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Recent JLSI Student Awards and Achievements
- Participants, Electrophysiology Course "ELECTRAIN 2015" at Georg-August-Universitat in Goettingen in May 2015 (will serve as an FAU course model): Brandon Lloyd and Monica Risley.
- Participants, "Neurizons In Molecular Biology" Meeting at The Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Goettingen (May 2015): Brandon Lloyd, Monica Risley and Nanna Ásgeirsdóttir.
- Recipients, Saurino Scholarship (April 2014): Monica Risley, Brandon Lloyd and Kent Fairchild.
- Recipient, Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year from the College of Science (FAU Northern Campus Achievement Award April 2014): Monica Risley.
- Recipients, Lifelong Learning Society Scholarship (FAU Northern Campus Achievement Award April 2015): Emir (Tyrone) Penserga and Priyanka Kakad.
- Recipient, First Place Award in Interdisciplinary Category (FAU GPSA Research Day March 2015): Olena Makhnyeva.
- Recipients, FAU 2015 Pilot GRIP (Graduate Research and Inquiry Program) Award, Emir (Tyrone) Penserga and Ye Sun.
The Palm Beach Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) offers a venue for social and scientific interactions with local neuroscientists. The most recent event was at the Max Planck Florida Institute. Click here for more details.
Flies on the Beach
The "Flies On The Beach" meeting was recently held at FAU, Jupiter. Eleven talks and over twenty posters were presented by fruit fly scientists from FAU, University of Miami and The Scripps Research Institute Florida.
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- Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience Seminar Series
- The Scripps Research Institute, Florida Seminar Series
- Dr. Dawson-Scully: The Science Behind the Survival Skills of Cells Under Stress
- Fruit flies 'push the limit' and lead researchers to an unexpected discovery
- Timeout for FAU Scientist Has Huge Payoff
- An Alternative Approach To Science Is Illuminated By Nobel Laureate's Visit To FAU
- Worm Research Sheds Light on Human Aging and Disease
- FAU Jupiter Campus could get scientific makeover by Scott Travis (Sun Sentinel)
Other Short News
- Dr. Kailiang Jia, FAU Associate Professor, was awarded an NIH R15 grant for three years, totaling $356,678.00
- Dr. Alex Keene has been hired as an Associate Professor in the Biological Sciences Department at FAU and set up his Jupiter-based lab in August 2015. Keene brings one NSF and two NIH grants to FAU. He studies the genetic basis of sleep and memory using the fruit fly and the blind Mexican cavefish. Keene has 29 peer-reviewed articles in high impact journals. He brings five graduate students and one postdoctoral fellow to FAU.
- Silvana Jaramillo Coordinator, Academic Support has joined the JLSI group and will be the go-to point person for financial issues including grant budgets and contracts.
- Seven students join the IBAN joint Ph.D. Program in 2015:
- Jeff van Note (M.S., Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
- Camillo Yepes (B.S., FAU)
- Karlis Justs (M.S., FAU)
- Wesley Bollinger (B.S., George Fox University)
- Kazuma Murakami (B.S., University of Nevada at Reno)
- Melissa Slocumb (B.S., University of Nevada at Reno)
- Maria Yurgel (B.S., Marist College)


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Article: Rate of Vascularization and Exposure of Silicone-capped Porous Polyethylene Spherical Implants: An Animal Model[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This pilot study examines the rates of exposure and fibrovascular ingrowth of silicone-capped, porous, polyethylene orbital implants in the New Zealand white rabbit animal model. Unwrapped, silicone-capped, porous, polyethylene orbital spheres were implanted in 16 enucleated rabbit orbits. Four implants were removed at 3, 6, 9, and 12-month intervals and submitted for histopathologic analysis. A board-certified pathologist reviewed and graded vascular ingrowth, inflammation type, and severity for all specimens. Fibrovascular ingrowth in the center of all implants occurred as early as 3 months. No fibrovascular ingrowth occurred at the interface between the silicone cap and the porous polyethylene implant. The overlying Tenon's and conjunctival tissues remained intact without significant host inflammatory response. No implant exposure occurred at any time point. Silicone-capped porous polyethylene orbital implants appear to offer an inexpensive, easy-to-manufacture implant that resists exposure without the need for a wrapping material and achieves successful biointegration soon after implantation.Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery 06/2013; 29(5). DOI:10.1097/IOP.0b013e318295f9c1 · 0.88 Impact Factor
Article: Double-Blind, Bilateral Pain Comparison with Simultaneous Injection of 2% Lidocaine versus Buffered 2% Lidocaine for Periocular Anesthesia[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Determine if raising the pH of 2% lidocaine with epinephrine 1:100 000 to a physiologic level decreases pain perception during periocular, subcutaneous anesthesia. Double-blind, prospective, randomized study. Simultaneous unilateral injections of buffered and unbuffered lidocaine solutions were given before surgery to patients having bilateral, periocular surgery. Fifty-four consecutive patients (27 male and 27 female; mean age, 68 years; standard deviation, 11 years). Patients were given simultaneous injections of buffered and unbuffered 2% lidocaine with epinephrine 1:100 000. The needles were inserted simultaneously and the anesthesia was injected for a 20-second count for a total volume of 1.0 ml per injected side. After the simultaneous injections, the patients were asked to rate the pain on each side on a Likert-type visual analog scale of 0 to 10. Sixty-five percent of patients preferred the buffered lidocaine with a scaled pain reduction of 0.9 (P = 0.0005). Additionally, for the patients who believed that the buffered solution was less painful, the mean decrease in scaled pain rating was 2, for a 51% reduction in pain level (P = 0.001). No gender differences were noted. Buffering 2% lidocaine with epinephrine 1:100 000 with sodium bicarbonate 8.4% offers a clinically and statistically significant reduction in pain experienced by two-thirds of patients receiving periocular subcutaneous anesthesia. The author(s) have no proprietary or commercial interest in any materials discussed in this article.Ophthalmology 07/2012; 119(10):2048-52. DOI:10.1016/j.ophtha.2012.05.029 · 6.14 Impact Factor
Article: Functional Indications for Upper Eyelid Ptosis and Blepharoplasty Surgery A Report by the American Academy of Ophthalmology[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To evaluate the functional indications and outcomes for blepharoplasty and blepharoptosis repair by assessing functional preoperative impairment and surgical results. Literature searches of the PubMed and Cochrane Library databases were conducted on July 24, 2008, with no age or date restrictions, and they were limited to articles published in English. These searches retrieved 1147 citations; 87 studies were reviewed in full text, and 13 studies met inclusion criteria and were included in the evidence analysis. The 13 studies reported the functional effects or treatment results of simulated ptosis; several types of blepharoptosis repair, including conjunctiva-Müller's muscle resection, frontalis suspension, and external levator resection; and upper eyelid blepharoplasty. Repair of blepharoptosis and upper eyelid dermatochalasis provides significant improvement in vision, peripheral vision, and quality of life activities. Preoperative indicators of improvement include margin reflex distance 1 (MRD(1)) of 2 mm or less, superior visual field loss of at least 12 degrees or 24%, down-gaze ptosis impairing reading and other close-work activities, a chin-up backward head tilt due to visual axis obscuration, symptoms of discomfort or eye strain due to droopy lids, central visual interference due to upper eyelid position, and patient self-reported functional impairment. The author(s) have no proprietary or commercial interest in any materials discussed in this article.Ophthalmology 12/2011; 118(12):2510-7. DOI:10.1016/j.ophtha.2011.09.029 · 6.14 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A novel medical device that has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration is available for treatment of postsurgical edema. The device emits a low-level, pulsed electromagnetic energy field, which modulates resting cell membrane potential, allowing a return to physiologic resting membrane potential. To investigate the benefits of electromagnetic energy in eyelid wound healing. Fifty-seven individuals participated in this randomized, double-blinded study. All patients underwent upper blepharoplasty. At the postoperative visit, patients rated pain, edema, and ecchymosis, and the physician rated edema, ecchymosis, and erythema. There was no difference (p = .76) in patient pain rating when comparing placebo (1.6) with the patch (1.3). Patients reported 6% less edema (p = .11) and 10% less ecchymosis (p = .17) with the active patch eye than in control eye. The physician-graded edema, ecchymosis, and erythema had a mean Likert-type scale difference between placebo and active eyes of -0.3 (p = .12), -0.3 (p = .17), and -0.2 (p = .004) respectively. The use of pulsed electromagnetic energy did not have an effect on postoperative pain, edema, or ecchymosis as rated by patients and physicians. There was a statistically significant reduction in physician-graded erythema for active patch eyes versus placebo.Dermatologic Surgery 11/2011; 38(3):445-50. DOI:10.1111/j.1524-4725.2011.02215.x · 2.11 Impact Factor
Article: Comparison of Postoperative Eyelid Position Using Fibrin Sealant versus Suture for Wound Closure in Muller's Muscle-Conjunctiva Resection Ptosis Repair[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to compare postoperative eyelid position using fibrin sealant versus suture for wound closure in Müller's muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair. One hundred ninety-six patients (367 eyelids) who underwent Müller's muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair were divided into two groups: wounds closed with suture and those closed with fibrin sealant. Preoperative and postoperative eyelid measurements were compared statistically using appropriate t tests. Complications, eyelid symmetry, and revision rates were analyzed using a two-tailed Fisher's exact test. Suture was used for wound closure on 53 eyelids of 39 patients and fibrin sealant was used on 314 eyelids of 157 patients. There was no statistically significant difference (p = 0.49) when comparing the change from preoperative to postoperative margin-to-reflex distance 1 between the two groups. Postoperative symmetry within 0.5 mm was achieved in 87 percent of patients in the suture group and in 96 percent of patients in the fibrin sealant group (p = 0.06). The percentage of patients requiring additional ptosis adjustment was 2 percent in both groups (p = 1.0). Major complications were more common in the suture group (p = 0.0001). Müller's muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair using fibrin sealant for wound closure offers equivalent lid position and symmetry as compared with suture wound closure. There is also a reduction in major postoperative complications when using fibrin sealant.Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 08/2011; 128(2):423-30. DOI:10.1097/PRS.0b013e31821e6f73 · 2.99 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Hematic cyst formation after placement of nonporous alloplastic orbital floor implants is well described. A benefit of porous polyethylene is fibrovascular ingrowth without capsular formation. This ingrowth inhibits hematic cyst formation. In the case presented here, a hematic cyst developed on a screw-fixated porous polyethylene/titanium mesh implant (Medpor Titan B-T-M, Porex Surgical, Newnan, GA, U.S.A.). The risk factor for this patient was the nonporous barrier surface of the implant and inadequate fracture reduction. Proper surgical technique, including implant sizing, placement, and fixation, are factors reported to prevent hematic cyst formation. This patient's symptoms resolved after removal of the implant and cyst and replacement of the orbital implant.Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery 02/2011; 27(5):e117-8. DOI:10.1097/IOP.0b013e318201cb7e · 0.88 Impact Factor
Article: Comparison of Fibrin Sealant Versus Suture for Wound Closure in Muller Muscle-Conjunctiva Resection Ptosis Repair[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To compare fibrin sealant (Tisseel) versus suture for wound closure in Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair. The charts of 114 patients (211 eyelids) who had undergone Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection were retrospectively reviewed. Suture versus Tisseel were used for wound closure. Preoperative and postoperative eyelid measurements, postoperative symmetry within 0.5 mm, and complications were compared. Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair was performed on 211 eyelids of 114 patients. Seventeen cases were unilateral and 97 cases were bilateral. Method of wound closure included suture (45 eyelids of 31 patients) versus Tisseel (166 eyelids of 83 patients). For the suture group, the mean preoperative MRD1 was 1.2 mm and the postoperative MRD1 was 3.0 mm; the difference was 1.9. For the Tisseel group, the mean preoperative MRD1 was 1.2 mm and the postoperative MRD1 was 3.0 mm; the difference was 1.8. The 2 groups did not differ statistically in preoperative (p = 0.97) or postoperative MRD1 values (p = 0.53), the difference (p = 0.63), or postoperative symmetry within 0.5 mm (p = 0.39). In the suture group, complications included moderate to severe pain (10%), suture granuloma (6%), corneal abrasion (3%), loose suture (3%), and persistent keratopathy (3%). We found no evidence of keratopathy attributable to the Tisseel (p = 0.0001). This difference in the prevalence of complications was statistically significant (p = 0.0001). Four patients in the suture group (13%) underwent subsequent procedures including suture granuloma removal (2) and suture removal (1); 1 patient (3%) required levator resection. Three patients in the Tisseel group (4%) subsequently underwent levator resection. Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair using fibrin sealant for wound closure offers comparable eyelid position results compared with suture. Use of Tisseel showed fewer postoperative complications and was associated with fewer subsequent surgical procedures.Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery 03/2009; 25(2):99-102. DOI:10.1097/IOP.0b013e31819a42e5 · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Ectopic brain in the orbit is a rare entity with only 14 other case reports in the literature. This case is unique in that symptomatic presentation occurred 20 years prior to diagnosis. Symptoms are generally due to mass effect. We report an unusual case of diplopia secondary to ectopic orbital brain and a review of the literature.Orbit (Amsterdam, Netherlands) 01/2009; 28(2-3):185-7. DOI:10.1080/01676830902858225
Article: Periocular Autologous Fat Transfer[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Autologous fat transfer is a useful adjunct to augment facial soft tissue deflation in the periocular region. With meticulous technique, small aliquot placement, and reinjection at appropriate intervals, fat makes an excellent adjunct to the management of the aging face, and compliments other facial rejuvenation techniques. Appropriate counseling, realistic expectations, and meticulous technique make fat transfer an effective method of soft tissue augmentation.Facial plastic surgery clinics of North America 12/2008; 16(4):417-27, vi. DOI:10.1016/j.fsc.2008.06.001 · 0.72 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To investigate whether orbital radiation offers effective and safe treatment for Graves ophthalmopathy. Medical literature databases were searched to identify all published reports relating to orbital radiation treatment for Graves ophthalmopathy. To be included in the technology assessment, reports had to provide original data, to report on a case series or uncontrolled trial of at least 100 subjects or a randomized clinical trial of any size, to focus on orbital radiation for the treatment of Graves ophthalmopathy, and to follow-up patients for at least 3 months. Abstracted data included study characteristics, patient characteristics, treatment response, and safety information. Fourteen studies were included in the technology assessment: 5 observational studies and 9 randomized controlled trials. Three of the observational studies report on treatment response, with overall favorable outcomes for 40% to 97% of patients. Three of the observational studies provided intermediate-term safety data. The risk of definite radiation retinopathy is 1% to 2% within 10 years after treatment. Patients treated with orbital radiation did not have an increased risk of secondary malignancy or premature death. The 9 randomized trials were qualitatively heterogeneous. Patients with optic neuropathy generally were excluded from participating in the randomized trials. Three of the randomized trials were sham controlled. None of these studies showed that orbital radiation was more efficacious than sham irradiation for improving proptosis, lid fissure, or soft tissue changes such as eyelid swelling. Two of the 3 sham-controlled randomized trials demonstrated improved vertical range of motion in radiation-treated subjects compared with controls. Systematic review of the effect of orbital radiation on Graves ophthalmopathy is limited by the lack of standardization and variable quality of published reports. Extraocular motility impairment may improve with radiotherapy, although the evidence of a treatment effect is mixed in clinical trials. Future studies are needed to determine if a potentially beneficial motility effect results in improved patient function and quality of life. Level I evidence indicates that proptosis, eyelid retraction, and soft tissue changes do not improve with radiation treatment. The efficacy of orbital radiation for compressive optic neuropathy resulting from Graves ophthalmopathy has not been investigated in clinical trials and merits further study. Radiation retinopathy, although rare, is a risk of orbital radiation, even in patients without diabetes who receive appropriate radiation dose and delivery.Ophthalmology 03/2008; 115(2):398-409. DOI:10.1016/j.ophtha.2007.10.028 · 6.14 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Facial rhytidectomy surgery is a reconstructive/cosmetic procedure to restore anatomic changes to the lower third of the aging face and neck. It is a surgery of planes. Understanding safe dissection planes allows the surgeon to maximize his or her results in a reliable fashion.1,2 Facial rhytidectomy may also be considered a surgery of opportunity and compromise in which soft tissue dissection and redraping take advantage of the facial blood supply while predictable and desirable wound healing provide the rejuvenated appearance. Mastery of facial anatomy and the relationships of the superficial and deep facial layers, muscles, nerves, and vasculature are of paramount importance in performing rhytidectomy surgery safely, effectively, and with confidence.3,4 We have noted 10 areas in which attention to detail offers a predictable and reliable rhytidectomy procedure and avoids some of the stigmata of rhytidectomy surgery.5Pearls and Pitfalls in Cosmetic Oculoplastic Surgery, 12/2007: pages 460-470;
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ABSTRACT: The transtemporal subperiosteal approach to the midface may be continued as an extension of an endoscopic or open browlift procedure as well as combined with lower third facial rhytidectomy surgery to optimize entire facial rejuvenation. This technique also allows for fat graft injection, orbital fat pedicle repositioning, malar augmentation, and/ or lateral retinacular suspension of the lower eyelid if desired, in a safe fashion. Using a resorbable midface elevation device on a leash allows predictable reliable midface elevation with improved surgical efficiency.Pearls and Pitfalls in Cosmetic Oculoplastic Surgery, 12/2007: pages 278-284;
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ABSTRACT: Over the past decade, improved appreciation of facial aging changes have modified management considerations for facial rejuvenation. In the brow region, traditional changes of soft tissue descent due to loss of skin elasticity and gravitational effect have been updated to include soft tissue and bony volume loss (deflation).1,2 Thus, optimal management of age-related brow ptosis should address these changes.Pearls and Pitfalls in Cosmetic Oculoplastic Surgery, 12/2007: pages 267-272;
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ABSTRACT: To present three cases of chronic infraorbital nerve hyperesthesia relieved by surgical decompression of the infraorbital nerve. Retrospective chart review. We identified three cases of chronic hyperesthesia of the infraorbital nerve. Two cases were related to previous blunt orbital trauma, whereas the third was associated with a long-standing anophthalmic socket with numerous previous surgeries. In each case, patients had dramatic relief of infraorbital nerve hyperesthesia and pain after surgical decompression of the infraorbital nerve. Surgical decompression of the infraorbital nerve can provide significant symptomatic improvement in patients with chronic infraorbital nerve hyperesthesia secondary to nerve compression.Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 01/2007; 23(1):49-51. DOI:10.1097/IOP.0b013e31802dd3fc · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To determine the safety and efficacy of fibrin sealant for use in Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair. This was a retrospective review of a consecutive case series. All patients underwent Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair with fibrin sealant used for wound closure. Surgery was performed in a manner similar to a previously described technique, using fibrin tissue sealant rather that suture for wound closure. Postoperative symmetry was defined as MRD1 of each eyelid within 0.5 mm. Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair with fibrin sealant used for wound closure was performed on 53 eyelids of 33 patients. There were 27 female patients and 6 male patients. Twenty patients underwent bilateral ptosis repair and 13 patients underwent unilateral ptosis repair. Average follow-up was 17 weeks (range, 3 to 45 weeks). Mean preoperative MRD1 was 1.22 mm (range, -1.5 to 2.5 mm) in the right upper eyelid and 1.50 mm (range, 0 to 2 mm) in the left upper eyelid. Mean postoperative MRD1 was 3.11 mm (range, 2 to 4.5 mm) in the right upper eyelid and 3.12 mm (range, 1 to 4.5 mm) in the left upper eyelid. Postoperative symmetry was found in 32 of 33 patients (97%). We found no evidence of keratopathy or other complications attributable to the fibrin sealant. Müller muscle-conjunctiva resection ptosis repair with fibrin sealant used for wound closure may allow for predictable results with few complications and appears to be an acceptable alternative to traditional suture techniques.Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 05/2006; 22(3):184-7. DOI:10.1097/01.iop.0000217564.99308.b5 · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of botulinum toxin type A for treatment of eyelid retraction resulting from thyroid eye disease (TED) during the inflammatory phase of the condition. In this prospective, nonrandomized case series, 18 patients with inflammatory eyelid retraction caused by active TED received botulinum toxin type A injection (10, 5, or 2.5 U) for treatment of upper eyelid retraction. Botulinum toxin type A (Allergan, Irvine, CA, U.S.A.) was injected transconjunctivally just above the superior tarsal border in the elevator complex of the upper eyelid. Seventeen of 18 patients (94%) demonstrated a reduced marginal reflex distance (MRD1) after botulinum toxin injection. The average change in MRD1 of the treated eyelid after injection was -2.35 mm (range, 0 to -8.0 mm). Of the 27 eyelids injected, 33% had a 0- to 1-mm drop in eyelid height, 30% had a 1.5- to 2-mm decrease, 22% had a 2.5- to 3-mm decrease, and 15% had a greater than 3-mm decrease in eyelid height. None of the treated eyelids were noted to increase in height. One patient showed no alteration inafter treatment. One patient had clinically MRD1 significant ptosis and one patient reported worsening of preexisting diplopia after injection. Three patients undergoing unilateral injection had relative contralateral eyelid elevation. All untoward effects resolved spontaneously without sequelae. : Botulinum toxin type A may be used in the inflammatory stage of thyroid eye disease to improve upper eyelid retraction. Individual response to treatment is variable, but this modality should be considered as a temporizing measure until stability for surgery is reached.Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 06/2004; 20(3):181-5. DOI:10.1097/00002341-200405000-00001 · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To determine the safety and efficacy of processed human pericardium as a barrier material for gold weight implantation. In this retrospective, noncomparative case series, all patients undergoing gold weight implantation with human pericardium barrier between November 2000 and May 2002 were studied. Charts were reviewed for surgical indications, gold weight size, follow-up interval, and complications. Twenty-three eyelids of 23 patients underwent gold weight implantation with processed human pericardium barrier material. There were 15 female and 8 male patients. Mean patient age was 53 years (range, 22 to 78 years). Indications for surgery included extruded implant (4 eyelids), thin tissues overlying existing implant (3 eyelids), thin anterior lamellar eyelid tissues (6 eyelids), radiotherapy (1 eyelid), and requirement for long-term gold weight therapy (9 eyelids). Mean follow-up was 11 months (range, 3 to 36 months). Acceptable tissue coverage was found in 23 of 23 eyelids. There were no complications of infection, extrusion, or thinning of overlying tissues. One patient had prolonged eyelid edema and erythema that resolved spontaneously 3 months after surgery. Human pericardium appears to be well tolerated on at least a short-term basis within the eyelid when used as a barrier material for gold weight implantation.Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 04/2004; 20(2):107-9. DOI:10.1097/01.IOP.0000117336.36374.9B · 0.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: This report aims to increase awareness of an unusual mechanism of orbital injury sustained by bicycle riders. In this retrospective small case series, we describe two cases of orbital injury caused by upper eyelid penetration. A 5-year-old boy (patient 1) and a 6-year-old boy (patient 2) presented to our service within a 2-week period. Both had been injured by similarly styled, handlebar-mounted bicycle hand brake levers. Patient 1 had an orbital roof fracture and penetrating brain injury and underwent repair of a left upper eyelid laceration, craniotomy for pseudoencephalocele, and ptosis repair. Patient 2 had orbital hemorrhage and underwent repair of left upper eyelid laceration. In both cases, a handlebar-mounted bicycle hand brake lever perforated the left eyelid when the rider fell onto it. Neither patient was wearing protective headwear or eyewear. Two months after surgery, patient 1 had 20/25 visual acuity OU and excellent cosmetic appearance. Patient 2 had baseline amblyopic vision 2 days after surgery but moved from town and was lost to follow-up. Orbit injuries from bicycle brake levers are rare, and helmets or protective eyewear probably would not have prevented these injuries. However, a change in the design and/or mounting location of handlebar-mounted brake levers might help prevent further injuries of this type.Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 02/2004; 20(1):60-3. DOI:10.1097/01.IOP.0000103007.29795.71 · 0.88 Impact Factor
- American Orthoptic Journal 01/2004; 54(1):13-23. DOI:10.3368/aoj.54.1.13
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ABSTRACT: To localize in the brain using positron emission tomography neuroimaging with (18)fluorodeoxyglucose [PET ((18)FDG)] differences in glucose metabolism between patients with essential blepharospasm (EB) and controls. Prospective case-control study. Positron emission tomography neuroimaging with (18)fluorodeoxyglucose was performed in 11 patients with EB and 11 controls matched for age and gender. Global analysis of images was used to localize differences in glucose metabolism between groups. Multiple cortical and subcortical abnormalities were observed in EB patients in comparison with controls. Cortical areas with the largest and most significant clusters of increased glucose uptake were the inferior frontal gyri, right posterior cingulate gyrus, left middle occipital gyrus, fusiform gyrus of the right temporal lobe, and left anterior cingulate gyrus. Cortical areas with the largest and most significant clusters of decreased glucose uptake were the inferior frontal gyri, ventral to the area of increased glucose metabolism. Subcortical abnormalities, consisting of increased glucose uptake, involved the right caudate and consisting of decreased glucose uptake, involved the left inferior cerebellar hemisphere and thalamus. Global analysis of positron emission tomography neuroimaging with (18)fluorodeoxyglucose neuroimaging in EB patients in comparison with controls demonstrates a pattern of abnormalities involving several cortical and subcortical areas that control blinking, including the inferior frontal lobe, caudate, thalamus, and cerebellum.American Journal of Ophthalmology 12/2003; 136(5):846-52. DOI:10.1016/S0002-9394(03)00895-X · 3.87 Impact Factor
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Can Pedro: Pa Amb Oli
This local restaurant is recently opened and is already a popular place with the locals, Spanish and British.
The Pa amb oli menu is probably one of the most extensive I've seen. They also do Tapas, menus and Majorcan dishes.
Favorite Dish: I tried the cheese and Serrano Pa amb oli. and really enjoyed it although the portion could have been a bit larger.
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La Estacion: Tapas y Racions
It appears that more and more Spanish or Mallorquin restaurants are opening up and about time.
This place although down a back street has a nice terrace.
What did surprise me is that with drink orders a Tapa is delivered to the table. The Tapas here are of a reasonable portion and the waiting staff never forget to deliver.
The menu is straight forward with the usual escalop of pork or half chicken, but there are typical Spanish dishes which can be ordered by Racion 1/2 racion or even 1/4 racion or you can order mixed Tapas plates starting at €5 up to €15 for a large.
The house wine is not too bad and the beer cold. Service is also good!
Favorite Dish: I'm a sucker for the Serrano!
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Tia Jass: Excellent local cuisine
This restuarant is at the back of the town one street parallel to the main pedestrian zone. It is in a modern building so it hasn't got a rustic feel to it but the food is superb and worth a little walk for!!
Favorite Dish: For a starter we had Sobrasado which is the local sausage meat that comes from a special black pig. This is baked with cheese , served with toasted Mallorquien bread and of course the complimentary bread with Aioli and olives. Our second starter was Cod souffle which tasted awsome! I then had saddle of rabbit in a white wine sauce with mushrooms, pine nuts and raisins!! Excellent!! And my lady had stuffed squid which too was delish!! With that we had a nice crisp local white wine.
A highlight from the menu Calderata de Langosta. which is a local stew with locally caught lobster. This has to be ordered in advance as the lobsters are fresh that day and you order for two people minimum, you also pay the going price which can be anything around €75 per person.
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Ses Pruneres del Jeres Kate: Worst pizza ever?
This restaurant is fairly typical of Cala Millor I suspect. The staff were friendly enough, but this has to be one of the worst pizzas I've ever had. We were pretty tired out after a day's sightseeing so stoppped off to check out restaurants in cala Millor on the way home to Porto Cristo. What a mistake!
After walking around aimlessly for a while, we settled on this place because we thought a) pizza is surely a safe bet anywhere and b) it had a nice enough outside terrace. It's about as pricey as any of the other restaurants in Cala Millor. Menus in English and German, but that isn't exactly unusual here!
Favorite Dish: We had 2 'Rusticas', with ham and salami. I'm not sure if there was a Germanic influence going on here, because the only place I've had such a dreadful pizza has been in Vienna. The base just tasted of such weird dough, far too flour-y. The ham was ok, but the salami tasted off. And it was obviously cheddar being used not mozzerella.
Two pizzas came to 14 euro. We got free schnapps at the end, but couldn't even drink that as I was driving! Not a good experience and a lesson learned!
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The Sportsman: British food
This place for me was ideal for an English breakfast. Not to everyones taste but if eaten just before 12.00 noon it will keep you going until the evening.
Favorite Dish: The English breakfast!
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Robert D. Skeels: a community candidate for LAUSD School Board (tags)
Bloomberg's $1 Million for the right-wing Coalition for School Reform's corporate slush fund insults District 2 voters. Our community deserves self determination free from outside millionaire interference.
On Anschutz, Villaraigosa, LAUSD Privatization Candidates, and Riding Dinosaurs (tags)
Exposing Villaraigosa's Coalition for School Reform ties to right wing extremists like Philip Anschutz. Explores how plutocrat dollars flow to so-called reform candidates, who then follow the corporate agenda. Anschutz's Walden Media funded the production of the unabashed corporate charter propaganda piece, "Waiting for Superman."
AUDACITY IN NORWAY!: It's a morbid joke, right? Barack Obama? Nobel Peace Prize? (tags)
The Audacity of Hype! Not since Henry Kissinger was given "the Peace Prize" in 1973 has the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize involved such a sad and tragic irony. Between now and delivering his "Peace" Prize acceptance speech, Obama will be sending drones to bomb mostly collaterally innocent people every week (in their homes, marketplaces, villages, and even wedding parties). He will be continuing to operate George 'Dubya' Bush's practically beyond-the-law, rendition-torture gulags (notoriously, Gitmo & Bagram). He will be expanding the technological advancements, types and potential "usability" of U.S. nuclear weapons (while supposedly also being awarded "for his attempts to curb nuclear proliferation"). And, he will be, upon their every request, militarily resupplying a racist apartheid state (Israel) with cumulatively billions of dollars worth of cluster, DIME and phosphorus bombs, no matter how many fleeing families upon whom that state will use those execrable terror weapons. The Nobel Peace Committee must still be high on the 'Obamalade' to make such a blatant mockery of what the Nobel prize for peace(!) should stand for. Or, should they now call it the Nobel "Peace Is War" Prize? [ --JA]


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A few items I like also
Mammut S-lite headlamps. With a lithium battery they weigh 1.7oz, and use a AA battery like my GPS and camera. I carry one in my daypack survival kit as a spare and one in my hunting gear.
Havalon Barracuta knife. Most people prefer the smaller Piranta, and I like to carry one of those also for caping. For quartering or boning though I like the bigger knife. I also like that I can use either skinning or boning blades with it.
I have a little survival/first aid/repair kit I always throw in also, I take it in whatever pack or fishing bag I'm carrying. My licenses go in it so I don't forget either of them. The items that need extra water protection are in a ziplock, then it is all stuffed into a mesh bag. Here is what it has evolved to currently. I could eliminate some of these items when carrying camping gear, but I carry them anyway. I may get caught away from camp and want them in my daypack.
Basic Full-time daypack kit (1lb 7oz)
-stainless steel water bottle (wrapped in camo cloth tape for silence and to eliminate reflection)
-spare wool socks
-Adventure medical heatsheets bivy (the 3.8oz one)
-cheap mylar space blanket (mainly for a fire reflector)
-bandana (red for signal, pre-filter water etc)
-Mammut S-lite headlamp (1 AA lithium battery, 60hr life, 2oz) (this is part of the kit, and in addition to the second one I count as hunting gear)
-fire kit: firesteel, lighter, vaseline coated cotton balls in Menthos container, 4 wetfire cubes
-50ft roll 2" duck tape
-small bottle superglue
-frontier water filter straw
-10 tablets potable aqua water purifier
-30yds 152lb bank line
-15yds 350lb bank line (great for boot laces)
-25ft bright yellow paracord
-blank CD (signalling)
-little bag with a dozen 45lb 18" cable fishing leaders & 30ft 25lb fishing line, 20ft 10lb fishing line, 12 hooks, repair needle (weighs 1.2oz)
Medical: (stop bleeding, make splints)
-quick clot sponge
-1 roll hot pink vetwrap (bandaging with duck tape, marking trail, etc)
-small tube neosporin
-4 3"x3" gauze pads
-rubber glove
-6 pills immodium
-2 pills claritin
-1 packet sunscreen
-1 packet lip balm
-4 safety pins
-1 antiseptic towlette
The little kit with the fishing stuff, leaders, and needles isn't really necessary in the mountains probably, but I just leave it in everywhere. It only weighs 1.2oz and I amaze myself sometimes what I can rig up with some fishing line, super glue, a repair needle, and some duck tape to fix things.


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China Rights Groups Roll Out Strategy
WASHINGTON—Chinese activists, up in arms over what they say is the Obama administration's failure to make human rights a priority in its dealings with Beijing, are seeking to join forces as the two nations discuss the topic in Washington.
The two-day bilateral meeting, which began Thursday—the first such dialogue for the Obama administration—is addressing issues such as religious rights, the rule of law and Internet freedom.
Yet over the past year, many U.S.-based Chinese dissidents and rights groups have pointed to statements by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other administration officials as evidence of what they say is a policy of playing down human-rights complaints when dealing with China.
Now, some activists are seeking to tap into the discontent to galvanize a long-fractured community. In April, overseas Chinese dissidents established a grouping known as the China Democracy Party, with branches in Europe and Asia and ambitions to reach people in China via the Internet.
Organizers say they want the group to be viewed as an alternative to the Chinese Communist Party, but for now any political power they have will come from activism.
"I'm more and more disappointed in the U.S. government's lack of support for Chinese democracy," said Wang Dan, a leader of China's 1989 democracy movement who now resides in California. "It's better if we just do more ourselves."
Mr. Wang claims more than 20,000 fans on his Twitter and Facebook accounts, where he writes about China and other issues. Those sites are blocked in China, but some Chinese have figured out ways to get around such restrictions.
Dan Blumenthal, a former Defense Department official now at Washington-based think tank American Enterprise Institute, gathered rights activists on two occasions to strategize to get the issue higher on the U.S. government's agenda. The effort fizzled due to lack of funding, he said.
"People are very frustrated about what's perceived to be a de-emphasis on democratic reform and human rights in China and elsewhere," Mr. Blumenthal said. "But it's not where the money is."
China activists and U.S. officials say changes in the bilateral relationship and in China's status in the world necessitate a change in approach. With China's emergence as a global power, the human-rights issue has become just one of many that the U.S. and China must confront, from trade to Iran's nuclear program to climate change.
Michael Posner, assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, said this week's dialogue is part of a broader U.S. effort to engage China on human rights. "Human rights are on the agenda everywhere," he said. "It's not the sole focus. We have a range of [shared] strategic interests, important economic interests. But that doesn't mean we don't raise it, or raise it forcefully." The State Department declined to comment on the closed-door proceedings Thursday.
Rights groups point to several developments they say are indicative of the administration's downplaying of the issue. Mrs. Clinton, during a China visit last year, suggested that differences over human rights shouldn't get in the way of working with Beijing on other issues. President Barack Obama put off meeting with the Dalai Lama until this year, in an apparent concession to Beijing, which views Tibet's exiled spiritual leader as advocating independence from China.
Mr. Posner said he wasn't familiar with details about the incidents, but said the U.S. approach toward China rights issues is underpinned by the same principles it applies to its dealings with other countries. These include a strategy of "leading by example—it's very important we not tell other countries what to do."
Activists from Iran, Syria and Egypt also complain the U.S. isn't doing enough on the human-rights front.
While Washington's more pragmatic approach toward Beijing began under the Clinton administration, rights activists say they had harbored hopes that Mr. Obama, a former community organizer, would take a tougher line.
Some activists argue that improved human rights in China, such as a free press and better work conditions, would boost such U.S. priorities as ensuring the safety of Chinese food imports and a level playing field for American manufacturers. U.S. efforts to secure China's cooperation to combat global warming,meanwhile, could benefit from the efforts of homegrown environmental groups in China, they say.
"The advocacy community has got to be much more sophisticated" in targeting its message, said Kelley Currie of Project 2049 Institute, a Washington think tank focused on Asia.
At the same time, as China gains greater confidence, international finger wagging is less likely to be as effective as pressure coming from within its own society, some argue.
Besides urging Washington to provide greater support to activist lawyers and nonprofit groups inside China, U.S.-based dissidents are using the Internet to try to reach Chinese back home.
Veteran China dissident Wang Juntao and other overseas-based dissidents set up the China Democracy Party in a bid to unify groups in the U.S., Europe and Asia. One way the group hopes to project its voice is through websites such as Boxun, an overseas Chinese community site, Mr. Wang said.
Wang Dan plans to team up with other former protest leaders in an online forum aimed at Chinese youths on the anniversary of Beijing's crackdown on the democracy movement on June 4, 1989. "A lot of the younger generation doesn't understand what happened," he said. "We need to connect with people back home."


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WOD Recaps
Have no fear — i have been working out the past few days! Just haven't posted them — until now.
Shoulder Presses, Ring Dips, Rests, Push Presses, Push Jerks
One bar. Increase load for each lift. Do dip directly after lift then rest for 2 minutes.
65/65/75 –this was a very hard WOD!
Partner Tabatas
tabata sprints
tabata squats/lunges
tabata pullups/pushups
tabata kb swings/wall ball shots
400m run
Squat/Push Up/Pull Up Therapy
5 pull ups
10 push ups
15 Squats
total: 12+5 pull ups
NO BAND — all done the way they should be. Woot! Woot!
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NEW YORK U.S. stocks climbed on Wednesday, lifted by strong earnings from technology bellwether Cisco, but equities struggled to hold onto solid gains after a series of weak sessions.
The S&P 500 has fallen 3.8 percent over the previous five trading days, with most of the losses driven by uncertainty over the looming U.S. "fiscal cliff" and concerns about Europe's economic troubles. Trading has been volatile, with positive momentum difficult to sustain.
The index closed below its 200-day moving average for a fourth day in a row on Tuesday, a technical indicator that suggests recent declines could gain momentum.
"We're rebounding a bit today, thanks to the good news from Cisco, but the key will be whether we can hold or if we fade going into the close like we did yesterday," said Paul Nolte, managing director at Dearborn Partners in Chicago. "If we can't hold these gains, the tenor of the market will remain negative."
Dow component Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.O) reported first-quarter earnings and revenue late Tuesday that beat expectations, sending the stock leaping 7 percent to $18.04. Technology shares .GSPT were the strongest on the day, up 0.7 percent.
The technology sector has been weak lately, dropping almost 10 percent over the past two months on earnings disappointments from Google (GOOG.O) and others. It was the worst-performing sector on Tuesday.
The Dow Jones industrial average was up 7.14 points, or 0.06 percent, at 12,763.32. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 2.90 points, or 0.21 percent, at 1,377.43. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 13.32 points, or 0.46 percent, at 2,897.21.
Also in earnings news, Abercrombie & Fitch Co (ANF.N) soared 30 percent to $40.82 after reporting a steep rise in its quarterly profit and a full-year forecast that beat analysts' estimates. Staples Inc (SPLS.O) rose 4.4 percent to $11.75 after posting earnings that beat expectations.
Abercrombie, Cisco and Staples made up the top three percentage gainers on the S&P 500. Still, broader trading will likely be partially dictated by macroeconomic issues as investors grapple with the impact of Europe's debt crisis and the U.S. fiscal cliff - a series of large, mandated tax hikes and spending cuts that start to take effect next year.
Analysts say serious fiscal negotiations are still weeks away, but that the failure to reach a deal in Congress could tip the world's largest economy into recession.
Retail sales fell 0.3 percent in October, hurt by the impact of a recent devastating storm in the U.S. northeast. The drop was slightly more than expected but stocks barely reacted to the data. Producer prices fell 0.2 percent in October, compared with expectations for a 0.2 percent rise.
European shares fell 0.4 percent as Greece's unresolved crisis raised questions about the region's potential for economic growth, while anti-austerity strikes across southern Europe added to concerns that fiscal reforms would be politically difficult to implement.
(Editing by Bernadette Baum)
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Picture: Charlie Sheen, arrive for Game Four of the 2012 Stanley Cup Final between the Los Angeles Kings and the New Jersey Devils at Staples...
Charlie Sheen returns to the television this month, with his much hyped comedy series 'Anger Management', though there was point in 2011 when fans of the actor feared for his life, let alone his next project. After initially playing down the furore, Sheen has finally admitted the epic meltdown that led to his sacking from 'Two and a Half Men'.
Speaking to Playboy magazine, the actor explained, "I started to unravel.I finally just said things I had always been thinking. But in the middle of a psychotic break". Sheen admits he never anticipated losing his job, or becoming the talk of the entire world, saying, "Yeah. It was surreal.And it never occurred to me where this was going to end up or how it was going to be perceived". Sheen was responsible for words and phrases such as "winning", "tiger blood" and "warlocks" becoming part of popular culture, though chuckled, "It' so fu*king stupid. I'm in a beef with a warlock society? You're kidding me, right? How do you go from making Oliver Stone movies to being in a feud with warlocks?". The actor certainly has a history of shock behavior, though it began earlier than most fans would have predicted. Recalling one incident in which he took his father Martin Sheen's credit card to pay for a Las Vegas hooker, Charlie explained, "There's one thing circled [on the credit card statement], and it's $350. There's an arrow pointing to it and three words: 'What is this? He had gone back to my bedroom and was just waiting for me".
Based on the 2003 Jack Nicholson movie of the same name, 'Anger Management' premieres on the FX channel on June 28, 2012. Sheen plays a former minor league baseball player who overcomes his anger issues to become a "non-traditional" therapist.


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Two Bank of Japan board members dissented from the bank's baseline scenario that inflation would reach 2 percent by 2017.» Read More
India's push to attract FDI has scored some wins but infrastructure and red tape are still an issue, business leaders tell CNBC.
A U.S. judge has held Bank of China in contempt for refusing to give account details of companies accused of selling counterfeit goods.
Commodities trader Noble is at another risk of losing an investment grade rating: This time from Standard and Poor's.
Several firms are trying to launch Chinese ETFs after the summer swoon in the mainland stock market. Success is mixed.
Apple will launch its Apple Pay service in China after doing deals with the country's four largest state-run banks, the WSJ reported.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country looked set to meet its growth target and was adjusting for reasonable longer-term expansion.
El Nino's impact is likely to go far beyond agriculture, costing economies billions of dollars.
Infrastructure power players - GV Sanjay Reddy of GVK and Hindustan's Ajit Gulabchand - say India's PPP problems are being solved.
The shipping industry is set for consolidation on the back of a collapse in freight rates as growth in China slows.
Cathay Pacific flight CX 841 from New York to Hong Kong was diverted to Beijing as a passenger required urgent medical assistance, the carrier said.
Chinese police hunted terror suspects "like eagles hunting prey," according to a detailed account of the search for "terrorists" in Xianjing.
1MDB's move to sell its Edra group to China General Nuclear Power and its subsidiaries was a "major milestone," the troubled wealth fund said.
China, Japan and South Korea are like three great soloists who can't function together as an ensemble. But that looks set to change.
India's Prime Minister is touring Malaysia and Singapore as Asia's third-largest economy seeks to play a greater role in Southeast Asia.
The Shanghai composite has risen more than 18 percent this quarter, but one investor still says to avoid China altogether.
Shares of Guotai Junan International Holdings tumbled on Monday after the company said it had been unable to reach its chairman since last week.
The investment would add to Alibaba and its affiliates' growing media empire, the latest in a string of deals in news and advertising.
India's Sisyphean bankruptcy system is in the sights of the country's central bank chief, who says reform is desperately needed to protect banks.
Nearly 100 bodies have been pulled from a landslide near a jade mine in Myanmar's northern Kachin State.
More than 150 newspapers have closed or converted to digital-only offerings in the last two years, the New York Times reports.
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There will be stock market implications from the Russian jet downing, because the countries have trade and tourism connections, says Karin Hirn, co-founder and CEO of East Capital.
Karine Hirn, co-founder and CEO of East Capital, says Fed actions actually have little to do with the realities of emerging markets.
Steven Pifer, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, says there had been the prospect of a Western coalition, including the U.S., France and Russia, undertaking military operations in Syria.


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DMX Promises to Whoop Up on George Zimmerman (Up in Here, Up in Here) - Posted February 5, 2014
As we have learned in the media, George Zimmerman wants to be famous. He goes all Wild Wild West on an 18-year-old boy with a hoodie. Then, he ... [FishbowlDC]
Which People, Events, And Places Topped Facebook's Year In Review For 2013? - Posted December 9, 2013
It's year in review time at Facebook, and ... [AllFacebook]
Juror B37 Will Not Write a Book - Posted July 16, 2013
Juror B37 in the George Zimmerman trial will not write a book. Martin Literary Management president Sharlene Martin posted a statement on Twitter on behalf of her former client. "The best direction for me to go is away from writing any sort of book," wrote the an... [semanticweb.com]
George Zimmerman Trial Juror To Write Book - Posted July 15, 2013
Juror B37 in the George Zimmerman trial has signed (along with her attorney husband) with literary agent and Martin Literary Management president Sharlene Martin. CNN's Anderson Cooper ... [semanticweb.com]
Zimmerman Defense Seeking To Subpoena Trayvon Martin's Tweets - Posted October 9, 2012
George Zimmerman's defense team tweeted a link announcing its Notice of Hearing where it will request the Court to consider its motion to s... [AllTwitter]
George Zimmerman's Defense Creates A Twitter Account - Posted May 1, 2012
It's an unconventional move, maybe even the first of its kind: George Zimmerman's defense lawyer has set up a Twitter account, Facebook account and blog in his client's name. High-profile court cases like Zimmerman's have often come hand-in-hand with tight-lipped lawyers, refusing to say more than t... [AllTwitter]
George Zimmerman Defense Turns To Facebook - Posted April 30, 2012
Facebook has spent plenty of time in court lately, but now the ... [AllFacebook]
Websites Work Well for People Facing Criminal Prosecution - Posted April 27, 2012
Here's your pro tip of the day: If you are arrested and find yourself without bail money, launch a website and have a fundraiser. Maybe you don't have access to a computer while you're in jail. Ask your family and/or friends to launch a site for you. Or hire someone to... [FishbowlDC]
Zimmerman's Attorney Confirms Website is Real - Posted April 10, 2012
Over the weekend, George Zimmerman, the man who shot unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, registered the website therealgeorgezimmerman.com, which in... [FishbowlDC]
Racism Running Rampant On Twitter - Posted March 30, 2012
While the "Kill Zimmerman" account that everyone is talking about today is shocking, should we really be surprised to see this on Twitter, as it follows on the heels of racist Muamba and Hunger Games tweets? The real question is - ... [10,000 Words]
Racism Running Rampant On Twitter - Posted March 30, 2012
While the "Kill Zimmerman" account that everyone is talking about today is shocking, should we really be surprised to see this on Twitter, as it follows on the heels of racist Muamba and Hunger Games tweets? The real question is - ... [AllTwitter]
Fox Pulling Neighborhood Watch Movie Ads - Posted March 27, 2012
Following the tragic murder of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, Twentieth Century Fox are pulling the movie poste... [FishbowlLA]
The eXiled Gives a Preview of Its Media Transparency Project - Posted March 27, 2012
The eXiled is on the verge of launching its new media transparency project, aimed at exposing the "conflicts-of-interest and corruption in the media and among our major 'thought leaders' a... [FishbowlLA]
Pure Michigan Campaign Lives On! - Posted December 3, 2010
Earlier this week, McCann Midwest's award-winning "Pure Michigan" campaign was on the brink of dying due to a lack of gover... [GalleyCat]
'Pure Michigan' Winter Campaign Will Be Canceled on Friday - Posted November 30, 2010
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Areva, GDF Suez, Saint-Gobain, Total: French Equity Preview
The following is a list of companies whose shares may have unusual price changes in Paris. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Share prices are from the last close.
June futures on France's CAC 40 Index rose 11.50 to 3,413 at 8:09 a.m. in Paris
The CAC 40 sank 1.2 percent to 3,413.72 yesterday. The SBF 120 Index also lost 1.2 percent.
Areva SA (CEI FP): The French nuclear-reactor builder completed the sale of its T&D unit to Alstom SA (ALO SP) and Schneider Electric SA (SU FP) for 2.29 billion euros. Areva's investment certificates fell 0.7 percent to 351.50 euros. Alstom declined 2.8 percent to 37 euros, and Schneider shares dropped 1.5 percent to 83.79 euros.
GDF Suez SA (GSZ FP): The owner of Europe's largest natural-gas network and E.ON AG signed an agreement to look together for new nuclear opportunities in Italy. The stock was raised to "buy" from "neutral" at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research. The shares fell 2 percent to 24.56 euros.
Gifi (IGF FP): The French discount retailer of clothes and houseware raised its fiscal year operating profit target to more than 65 million euros ($78 million), from a previous forecast of 50 million euros. The shares gained 2.4 percent to 49.66 euros.
Groupe Gorge (GOE FP): The maker of submarine robotics and composite parts for cars and airplanes said it won a contract, worth more than 10 million euros, to supply parts for two nuclear reactors in China. The shares rose 2.2 percent to 6.39 euros.
Klepierre SA (LI FP): Shares of Europe's second-largest mall owner were raised to "buy" from "neutral" at UBS AG. The stock slipped 0.6 percent to 21.66 euros.
Cie. de Saint-Gobain SA (SGO FP): Europe's biggest supplier of building materials said it will build a new plant to produce roof-top solar panels. The shares dropped 0.1 percent to 30.58 euros.
Schneider Electric SA (SU FP): Chief Executive Officer Jean-Pascal Tricoire told Les Echos in an interview that there is "no reason to change" the company's target for a moderate increase in like-for-like sales in 2010. The stock slipped 1.5 percent to 83.79 euros.
Total SA (FP FP): Europe's third-largest oil producer said one of its units purchased a 25.4 percent stake in U.S.-based AE Polysilicon Corp. It didn't give financial terms. The shares declined 0.6 percent to 37.97 euros.
Veolia Environnement SA (VIE FP): Shares of the world's biggest water company were raised to "buy" from "neutral" at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research. The stock slipped 1.3 percent to 20.48 euros.


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This Friday Update covers all the information about the features of Crusading civset.
Posted by AOE_Fan on Mar 8th, 2013
Continuing the series of introducing features of all three Civsets appearing in the Prologue (read the first part about Europeans here), this time it's about Crusading civset. In the Prologue there are only Crusaders in this particular civset but in later versions Germans and Spanish are included as well.
In general, the Crusading civset is the ultimate military civset with "free" Chapter House units and Headquarters' autotraining. Crusading civs have some unpredictability with possibility to change the active Knightly Order and having politicians with their own focuses. You shouldn't have troubles playing with Crusading civs if you have played with TAD civs.
Here is Pepp asking about Catapult and have its 5-meters tall Engineers been removed...
Pepp wrote:Just regarding catapult, has its engineer been removed?
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K&B refutes... fixing mobile phones. Mine was being repaired for a week and it went back after having it for two hours!


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You see, it's the point Mr. Baker makes, or tries to, that's so very outrageous. In his on-going narrative, the history we have all heard lo these many years is all wrong. Hitler would have been more peaceful if only Churchill hadn't been so provocative. Japan would have minded their own business if only Franklin Roosevelt hadn't lusted to see wood and paper structures all over Tokyo become an inferno. And a few anti-Semitic comments by American and British leaders (certainly wrong), rise to a kind of immoral equivalence to Hitler's murderous racist rabidity.
We were just as bad as the other guys – actually worse. And our chief weapon of evil was aerial bombardment. In Baker's imagination, the RAF was as big and bad as the Luftwaffe – maybe even bigger. The Germans bombed Britain as a defensive measure because of the overpowering might of the RAF.
I guess Mr. Baker thinks Churchill should have said, famously: "Never in the field human conflict was so much owed by so many to such a gigantic and overwhelming air force."
I'm not kidding. This is what not-so-saintly Nick seeks to prove. His book is a tribute to the American and British pacifists of the era. Of them he says: "They tried to save Jewish refugees, feed Europe, reconcile the United States and Japan, and stop the war from happening. They failed, but they were right."
Instead of the United States selling weapons to China in the late 1930's to help that nation resist Japanese aggression, what we "really" did was to arm China for aggressive purposes. I half expected to read, as I went along, that Pearl Harbor was an offensive act by the United States Navy, opening fire on Japanese aircraft randomly flying overhead.
In this book, the ultimate villain is not Hitler – it's Churchill. Winnie is devious, manipulative, cunning, ruthless, and warmongering, while Hitler is reasonable and is being backed into a corner by the Allies.
The problem with getting our history from newspapers and subjective contemporary diaries alone is that there's no room for post-game analysis. And there's no place for evidence revealed after the fact.
One example (and it's hard to figure out where to start on this) is found in something called the Hossbach Memorandum. This was used during the Nuremburg Trials (Baker's narrative conveniently ends on December 31, 1941). It's the summary of a meeting that took place in late 1937 between Hitler and some of his key military cronies (the document named after the man who took the minutes). It is, in effect, the record of a secret plan for war – in 1937!
Hitler had talked in "Mein Kampf" about Lebensraum ("living space") and this conference at the Reich Chancellery discussed plans for acquiring such extra room at the expense of other nations in Europe. Hitler is quoted as saying: "Germany's problem could only be solved by means of force."
This was before Munich, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and all the rest. And during that conference he specifically talked about Germany's "two hate-filled antagonists, Britain and France."
But Nicholson Baker seems to be convinced that if Britain would have sued for peace in 1940 or 1941 (and, admittedly, there were some in Churchill's cabinet who leaned that way), Hitler would have stopped his aggression and the world would have lived happily ever after, instead of ending, as it apparently did (who knew?) in 1941.
Nicholson Baker has gone beyond mere revisionism in this book. He has crossed over to the even darker side of "perversion-ism" (sadly appropriate considering some of his other literary expressions). I guess I, for one, will have to find solace in something else Winston Churchill said: "The truth is incontrovertible, malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end; there it is."


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-Rebecca's father, Caleb is the grandson of Atticus Eldridge who killed all three of his daughters by smashing them in the face with a sledgehammer because he believed they were possessed by the devil.
-Caleb's second daughter, Chelsea exhibits signs of possession. She stabs herself and when Megan tries to help she tells her, "A quarter for your jacket, Pumpkin. Don't forget." She shares with Tommy that it was something her father told her when she was eight years old. He would follow it up with, "Now go learn something."
-Megan and Kate realize that Rebecca died of an overdose of liquid PCP and the she and Chelsea were being poisoned with it.
-The third sister, Hannah poisoned her sisters because she hoped Daddy would think they were sinners and drug addicts and turn his back on them but Daddy believed they were possessed and they got even more attention.
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Gulliver's travels to new-look Whitehaven
Whitehaven harbour has been revolutionised in the last 20 or 30 years. Until the end of coal mining in the early 1980s it was strictly a working harbour and not somewhere you would want to visit. But then it had the yuppie treatment and the good folk of Whitehaven woke one morning to find they had a 'marina' instead of the old grotty harbour. It's a pleasant walk – and a bracing one if you take in either of the old harbour walls.
Until this week the footpath along the south coast from the harbour was the path 'less travelled'. However, it has been tidied up over the last few months and this week was officially opened featuring mosaics, artworks and many features echoing the town's proud heritage.
The most remarkable transformation is Mount Pleasant Steps. Despite its name, Mount Pleasant was one of the worst slums not only in Whitehaven but in the country. The famous picture (left) shows the famous steps – thankfully the only feature remaining – with suitably Victorian urchins sitting on them.
There's a delightful account of these steps written by Sir George Head in 1835 as part of his book, A Home Tour Through The Manufacturing Districts of England.
"Excepting at South Shields, I think I never ascended a more uncouth flight of stone steps than those which lead from the docks at Whitehaven to the high land on the southern extremity of the town" writes. "On both sides, all the way up, on the right and on the left, are built small houses for the colliers, where, as is usually the case, in proportion to the size of the dwelling, inversely is the stock of little children: these, at all hours, sit, ten or a dozen at a time, like unfledged rooks, on perilous crags of stone, and crawl backwards and forwards from the little alleys which diverge at right angles from the landing places.
"I observed some with red heads, others with white heads, but all with black faces, alike carelessly clambering up and down, and playing on the verge of precipices quite awful to behold. One little creature, hardly able to walk, nevertheless made his way up without any assistance, and alone – a little boy, covered by one single, very short petticoat, and it was curious to observe how cautiously he crawled on all fours, and as he travelled on the back part of his hands and his feet, carried his hind quarter high up in the air. 'Do your children never tumble down these steps, and if they do, where in goodness do they stop? said I to a poor woman. 'O yes, Sir, very frequently,' said she 'but they hardly ever hurt themselves, somebody always stops them'."
But it's Sir George's last line which perhaps should still be engraved for eternity on the steps – it's better than any Health and Safety warning the council could dream up. He writes: "A step one way or the other carries a child to its cradle or its grave".
Today the steps are a pleasure to walk – though still requiring astonishing stamina – and are even lit up at night.
Climb to the top of the steps and walk along the South Coast path and you will pass a solitary house that overlooks the sea. This is Jonathan Swift House, a former Inn that is now privately owned. Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels, has an intriguing link with Whitehaven. He was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1667 but was abducted by his nurse at just 12 months old and brought to her native Whitehaven, apparently being smuggled on board a ship inside a 'bandbox' (a small carrying case). It is Jonathan Swift house that she allegedly stayed in during her stay.
She had heard that a relative of hers – one who was expected to leave her a legacy – had fallen dangerously ill. But she was so attached to young Jonathan she decided to smuggle him across the Irish sea to Whitehaven. Although Jonathan's widowed mother traced the nurse she apparently allowed them to stay in Whitehaven until he was older and stronger – giving him a better chance of surviving such a long and hazardous journey. During his stay at Whitehaven, the nurse taught him to spell and by the age of three he "was able to read any chapter in the Bible".
Victoria Glendinning, who wrote a biography of Swift, is sceptical as to the accuracy of this story. However she points out in an article in the New York Times: "Swift was to describe Gulliver, a finger-sized manikin among the giant Brobdingnagians, being parted from his giant nurse-girl, wafted in his carrying-box over the sea by an eagle, and dropped into the water to float on till he was rescued. I think, when he wrote that, the Whitehaven story was in the back of his mind."
There is a legend in Whitehaven that it was when young Jonathan stood on the cliff overlooking Whitehaven harbour and gazed down on the 'little people' below that he first began to dream of a world where a giant wandered among little people. A seed of an idea that would one day evolve into the classic novel, Gulliver's Travels.Tagged in: Gulliver's Travels, heritage, Jonathan Swift, Mount Pleasant, Whitehaven harbour tourism UK England
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Saturday marks the third year police and firefighters will take to the ice at the Nelson Center to compete in the annual Guns and Hoses of Central Illinois charity hockey game. And for two years running, The Guns have won. But Brian Gorbett, an event organizer and firefighter for the Chatham Fire Protection District, said firefighters are planning an upset this year.
CHATHAM – Saturday marks the third year police and firefighters will take to the ice at the Nelson Center to compete in the annual Guns and Hoses of Central Illinois charity hockey game. And for two years running, The Guns have won.
But Brian Gorbett, an event organizer and firefighter for the Chatham Fire Protection District, said firefighters are planning an upset this year.
"It's become very competitive and heated," Gorbett said. "The first year, it was a typical charity hockey game. We would sweep up against each other and apologize for it. By the second year, everyone was out to win – all in the name of charity, of course."
This year, proceeds raised will benefit the Illinois Fire Safety Alliance's "Camp I Am Me," a burn camp for children who have suffered burns requiring hospitalization. It is held in June at the YMCA Camp Duncan located northwest of Chicago.
Gorbett, who has volunteered at the camp as a counselor for the last four years, is hoping Saturday's game will raise more than $10,000 for the charitable cause.
"I think this camp gives these children an opportunity to shine," he said. "(The children) are very strong-willed. It's amazing how much they can overcome and adapt. A lot of kids even come back once they have reached adulthood and become counselors."
The game is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Nelson Center, with gates opening at 3 p.m. The Springfield Junior Blues will then play the Chicago Hitmen at 7 p.m. Cost is $5 and includes entry to both games. Children 10 and under will be admitted free.
There will be a 50/50 drawing, auction and a Chuck-A-Puck competition for a chance to win a $250 gift card to Wal-Mart. Items auctioned include fire helmets autographed by the St. Louis Blues and the Chicago Blackhawks.
More than 30 people have volunteered this year, Gorbett said. The event's main sponsor is Springfield Clinic.
"It's an opportunity to support a great charity and an opportunity to support those who are protecting and saving lives every day," Gorbett said.
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This year, three firefighters from the Chatham Fire Protection District will compete against the police: Forwards James Follis, Nick Summerson and Gorbett.
Gorbett said he and Summerson "are known to be a bit physical," while Follis is "more of a stealthy player."
"(Follis) is a sniper out there," Gorbett said. "I have a competitive nature (and) I'm known more for my physicality."
Gorbett graduated from Glenwood High School in 1983, where he competed in football, baseball and wrestling, and started playing hockey four years ago. He has served the fire district for 11 years and is also an emergency medical technician-intermediate (EMT-I).
Page 2 of 2 - "The Chatham community is very fortunate to have the highly-trained full-time personnel they have from Chatham Firefighter Local 4490. Most of us are firefighter paramedics and firefighter EMT-Is.
"This fundraiser is an opportunity for the public to watch two hockey games for the price of one, and to support those who serve. I have met a lot of interesting people through Guns and Hoses, including many firefighters that have become friends for life."
Gorbett said the firefighters will be lead by forward Ryan Roeder of the Evanston Fire Department, a former Springfield Junior Blues defenseman. Leading The Guns will be Sangamon County police officer Charlie Bott, Gorbett said. Bott is a 2000 graduate of Glenwood High School and a former forward at Robert Morris College. He was named an American Collegiate Hockey Association Central Division II second-team All-American in 2003.
"The police have a very good team overall. They have won both charity games so far, but we do have revenge on our minds," he laughed.
"Hopefully by next year, we'll have evened the score."
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" The Cardinals' victory in Game 3 was the 50th World Series win in team history; only the Yankees (130) have won as many World Series games. But while Chris Carpenter's masterpiece was not a complete game -- who goes the distance these days? -- his 5-0 victory in Game 3 was unlike any of the Cardinals' 49 previous World Series victories.
Carpenter became the first Cardinals World Series starter to throw at least eight innings, allowing no walks and no more than three hits. Only two other pitchers over the last 20 World Series have had such performances: Greg Maddux (a nine-inning complete game) in Game 1 of the 1995 Series and Roger Clemens (eight innings) in Game 2 of the 2000 Series.
" What is 2-for-43? For one thing, it's the approximate career home-run rate of such sluggers as Yogi Berra, Bobby Bonds, Joe Carter, Vinny Castilla, Larry Doby, Kent Hrbek, Ted Kluszewski, Greg Luzinski, Lee May, John Mayberry, Raul Mondesi, Rudy York, David Wright and Magglio Ordonez. Each of them averaged two home runs for every 43 at-bats.
But how about two hits in 43 at-bats? Those are the totals produced by right-handed batters against Chris Carpenter during this postseason, with the only hits being singles by Wright in Game 6 of the NLCS and by Brandon Inge on Tuesday in Game 3 of the World Series.
" With Ivan Rodriguez now hitless in 23 at-bats since he singled off Oakland's Kiko Calero on Oct. 10, here's our top choice for an "Elias Says" note that you will read here first, and then will see on World Series television coverage later tonight:
Pudge's streak of 23 consecutive hitless at-bats matches the second-longest streak of that sort within a single postseason since the American and National League champions first met in 1903. Kelly Gruber went hitless in 23 straight at-bats with Toronto in 1992, and Bobby Bonilla suffered through a run of 24 consecutive hitless at-bats with Baltimore in 1996.
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" Curtis Granderson (0-for-13), Ivan Rodriguez (0-for-11) and Placido Polanco (0-for-10) are the first group of three teammates, each with 10-or-more at-bats, to go hitless through the first three games of a World Series.
" Jim Edmonds drove in two runs with a fourth-inning, bases-loaded double off Nate Robertson. It was the 49th bases-loaded extra-base hit in World Series history, but only the ninth by a left-handed batter against a left-handed pitcher.
The Cardinals have been involved in five of those nine extra-base hits. Longtime Cardinals followers will remember grand slams hit by the Yankees' Joe Pepitone off Gordon Richardson (1964), by the Tigers' Jim Northrup off Larry Jaster (1968) and by the Twins' Kent Hrbek off Ken Dayley (1987). And Lou Brock had a bases-loaded double off Detroit's John Hiller in 1968.
" Joel Zumaya's two-run throwing error broke the game open in the seventh inning. Coupled with errors by Justin Verlander in Game 1 and by Todd Jones in Game 2, Zumaya's error left the Tigers with the dubious distinction of being the only team whose pitchers made errors in each of the first three games of a World Series.
" The Penguins defeated the Devils 4-2, and among Pittsburgh's goal-scorers were 19-year-old Sidney Crosby, 20-year-old Evgeni Malkin and 18-year-old Jordan Staal.
The Pens have scored 25 goals this season, and 13 of them have been scored by players who have not yet turned 21 years of age. Meanwhile, the rest of the 20-or-youngers in the league have combined for a total of 11 goals.
" Malkin has scored a goal in each of the four NHL games in which he has played. Since the 1979-80 season -- the dawn of the Gretzky Era -- only three players scored at least one goal in each of the first four NHL games of their respective careers: Boston's Dmitri Kvartalnov (first five games in 1992-93); Quebec's Reg Thomas (four, 1979-80) and the Rangers' Steven King (four, 1992-93).
" Browns offensive coordinator Maurice Carthon resigned on Tuesday after holding that position since the start of last season. During that period, Cleveland scored only 14.5 points per game, the lowest average for any NFL team over the last two seasons (2005-06).


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