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They came to nourish their minds, bodies and spirits at an event aptly named "Nourish Your Mind, Body and Spirit." With the aid of Laura Ponticello, a local writer and columnist, Mirbeau came together with independent bookstore Creekside Books and Coffee and the Carol M Baldwin Breast Cancer Fund, Inc. to present women with keynote speakers, book signings, dinner and events that ranged from guided visualization and meditation to a breast cancer survivor circle.
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As actor son Daniel Baldwin stood with his mother at the podium, looking at her gentle face with mock, Baldwin shared her story of medical hardships and how she has overcome them to help others.
Diagnosed with breast cancer 18 years ago, Baldwin said that a lump was discovered during a routine checkup and mammogram. She then went through biopsies, with the grim results that one lump was benign, the other malignant.
She attended her son Stephen's wedding downstate with the knowledge that five days after sharing in the joy of his union, both her breasts would be removed through a double mastectomy.
"I don't intend to give up my way of living," Baldwin said.
Following treatment, Baldwin started the research fund that has raised more than $1 million to date. With the help of her children, area hospitals have been the bearers of good fortune in cancer research.
"It does have some advantage to having famous sons," she said. "They have been a tremendous help, my children."
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Although some of our children may be blind or visually impaired and come from low-income areas, we can give them the head start they need by equipping them with the tools they require to be successful in school. We will also teach the children Braille as well as alpha numeric characters. This way, the sighted children will learn to acquire information through the tactile sense. The children who are blind or visually impaired will also learn alpha numeric text. This way, reading for all of the children will truly become a multi-sensory experience! Our preschool program is intended to augment and enhance the learning experiences of the children in our Birth-to-Three Program.
Established in 1974, The Birth-to-Three Family Intervention Program (the Birth-to-Three Program) provides in-home developmental therapy to blind and visually impaired infants and toddlers. We are the only program of its kind in the Chicagoland area specifically serving children with visual impairments.) As the children age out of the Birth-to-Three Program, there will now be a place for them to go: our preschool program, where they will now be learning alongside sighted children.
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In March 1989, shortly after Ayatollah Khomeini issued his .decree sentencing Salman Rushdie to death for his novel The Satanic Verses, London's Observer newspaper published an anonymous letter from Pakistan. "Salman Rushdie speaks for me," wrote its author, who explained: "Mine is a voice that has not yet found expression in newspaper columns. It is the voice of those who are born Muslims but wish to recant in adulthood, yet are not permitted to on pain of death. Someone who does not live in an Islamic society cannot imagine the sanctions, both self-imposed and external, that militate against expressing religious disbelief. "I don't believe in God" is an impossible public utterance even among family and friends. . . . So we hold our tongues, those of us who doubt."
Seven years later, the author of that letter is joined in his heterodoxy by the pseudonymous Ibn Warraq -- a man who is identified only as a native of a country that is now an "Islamic republic" and who lives and teaches in Ohio. He too, was outraged by the Khomeini decree, so much so that he wrote a book called Why I Am Not a Muslim (Prometheus Books, 402 pages, $ 25.95) that transcends The Satanic Verses in terms of sacrilege. Where Rushdie offered an elusive critique of Islam in an airy tale of magical realism, Ibn Warraq brings a scholarly sledgehammer to the task of demolishing Islam. Such an act, especially for an author of Muslim birth, is so incendiary that the author must write under a pseudonym; not to do so would be an act of suicide.
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To the conventional argument that the achievements of Islamic civilization in the medieval period are proof of Islam's greatness, Ibn Warraq revives the Victorian argument that Islamic civilization came into existence not because of the Koran and Islamic law but despite them. The stimulus in science and the arts came from outside the Muslim world; where Islam reigned, these accomplishments took place only where the dead hand of Islamic authority could be avoided. Crediting Islam for the medieval cultural glories, he believes, would be like crediting the Inquisition for Galileo's discoveries.
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Carder places seventh in the 500 freestyle at state
THORNTON — Evergreen High senior Zack Carder took seventh place in the 500-yard freestyle and 12th in the 200 freestyle at the 4A boys swimming state championships at the Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center on May 16.
Carder saw a time of 4 minutes, 57.36 seconds in the 500 freestyle, while he finished the 200 freestyle in 1:48.62.
He scored all 17 of his team's points as Evergreen placed 23rd.
By Craig Harper
For the Courier
Lauryn Jeans dropped crestfallen to the turf mere feet away from where members of Lewis-Palmer's girls soccer team embraced in celebration. One by one, Jeans' Evergreen teammates did the same as the tears began to flow.
A season in which the top-seeded Lady Cougars have played liked the state's best ended unceremoniously May 14 with a 1-0 loss in the 4A girls soccer state quarterfinals at Evergreen High School. Brianna Alger's 23rd goal of the season in the game's 23rd minute held up for eighth-seeded Lewis-Palmer.
LAKEWOOD — Kristina Schrieber said that there was definitely more pressure on her and her Evergreen High School 800-meter sprint medley relay teammates during the May 14 preliminaries than there was the next day for the finals. That's because they sat right on the cut line entering the 4A state track & field championships of being a potential finalist or not.
When I stretched out on my bed on the afternoon of May 12, I had only intended to rest my old back for a few minutes. But of course, I fell asleep. I was awakened about 20 minutes later by the bubbling song of a house wren.
It had been an exceptionally warm day, and I had my windows open a few inches. The house wren sang again, this time louder than before. It was sitting on my windowsill, singing his welcome to the fine spring day.
Dodging wet snow showers, 112 volunteers constructed nearly 4,000 feet of the Bison Trail at Genesee Park on Saturday.
The large group working on the hiking and biking trail were part of an effort organized by Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, which has a partnership with Denver Mountain Parks. Using shovels and other tools, the volunteers dug into the soil and tamped it down, creating a 2 to 3-foot-wide trail.
LAKEWOOD — Anne Lauder had never been so nervous for a jump as she was May 16 at Jefferson County Stadium. The Evergreen High senior not only entered this year's 4A state track and field championships as the favorite to win the triple jump, but she had also scratched three times — twice in the preliminary rounds before her final attempt.
Cougars thwart host Durango to win district title
DURANGO — Dane Kapande had a two-run double and Evergreen blew open the game with a three-run sixth inning as the ninth-seeded Cougars upended No. 8 and host Durango 8-3 on May 10 to win the weather-delayed 4A District 2 tournament.
Play was delayed a day due to inclement weather.
Alec Moens' RBI single in the first inning scored Ryker Eagen and the Cougars continued to add to their led from there.
ARVADA — Midseason changes are never easy, especially when a team loses its head coach. Such was the case for the Evergreen Cougars' boys swimming team in 2015.
Marc Rios was EHS' first-year head coach when the season began, but he left midseason for a club coaching position with the Greenwood Tiger Sharks.
Christian Bachrodt took over, and the adjustment in coaching styles was substantial. While Rios' focus was more on individuals, Bachrodt focuses more on the team being one, Cooper O'Hearn said.
Kylee Petrik couldn't put a finger on how her shot found the back of the net early in Evergreen's 3-0 win over Pueblo Centennial on May 9, but all she knows is that it did. That's all that mattered.
It was the first of three goals for the top-seeded Lady Cougars, who got second-half tallies from Sophia Weiner and Brianna Curtis, as Evergreen looked the part of the team to beat in the second round of the 4A state girls soccer tournament.
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ABSTRACT: The aim of this research was the partial characterization of enzymatic extracts produced by a newly isolated Penicillium sp. in submerged (SmF) and solid state fermentation (SSF). The partial characterization of the crude enzymatic extract obtained by SSF and SmF systems showed optimum activity at pH 5.5 and 47 °C, and pH 7.0 and 37 °C, respectively (15.17 U/mL and 11.28 U/mL). The crude enzymatic extracts obtained by SmF and SSF presented the best stability at pH from 4.9 to 8.5 and temperature from 25 °C to 35 °C and pH 7.0 and 25 °C, respectively. These results confirm the interesting potential of SSF, because, besides the higher activities obtained in this system, the half-life time at 25 °C was higher than that observed for the lipase extract obtained in the SmF system.Lebensmittel-Wissenschaft und-Technologie 11/2009; 42(9):1557-1560. DOI:10.1016/j.lwt.2009.04.006 · 2.42 Impact Factor
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THURSDAY, Nov. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Men taking androgen-deprivation therapy (ADT) for prostate cancer may have a higher risk of colorectal cancer, and that risk appears to increase with longer duration of ADT, according to research published online Nov. 10 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Silke Gillessen, M.D., of the Kantonsspital in St. Gallen, Switzerland, and colleagues conducted an observational study of 107,859 men aged 67 years or older with prostate cancer diagnosed between 1993 and 2002, and follow-up through 2004. The men were either being treated with gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists or had an orchiectomy.
The researchers found a 30 to 40 percent relative increase in the unadjusted rate of colorectal cancer among the men treated with ADT compared with those who were not (6.3 cases per 1,000 person-years for men with orchiectomy, 4.4 cases per 1,000 person-years for men on GnRH agonists, and 3.7 cases per 1,000 person-years for men not on ADT). Based on length of time on ADT, there was a statistically significant dose-response effect for ADT-associated colorectal cancer. After 25 months or more of ADT, the hazard ratio for colorectal cancer was 1.31 for GnRH use and 1.37 for orchiectomy, compared to no ADT treatment.
"The findings of Gillessen et al suggest that an elevated risk of colorectal cancer may be an additional consideration to weigh in the risk versus benefit profile. Their findings also reinforce the need for routine screening for colorectal cancer and the adoption of lifestyle practices such as physical activity that may help to counter some of the drawbacks of anti-androgen therapies," write the authors of an accompanying editorial.
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LONDON - Health officials estimate that 366 million people worldwide now suffer from diabetes.
The International Diabetes Federation says the diabetes epidemic is worsening and described the global number of cases as "staggering." The group spoke Tuesday at a European meeting in Lisbon.
It estimated that diabetes causes 4.6 million deaths every year and that health systems spend $465 billion annually fighting the disease. That includes both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
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A Headache That Won't Go Away
When Is Too Soon? That's the Question as the Mets' Bay Ponders His Return After a Concussion
The entire sequence segues from grace to violence in a heartbeat, and Jason Bay has seen the replay more times than he cares to count: his full sprint after Jamey Carroll cracks a deep fly ball to left field, the backhand catch he makes without breaking stride, the impact when he splatters against Dodger Stadium's outfield fence as if he were a character in a Looney Tunes cartoon.
On July 23, Mr. Bay, the Mets leftfielder, sustained a concussion during the team's 6-1 victory over the Dodgers when he collided with a padded bar jutting from the ballpark's metal fence. In retrospect, it is difficult to decide what's less surprising: that Mr. Bay remained in that game and started the Mets' next two, or that he later began experiencing post-concussion symptoms, was put on the disabled list, and hasn't played since July 25.
Mr. Bay has insisted he wants to try to play again this season, and he is eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list on Sept. 24. Including that night's game against the Philadelphia Phillies, the Mets at that point will have 10 games left in their season.
He and the team, then, face a decision that must balance two of contemporary sport's most powerful forces: the ever-increasing knowledge of how dangerous and unpredictable head injuries are, and an athlete's competitive impulse to play through physical trauma—even through the fog left by a blow to his brain.
"There's a part of me that says, 'If you've gone through all the stuff and you're ready to play, why not?' " Mr. Bay said. "More than anything, it's peace of mind."
Mr. Bay's desire to reassure himself that he can withstand the stress of a regular-season game and extend what has been an accomplished career is a common reason athletes try to return quickly from head injury, said Joel Fish, director of the Center for Sport Psychology in Philadelphia. That feeling is particularly strong in Mr. Bay, who turns 32 next week and has labored through a subpar year after signing a four-year, $66 million, free-agent contract with the Mets in January. In 95 games this season, he is batting .259 with six home runs after averaging 30 home runs over his previous six seasons.
There are two other strong influences, Dr. Fish said in a phone interview, that might pull athletes toward the playing field before they are ready. First, the immediate gratification they receive from competition can overwhelm the prudence of waiting until they have healed fully. Second, their athletic endeavors so define their identities that they "just want to put the uniform on and be one of the guys again."
After Mr. Bay suffered headaches and nausea in the days following the collision, he finally went through two consecutive days last month in which he didn't experience a headache. Team doctors and trainer Ray Ramirez then cleared him to come back to the ballpark.
Mr. Bay has since engaged in light workouts with the Mets, such as running drills, and has sat in the dugout with his team during games.
In weighing whether Mr. Bay will play before the season ends, Mets general manager Omar Minaya will consult with the team's doctors and Mr. Bay, and the group will make a collective decision, a member of the front office said. Though Mr. Minaya has repeatedly used the word "cautious" in describing how the team is handling Mr. Bay's status, such an approach would be a bit of a break from how the Mets recently have dealt with other player injuries, including one that was head-related.
In 2008, the Mets allowed outfielder Ryan Church, who had just sustained a concussion, to fly to Denver on a team road trip, exacerbating his symptoms. When asked whether he and other members of the Mets' organization had increased their research into concussions in light of Messrs. Church's and Bay's injuries, Mr. Minaya said, "We trust our doctors. This is a field that continues to get more and more information. I'm confident in our doctors that we're…I'm trying to word it right...that they are [giving] the best advice. I have full confidence in them."
This season also has provided two examples of the Mets' relative haste in getting important players back into the lineup: The team did not place shortstop Jose Reyes on the disabled list when he strained an oblique muscle in late June, and by trying to play through the injury, Mr. Reyes needed more time to recover than he otherwise might have. And centerfielder Carlos Beltran so struggled at the plate and in the field after offseason knee surgery that manager Jerry Manuel later admitted Mr. Beltran had returned too soon.
Those episodes, however, transpired when the Mets were still viable postseason contenders and were desperate to remain so; they've since fallen to fourth place in their division. More, the timetables for Messrs. Reyes's and Beltran's returns would seem easier to plot than Mr. Bay's because of the nature of their respective injuries and the public attention recently paid to concussions.
But there remains little uniformity in the length and severity of a concussion's short-term effects. After the Giants' Matt Cain struck him in the head with a 94-mph fastball last August, for instance, Mets third baseman David Wright felt post-concussion symptoms for only one or two days.
"It is a very person-dependent kind of phenomenon," said Bob Stern, the co-director of Boston University's Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy. "There is no typical recovery time.''
What is certain, Dr. Stern said, is that a person who suffers one concussion is more susceptible to another. Keith Primeau would seem living proof of that. Mr. Primeau, who spent 15 seasons in the National Hockey League before retiring in 2006 at age 34 because of post-concussion effects, has agreed to posthumously donate his brain to BU's medical school so head trauma experts can study it.
Mr. Primeau doesn't know how many concussions he has sustained since he began playing ice hockey as a boy. "It's north of 10," he said in a phone interview. His last occurred in October 2005 while he was with the Philadelphia Flyers.
The previous year, though, Mr. Primeau had missed 21 games because of a concussion before coming back in time for the playoffs.
"That's the biggest dilemma," said Mr. Primeau, who still suffers severe headaches and fatigue from time to time. "A trainer goes to a player and says, 'How do you feel?' If you're competitive by nature, you don't give the honest truth. Try to tell a competitive, professional athlete—whether it's hockey or baseball or football or whatever—to tell the honest truth. You're probably not going to get it. And that's what players have to come to understand: There is a consequence to that decision."
Mr. Bay has spoken with other major leaguers who have suffered concussions, including the Minnesota Twins' Justin Morneau. But Jeff Francoeur, who was perhaps Mr. Bay's closest friend on the team until the Mets traded him to Texas last month, said he never discussed the potential long-term ramifications of the concussion with Mr. Bay.
Even if he had, it seems unlikely he could have said anything to give Mr. Bay pause. At no time since crashing into the fence, Mr. Bay said, has he considered his playing career to be in jeopardy.
"If there are two games left [in the season], OK, maybe not," he said. "But if there's more than that, I could and should play."


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Starting Tuesday, "gluten free" labels on packaged foods have real meaning. Until now, the term "gluten-free" was unregulated, and manufacturers made their own decisions about what it meant.
This new requirement is especially important for people who suffer from celiac disease and don't absorb nutrients well. They can get sick from the gluten found in wheat and other cereal grains.
Under a rule announced a year ago, food manufacturers had until this week to ensure that anything labeled gluten-free contains less than 20 parts per million of gluten -- ensuring that those products are technically free of wheat, rye and barley. That amount is generally recognized by the medical community to be low enough so that most people who have celiac disease won't get sick if they eat it.
Currently, wheat must be labeled on food packages, but barley and rye are often hidden ingredients.
Celiac disease causes abdominal pain, bloating and diarrhea, and people who have it can suffer weight loss, fatigue, rashes and other long-term medical problems. Celiac is a diagnosed illness that is more severe than gluten sensitivity, which some people self-diagnose. According to the American Celiac Disease Alliance, an estimated 3 million Americans have celiac disease.
The standard will ensure that companies can't label products "gluten-free" if they are cross- contaminated from other products made in the same manufacturing facility. The rules don't apply to restaurants, but the Food and Drug Administration is encouraging them to comply.
Gluten-free foods have become big business in the past several years, topping an estimated $4 billion in sales last year. Millions of people are buying the foods because they say they make them feel better, even if they don't have celiac disease.
Alice Bast of the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness says the gluten-free trend has been good for those diagnosed with celiac because of the increased variety of options in the grocery store. But she says it also may have prompted some companies to lose focus on the people who need those foods the most.
The new regulations are "raising awareness that there is a disease associated with the gluten-free diet," she said.
Steve Hughes, CEO of Boulder Brands, which owns leading gluten-free food companies Glutino and Udi's, says his company's products all have 10 parts per million of gluten, less than the new standard. He praises the FDA regulations for being a "stake in the ground" that can increase the integrity of the gluten-free market.
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In December, we had our first doctor's visit and we were so nervous. We really didn't know what to expect, and I think we needed to see the baby, because the little pregnancy symptoms weren't enough. I wanted to see for myself, since there is no bump yet! :)
We were at doctor's office early Wednesday, the 7th. Steven seemed uncomfortable in an OBGYN office, but I loved that he could be there. They took us straight back for the ultrasound. A few seconds later there was our little jelly bean. We got to hear the heartbeat, which I think made both of our hearts skip a beat. It was amazing!
As far as those pregnancy symptoms went, I didn't have it that bad. I got queasy/nauseous randomly, but wasn't usually overwhelmed by it. I was tired all the time! I could seriously sleep 10 hours a night and take a few naps a day.
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If, for one reason or another, you just can't get around having to work on a PC either at school, in the office or elsewhere, MacDrive for Windows 98 - XP might alleviate some of those daily headaches you've been having. Recently updated to version 6, MacDrive enables Windows to open, read from, write to and even format Mac OS-formatted discs and drives (HFS/HFS ). While this includes hard drives, CDs, DVDs, floppies (uh, what's a flop-y?), Zip, Jaz, SyQuest and more, CD and DVD burning is only available for Win 2K, 2K3 and XP.
The beauty of MacDrive, or so Mediafour's website boasts, is that working with HFS/HFS drives is completely seamless once the software is installed - no learning curve, no extra steps. While I (fortunately) don't have a Windows machine to test this, Mediafour offers a free trial (form link). MacDrive costs $50, and Mediafour offers a 30-day "Love it or Return it" money-back guarantee.
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characterized by or showing the suppression of impulses or emotions
"her severe upbringing had left her inhibited"; "a very inhibited young man, anxious and ill at ease"; "their reactions were partly the product of pent-up emotions"; "repressed rage turned his face scarlet"
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text: Does anyone know if A plugin has been done to allow word press entries to have a date range. ie publish date, expiration date. The idea is that only items within the date range (if givin) would be sent to the wp-rss.php feed. As opposed to just deleting the entry, the aticle would still be around for archive purposes.


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