 sqm): with view to the city and hills, bathroom with whirlpool tub, king size bed or two twins. Valle Room is 28 sqm on the first floor. Salinas Room is on the second floor.
2 Deluxe Rooms (45 sqm): feature view to the city and hills, bathroom with whirlpool tub and a shower stall, king size bed or two twins. Tolar Room is on the first floor. Nevado Room is on the second floor.
Additional information: Kkala Hotel
Dining: Kkala hotel is located just a five minute drive from downtown and all the best restaurants. The hotel can prepare a special meal upon request and with previous notice.
Facilities include: lounge, library, swimming pool with deck, patio and garden, handicapped facilities, parking, and Wi-Fi Internet access 24hrs in all parts of the hotel.
Services include: bilingual staff, homemade breakfast, roomservice, laundry service, emergency medical assistance, luggage deposit, airport transfers, and early check-in & late check-out (subject to availability). Excursions to the surrounding areas are available. There is a Sport Club with tennis courts nearby, 2 blocks from the hotel.
Getting there: as it's a new hotel, taxi drivers may not know where it is so print directions before you arrive.
This hotel is not suitable for children under 12 years old.
All costs, prices, and policies, including exchange rates, package deals, and cancellation policy may change and should be confirmed with the hotel upon booking.
Basic Info:
Number of rooms: 6
Official category: Boutique Hotel.
Year of establishment and/or latest refurbishment: 2007/2009.
Period of closure: open all year.
Languages spoken: Spanish, EnglishSmoking policy: no smoking.
Credit cards accepted: Visa, American Express, Mastercard.
Restaurant closed: Breakfast for guests. Special meals prepared upon request and with advanced notice.
GPS Coordinates: 24° 46' 31.71'' S 65° 23' 51.03'' W
Nearest airport: Martin Miguel de Gümes - 9 km
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The talent roster at this weekend's NBA All-Star Game is starting to get out of control.
The Deadspin sports blog cited an unnamed "in-the-know-tipster" on Wednesday in reporting that [artist id="1230523″]Kanye West [/artist]will "make a surprise appearance during [artist id="1940303″]Rihanna's[/artist] halftime show at the NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles on Sunday."
It's possible the two will perform the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy track "All of the Lights," which features Rihanna singing alongside 'Ye, Elton John, Fergie, Alicia Keys and more. It would make sense since that song is tipped to be the next single from West's album and a music video is reportedly in the works.
It's not like Yeezy hasn't expressed his love for the game before, including just recently, when he appeared in the Robert Rodriguez-directed short film promoting Kobe Bryant's new line of Nike shoes.
A representative for West had no comment when reached by MTV News to confirm the rumor, and reps for Rihanna and the NBA had not returned calls for comment at press time.
In addition to Rihanna, Lenny Kravitz has been tapped to play at the game, performing before the tip-off during player introductions. Josh Groban will sing the national anthem and Melanie Fiona will do the honors on the Canadian anthem, while the "What's My Name?" singer will provide the entertainment during the half.
On Saturday, during the All-Star Saturday Night show, Keri Hilson will sing the national anthem and Cee Lo Green will serve up some "Forget You" during the three-point shooting contest. The Sprite Slam Dunk contest will be preceded by Far East Movement, who'll perform their new single, "Rocketeer."
Friday night's entertainment will be provided by Cali Swag District, who will "Teach Me How to Dougie" during the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge and Youth Jam, which, like all of the All-Star events , will be shown on TNT.
The NBA All-Star Game airs Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on TNT.


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NCIS: Los Angeles: Season 3, Episode 18
The Dragon and the Fairy (20 Mar. 2012)
In LA a man survives gunfire while trying to enter the Vietnamese consulate; G and company investigate; the victim's personal effects include the name of a Marine first lieutenant; the team save lives, solve the case, and reunite a family.
Director:Tony Wharmby
Writers:Shane Brennan (created by), Joe Sachs


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London Buses route 185
London Central Alexander Dennis Enviro400 at Vauxhall bus station in August 2013
|London Central
|Camberwell (Q)
|Volvo B7TL 10.1m & 10.6m / Wright Eclipse Gemini
|Peak vehicle requirement
|No night service
|Lewisham station
Forest Hill
Camberwell Green
|Victoria station
|10 miles (16 km)
|10-12 minutes
|Journey time
|42-90 minutes
|04:30 until 00:30
London Buses route 185 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, England. Running between Lewisham and Victoria stations, it is operated by London Central.
The original route 185 ran between Victoria station and Blackwall Tunnel south side, via the current route and Greenwich. This bus acted as a tram replacement route, at the time in which the government was trying to phase out the trams.[1]
In 1982 the Lewisham to Blackwall Tunnel stretch was withdrawn, with the exception of peak services to Greenwich Church. In 1987 the part between Lewisham and Greenwich was completely scrapped, in favour of a shorter route. The route only had minor modifications between then and 2001, such as garage changes and the buses changing from RTLs to Titans.[1]
Upon being re-tendered, on January 2001 the route passed from Selkent to London Easylink. However, because London Easylink had not received operators licences in time for their own buses, the Selkent buses were hired for the first few weeks. On 21 August 2002, when London Easylink went into liquidation.[1][2] Blue Triangle was given the task of organising emergency cover at short notice.[3]
A large number of operators were involved in providing replacement services, which operated every 15 minutes instead of every 10 as had been run prior to London Easylink's collapse. London Central and London General provided low-floor Volvo B7TL double-deckers amongst older vehicles, and fellow Go-Ahead Group subsidiary Metrobus also contributed. Independent operators Amber Lee, Carousel Buses, Imperial Buses, Redroute Buses and Sullivan Buses all provided vehicles made spare during the break in school terms; none had previously operated a Transport for London contracted route. Arriva London's tourist division The Original London Sightseeing Tour operated the route using closed-top MCW Metrobuses.[4] After a month of service, First London and TfL subsidiary East Thames Buses joined the operation, while Stagecoach London operated additional journeys on route 53, which parallels the 185 over the southern section of route.[5]
In December 2002 it was revealed that the 185 was the fifth least reliable service in London.[6] On 5 April 2003, East Thames Buses commenced operating the route on a permanent basis. East Thames initially started operating with Caetano Compass bodied Dennis Dart SLFs, but these were soon replaced.[1]
On 3 October 2009, East Thames Buses was sold to London General, which included a five-year contract to operate route 185.[7][8][9][10]
On 1 May 2010 it was transferred to fellow Go-Ahead London subsidiary London Central's Camberwell garage.[1]
Current route[edit]
- Lewisham station
- Catford Bridge station
- Catford station
- Forest Hill station
- East Dulwich station
- Denmark Hill station
- Camberwell Green
- Oval station
- The Oval
- Vauxhall bus station
- Bessborough Gardens for Pimlico station
- Victoria bus station
- ^ a b c d e London Buses Route 185 London Bus Routes
- ^ BBC News | England | Buses recalled as firm goes into bankruptcy 21 August 2002
- ^ Passengers stranded as bus firm folds | News | Evening Standard
- ^ Aldridge, John (November 2002). "No blinds needed, it's a 185". Buses (Ian Allan Publishing) (572): 15.
- ^ Aldridge, John (December 2002). "Guess who's on the 185 now?". Buses (Ian Allan Publishing) (573): 15.
- ^ BBC News | England | London | 'Worst bus route' named and shamed 2 December 2002
- ^ Go-Ahead Acquires East Thames Buses Go-Ahead Group 30 July 2009
- ^ Go-Ahead buys East Thames Buses Bus & Coach Professional 3 August 2009
- ^ East Thames Buses Go-Ahead London
- ^ Route 185 - award announced 01 July 2009 Transport for London 1 July 2009
External links[edit]
- Media related to London Buses route 185 at Wikimedia Commons
- London Bus Routes gallery
- Timetable


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FRESNO Police on Tuesday arrested a college student suspected of opening fire in an off-campus apartment during a dispute over a video game console, killing one man and wounding two others.
Jonquel Brooks, a 19-year-old freshman at California State University, Fresno, surrendered after a morning of intense phone negotiations with police, his parents and an attorney, Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said.
"He shaved his head and also changed his clothing apparently in an attempt to avoid being recognized," Dyer said.
Brooks, of Hayward, was arrested on suspicion of murder and assault with a deadly weapon following a manhunt by police and federal agents in the neighborhoods surrounding the Fresno State campus.
He was booked in Fresno County Jail on Tuesday afternoon. He was being held in lieu of $3 million bail.
His defense attorney, David Mugridge, said Brooks received a grazing wound to his upper right thigh, which required treatment at a hospital, and said his client was acting in self-defense.
The incident began when Brooks got into a confrontation with four men over a Sony PlayStation console shortly after 11 p.m. Monday, Dyer said.
The Fresno County Coroner's Office identified the deceased victim as Brant Daniels, 19, who had moved from the Los Angeles area to attend Fresno State but was not a current student.
Two other men were wounded: Fresno State student Roderick Buycks, 19; and Drew Pfeiff, 22. Police said Brooks knew his alleged victims and that they all lived in the same apartment complex.
School administrators opted not to cancel classes Tuesday at the 20,000-student university, in part because authorities were in contact with Brooks by telephone and knew he was not on campus, Dyer said.


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Lana Del Rey - A rather camera-shy Lana Del Rey arriving at Heathrow Airport on a flight from Berlin. Lana stopped off at a Costa Coffee shop, for a hot drink and a panini, before being led to her waiting car by her driver. He was holding a placard with her real name Elizabeth on, as it appeared Lana had hoped to walk unseen through the airport, due to her lack of makeup. - London, United Kingdom - Friday 22nd March 2013 (33 Pictures)
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How many bags would it take to make this do-able?
as a doctor, this looks like craniodiaphyseal dysplasia to me. it's an extremely rare, disfiguring, sclerotic bone disorder. The condition usually results in neurological disorders and death during childhood. but then again,
what do i know, i'm just a doctor of philosophy
Why on Earth would scientists think it would be a good idea, to combine the DNA of Christina Aguilera and Amanda Bynes?
Best comment so far. Made me crack up.
On plus side she's giving us all the fuckyou finger.
who the hell is that
An unfortunate meeting between a lousy plastic surgeon and a horrible chemical peel or three…poor chick didn't know what hit her!
boy, that chimp attack lady's new face isnt all that great
I want to look like THIS (holds up jack o'lantern)
God dammit!!
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An Annual Learning ExperienceBy Abbey Anderson | November 18, 2015 | Comments
As adults in our 20s and 30s, after we leave college or graduate school, we will rarely find another opportunity where we are completely surrounded by other like-minded individuals with an incredible desire to learn. As unfortunate as it sounds, after spending a majority of our life learning, this daily... Read more
Shining a Spotlight on Our Genes, in Our Jeans (photos)By Katie Delach | November 13, 2015 | Comments
This Tuesday, the Basser Center for BRCA hosted the "Basser Jean Bash – Unzip Your Genes," an inaugural New York City benefit which raised over $8 million for the Center and included a celebration with special performances by Freestyle Love Supreme and American Authors. Planning for the event took more... Read more
Drug Pricing Debate Once Again IgnitedBy Steve Graff | October 6, 2015 | Comments
A few weeks ago, news broke that the founder of Turing Pharmaceuticals, Martin Shkreli, bought the 62-year-old drug daraprim, only to turn around and up the cost by 5,000 percent. The move by Shkreli, who said the revenue would fund research to develop better treatments for toxoplasmosis, the parasitic infection... Read more
A Weekend Inside the Pope-rimeter at Penn Medicine (Slideshow)By Robert Press | October 2, 2015 | Comments
So the Pope came to town. Dunno if you heard. Pope Francis's historic visit to Philadelphia was an uneventful kind of eventful — which is to say that based on crowd estimates for the historic event, we here at Penn Medicine were prepared for an enormous surge of patients speaking... Read more
Students Explore Health Careers Across Penn Campus (photos)By Steve Graff | July 29, 2015 | Comments
The University of Pennsylvania's OneHealth Initiative has shined a light on the substantive amount of crossover and collaboration among Penn's health schools. From ticks to cancer detection to antibiotic resistance, we've touched on a lot of topics involving faculty from around the whole campus. But let us put the research... Read more
Buzz Around Immunotherapy Continues at ASCOBy Steve Graff | June 5, 2015 | Comments
I read a very witty and apt tweet at this week's American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) annual meeting—the medical conference attended by over 30,000 oncologists and others in the field from all over the world: "Immunotherapy is like the hashtag—it's here to stay." The pithy 100 or so characters—replete... Read more
250 Years of Progress, Here's to 250 MoreBy Robert Press | May 26, 2015 | Comments
A whole lot can happen in 250 years. That's partially because — and I guess this isn't much of a surprise — 250 years is a long time. Long enough for a standard snail to circle the globe about 2.64 times (seriously, I did the math). Long enough for Niagara... Read more
Year in Review: A Look Back at 2014!By Steve Graff | December 31, 2014 | Comments
Before we ring in the New Year, the Penn Medicine department of Communications is taking a look back at 2014, a year filled with more breakthroughs in medical research, growth at the Penn Medicine campus, and philanthropic support. This year, we took a different approach and put together a year...
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Patrick J. Brennan, MD, is the Chief Medical Officer of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. He is an infectious disease physician and a former director of tuberculosis control for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. In this guest post, he writes to share important information about the Ebola virus... Read more
Icing on the Cake: Nation's Oldest Medical School Kicks Off Its 250th Birthday YearBy Steve Graff | September 9, 2014 | Comments
The Perelman School of Medicine kicked off its 250th birthday year with a cake-cutting celebration hosted by University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann, PhD, and J. Larry Jameson, MD, PhD, Dean of the Perelman School of Medicine and Executive Vice President, University of Pennsylvania for the Health System, along with... Read more
Penn Medicine News: Now in Video Form!By Robert Press | August 11, 2014 | Comments
One of the things I love most about technology — and specifically, the Internet — is that it has made the dissemination of information easier than ever before. I'm typing this on a laptop that is only slightly larger than a textbook but could, in no time at all, download... Read more
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Tanning in all forms is dangerous. A concerted effort by a cadre of Penn Medicine dermatologists has helped push legislation forward to prevent skin cancers by restricting access to tanning beds, one of the major drivers of the increased incidence of skin cancer in the United States. Current estimates are that one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.
Snoozing in Sochi: Penn Expert Discusses Why Athletes Need Sleep for Medal-Winning PerformancesBy Jessica Mikulski | February 21, 2014 | Comments
We all know that getting a good night's sleep can really make a big difference the next day. You wake up feeling refreshed and energized. Your mind is clear and you can take on the day. And that's just for the average Joe. Sleep can also make a critical impact... Read more
Art Beat: Penn Medicine Researchers Launch Nationwide Contest to Spotlight Lifesaving AEDsBy Jessica Mikulski | February 10, 2014 | Comments
The inaugural design in Amtrak's 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. To celebrate February as American Heart Month, the News Blog is highlighting some of the latest heart-centric news and stories from all areas of Penn Medicine. It's a lifesaving device that you might walk by every day and not even... Read more
Penn Medicine In the News: Philly vs. the Polar VortexBy Robert Press | January 8, 2014 | Comments
It has been difficult to avoid the term polar vortex this week, as an aberration in Arctic winds led to much of the country experiencing dangerously low temperatures. Though Philadelphia escaped the worst this phenomena had to offer, temperatures in the city still dropped to their lowest point in several... Read more
Inside Look: Penn's Bridge-to-Recovery Research May Help Heal Failing HeartsBy Jessica Mikulski | October 4, 2013 | Comments
An article in the Wall Street Journal this week highlights ongoing research at Penn Medicine looking at a new way to use ventricular assist devices (VADs) for heart failure patients. This same research was also featured in the article "Rest, Recovery, Reconditioning" in a recent edition of Penn Medicine's System... Read more
Every Story CountsBy Kim Menard | August 20, 2013 | Comments
Ever wonder what it's like to work in a media relations office at a busy academic medical center? Much like other aspects of medicine, it's fast-paced – and there's something new and often unexpected to work on every day. To give you a glimpse of the velocity and variety of topics we cover in a given year, we're pulling out some interesting stats from our 2013 fiscal year end media wrap-up report to share with you. Read more
Angelina Jolie's Cancer Prevention Surgery Puts Basser Research Center for BRCA In National SpotlightBy Holly Auer | May 15, 2013 | Comments
Basser.graphic.blue.background.expanded This week, when Oscar-winning actress and humanitarian Angelina Jolie revealed that she underwent surgery to remove her breasts after learning that she carries one of the BRCA gene mutations that put her at high risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer, the news hit home here at the University of Pennsylvania. Just a year ago, Penn announced the creation of the Basser Research Center for BRCA, which was made possible by a $25 million gift from Penn alums Mindy and Jon Gray, in honor of Mindy Gray's sister, Faith Basser, who died of ovarian cancer at age 44. As the only center in the United States devoted solely to research on prevention and treatment for cancers related to BRCA mutations, Jolie's story turned a spotlight on the important work in progress there, and the experiences of the many other families with similar cancer risks. Read more
Penn Medicine at the Forefront of the Quest to Cure CancerBy Holly Auer | March 27, 2013 | Comments
Cover image via TIME.com This week's TIME magazine makes an eye-catching, bold proclamation. HOW TO CURE CANCER, the cover reads, with a subhead previewing the story contained inside: "Yes, it's now possible – thanks to new cancer dream teams that are delivering better results faster." Much of that team science... Read more
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For an organization created in 1902, Alpha Omega Alpha is still going strong. That was certainly how it seemed last month when the Perelman School of Medicine inducted 31 members of the Class of 2013 –- and, in the special segment of the ceremony, one member of the faculty, Benoit... Read more


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When Bill talks about being allergic to peanuts in class, Alan tries to prove he's lying but Bill ends up in the hospital after an allergic reaction. Lindsay smokes weed for the first time.
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I ordered my normal size 10-1/2 and they were too tight. I wore them several days and they did not loosen up. They eye so tough i could feel one of the dimples of the sole through the insole, which became all I could feel and caused shooting pain up my leg after two days wear. U sent them back and got an 11. They are way bigger than the 10-1/2 where my tour went all the way to the end. My toe ends at the beginning of the suede with an inch of room left. But, they are pretty comfortable and they look great with everything. I just wish they were a little looser for the proper size. All my other athletic shoes are 10-1/2, even other Adidas, and fit perfectly, but these were too small. Yes, they squeak. Haven't tried to fix it yet. One of the tongues folds up and hits my toes causing irritation. I think it is because the 11s are slightly too big. Hoping it well eventually break in. Wish they were all leather. The vinyl causes all of the problems: squeak, uncomfortable tongue, and too sweaty in bare feet. ... read more
Great wardrobe staple that works equally as well with my casual wear as it does paired with a dress for a laid back, sports luxe feel. In super fresh white they should be a part of everyone's wardrobe! True to the sizing guide. ... read more
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I absolutely love these shoes however I ordered a size 7.5 which ended up being a full size too big so had to go for a smaller size. These shoes are so comfy and if taken care of, will last you for a good while & will keep there shape. The delivery was rather quick & has such an easy returns process to follow. Best buy yet from adidas! ... read more
I absolutely love these shoes. I have them in white with black stripes too. I love how they are unisex. I'm an australia womens size 8 so I got the mens size 6 and they are a perfect fit. Super fast delivery, ordered Sunday night and got them Tuesday morning. I have been waiting for these to come back in stock and I love them. Highly recommend! ... read more
I bought these in a size 6.5 mens (normally a 7.5-8 womens) and they were too big! I have to reorder them and try a 6... disappointing because the suggestion was to buy a .5 size down from your normal size but they were still to large. ... read more
I'm a woman's 8 1/2 usually so I ordered this shoe in a 7 mens. Once I got the shoe, I absolutely adored them but they were WAY too big and wide. I took them to the adidas store because they didn't have my size online but they also did not have my size in store. So, I tried on the same shoes with the black stripes (love them too, but would of rather had the whites) and I was a 5 1/2 in kids!!! Crazy! Glad it worked the way it did though. Got to return my shoes and get $10 back! Just expect them to run larger and for women with narrow feet, be cautious that they are very wide. ... read more
I am pleased with my purchase of Adidas Superstars, however, I did expect them to be a slightly brighter blue; this has made me regret choosing blue, but that doesn't degrade the shoe as a whole which is why I am still very pleased with my purchase! ... read more
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I have had this style before in a second hand pair from I think the 90s and they were so comfy and fit so well so I was excited to get a new pair. One thing, I would have liked to have the option for a pair that were black with black stripes too, you only do these in mens sizes. ... read more
I always go for Adidas shoes as you know that you're getting a quality product. These trainers do not disappoint, however they do come up a tad on the long side. I had to send my size 9s back and go for an 8 1/2 (perfect fit). ... read more
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By Jordache on Thursday, January 10, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Attractive car, great MPG and spacious interior"
Cons: "Navigation updates are expensive ($150 a year)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"(Review note: Apparently KBB does not like line breaks in its reviews, so this will look like one big block of text. Terribly sorry about that.) After test driving the Mazda 3, Chevy Cruze and Nissan Sentra, I ultimately decided on the Sentra SL for nice interior, drive quality and city MPG. Car and Driver hated this car, claiming its weak horsepower makes it "not fun to drive." If twitchy, overly sensitive gas pedals are your definition of "fun to drive," then by all means get a Mazda 3. There was nothing wrong with the Cruze, but just too small for a guy my height. If you like middle of the road handling that gives you the ability to gun it when you want to or drive conservatively, then you'll like this Sentra. Exterior: The exterior has a classy, almost luxury-car style. My SL has a very attractive silver trim around the doors and windows. The look, as Car and Driver points out, is somewhere between a Versa and an Altima. This is not a negative point - it looks better than a Versa and not quite as cool as an Altima, but close. If you get the SR package, you get a rear spoiler that looks pretty nice but serves no practical purpose. The keyless features are very cool and make sure you never have to take your key out of your pocket. For me, the car is perfectly sized, being incredibly roomy while still being a compact. Interior - Driver controls: The steering wheel is pretty standard, but nothing to complain about. I do agree with previous reviewers that the gauges are a little bit dated (digital MPH would have been nice), but the Sentra does have a screen for your odometer, trip calculators, average and current MPG, and even current gas pedal throttle, which shows you what range you should be in for optimum gas efficiency. The auto lights are convenient but don't be an idiot like me - if your parking lights are on and your headlights are set to auto, then your headlights will be always on. Interior - Technology: I got the Navigation package, which includes a nicely sized screen with GPS navigation. The screen doubles as a radio/bluetooth/MP3 player controller, so I'm not sure how those would work without it. Scrolling through the radio is very easy, and the steering wheel has a switch for going up and down preset stations. I guess this is supposed to replace the Scan function, because as far as I can tell the Sentra with navigation does not have it (in a lot of radios, pressing the Scan button will find the next good station, let you listen to it for a few seconds, and then continue to the next one). This might just be an error on my part though. You can play your music through Bluetooth, which is a very nice feature since I buy all my music on my phone with Amazon MP3, so it's great to be able to play them all as soon as I enter my car. Any music app you have will work since the audio is just piped through Bluetooth. I haven't tried these features but you can play songs on a USB stick or hard drive, which is very cool and I imagine would be great for a road trip with friends. The default sound system is nice, bassy and clear. I do not have the Bose system but I imagine its great. The rear view camera is extremely convenient, especially when backing out of crowded shopping areas. The guide markers show you approximately how close objects are to you - be aware that these markers are aligned to the ground. It works very well in low light or no light situations. The GPS navigation I believe is TomTom. It takes about 30 seconds to calculate a route to a given location. It is pretty accurate and I have no complaints, but it would have been nice if it showed the speed limit for the area. It does show you which freeway lanes you need to be in, which I have found convenient. Updated navigation packs from Nissan are a little annoying: they charge $150 dollars for an SD card that contains the current year's up-to-date maps. I could go out and spend less than $100 bucks on a Garmin with lifetime updates, or just use my phone's free built in and always up-to-date maps. Voice commands work well and are pretty spot on. It has the ability to send texts but only a limited number of canned responses, so no real speech-to-text like that found in Siri or Google Now. It will read your texts however, which I use all the time. Interior - Space: There is plenty of leg room in the front and the back. I was able to fit 3 people in the back without any awkward scrunching together. I imagine this would make it a good family car. The trunk space is also gigantic, large enough for me to climb inside it and shut it. Driving: I hit the speed limit dead on when I drive, so I'm not that bent up over acceleration or 0-to-60 speeds. I've been 75+ on the freeway and live in a town where most roads have a speed limit of 50 and have had no trouble keeping up or hitting the limit, and could certainly outpace them if I choose. The wheel feels tight and just sensitive enough to feel like you have a lot of fine control. Accelerating is smooth and nice. The car is pretty isolated from the road - I know KBB said it's not as isolated from the road as the Cruze, but my experience was the opposite. Maybe my model is different from what they tested with. There is no option for changing gears (because there are no "gears" in the Sentra thanks to the continuous variable tranmission). I certainly don't care about this because I loves me some automatic, but others seem to. The car has an Eco mode, which makes the engine essentially weaker, therefore theoretically using less gas. I'm not sure if the mode is actually useful. It may make the engine weaker, but it doesn't make the engine more efficient - it really just forces you to accelerate slower. If you to turn on the mode that shows you pedal throttle position and try to hit the green range, you will accelerate painfully slowly, potentially annoying the people behind you. Like I said, where I live the speed limit is 50, so if you live in a place where the limit is lower then you might benefit from this. I've been just a tad disappointed with the MPG of the car - if I really pay attention to accelerating slowly, then I can get 30+ city. If not, then I will get around 24-26. Maybe I just need to work on accelerating optimally. On the highway however, I get 42+ MPG, 45 if traffic is moving along the whole way. This is much better than expected and I'm pretty darn happy with this. All in all, great car, very minor negatives. If you're in the market for spending around ~22000 on a car, then this, the Mazda3, Chevy Cruze, Hyundai Elentra and Ford Focus are probably all in your list - the Sentra is a huge contender I ultimately ended up with it and am very happy with my decision."
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By HNM on Thursday, January 10, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 3,500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I had been reading up and interested in the all-new Sentra 2013 online since its oversea version was first introduced as the name of Sylphy, and way before Nissan unveiled it in US. The reason being was because I was driving a Sentra 2008, which BTW is a great commute car, and was looking to upgrade to a new commute car with good MPG. The inside-out redesign of Sentra 2013 peaked my interest with its new engine, new CVT transmission, and all new interior / exterior. So, when these Sentra hit the dealers around 10/16/2012, I got one of the first few in DFW area. After calling up local Nissan dealers and checking out a very first Sentra 2013 SR available in DFW area, I was however so disappointed. The interior of the SR model looks and feels cheaply made. The craftmanship, materials and color (charcoal interior) made me feel I rather sit and drive in my old Sentra 2008. This first impression was bad enough that made me feel not even like to test drive the car, though I did to sastify the saleman. A week later I decided to give it a second chance as another dealer contacted me to check out couple Sentra 2013 they just received. I was in love as I cheched out and tested drive the Sentra 2013 SL trim with Navigation package (with Marble gray interior). I really don't know what was going on, but this SL model made the SR one I tried earlier looks like a fake or defective fist batch of Sentra 2013. Anyway, below are what I feel about the car after over two months driving it. Exterior: The overall exterior looks very style and seems bigger than the actual size of the car. First glance makes you feel it is mid-size sedan. The SL trim comes with alloy wheels, fog lights, auto headight, the turn-signal lights on outside mirrors and front / back LED lights make it looks like one of those luxury cars Interior: The SL trim comes with premium cloth and maple wood trim which seems to make a huge difference comparing to that of the SR model I tried, especially in marble gray color. Plus, the leather-wrap steering wheel and shift node, soft touch interior, intelligent key, dual-zone temperature that come with the trim combined with the voice activate bluetooth, navigation system, backup camera in the Navigation package make you feel like you are in a much more expensive luxury car. The heating vents under front seats come handy in the cold weather for passensers in the back seats. The ceiling pad however is made of cheap material that looks and feels like carboard. Front seats don't seem to have thick padding to provide comfort for long trip. However, the driver seat and the steering wheel adjustments can be adjusted to fit all driver sizes. You can also adjust the driver seat to lift UP to sitting position like those in SUVs and for better driving view. For the back seats, there is plenty of leg room. My small 5'2" wife is able to fit in comfortly between the two boosters on the back seat, and that she and the kids can get in/out easily with the roomy leg room. The compartment is kinda small comparing to that of my 2008 Sentra. Trunk space is surpisely huge. It comes with emergency release and can be remotely opened with the intelligent key. Dashboard looks sporty and control buttons are well laid out(except for the 3 driving mode ones). The stereo on the SL trim comes with 6 speakers provide good audio. It also supports MP3 CDs as well as provide USB and AUX ports for additional audio / music source. It also can synch and play music from bluetooth support devices. The touch screen navigator works and operate awesome comparing to those portable ones available at retail stores. The voice activation is not that accurate (could be because of my accent); however, it at least allow you to train/record names for quick phone dial. It also comes with other features that I didn't have a chance to play with. Driving: Though come with a new small 1.8L engine, the Sentra 2013 is very responsive in acceleration, smooth and quiet due to the new CVT transmission with higher ratio comparing to my old Sentra 2008. Many people (including myself) performed the test drive without aware the availability of the 3 driving modes (Normal, Eco, and Sport buttons on the dashboard, underneath left of the steering wheel) the new Sentra (all trim) supports. Beside the normal mode, the Sport mode give more throttle and better response making you feel like driving on a V6 or V8 car needing to zip through peak-hour traffic. This is overcome the lack of responsive I found on CVT transmission in general, or my old Sentra 2008 in particular. In contrast, the ECO mode provide less throttle and automatically turn off AC if the car is being idle, which in turn provide better MPG. Gas mileage: The Sentra 2013 rated for 30/39 (city/highway) MPG. However, I believe it is underrated, depend on your commute and driving hobby. In my daily city commute to work, I typically get about 34-36MPG. If I cruise on highway at around 60Mph and with ECO mode on, I can get up to 44MPG. However, I found the MPG drops significantly if driving over 70Mph on ECO mode due to lach of power. Switching to Normal mode would give more power to ease push the speed to more than 70Mph and MPG is about 38-40MPG. My Sentra 2013 seems to provide best MPG with Exxon regular 87 gasoline. I tried other super 93 gasoline from both Exxon, Chevron, and other brands but resulted in lower MPG by surprise. Another tip I found is that the Sentra provdes better MPG with the first 2-3 gallons out of the full gas tank. After that, the MPG starts dropping. This also applied to my old Sentra 2008. I guess this is because it has something to do with the gas tank is part of the gas system of the car. Reliability: Since I only own this car for over two months, I cannot rate its reliability. I'll probably update the review after thowing around 50k miles on it. After all, if you are looking for a good car for typical daily commute, Sentra 2013 may be a perfect one. With only about 20k, you can have a almost loaded Sentra 2013 that looks and feels like a 30-40k luxury cars, while provide great MPG that is nearly available only on Hybrid cars."
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By Bird on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,100overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great gas mileage, style and handling"
Cons: "CVT transmission rev and small gas tank"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I drove this car for a 16- hour road trip after my purchase and was very impressed with the performance. The first three fill ups averaged over 36 mpg on the road with a fully loaded trunk and backseat. The Bluetooth, radio, and Tech package are outstanding. The cars new style, comfort, and looks are superior over most of the competition- even for a six foot tall person. Handling was great, but don't expect great gas mileage or speed response if you gun it. The CVT transmission is similar to other cars with the same drivetrain like the Prius and does limit performance. Nissan does give the three different drive modes to compensate. Mileage will probably average under 30-mpg in town. I do wish the gas tank was larger for a long trip. The CVT transmission does rev like most others, but is not a problem with a lighter touch. Overall, this car is an awesome car for under 20K."
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By huddy219 on Friday, September 13, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 300overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Price, fuel economy"
Cons: "Black interior shows everything!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I just purchased my 2013 nissan sentra sv, upgraded from a 2008 dodge avenger (I do not recommend those cars to ANYONE!). The get-up and go isn't as prominent as in other vehicles, but it's suitable for my needs. I've found myself obsessed with keeping this car clean and presentable. Gas mileage is fantastic. I usually drive around town and am still getting 32 mpg. Eco on the highway is awesome."
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By jewelianna on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,450overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Comfort"
Cons: "Lower than expected gas mileage, horsepower"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"I was so excited to get the new Sentra after trading in a 2002 model. Mostly, I bought this car for the Nissan name and the gas mileage. So far the car is comfortable and classy, but the gas mileage is no where near what is advertised. The tank is small, so you're getting fewer miles in between fill-ups. I do a combination of city/highway driving, probably a little more city, but I always use the eco drive mode. My four tank fill ups so far have averaged 28, 30, 31, and 25 MPG. That's no where near the 34 combined that's advertised in regular drive mode, and it's actually about what I was getting in my 11 year old car. The car drives like a dream over 30 miles an hour, but it is shuddery under that point as it shifts and it takes a lot of gas pressure just to get it moving, forget if it's up a hill. The vehicle I test drove didn't seem to have those issues, but when I brought mine back to the dealership to have it checked, they said that's just the way the car is made."
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The editors of the New York Times must have been happy to get some "conservative" support for their smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. It came in the form of a letter to the editor from Bruce Fein, an eccentric libertarian who once served in the Reagan Justice Department, published February 11:
Justice Antonin Scalia galloped beyond the farthest boundaries of judicial propriety in secretly meeting on Capitol Hill to discuss the Constitution with Tea Party members of Congress saddled with a co-equal duty to assess the constitutionality of legislative action. If there are better ways to destroy public confidence in judicial impartiality, they do not readily come to mind....
Don't be surprised if a Tea Party member soon speaks on the floor of the House urging repeal of the health care reform law's individual mandate because Justice Scalia secretly advised that it exceeds the powers of Congress.
If this is true, Scalia's misconduct is even worse than Fein suggests. Not only has Congress considered legislation to repeal Obamacare, but the question of that law's constitutionality is currently before multiple federal courts. Canon 3 of the Code of Conduct for United States judges stipulates: "A judge should not make public comment on the merits of a matter pending or impending in any court." If Scalia told members of the public-including congressmen-his opinion of this litigation, it would be a gross violation of judicial ethics.
But it is false. The liberal website TalkingPointsMemo.com had reported January 25 that Scalia's constitutional seminar was open to all representatives, not just Tea Party ones; that among the attendees were two left-wing Democrats, Jan Schakowsky of Illinois and Jerrold Nadler of New York; and that Schakowsky and Nadler both "vouched for Scalia and the event, and dispelled the notion that anything untoward happened." Nadler noted, in TPM's words, "that Scalia steered clear of addressing timely issues, and that the members who asked questions weren't pressing him for legislative guidance."
Scalia stands falsely accused of serious professional misconduct, which prompts a mischievous question: What if he were to sue for libel?
Such a case would be hard for him to win. Scalia is a public official, so under New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), it would not be sufficient to show that the claim about him was false and defamatory. He would also have to prove, as Justice William Brennan put it in that case, "that the statement was made with 'actual malice' -- that is, with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not."
Fein would have a strong defense on this element of the tort -- to wit, that he did not know the facts and believed in good faith what he read in the Times. The relevant passage from the February 5 editorial, which prompted Fein's letter, reads as follows:
Justice Scalia, who is sometimes called "the Justice from the Tea Party," met behind closed doors on Capitol Hill to talk about the Constitution with a group of representatives led by Representative Michele Bachmann of the House Tea Party Caucus.
So, could Scalia convincingly claim, in a lawsuit against the New York Times, that this passage was libelous? No, because it is artfully constructed so that every statement of fact is true. Scalia did meet with a group of representatives, the meeting did occur "behind closed doors" (it was not open to the general public), it was organized by Bachmann, and she does belong to the Tea Party Caucus.
The Times did not lie outright; rather, its deception consisted in the omission of facts that demonstrate beyond any doubt the propriety of Scalia's conduct. Thus as a legal matter, the Times did not defame Justice Scalia, which would require it to make false statements of fact about him. It merely participated in an effort to do so.
Fein's letter illustrates how this effort works. His account of the Scalia meeting is consistent with the Times's. But Fein fills in the blanks and resolves the ambiguities in the Times account in ways that are contrary to fact but consistent with the editorial's implicit message that Scalia behaved wrongfully. A reasonable surmise is that the editors expected ideologically sympathetic readers to do just that, and influential ones to propagate a false account that would damage Scalia's reputation -- but for which the Times would bear no responsibility because, after all, what it wrote was accurate.
Just one problem: Fein's letter was published by the New York Times -- and not in some unmoderated online comments forum, but in the heavily edited letters section of the newspaper. That is to say, the Times's editors made the decision to publish a false accusation against Scalia.
Did they do so "with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not"? That is a factual question, for the jury in our hypothetical lawsuit to resolve. But the careful way in which the editorial avoids any outright falsehoods suggests that the Times's editors were familiar with the facts of the Scalia meeting.
ALL THAT SAID, it's a safe bet that Scalia will not sue for libel. Because of the protections afforded by the First Amendment, it almost never makes sense to bring a defamation suit in an American court -- especially for a prospective plaintiff who is a public figure and therefore bears the legal burden of proving actual malice. A plaintiff in a lawsuit opens his own life up to discovery motions by the defense, and defamation actions often only bring more attention to the disputed allegation.
In addition, although false accusations of professional misconduct are per se defamatory in most U.S. jurisdictions, it is hard to imagine a Supreme Court justice -- who is at the pinnacle of his profession and has life tenure -- establishing much by way of actual damages. Such a case would also be highly disruptive to the federal judiciary. Imagine being the trial judge forced to rule on defense motions seeking to compel the plaintiff to testify about confidential judicial matters.
As a practical matter, then, a Supreme Court justice is a libel-proof plaintiff. The legal system offers him no recourse against defamatory speech by journalists or other members of the public.
For similar though not identical reasons, the same is true of the president, which is why sites like WorldNetDaily.com are able to publish demonstrable falsehoods about Barack Obama's birthplace. (Note, however, that in itself it is not defamatory to make the false claim that Obama was born outside the U.S. Being born overseas is not a wrongful act or a defect of character.)
This is a price our top officials pay for pursuing positions of power and responsibility in a society so free and open. Those of us who are in the business of commenting on politics and government have a moral duty, even if frequently not a legally enforceable one, to tell the truth when we criticize public officials. If we fail to do so, our reputations ought to suffer. If there is justice in the marketplace of ideas, the New York Times will clean up its act or come to be seen as the WorldNetDaily of the left.
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I think the last thing we need to worry about is canon in an IDW comic, a comic which is after all licensed only for America (as I understand it), there is no need what so ever to consider any IDW comic anything more than you want it to be, be it canon or not.
Of course I speak far to too soon as we do not know the plot and how the Whoverse and the Trekverse come to interact.
Lets wait and see what is printed before we start to flip about canon, for all we know, this is a story imagined by a character, not a real story at all, im not saying I think that is how it should be, but its possibility.
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He probably can't help but do it because he's an evangelical Christian who believes in the literal word of the Bible.
Another question is that if God really made the world and all we see, including the fossils, why was it man who had to write it all down? Couldn't have God made an HP Laserjet and printed a million copies of His holy word, and made flatscreen TV's for the Hebrews that would show how he did it all?
I'd also make attacks on the flood story, because that much water doesn't exist on Earth, that much water can't fall as rain, if there was that much rain in the air then the Earth's surface air pressure would be the same as the pressure 30,000 feet under the ocean, where a nuclear submarine would be crushed like an egg, and that it requires one to believe that all the animals in the Americas and Australia swam across the ocean to get on a boat so they wouldn't drown, just so they could swim back. In fact, it was the discovery of North and South America and their unique species that convinced the Catholic hierarchy that Noah's flood wasn't literally global, because thousands of land mammals swimming across the Atlantic and back didn't make a lick of sense.
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