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Last update: Wednesday 16 December 2015 [14 news items]
SemiLEDs reports fiscal year end 2015 financial Results
Dec 16, 15:16
SemiLEDs, a developer and maker of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of fiscal year 2015, ending August 31, 201...
SemiLEDs reports fiscal 3Q15 financial results
Jul 14, 22:30
LED maker SemiLEDs has reported revenues for the third quarter of fiscal 2015 of US$3.5 million, a 23% decrease compared to US$4.6 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2015. GAAP...
SemiLEDs announces fiscal 2Q15 performance
Apr 13, 21:57
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, announced its revenues for the second quarter of fiscal 2015 were US$4.6 million, a 56% increase compared to...
SemiLEDs reports fiscal 1Q15 results
Jan 15, 15:42
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2015, ending November 30, 2014.
SemiLEDs announces definitive common stock purchase agreement
Dec 25, 10:35
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced it has entered into a definitive common stock purchase agreement with XiaoQing Han, chairman...
SemiLEDs reports fourth quarter and fiscal year end 2014 financial results
Nov 27, 15:58
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2014, ended August 31, 2014.
High Power Opto enlists Semileds as shareholder
Oct 18, 21:39
Taiwan-based LED firm High Power Opto has enlisted Semileds to become a shareholder with a close to 10% stake, which makes Semileds the largest single shareholder of the firm. High...
SemiLEDs reports fiscal 3Q12 results
Jul 11, 11:34
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2012. Revenue for the third quarter...
SemiLEDs and Cree end patent litigation
Jun 27, 15:56
SemiLEDs Corporation, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced that SemiLEDs and Cree have agreed to end their respective patent infringement litigation...
SemiLEDs reports loss for fiscal 1Q12
Jan 12, 11:38
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, ended November 30, 2011. Revenue...
SemiLEDs revenues decline in FY4Q11
Nov 9, 10:13
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2011, ended August 31, 2011.
SemiLEDs to expand high-power LED capacity in Taiwan
Jul 14, 15:45
US-based SemiLEDs will begin to set up a third production line at Hsinchu Science Park (HSP), Taiwan for high-power LED chips in the next one or two months in order to meet fast growing...
SemiLEDs orders multiple lithography systems for LED manufacturing
Oct 16, 12:14
Ultratec, a supplier of lithography and laser-processing systems used to manufacture semiconductor devices, recently announced it received a multiple-system order from US-based SemiLEDs,...
Lite-On still optimistic about LED penetration in notebooks
Aug 28, 01:25
Lite-On Technology is confident that about 15% of new notebooks will feature LED backlights, according to company CEO KC Terng, despite that some industry players believe the penetration...
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Dyer & Berens LLP Files Class Action Lawsuit On Behalf of Certain Noah Education Holdings, Ltd. Investors -- NED
DENVER, Nov. 13, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dyer & Berens LLP today announced that it has filed a class action lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of certain investors of Noah Education Holdings, Ltd. ("Noah Education" or the "Company") (NYSE:NED) who purchased the American Depositary Shares ("ADSs") of Noah Education in or traceable to the Company's initial public offering on or about October 19, 2007 (the "IPO") to November 19, 2007. The complaint charges Noah Education and the lead underwriters for the IPO with violations of the federal securities laws.
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I have 3 Russain canaries for sale. One with the cage for 70$. If you want all three it's 60$ each with cage. All are healthy and are singers ready for breeding. I also have a couple goldfinches for sale and also are very healthy. If interested please contact me at 773-934-3179
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
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Chicago :
Chicago - Birds
I have some extra baby Russian singers for sale color green varigated and solid yellow some crested. I have one female Siberian goldfinch she is fully colored and ready for breeding. It's for sale or trade with a pair of red factors canaries.
May 1 -
Chicago :
Arlington Heights - Birds
I have several red factor and red mosaic canaries for sale. They are young, beautiful, healthy, intense and frosted, male and female birds from this year's breeding season. The price is $60 for a female and $80 for a male, with discounts given for the purchase of multiple birds. No shipping, pickup or local delivery only. I am located near South Bend, IN, about 1.5 - 2 hours away from the ...
Apr 27 -
South Bend :
Mishawaka - Birds
Canary for sale, not sure what breed he is he is also a open band bird. He's about four years old.
He's a great singer, but he's a very nervous bird.
He comes with perches, three natrual and one swing(plastic).
Please contact me with any questions.
I will not sell to any breeders, or first time owners.
Apr 26 -
Chicago :
Elgin - Birds
canary for sale and breeding cages call for more info 773-814-5745
Apr 25 -
Chicago :
Des Plaines - Birds
Male Canaries $50, female $40, fawn society finches (males) $10,a pair of orange weaver finch $40 each, spice finches $10, orange cheeked waxbill (male?) $35,bronze mannikin (male?) $35 for sale.
Thank you.
Apr 23 -
Chicago :
Willowbrook - Birds
I have four beautiful and healthy goldfinches for sale. Also I have Russain canary for sale. They sing beautifully and finished molting. If interested call me at 773-934-3179.
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Apr 22 -
Chicago :
Chicago - Birds
I have beautyful male and female canaries for sale if you are interesed please call or text
Apr 19 -
Chicago :
Naperville - Birds
Must cut back on my birds due to work changes in my daily life schedule . I have parrotlets pairs for sale 325 a pair have three pairs available please call or text for more info
708 4417356 price is negotiable within reason I also have a pair of parrotlets for 100 but strictly for pets not breeding. Red doves and canaries too. Please text or call no e mails.
And you must love and care for ...
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Chicago :
Glen Ellyn - Birds
I will be selling some of my red factor and red mosaic canaries at the Joliet Bird Fair on Sunday, February 28, from 10 am to 3 pm. I have high-quality, young, healthy, intense and frosted, male and female birds available. The price is $60 for a female canary and $80 for a male canary, with discounts given for the purchase of multiple birds.
The bird fair will be held at the following ...
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Chicago :
Joliet - Birds
Russian singers babies canaries for sale different colors from 2 months and up. European goldfinches for sale males females to many to choose.
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Chicago :
Arlington Heights - Birds
Canary for sale call for more info 773.814.5745
Mar 29 -
Chicago :
Des Plaines - Birds
Young beautiful canaries for sale to good homes great singers males 45.00 females 30.00 must love birds 708 441-7356
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Mar 27 -
Chicago :
Glen Ellyn - Birds
Young and healthy,unrelated pair of Parrot finches for sale.Male is seagreen and female is red headed.They are building a nest now and laying eggs!.They just need to be in a cage by themselves.They will give you both kinds of color patterns(seagreens and reds)babies!Very rare chance to have these amazing birds.Normally after I set up a pair for breeding they will built a new nest and start ...
Mar 21 -
Indianapolis :
Indianapolis - Birds
Male $75 / Female $60 / Pair $125 / Also have cages for sale
Mar 20 -
Chicago :
Aurora - Birds
canary breeding cages for sale call for more info 773-814-5745
Mar 17 -
Chicago :
Des Plaines - Accessories
I have the following finches for sale.
Gouldian Finches. Different Colors. start at 75$ each.
3 cutthroat finches 40$ each. Proven pair and offspring male.
3 Spice finches. Proven pair and 1 offspring.
Zebra finches 10 each
Society finches 15 each
One yellow female canary 50$.
Text me if you are seriously interested. 337-213-1170
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Madison :
Sun Prairie - Birds
Hi everyone
For the Canary lovers I'm listing my new season 2016 canaries for sale now.
More than a 100 bird to chose from all colors available Red Factor ,orange, yellow ,green , brown, white ,red Mosaic and the fancy Gloster Canaries that you don't find every where in this high quality.
All my birds are healthy with beautiful colorful feather ready for their new homes.
The price is ...
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Grand Rapids :
Grand Rapids - Birds
I Have one last year born canary males and females for sale , if you interested please call me at (773)-501-3913 thank you
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What Does Genealogy mean to the Denison Society?
Genealogy is our life-blood. It connects us to one another across the country as well as connecting us to a piece of American history.
Friday, Saturday & Monday 12-4
Tours are also available by appointment. Please call 860-536-9248 to schedule a visit, research appointment, or to learn more about upcoming events. Thank you!
June 11th
CT Open House Day
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Food & Drink
Sushi cocktails
Drinks that go well with Japanese cuisine.
By Jess Mayhugh. Posted on January 27, 2011, 1:30 pm
-Courtesy of RA Sushi
On Tuesday night I attended a media dinner at RA Sushi, which was promoting its new food dishes and cocktails. Most of the food we sampled was a welcome addition, especially the deceivingly spicy shishito peppers and the refreshing pacific roll (albacore, cilantro, jalapeño, and cucumber rolled with avocado and mango salsa).
But, what really caught my attention were some of the new cocktails on the menu. I love how sushi restaurants around town get creative with their drink lists—adding Asian twists and unique flavors. RA is a great example. The other night, I sampled the ginger blossom, pictured left, a fun take on a typical gin drink. The drink is made with Hendrick's, St. Germain, muddled strawberry, grapefruit juice, lime juice, and a splash of ginger ale. The flavor combination was tangy and spicy, a good compliment to any sushi dinner.
Another drink I tried was the delicious dragon bite (Bacardi Dragonberry, strawberry purée, lemon juice, yuzu, and a splash of soda). This drink had a very tart taste—likely from the yuzu, a Japanese citrus fruit—with sweet undertones provided by the strawberry flavors in the rum. This was a deliciously well-balanced, light cocktail.
There are tons of other creative cocktails at sushi restaurants around town. Another good example is Tatu, the funky Asian restaurant in Power Plant. They have a couple of fun drinks, including the Asian pear martini, with Asian sake, pear vodka, and apple juice. They also have sake sangria, which is muddled with lychee fruit and tangerines—a refreshingly mild twist on traditional sake.
RA also boasts an extensive sake list, so I'm hoping to do some rice wine sampling soon!
Jess Mayhugh is the digital editor for Baltimore, where she covers nightlife, sports, food, and events.
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Angie's List: Cooling your home on a budget
INDIANAPOLIS - If your wallet needs a break this summer, there are several ways to prevent a high cooling bill.
Angie's List founder Angie Hicks said that the old adage about keeping shade on certain windows still holds true.
"When it comes to keeping cool in the summertime, don't forget grandma's advice about pulling the drapes on windows that face the west and the south. Using a medium-colored drape with a white plastic backing can cut your solar heat gain by 33-percent," Hicks said.
Pat Rebb with Abda Custom Windows said the color that you pick can save you cash.
"One of the most efficient window coverings is cellular or honeycomb shades. They have a gap of air between the cells which acts as a barrier for that warm air and the heat coming in," Rebb said.
Homeowners may also consider shutters.
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Tornwaldt's Cyst Presenting Only As Occipital Headache: A Case Report
Article first published online: 8 JUL 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1526-4610.2008.01186.x
Journal compilation © 2008 American Headache Society
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain
Volume 49, Issue 2, pages 307–310, February 2009
Additional Information
How to Cite
Cho, H. S., Byeon, H. K., Kim, J.-H. and Kim, K. S. (2009), Tornwaldt's Cyst Presenting Only As Occipital Headache: A Case Report. Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 49: 307–310. doi: 10.1111/j.1526-4610.2008.01186.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 3 FEB 2009
- Article first published online: 8 JUL 2008
- Accepted for publication March 28, 2008.
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- Article
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- Tornwaldt's cyst;
- occipital headache;
- marsupialization
Tornwaldt's cyst (sometimes called Thornwaldt's cyst) is a rare cause of occipital headache. Owing to the rare occurrence of occipital headache as a symptom of Tornwaldt's cyst, if the patient presented only with occipital headache, this clinical symptom may be falsely perceived as a sign of neurologic disease leading to time-consuming diagnostic examinations that delay the establishment of a correct diagnosis.


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"Installing a drip irrigation system is a great way for property owners to reduce their water use, "said Judy Johnson, SJWD customer service manager. "Drip irrigation delivers a slow supply of water directly to where plants need it most while eliminating water waste caused by evaporation and run-off."
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Information Call (916) 791-2663 to reserve your spot. Walk-ins also welcome.
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New Delhi: Police on Saturday released the sketches of the suspects, who had decamped with more than Rs 37 lakh after looting two cash delivery employees of a security agency from inside an ATM in Mansarovar Park here.
The sketches were prepared based on the eyewitnesses and victim`s accounts, they said.
"Besides releasing the sketches, we are also analysing the CCTV footage from the cameras installed in the Union Bank ATM and in the surroundings to nab the culprits," a senior police officer said.
Three armed men allegedly robbed Rs 37.50 lakh from the victims, working in DSSSDV Security Agency, when they had gone to deposit cash into the ATM in the area yesterday.
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Moss Named Interim Chair for Department of Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences
Kathy Moss, PhD, RRT, Clinical Associate Professor in Respiratory Therapy, has accepted the role of Interim Chair in the Department of Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences, effective May 2, 2016. Moss has been a member of SHP faculty for nearly 30 years, and her career is marked by excellence in teaching, research and service activities. Dean Kristofer Hagglund said, "Dr. Moss has a history of successful collaborations within SHP and across campus, and her commitment to excellence and service in all academic areas make her well-suited to this leadership role."
Moss is Associate Editor for the American Association for Respiratory Care's Respiratory Care Education Annual, and an item writer for the National Board of Respiratory Care. She serves on the Chancellor's Standing Committee on Ranked Non Tenure Track Faculty, and has active teaching and research collaborations with the School of Medicine, Sinclair School of Nursing, Pharmacy and Health Medicine and Informatics. A recent collaboration with Physical Therapy resulted in an innovative simulation to teach PT and RT students about the importance of early mobilization of critically ill patients.
The Department of Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences is home to Clinical Laboratory Science, Respiratory Therapy, Radiologic Science, Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine. Moss said, "I look forward to working with this department's diverse and talented clinician teachers, supporting the progressive work of the five program directors, and promoting the growing research interests of the faculty."
The current department chair, Dr. Glenn Heggie, announced his intent to retire in 2015, and will officially end his term on May 31, 2016. "Dr. Heggie's contributions to Nuclear Medicine and the School of Health Professions will leave a lasting legacy," Hagglund said.
Wai Sze Chan Attends National Research Forum
Wai Sze Chan, PhD, a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Health Psychology, recently attended the American Academy of Sleep Medicine's Young Investigators Research Forum (YIRF) in Bethesda, MD. Designed to boost the career development of early-career researchers in clinical and translational sleep medicine, only about 30 investigators across the country were selected to attend.
Chan and other members of her YIRF cohort had the opportunity to practice networking skills, hear presentations from senior investigators and NIH project officers, participate in a mock grant review session and talk about their own specific research projects to get feedback from senior investigators and fellows.
Chan said the YIRF was one of the best professional opportunities she's had. "I was at a pretty early stage of developing a grant proposal, not sure where to begin," she said. "After talking about my Specific Aims with an NIH PO and connecting with other researchers, I had a clearer idea of how to proceed with my research ideas – even which institute and funding mechanisms would be a good fit."
Maybe most important to Chan was the encouragement she received, both from the people and the process. "Although this field is very competitive, I learned that there are many funding and career opportunities for young investigators like me."
HIV Agencies Yield Insights on Improving Services
Story by Sheena Rice, MU News Bureau
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Agencies that serve people with HIV in the U.S. are at the forefront of delivering medical care, shelter, psycho-social counseling and other services to their vulnerable clients. These services are offered through a mix of different types of agencies, including local health departments, state government agencies, non-profits and faith-based organizations. Collaboration among these various entities is essential for holistically serving the needs of their clients. Now, a University of Missouri researcher has published two studies after studying collaboration among these types of agencies in Baltimore, a severely HIV-affected city. Her research offers suggestions for improving HIV prevention, treatment and care and provides an innovation in measuring collaboration among agencies.
"HIV remains a major health care concern in the U.S.," said Nidhi Khosla, assistant professor of health sciences in the School of Health Professions. "The diversity in types of agencies can create problems in coordinating services, either in duplicating services or inadvertently ignoring a need or a population."
Khosla's research found that HIV agencies believed efforts to address HIV should go beyond prevention, treatment and care, and should include efforts to improve public safety and civic amenities, such as education and trust. In the study, Khosla identified six areas from HIV agencies' perspectives that could lead to improvements in the delivery of HIV prevention, treatment and care:
- Focusing on HIV prevention
- Establishing common entry points for services
- Improving information availability
- Streamlining funding sources
- Removing competiveness
- Building trust
The study, "Perspectives of HIV agencies on improving HIV prevention, treatment and care services in the USA," was published in AIDS Care and was co-authored by Iris Zachary, assistant research professor of health informatics at MU.
Khosla's other study combined two distinct methods to measure inter-agency collaboration — social network theory and relational coordination — in an effort to capture the depth and breadth of relationships among HIV agencies. This innovation allowed the researchers to capture different aspects of collaboration among agencies that cannot be explained by one method alone.
"Understanding the breadth and depth of the relationships allows us to better understand inter-agency collaboration." Jill Anne Marsteller, co-author of the study, said. This allowed for a better understanding of the strong and weak points of inter-agency collaboration and identifying policies to further enhance collaboration. For example, lower scores for frequency of communication can be addressed through virtual meetings and problem-solving sessions at regular meetings that are convened by the local health department.
David Elliott, doctoral student in the department of sociology at MU, along with Marsteller and Yea Jen Hsu with Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, co-authored the study, "Analyzing collaborating among HIV agencies through combining network theory and relational coordination." It was published in Social Science and Medicine.
Both studies are drawn from research supported by the Distinguished Doctoral Research award received by Khosla, from the department of health, behavior and society of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
The MU School of Health Professions is the University of Missouri system's only school of health professions and the state's only such program located on a health sciences campus and part of an academic health system. Health professions account for more than 60 percent of the total U.S. health care workforce and represent more than half of the fastest growing occupations in the country according to the Bureau for Labor Statistics. With programs in rehabilitation, diagnostic and imaging sciences, graduates of the School of Health Professions fill critical roles in health care.
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Over 350 students attend 2016 SHP Career Fair
Over 380 SHP students and employers from 62 different organizations attended the 2016 SHP Career Fair.
Undergraduate students were recruited by various corporations, volunteer organizations, and agencies like the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the U.S. Navy, for full-time and internship roles across a wide variety of SHP majors. Graduate and professional programs also spoke with students about their respective programs.
Many recruiters remark that "this is one of the best run career fairs" they attend.
To view photos from the fair, click here.
Athletic Training Program Receives Initial Accreditation
The Mizzou SHP Athletic Training Program received notification today from the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE) of initial accreditation! Since the program began accepting students three years ago, director David Colt and faculty and staff have been working toward this milestone.
Completion of an accredited Athletic Training program is required for graduates to sit for the Board of Certification Examination for Athletic Training. "The seniors who are graduating next month put their faith in us when they started this program and next month they'll graduate from an officially accredited program," said Colt. "I couldn't be happier for them!"
For more information about the Athletic Training program, check out http://shp.missouri.edu/atp/.
Galen Rejoins SHP Nuc Med as Program Director
Jeff Galen is the new program director for the nuclear medicine (nuc med) department. He rejoined SHP on March 15, having formerly served as program director and faculty in nuc med for nine years.
Galen holds bachelor degrees in both science education and nuclear medicine, as well as a master's in information science. His research interests are new technologies in imaging and how they're used in different populations.
Galen says he's looking forward to bringing a broader scope of knowledge from his experience managing a hospital radiology department.
New Technology for Diagnosing Voice Disorders
What if your voice hurt your career without you knowing?
Unhealthy vocal patterns – such as using too little air or a vocal fry – may be inconsequential for someone who doesn't speak constantly. But for a teacher who relies on their voice, the damage can end their career.
SHP researcher Maria Dietrich, PhD, studies how problematic vocal patterns can lead to vocal fatigue – or worse, lesions and muscle tension dysphonia. Last February, she received a federal R15 grant from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders in order to research the early detection of vocal fatigue in student teachers.
For researchers like Dietrich, receiving federal grants of this nature is the goal. However, the National Institute of Health awards up to three R15 grants once every cycle, or three times a year – so this funding is competitive. Even more rare, this branch of the National Institute of Health funded Dietrich's grant the first time she applied for it.
Before she received the NIDCD grant, Dietrich was awarded two internal grants, a Dr. Richard Wallace Faculty Incentive grant and one from MU's Research Council. According to Dietrich, these helped her to be competitive for external funding.
"It's a stepping stone toward even larger grants," Dietrich said. "It gives me the money and support and infrastructure to continue this kind of research."
With her pilot data, Dietrich was able to follow her path and research student teachers specifically. While 60 percent of teachers in the U.S. will suffer from voice disorders in their lifetimes, signs of vocal fatigue can be elusive during assessments like voice screenings and full voice diagnostic exams. This becomes dangerous for student teachers, whose frequent use of voice makes them more susceptible to developing the unhealthy vocal patterns that may lead to muscle tension dysphonia. It's important to catch these patterns early, which is where Dietrich comes in.
Along with students and professors from MU's College of Engineering and a professor in MU's School of Medicine, Dietrich created a diagnostic tool that will aid experts in detecting potential voice disorders before they start to cause damage. Her collaborator from the MU Vision-Guided and Intelligent Robotics Lab has developed a new algorithm that recognizes healthy and unhealthy vocal patterns by collecting surface EMG (or sEMG) data and measuring muscle activity around the larynx.
"That's very novel and innovative," Dietrich said. "Having the opportunity to apply this to speech pathology, I'm very grateful for that and excited because I think it's going to be very powerful."
In addition to conducting research in her Vocal Control and Well-Being Lab, Dietrich will use ambulatory devices to measure sEMG data while student teachers are in the classroom. Using wireless technology allows Dietrich to collect information during the peak period of student teaching. As her algorithm interprets more data, it begins to detect those unhealthy, career-ruining vocal patterns that an expert's assessment sometimes can't.
According to Janet Farmer, Associate Dean for Research, research like Dietrich's requires funding for components as small as travel expenses or equipment like iPads. Researchers like Dietrich rely on funding – large and small – in order to pursue their work.
"If funding is there to get initial data, then they can apply for more funding based on that work, and truly move their research forward," Farmer said.
Athletic Training Month Wrap-Up
Story by Emily Pagano
In honor of National Athletic Training Month (March), students Danielle Hargate and Matt Pretet, juniors, created a promotional video to promote awareness of what athletic trainers do.
According to Hargate, a professional video is a big step for the program, which is in the process of becoming accredited. Initially, Pretet reached out to Stan Silvey, who oversees SEC Network Digital productions for MU's Athletic Department. Silvey then put the students in contact with journalism student Madison Brophy, who guided them through the video production process.
In addition to the video, the students fundraised through a profit share with Shakespeare's Pizza. The proceeds will help send athletic training students to district and national conventions.
The students also promoted athletic training by setting up Gatorade cooler "hydration stations" in Speakers Circle on campus. According to Hargate, this allows them to educate other students about heat illness prevention, provide information about the athletic training program and to help change the misconception that athletic trainers are only "water girls."
"We're trying to let people know that we actually do a lot more than just hydrate our athletes," Pretet said.
Across the country, athletic training programs like MU's are growing – in students and career opportunities (according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).
"This program is building to me into what I want to be," Hargate said. "It's helping me learn to do what I want to do."
For more information about the athletic training program in the School of Health Professions, visit: http://shp.missouri.edu/atp/index.php.
Collaborative, global research project to address social and health needs of older South Africans living with HIV
Enid Schatz, Ph.D., an associate professor in health sciences at the School of Health Professions, received a $10,000 grant award from the University of Missouri South African Education Program (UMSAEP), an educational initiative and exchange program between the University of Missouri (UM) and the University of Western Cape (UWC). The funding will support her research project that seeks to improve the well-being of South Africans over the age of 60 who are living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Dr. Enid Schatz's collaborative study is in partnership with Dr. Lucia Knight, senior lecturer at the School of Public Health (UWC).
Over the next two years, the researchers will collect background information on a potential population with which to work in Langa, an established, yet poverty-stricken township on the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa.
South Africa has one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in the world. HIV prevalence rates among older Africans are steadily increasing and they are an understudied population in regards to HIV, health and social support. As a result, older South Africans are at great risk for poor mental and physical health outcomes, due to being marginalized and/or overburdened with care responsibilities.
Through the research project, Dr. Enid Schatz will combine her expertise in older people's health and well-being with Dr. Lucia Knight's expert knowledge in the role of government supported social grants for families and children, as well as general access to treatment and care.
"We discovered that access to social support and care is lacking because most HIV-focused interventions do not target older persons," Schatz said. "We're first aiming to understand whether social grants received by older persons, or their family members, diminish what seems to be barriers to access and adherence to antiretroviral treatment (ART), which is a drug for patients with HIV."
Also, the researchers want to develop an intervention to help older people access and adherence to ART. One idea is a mobile health worker position dedicated to bringing ART to older persons where they live, such as Langa, instead of the older person having to travel to a clinic. The mobile health worker will check-in with patients, providing social support, as well as supplying them with prescribed medication, as needed.
During Schatz's visit to South Africa in December 2015, the two researchers began working on the preliminary stages of the project by touring the area in Langa, to note what resources will be available to them during their studies. Throughout spring 2016, they will conduct focus group discussions and collect data on the study population. Interviews with community leaders and public, private, or lay health care staff working in the Langa community are slated for the near future, as well. Schatz and Knight hope the interviews help gauge the perceived view on older persons' financial, physical, and mental well-being, and the services needed to improve an older persons' condition.
Data from the final study will be used in a National Institute Health (NIH) R21 grant proposal that would develop and test a social intervention designed to improve ART access and adherence among the study population.
Schatz and Knight hope research results will improve older persons' health and well-being through ART access and adherence, as well as peer support among the older populations of South Africans by fostering more conversation about and encouragement to seek assistance with social and health needs of those living with HIV.
Link Between Sleep and Social Participation May Be Key to Healthy Aging
March 01, 2016
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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Sleep may be one of the most important factors for well-being; yet, according to the CDC, one in three adults does not get enough. Lack of sleep can lead to potential cognitive declines, chronic diseases and death. Now, research from the University of Missourifinds that older adults who have trouble sleeping, could benefit from participating in social activities, in particular attending religious events.
"Social connectedness is a key component for health and well-being for older adults," said Jen-Hao Chen, assistant professor of health sciencesat the MU School of Health Professions and the Truman School of Public Affairs. "Close connections to, and participation in, social groups provides a sense of belonging and can be essential for healthy aging."
Yet despite past attention to the link between social participation and many different health outcomes, little research has been dedicated to linking social participation and another critical health outcome for older adults—sleep.
To study the relationship between sleep and social participation for older adults, Chen analyzed two waves of data collected over a five year period from the National Social Life, Health and Aging Project. He looked at three aspects of social participation; volunteering, attending religious services and being part of organized group activities. He then compared the data to sleep outcomes measured by actigraphy—wearable wrist sleep trackers. Results showed that older adults with greater levels of social participation were getting better sleep.
However, Chen says despite the strong associations between social participation and sleep, social participation does not necessarily lead to better sleep. The strong associations he found could also be due to those already sleeping well may feel well enough to be more active socially. His future research on sleep will continue to use innovative sleep measurements to understand the role various social relationships have on sleep behaviors and outcomes.
"When it comes to the discussion of healthy lifestyle, being socially connected and sleeping well are not often mentioned together," Chen said. "Yet sleep, just like physical activity and diet, can have significant impacts on our health outcomes, and is profoundly affected by our everyday social life. To promote sleep health we must consider a comprehensive approach that emphasizes the role of engaging in our communities, as well as getting enough and better sleep."
The study "Social Participation and Older Adults' Sleep" was published in the Journal of Social Science and Medicine. Chen collaborated with Diane Lauderdale and Linda Waite at the University of Chicago on the study. The research was supported by the National Institute of Aging (R01AG042164 and R37AG030481) and the Basic Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Opportunity Network National Institutes of Health.


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PhD student Photonic detection in biological systems using fluorescent diamond nanoparticles
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The research is carried out within the Materials Physics group of the Institute for Materials Research (imo-imomec) in the framework of the FWO-project 'Optically detected diamond spin magnetometers: a new route for molecular resolution neural network-level imaging' (promotor: prof. Milos Nesladek). The research project is performed in collaboration with the University of Antwerp and the Biomedical Research Institute (BIOMED) of Hasselt University. It is an interdisciplinary project and situated in the field of nanomaterials, fotonics, chemical functionalisation and biological aspects. The candidate will focus on the development of nanoscopic photonic sensing techniques and the use of luminescent diamond nanoparticles for contactless readout of synaptic processes in neural cells The candidate will use state-of-the-art photonic techniques and surface functionisation techniques developed at imo-imomec. The developed detection techniques will be applied to in-vitro neural cells. Biological aspects will be investigated in collaboration with researchers from the University of Antwerp and BIOMED. The candidate will work in a stimulating and multidisciplinary environment.
- You have research interest.
- You have a good knowledge of English.
- You have good relational, communicative and reporting skills.
master degree in physics, chemistry, biomedical sciences, engineering, bioelectronics, nanotechnology, materials science. Experience in the research field will be considered as a plus. (or equivalent).
Final-year students are (likewise) encouraged to apply.
Scholarship for a period of 2 x 2 years (with evaluation after 2 years).
PhD scholarship for a period of 2 x 2 years (with evaluation after 2 years).
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Applicants must use the official application forms which can be downloaded here http://www.uhasselt.be/download/APengelsUH.doc.
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As The Next Web notes, Yelp isn't the only company to embrace emojis. Twitter recently introduced emoji support on Twitter.com.
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Welcome to Byng
Our school is a truly welcoming community that promotes an inclusive and friendly learning environment. We believe that all children will learn and thrive in a place where they belong and feel valued.
In our district, we have safe, caring schools; we believe that educating our young people is a collaborative effort involving parents, teachers, support staff, administrators and students.
It is the collaborative effort of our parents, students, staff, and community members that makes Lord Byng Elementary such a great place to learn. We look forward to working with you and your child this year.
Track and Field - Minoru Oval
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Woodville ISD Hires New Athletic Director and Head Coach
by Hale Hughes
Monday night, the Woodville school board unanimously voted on the recommendation of superintendent Glen Conner to hire Ty Robinson as the new athletic director and head football coach for the Eagles.
Robinson comes from a family of football coaches. His brother, Bo, coaches at Yoakum and his father, Wendell, was longtime coach at Robinson's hometown of Bremond and was made a member of the Texas High School Coaches Association Hall of Honor in 2002.
Robinson graduated from high school in Bremond and went on to get his degree from Texas Tech University in 1997. While at Tech, Robinson played linebacker for the Red Raiders from 95-97, graduating with a degree in History.
Robinson has coached all over Texas, including some perennial powers such as Odessa Permian and Navasota. He comes to Woodville from Yorktown where he has been the athletic director and head coach since 2013. Prior to Yorktown, he was the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach at Palestine from 2010-2013.
Robinson previously coached at Jasper in '07 and '08, which is where he first learned of Woodville, travelling through here many times as he and his wife Lara visited their hometown of Bremond.
"Just driving through Woodville, I always thought this was a beautiful town," said Robinson.
The Robinson's have two daughters. Claire is a 16-year-old sophomore and is a track star. She currently holds the #2 time in Region IV 2A in the 300m hurdles. Ellie is 13 and is passionate about playing basketball and participating in track, specializing in the high jump. She has won just about every meet she has entered this year.
Robinson and his wife enjoy taking their family to the beach at Corpus Christi, and said he and his wife both enjoy reading in their downtime.
Robinson said he is looking forward to meeting the student athletes in Woodville. He said his hopes for Eagle athletics is to "get better every day "and continued to explain the process, laying the foundation and then building on it.
Robinson said he plans on bringing with him an offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator and a special teams coordinator to round out his staff for the upcoming fall football season.
Robinson says he has a "multiple set" style offense tailored to best suit the specific talents of the individual athletes. He said he hopes to sustain long drives of 18 plays or more, some that will last an entire quarter and are designed to frustrate and wear down opposing defenses while learning their tendencies in the process. He explained it as "Three yards and a cloud of dust."
Robinson spoke of his favorite defense, and said a 4-2-5 has become his staple.
"It is a defense that we utilized when I was playing for Tech and it is a very powerful and flexible defense. We will be able to utilize that set to match up well against opponents."
When asked what the community can expect from him, he thought for a moment and simply said, "Work," and he paused.
"We are going to work really hard. I have really high expectations for the student athletes here and we will use the weight room multiple times during the day."
He closed by saying, "I will address the students with my expectations from them when I meet with them this week."


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In a study published Dec. 4, researchers at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center report the data can be useful for developing strategies to help prevent osteoporosis (a disease where bones lose mineral density and become brittle) and bone fractures. The study points to the largest negative impact on bone mineral density occurring in the lumbar region of the spine and the hips – areas of particular fracture risk for older women with osteoporosis.
"Osteoporosis is a costly health problem affecting an estimated 10 million Americans, with an additional 34 million considered at risk," said Lorah Dorn, PhD., principal investigator and director of research in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Cincinnati Children's. "To our knowledge this is the first longitudinal study to test and demonstrate that smoking by girls, as well as symptoms of depression, have a negative impact on bone accrual during adolescence."
Numerous studies have been conducted in adults showing a link between smoking and decreased bone density accrual. Dorn and her colleagues focused their research on adolescent girls as they progressed through their teens because this is when 50 percent of bone accrual occurs.
"As much bone is accrued in the two years surrounding a girl's first menstrual cycle as is lost in the last four decades of life," Dorn explained.
The researchers set out to determine the impact of smoking, symptoms of depression and anxiety and alcohol use on bone accrual in girls aged 11 to 19 years. The study enrolled 262 healthy girls from the Cincinnati area in age groups of 11, 13, 15 and 17 years.
The girls received annual clinical exams for three years at which measurements were taken for total body bone mineral content and bone mineral density. Using established measures the girls self-reported how often they smoked or used alcohol and any symptoms of depression or anxiety.
Researchers said high-frequency smoking was associated with a lower rate of lumbar spine and total hip bone mineral density from the age of 11 to age 19. Higher depressive symptoms were associated with lower lumbar spine bone mineral density in all ages. Also, the researchers reported that alcohol intake had no impact on any bone outcomes.
Dorn said the data show that bone mass was essentially equal among study participants at age 13, regardless of how much or little the girls smoked. As the girls progressed through their teen years, heavier smokers had a lower rate of bone mass accrual in the hip and spine than girls who smokes less frequently.
Girls in the study who reported a higher rate of symptoms for depression continued to accrue bone, but at a lower upward trajectory than girls who reported fewer depressive symptoms.
The researchers stressed that the current study should be followed up with additional research to include a broader geographic area and races other than black and white girls. They also noted the sample of girls in the current study fell below recommended national guidelines for calcium intake and physical activity, and that the findings may not generalize to girls who meet those standards.
Funding for the research came from the National Institute of Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health (grant number R01 DA16402), the National Center for Research Resources at NIH (grant number UL1RR026314) and the Bureau of Health Professionals (Health Resources and Services Administration) at the Department of Health and Human Services (grant number T32HP10027).
About Cincinnati Children's:
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center ranks third in the nation among all Honor Roll hospitals in U.S. News and World Report's 2012 Best Children's Hospitals ranking. It is ranked #1 for neonatology and in the top 10 for all pediatric specialties. Cincinnati Children's is one of the top two recipients of pediatric research grants from the National Institutes of Health and a research affiliate of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. The medical center is internationally recognized for improving child health and transforming delivery of care through fully integrated, globally recognized research, education and innovation. Additional information can be found at www.cincinnatichildrens.org.
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But this saga of Prohibition-era moonshiners, the women they love and the "revenuers" they don't is aimless and overlong, an uneasy mix of dusty authenticity and hipster cool.
Based very loosely on real events (as recounted and imagined in Matt Bondurant's fictionalized family history, "The Wettest County in the World"), "Lawless" stars Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy and Jason Clarke as the Virginia mountains' bootlegging Bondurant brothers.
Already near legendary for their quality moonshine and seeming invincibility, the Bondurants refuse to bow down to gangsters (Gary Oldman, Dillinger-like) or share profits with corrupt agent Charlie Rakes (Guy Pearce, a dandified city slicker with shaved eyebrows and a sadistic streak).
"Lawless," directed by John Hillcoat ("The Road") from a script by musician Nick Cave, focuses mostly on Jack (Shia LaBeouf), the sensitive brother with a knack for business.
Jack's intermittent narration does little to hold the ambling, picaresque "Lawless" together, though his wooing of a local preacher's daughter (Mia Wasikowska) gives the film heart.
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Like that 1967 classic, "Lawless" is enamored of Depression style, though to much lesser effect. There's a too-cool artsiness here, from the studied threadbare costumes and "Boardwalk Empire" haircuts, to a soundtrack that features bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley singing the Velvet Underground's "White Light, White Heat."
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Student Algebra Seminar
Graduate Student Algebra and Number Theory Seminar
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Introduction to Algebraic Stacks Part 2
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Construction of a macroscopic model of phase-transformation for the modeling of superelastic Shape Memory Alloys
Abstract: Shape Memory Alloys (SMA) e.g. NiTi display a superelastic behavior at high temperature. Initially in a stable austenite phase, SMA can transform into an oriented martensite phase under an applied mechanical loading. After an unloading, the material recovers its initial stress-free state with no residual strain. Such loading cycle leads to an hysteresis loop in the stress-strain diagram that highlights the dissipated energy for having transformed the material. In a rate-independent context, we first show how a material stability criterion allows to construct a local one-dimensional phase transformation model. Such models relies on a unique scalar internal variable related to the martensite volume fraction. Evolution problem at the structural scale is then formulated in a variational way by means of two physical principles: a stability criterion based on the local minima of the total energy and an energy balance condition. We show how such framework allows to handle softening behavior and its compatibility with a regularization based on gradient of the internal variable. We then extend such model to a more general three dimensional case by introducing a tensorial internal variable. We derive the evolution laws from the stability criterion and energy balance condition. Second order conditions are presented. Illustrations of the features of such model are shown on different examples.
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About 10 years ago one of the central open problems in graph theory at the time, the Strong Perfect Graph Conjecture, was solved. The proof used structural graph theory methods, and spanned 155 journal pages. The speaker was part of the team of authors of this mathematical beast. In this talk we will explain the problem, describe some of the ideas of the proof (that has since been shortened somewhat), and discuss related problems that have been a subject of more recent research.
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Induced cycles and coloring
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