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Grazies is an italian Restaurant and Sports Bar. If you're looking for entertainment in a relaxed environment, come to everyone's favorite gathering place!
Pizza take out. No delivery though...
Pomegranate margaritas are pretty tasty!
Cheap pints of beer and good food under new ownership
Make sure to stuff your mouth with sausage and meatballs.
Mondays are kid's night... buy one adult meal, get a child meal free.
Mexican or Vegatarian pizzas are my favs but I love to get the salad bar for all you can eat meatballs and italian sausages!


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Adapted from the article originally published by the FDIC, available at http://1.usa.gov/12Nw2Ah
If you're interested in trying out a new banking technology but you're not sure what's available or how it would be helpful for you, read on. This article offers an overview today's mobile services - and many of them and free!
Personal financial management and budgeting: Financial planning tools can include electronic check registers on your home computer, such as Quicken, (which many consumers will find much easier to use and balance than an old-fashioned paper check register) and apps for your smartphone, like Mint.com, that allow you to access your electronic check register wherever you are.
Mobile banking services go one step further by allowing you to access your account from anywhere using a smartphone, "tablet" computer or other device. An estimated 30 million Americans currently manage their finances using mobile devices.
"Mobile banking services can be very helpful if you are in a store contemplating a major purchase and need to know whether you have enough money in your account to cover the cost," said Jeff Kopchik, a Senior Policy Analyst with the FDIC's Technology Supervision Branch. "If your balance is low, you can use your mobile device to transfer funds from your savings account into your checking account to cover the purchase." But remember that the available balance shown in online banking may be less than you have to spend if any checks or other transactions have not yet been posted to your account.
Your bank also may offer free online budgeting tools that can help you track your spending by category, monitor investments and meet your savings goals.
Depositing checks using your smartphone or other mobile device: Many banks have rolled out a "remote deposit capture" (RDC) feature that allows customers to take a picture of a check with their smartphone and deposit that check electronically, without ever visiting a branch or using an ATM. This service is becoming popular, especially among customers who don't live or work close to a bank branch. "Mobile RDC can provide convenience to a variety of consumers, from young people to senior citizens," noted Elizabeth Khalil, a Senior Policy Analyst in the FDIC's Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection.
If you use mobile RDC, carefully keep track of the checks you deposit. For instance, you can write the date you deposited the item on the front of the paper check and hold onto it until the check has cleared and the money is in your account. Then you can destroy the check, preferably using a high-quality paper shredder. Contact your bank with any questions.
Account alerts: Most mobile banking systems will allow you to sign up to get text messages on your mobile phone or e-mails if your account balance drops below a set dollar amount, which can help ensure that you don't overdraw your account. You may be able to receive text alerts if your bank observes "suspicious" — potentially fraudulent — transactions involving your account. Another possibility may be to get a notice of a certificate of deposit about to mature. "Mobile account alerts are probably the easiest and most effective way to monitor what is going on with your checking account in real time," suggested Kopchik.
Mobile bill paying: Most mobile banking services allow consumers to pay companies that already have been added to their "approved list" on their bank's online banking Web site. However, if you want to make bill payment even easier, some banks allow customers to use their mobile phone to take a picture of a paper bill from any merchant (provided the bill shows the company's name and certain other information) and then click the "pay" button. "This new service eliminates the need for you to enter merchant payment information into your bank's bill-payment service. Your bank will take care of that automatically," said Khalil.
As with any mobile banking service, always check with your bank before signing up to make sure you know about any fees or other key terms.
Finally, when using any mobile financial service, keep privacy and security issues in mind. "For one thing, mobile phones are much easier to lose or misplace than a desktop computer, so make sure that you keep track of your mobile phone and password-protect it," Kopchik advised.
For more tips on staying safe when using mobile banking, see the FDIC's Winter 2012/3013 FDIC Consumer News.


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Check into your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore Italy's ancient capital. This evening, meet your Tour Director and fellow travelers.
This morning, start your journey northwards to Orvieto in the province of Umbria to visit its black basalt and yellow limestone CATHEDRAL. Next, enjoy the beauty of the Tuscan countryside with its hillside towns and villages that skirt the Chianti wine-growing region. Overnight in the heart of Tuscany, in the San Gimignano area. There's no easier place to get around in Tuscany. Tonight, join the optional Tuscan dinner. (Breakfast)
Spend the day at leisure or take advantage of today's optional excursion to San Gimignano and Siena. San Gimignano is one of Italy's best-preserved medieval towns. Admire its 14 towers and the countryside dotted with vineyards and olive trees. Siena is rightly considered the jewel of Tuscany. The Piazza del Campo is quite unique in shape and setting, and famous all over the world for the traditional Palio horse racing event. (Breakfast, Dinner)
A full day is dedicated to the city that's known as the "Cradle of the Renaissance." Wander at leisure and admire the city's timeless beauty. The included walking tour with a Local Guide will introduce you to most of the city's highlights. (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, head to the village of Greve. Then, continue to visit the VICCHIOMAGGIO WINE ESTATE, where a renowned Chianti wine is made. Indulge in an included TYPICAL TUSCAN LUNCH before heading to Pisa to see its world-famous SQUARE OF MIRACLES and Leaning Tower. Take a stroll down the busy Via Santa Maria, perhaps Pisa's most typical street. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
A comfortable drive north today, first through more of Tuscany, then into the flatlands of the Po Valley and across its river to Verona on the banks of the Adige River. Get to know more about this enchanting city on your included sightseeing tour that will take in all the highlights and, of course, the famous balcony from Romeo and Juliet. Later, continue to your overnight hotel in the Venice area. (Breakfast)
Venice is a city of unparalleled beauty and a feast of wonderful sights. View the delightful criss-crossing canals, the gondolas, water buses, arched bridges, palaces, and piazzas. Enjoy the included orientation, which starts with a BOAT RIDE to St. Mark's Square and is followed by time at leisure and a visit to a typical Venetian GLASSBLOWING WORKSHOP. In the afternoon, join one of the many optional excursions. (Breakfast, Dinner)
South today to Ravenna, at one time an imperial city known as the "Byzantium of the West." After a short stop here, continue to the tiny hilltop Republic of San Marino, one of the smallest countries in the world. (Breakfast, Dinner)
First to Urbino with its magnificent Ducal Palace towering over the town. Then, on to medieval Gubbio, where a superb view of the rooftops of the town from the Consul's Palace is a must. Continue on to Foligno in the Umbria region for an overnight. (Breakfast, Dinner)
Start the day in Assisi by visiting the BASILICA OF ST. FRANCIS with its famous paintings by Giotto dating back to the 1300s. Travel south across the Apennines to the shores of the Mediterranean for three overnights in Naples, rightly known as Italy's most colorful city. (Breakfast)
Cross the crystal-blue waters to Capri. This legendary island, surrounded by rose-tinted rocks, has incredibly beautiful coves of translucent blues and greens. The town, with its pretty piazzetta, maze of streets, fashionable boutiques, and smart restaurants, is a mecca for the jet set. An optional tour takes you round the island with its steep roads and panoramic views. Return to Naples. (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, get to know more about lively, bustling Naples on the included orientation drive. Next, POMPEII, where time stopped for the rich, aristocratic town with the terrible eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. Continue to Sorrento to spend a leisurely afternoon and early evening in this laid-back town with views over the Gulf of Naples. Maybe join an optional dinner in a local restaurant before returning to Naples. (Breakfast)
North this morning through the province of Latium for a stop in Montecassino, known for its BENEDICTINE ABBEY. Back to the "Eternal City," with plenty of time to enjoy one of the optional excursions, to do last-minute shopping, or maybe to sip a drink on Piazza Navona and watch the world go by. (Breakfast)
This city is steeped in history, vibrantly alive and exciting, and absolutely unique. Included sightseeing with a Local Guide starts in St. Peter's Square, followed by a visit to the ROMAN FORUM and the mighty COLOSSEUM. Then, some more time to do just as you please. (Breakfast)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (Breakfast)
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Cramer vs. Cramer
Will his crazy confession destroy his career?
Browse the entire Bad Advice series here.
Second, Cramer is implicitly undermining everything he says on his CNBC show. The whole conceit of Mad Money is that small investors can compete with the Big Boys of Wall Street. Well, if this is really the way the Big Boys play the trading game, how can that possibly be true? Is Cramer just implying (but not saying) on Mad Money that small investors should break laws?
Third, Cramer is putting his employers (and regulators) in a bind. Yes, Cramer is a ratings and readership machine. TheStreet.com is a public company, however, and it presumably does not want to become embroiled in a controversy about whether its advice crosses the line. CNBC, meanwhile, is a subsidiary of GE, a company with a well-deserved global reputation for integrity, fairness, and quality. Leaving aside the insult that Cramer lobbed at "the Pisanis of the world," can CNBC really say nothing when one of its most visible employees urges investors to use the network to engage in behavior that is questionable to say the least?
Lastly, there is the tar that Cramer dumped all over his former firm and the entire hedge-fund industry. Did Cramer's former clients—such as Eliot Spitzer, former attorney general and now governor of New York, who made his name excoriating Wall Street practices (and me)—know that Cramer was engaging in these practices to boost returns? If so, what did they think of this? What does Gov. Spitzer think of it now? Cramer loves to boast about his hedge-fund record. At the very least, we now know where some of it came from.
This morning, in response to widespread outrage, Cramer published an explanation on TheStreet.com. In it, he says, "No one knows or respects the securities laws more than I do." He says that he was just describing other, dirty hedge funds in his "hyperbolic and tongue-in-cheek style"—and that he himself was clean as a whistle. He never mentions that he was recommending that some hedge funds engage in these practices. He implies that critics of the interview are just "competitors" or professional investors who want to shut him up. To those who have listened closely to the interview, this is almost insulting.
So far, CNBC, Cramer's biggest platform, has remained quiet on the topic. (A spokesman has not returned my call). This is probably because 1) they are hoping the whole thing will just blow over, and/or 2) they don't know what to say. It is certainly possible that the whole thing will pass: Cramer has been very effective at stifling or weathering critics. It is also possible, however, that Jim Cramer has committed professional suicide.


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Major closures of I-94, I-35W could snarl roads this weekend
Motorists in the metro may have the most difficulty getting around this weekend as portions of two freeways will be shut down Friday night through Monday morning.
TSA sets record by confiscating 73 firearms from carry-on luggage; none at MSP
Transportation Security Administration screeners confiscated 73 guns from carry -on luggage at the nation's airports last week, the most ever. That beat the previous record of 68 collected in a single week in October of 2015.
Traffic change coming outside Paisley Park in Chanhassen
Traffic will begin flowing again on Audubon Road in front of Paisley Park in Chanhassen. By 6 a.m., the Carver County Sheriff's Office will allow vehicles to use Audubon Road between Hwy. 5 and Coulter Blvd.
I-494, Hwy. 100, I-94, Hwy. 5, light rail all face disruptions from weekend work
Like the trees, road construction will be leafing out all across the metro area this weekend. Motorists will find cones and closures on freeways, highways and secondary streets, including portions of I-494 and Hwy. 100 in the west metro and I-94 and Hwy. 5 in the east metro.
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The Best New Cancon Single You've Never Heard
The last time I enjoyed a French-language song was when MuchMusic played the mess out of Mitsou's Bye Bye Mon Cowboy. That probably had more to do with Mitsou and less to do with Bye Bye Mon Cowboy.
I'm sure there are some great French songs I'm missing out on, but I really like understanding the lyrics in a song and that means focussing my ears on English tunes. This explains why I didn't know Lisa LeBlanc, the Acadian singer-songwriter who released her debut album a couple of years ago.
But then I sampled an English song from Lisa LeBlanc I was linked to on YouTube. This track, "You Look Like Trouble (But I Guess I Do Too)", blew me away. It's nothing you'll hear on the radio, but I think it's crazy good. Crank up your speakers and give this a listen:
She calls that "trash rock". More, please.
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Best Songs for the Days of the Week
There are many great songs about Sunday. Think about it. In fact, there are many great songs entitled "Sunday Morning".
Vocativ studied 57 years of Billboard charts to see which days of the week get the most love from songwriters. As you'd likely guess, Sunday, Saturday, Monday and Friday are the big winners. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday get very little love.
Here are my favourite songs for each day of the week. We'll start with Sunday and work our way to Saturday.
Sunday Morning - Velvet Underground
I Don't Like Mondays - The Boomtown Rats
Ruby Tuesday - The Rolling Stones
Waiting for Wednesday - Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
Thursday's Child - David Bowie
Friday I'm in Love - The Cure
Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting - Elton John
With apologies to No Doubt, U2, The Mamas & the Papas and New Order.
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Baby, It's Cold Outside
My buddy Erin Davis wrote an interesting blog entry about Baby, It's Cold Outside, a song you'll hear often at this time of year. Baby, It's Cold Outside isn't a Christmas song, but a "cold weather" song, and since it's so good, it gets lumped in with holiday favourites like White Christmas and Silver Bells.
Erin commented on the pushback that Baby, It's Cold Outside is a little "date-rapey". After all, the songstress says "I simply must go, the answer is no" yet her pursuer persists with the charm and continues to pour the alcohol. Today, it's less "no means no" and more "only an explicit sober yes means yes".
The tune is fantastic and, as these seasonal songs go, this is one of the best. Everyone has a favourite version (mine is Ray Charles and Betty Carter from 1961).
When it comes to music, it's best we don't over-analyze the lyrics. I'm not offended by the lyrics of Baby, It's Cold Outside any more than I'm offended by the use of the slur "faggot" in my favourite Christmas song of all-time. If we were to only listen to music with 100% safe and politically correct lyrics, we'd be left with a whole lot of Kenny G.
Oh, but baby it's cold outside.
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Everyone Loves Red
I just heard Treble Charger's Brand New Low on the radio. As I was singing along I thought, "I dig this tune, but it's no Red".
With Treble Charger on the mind, I quickly thought of American Psycho, Friend of Mine and Even Grable, all great tracks (especially the fantastic Even Grable), but none as good as Red.
Everyone loves Red.
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USS at the RHCPA: James's First Concert
My daughter's first concert was Selina Gomez, but my oldest son chose a different sound. Last night, we enjoyed Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts.
They were amazing, as always. Damn I dig their sound. It's rock, it's hip hop, it's EDM, it's folk, it's awesome.
The best part was experiencing it all with my boy. I can't wait to do it again.
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Bryan Adams and Ryan Adams Have the Same Birthday
Bryan Adams celebrated his birthday earlier this week.
On that same day, Ryan Adams celebrated his birthday.
Isn't that mind blowing?
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Jeff Healey's Grave
Many moons ago, an old Irish relative was visiting my grandmother while I was visiting her in Gilford, Ontario. This gentlemen proceeded to tell me that jazz and blues-rock vocalist and guitarist Jeff Healey was related to us somehow. I forget the details, but Jeff Healey was supposedly my second cousin twice removed or something to that effect.
Today, while visiting Park Lawn Cemetery, I found Jeff Healey's grave site and took a couple of pictures.
It's worth noting that in the early stages of planning my wedding, while we were picking the music, I made an impassioned plea for Jeff Healey's Angel Eyes. It didn't make the final cut, but I still think it's a sweet ditty.
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54-40 Was Great - What's the Best Free Concert You've Ever Seen?
Last night, I saw 54-40 at a free concert in Colonel Samuel Smith Park. They sounded great, playing all their hits (and there were many) and we had a blast.
It was this little dude's first concert.
As a kid, I saw several "free" concerts at the old Ontario Place forum, but you had to buy tickets to the park to see the show, so it wasn't really free. As a young man I biked to Yonge and Dundas to watch Sloan perform a free concert outside the Edge 102 studio. I thought that was pretty awesome.
What's the best free concert you ever attended?
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Questions for Jeremy Taggart
I will be sitting down next week with Jeremy Taggart, best known as the drummer for Our Lady Peace from 1993 - 2014. He'll be dropping by to record an episode of my podcast Toronto Mike'd, and I get an entire hour to ask him anything I want.
I know what questions I'll be asking him, but I'd love to know what you would ask him. What questions would you like me to ask Jeremy Taggart?
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In Praise of Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker
Like many of you, I first heard Ubiquitious Synergy Seeker when 102.1 started playing the mess out of "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole" about six years ago. I loved that single, caught them live a few times and scored myself a copy of Welding the C:/.
I loved every track on Welding the C:/. This Parkdale-based duo rocks a sound that totally appeals to my sensibilities. It's this unique rap / rock / folk / electronica hybrid I can't seem to get enough of.
Questamation was great. Approved was great. And now I'm enjoying their new album, Advanced Basics. You likely heard "This is the Best" a million times on 102.1 or "Yin Yang" on the radio and TSN's NHL playoff coverage. Here's the official video for the extremely catch "Yin Yang".
I don't care whether it's cool to like USS or why they're not a bigger deal, all I know is that when I need to get my heart pumping and my feet pedalling, nothing does the trick faster than throwing on a tune from these guys.
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Silk ones from Turnbull and Asser. That makes them acceptable. I really refuse to wear shoes sockless....seems rather filthy.
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Pacific View Resort has complete facilities that allow our guests to enjoy a tropical holiday within the grounds of the resort. Enjoy the superb Queensland climate as you sun yourself by the swimming pool. Or take a long and relaxing soak in the outdoor heated spa, or steam in the resort's saunas. When you want some invigorating activities, there's half-court tennis, perfect for the entire family to enjoy together. Barbecues provided are perfect for grilling meals, and a large recreation lounge provide table tennis, television, and a stimulating environment for entertainment.Check-in Time: 14:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: FridayImportant InformationMinimum age check-in is 18.Though the room is able to sleep 6, it is best suited for 4 or less due to the size of the unit.Multi Floor With No Elevator Access: YesThe resort does not accept 'schoolies' during mid November to mid December.Cots and highchairs available on request.A Visa may be required. Determine requirements prior to your visit.Mandatory fee: Security deposit is 200 local currency.


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All eyes are undeniably on
minutes from July's FOMC meeting
amid rab id speculation about the future of Fed monetary policy. As
it stands, the consensus view envisions a move to reduce asset
purchases by $10 billion at the central bank's September meeting.
Price action over recent weeks suggests that rhetoric deviating
from this status quo on the dovish side of the spectrum is likely
to establish support for risky assets (stocks, cycle-linked
commodities, high-yielding currencies) and precious metals while
weighing on the US Dollar. Alternatively, this framework implies
the opposite effect if a hawkish tone is detected.
In the event that the Fed confirms the status quo, a somewhat
counter-intuitive dynamic may emerge. In fact, price action seen
last Thursday
, when headline news-flow seemingly supportive of a September
cutback in asset purchases proved negative for risky assets and the
US Dollar alike, may well have been a blueprint. About two-thirds
of economists have now signed on to the $10 billion September taper
scenario (according to surveys from Bloomberg and Reuters), meaning
at least that much could already be priced into the FX space. Its
confirmation may thus yield limited support for
on the basis of reduced dilution risk associated with smaller-scale
monthly liquidity injections.
That leaves the greenback to respond to secondary
considerations. One of these may be the response of large-scale
holders of US Treasury bonds - like China, for example - to the
looming exit of a major buyer underpinning prices (obviously
enough, the Fed). June's TIC data showed a staggering $66.9 billion
monthly capital outflow from long-term US paper (notably Treasury
bonds). This amounted to the largest monthly decline since August
2007 and occurred against the backdrop of the first wave of
taper-linked liquidation. That may mean that consensus-level
"taper-on" rhetoric in today's FOMC minutes could be interpreted in
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CRUDE OIL TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Prices pulled back after putting
in a Bearish Engulfing candlestick pattern below resistance at the
top of a Triangle chart pattern, a barrier reinforced by the 38.2%
Fibonacci expansion at 108.40. Sellers are now testing Triangle
support at 104.71, with a break beneath that initially exposing the
38.2% Fib retracement at 102.70. Alternatively, a reversal above
108.40 aims for the 50% expansion at 110.32. On balance, a Triangle
is typically indicative of trend continuation, which in this case
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GOLD TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Prices put in a bearish Dark Cloud
Cover candlestick pattern below resistance at 1376.28, the 61.8%
Fibonacci expansion, hinting a reversal lower may be ahead.
Negative RSI divergence bolsters the case for a downside scenario.
Near-term support is at 1356.22, the 50% Fib, with a break beneath
that targeting the 38.2% level at 1336.76. Alternatively, a
reversal above 1376.28 aims for the 76.4% expansion at 1400.72.
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SILVER TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Prices recoiled downward from
support-turned-resistance at a falling trend line set from November
2012 to retest the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement at 22.25. A break
below that aims for the 14.6% level at 20.70. Alternatively, a
reversal above the trend line (now at 23.18) exposes the 38.2% Fib
at 24.75.
COPPER TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Prices are pulling back from
triple-top resistance at 3.378, a barrier reinforced by the 138.2%
Fibonacci expansion at 3.381. Near-term support is at 3.321, the
14.6% Fib retracement, with a break below that targeting the 23.6%
level at 3.286. Alternatively, a reversal above 3.381 aims for the
150% expansion at 3.410.
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For some reason my brain couldn't fathom that I was really pregnant. Academically, I knew there was supposed to be a baby in there. I stopped getting my cycle, got my positive home test, had non-stop morning sickness for 4.5 weeks, discovered a newfound aversion to my once favorite foods, and went from being a night owl to sleeping more than my incredibly lethargic cat. But then my symptoms ebbed, I started feeling a lot more like "the old me". It was obviously a passing phase. My wild imagination found all sorts of ways to explain these mysterious occurrances and none of them included a living, squirming little peanut residing my lady-space.
Skepticism in tow, I trotted into the OB's office and stared, wide-eyed at all the seriously pregnant ladies around me, thinking to myself, "Now see, that's what pregnant looks like!". Disappointedly self-assured that I was in fact just getting fat and going bananas and probably going into early menopause at the ripe age of 27, I let the doctor wave her magic wand over my tummy anyway.
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Lipoprotein Management in Patients With Cardiometabolic Risk
Consensus statement from the American Diabetes Association and the American College of Cardiology Foundation
- John D. Brunzell, MD, FACP1,
- Michael Davidson, MD, FACC2,
- Curt D. Furberg, MD, PHD3,
- Ronald B. Goldberg, MD4,
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- 1Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology and Nutrition, Department of Medicine, and the Northwest Lipid Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
- 2University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois
- 3Department of Public Health Sciences, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
- 4Division of Endocrinology, Department of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, Florida
- 5MedStar Research Institute, Hyattsville, Maryland
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- 7Department of Medicine, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, California
- Address correspondence and reprint requests to M. Sue Kirkman, MD, American Diabetes Association, 1701 N. Beauregard St., Alexandria, VA 22311. E-mail: skirkman{at}diabetes.org
- Apo, apolipoprotein
- ATP III, Adult Treatment Panel III
- CAD, coronary artery disease
- CHD, coronary heart disease
- CMR, cardiometabolic risk
- CRP, C-reactive protein
- CVD, cardiovascular disease
- IDL, intermediate-density lipoprotein
- Lp(a), lipoprotein(a)
- MI, myocardial infarction
- NMR, nuclear magnetic resonance
- VA-HIT, Veterans Affairs High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol Intervention Trial
Risk factors for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD) often cluster, including obesity (particularly central), insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, dyslipoproteinemia, and hypertension. These conditions can also occur in isolation, and they are exaggerated by physical inactivity and smoking. Since each of these factors increases risk of CVD, the concept of global cardiometabolic risk (CMR) (Fig. 1) is of value (1). Lipoprotein abnormalities, including elevated triglycerides, low HDL cholesterol, and increased numbers of small dense LDL particles, are common findings in patients with CMR. Clinical entities with increased CMR include type 2 diabetes, familial combined hyperlipidemia, familial hypoalphalipoproteinemia, and polycystic ovary syndrome (2). These disorders often share the CMR characteristics of central obesity, insulin resistance, dyslipoproteinemia, and hypertension.
There are stringent lipid treatment goals for patients with type 2 diabetes or CVD; however, guidelines for treatment of dyslipoproteinemia in high-risk subjects without diabetes or CVD are less intense and are based primarily on LDL cholesterol concentrations, with non-HDL concentrations a secondary consideration in some subjects. Numerous trials have demonstrated that therapies (primarily statins) directed at LDL cholesterol lowering clearly reduce risk of CVD events in patients with diabetes and in those without diabetes but with other CVD risk factors; yet, a number of questions remain. Even with adequate LDL cholesterol lowering, many patients on statin therapy have significant residual CVD risk. It is unclear whether lipoprotein parameters other than LDL or non-HDL cholesterol provide clinically significant additional prognostic information regarding CVD risk, yield more information about the effectiveness of therapy, or indicate more appropriate treatment targets. Many patients with CMR or diabetes have relatively normal levels of LDL cholesterol but increased numbers of small dense LDL particles and other atherogenic lipoproteins. Some have advocated that assessment of other lipoprotein parameters might be more helpful than assessment limited to LDL or non-HDL …


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The effect of implicit contracts on the movement of wages over the business cycle: Evidence from the national longitudinal surveys
A 1991 study by Paul Beaudry and John DiNardo found evidence of internal labor markets that simultaneously augment incumbent workers' wages when the external labor market is tight (when unemployment is low) and shield their wages when it is slack. Current wages, they found, depend on the tightest labor market conditions observed since a worker was hired, not current labor market tightness or labor market tightness at the time of hiring. This paper replicates and extends that research using data from six cohorts of the National Longitudinal Surveys that together span more than three decades, as well as an estimation framework more robust than that in the original study. The author finds strong support for Beaudry and DiNardo's key prediction. Supplementary regressions confirm other implications of the theory, as well. Recently, at least, the effect of implicit contracting on wages has been similar for men and women. (Author's abstract.) (Free full-text download available at http://digitalcommons.ilr.cornell.edu/ilrreview/.)
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Which method helped you have a non medicated birth?
I'm looking into taking classes and wasn't sure which is better - or what the difference is.
Thank for anything you can share!!
Hypnobirthing, Bradley method, or Doula?
Which method helped you have a non medicated birth?
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Im a FTM and I asked my midwife this same question. She says that they have the best record with women who do hypnobirthing. (as far as not caving for pain management) She said Bradley is much more comprehensive, it's 12wks, and addresses a lot of different things, like diet and hubby's role and stuff like that, while hypnobirthing is much more focused on actual birthing and labor techniques.
We are starting hypnobirthing (which is different than hypnobabies) classes on the 16th. It's only 5 classes, so we should be done around week 37 or so. Either way, I think that the fact that you are preparing is great! And you will be one step ahead! Good Luck!
Thanks ladies. I really am interested and would LIKE to do a nonmedicated birth and Im just not sure which route is best.
Then I was reading about doula's. Should I just hire one of them? it seems like it might be even better because they can be there for delivery and help you get through it. Or is that not good and would it be better just you and DH?
So confused! thanks for anything else people want to share?
I had a doula for two of my births, used the Hypnobabies Home Study, taken a HypnoBirthing class and attended Bradley classes as a birth partner, so I'll do what I can to answer your question using my experiences.
First, having a doula was wonderful, and I highly recommend it along with whatever childbirth approach you choose. Our doulas provided great support to my husband, and helped him to remember exactly what to do, and gave me emotional support as well. It was great to have a spare set of hands available so that my husband could focus on me, rather than run around doing little errands, talking to the caregivers, etc. It was also great for my husband because it gave him a back-up person to help out when he needed to get something to eat or use the bathroom. I know my husband, and he would have let his bladder burst before he would have left my side if we hadn't had someone to take his place for a couple minutes.
Of the classes I attended, Hypnobabies was the only one that suited my needs, but they all can be beneficial. The most important thing is deciding what is the best choice for you.
HypnoBirthing was the class I took first, and I had no idea how little I had learned from it until during and after my birth. There was so much basic birth information completely left out of the class that I really struggled making simple decisions during my birth, since I didn't know enough about my options to make an informed decision. The "hypnosis" skills were also not effective for me during the birth (although I did sleep well while practicing, which was nice). The skills were actually just some guided relaxation and chakra clearing, and I was looking for much more than that. I wound up needing to do a great deal of research to find supplemental materials that allowed me to prepare for my birth. I did have a good first birth, but there were several aspects of it that went poorly specifically because of my decision to learn HypnoBirthing, so I still kick myself for not getting Hypnobabies instead. I stupidly thought that as a FTM, I would be better served by a live class, not realizing that I wasn't going to learn what I needed from the class I had chosen. In fact, the midwives I chose for my second pregnancy require women to take another class as well if they want to use HypnoBirthing, because they find the parents that come to the birth center to be unprepared for birth if they've only taken HypnoBirthing.
For my second birth I used the Hypnobabies Home Study and learned more in the first 1/2 hour after receiving the materials about birth and hypnosis than I had in my entire HypnoBirthing class. I was blown away by how much more informative Hypnobabies was, how well it prepared me for anything that might come up during my birth, and how much easier it was to use. All that, and the skills were amazingly effective, too! I LOVED giving birth using Hypnobabies and have used the skills for several dental and medical procedures as well. I was amazed to discover that Hypnobabies allows you to do much of the "work" of birth in preparation, so that when the birth truly begins it is second nature to handle it smoothly, easily and joyfully. I was so completely in tune with my baby and my body that I really loved every minute of my Hypnobabies birth. Some people get annoyed by the different wording that Hypnobabies (and HypnoBirthing) use with respect to birth and complain that no one else will use it, so it seems silly. But after doing some research on how the mind works, it made sense to me. The wording can make a real difference in how women percieve their birthing waves, but it is way more important that SHE prepare using the positive words, so her mind understands fully that she is preparing for a very different experience from most birth stories she encounters. If caregivers and others around her use them too, that's a nice bonus, but not a deal-breaker by a long shot.
When I took the Bradley class, I had already given birth in comfort, so the whole thing seemed a little strange to me. It did include a nice amount of childbirth information, and I think it does a good job of preparing parents. There wasn't any information or skills that I hadn't already learned through Hypnobabies, but it made me nervous at times to realize my friend had nothing but some basic relaxation skills to get her through birth. I know that is enough for many women, but for me, I just couldn't imagine going into birth with nothing else to "fall back on". With Hypnobabies, I had learned powerful self-hypnosis skills with the natural birth comfort techniques as bonus skills to help improve my comfort even more. I couldn't imagine giving birth with only those comfort measures (or "pain-coping" skills as the instructor called them.) Maybe it was just our instructor and the materials she chose, but all the emphasis on the birth being unmedicated made me uncomfortable. Yes, everyone was there to learn how to have an unmedicated birth, but the term "unmedicated" was used WAY more than "safe". I didn't like that the moms were being treated like they needed to have an unmedicated birth to "succeed". It set up women for a sense of "failure" if they happen to be in the minority of women who legitimately need medical intervention to birth a healthy baby safely. Personally, I don't believe that there is such a thing as "failure" when it comes to birth, and having encountered the same thing in my HypnoBirthing class, I was disappointed to notice it again in the Bradley class. Hypnobabies on the other hand did much more to prepare me to handle anything that came my way during the birth, and it focused on having the safest, most comfortable birth possible while accepting any path that my birth took. It provided skills and a script to use specifically if something went differently than expected, to avoid trauma or regret. I loved that Hypnobabies took in the whole picture and prepared me to have the best possible birth given anything that might come up, rather than leaving me high and dry if complications arose.
All of the classes required about 1/2 hour or so of daily practice. Hypnobabies and HypnoBirthing was a bit easier to fit in, because most of the daily practice could literally be done in your sleep, so it doesn't take much time out of your day.
Good luck finding a class that fits your needs. I hope you have a wonderful birth and very healthy pregnancy and baby!
None of the above. I practiced various coping techniques but really it came down to be honestly believing that my body knew what to do. I also focused on going into the pain. not trying to avoiding so that I kept my body relaxed. I also exercised throughout my pregnancy which I think really helped.
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Wherever You Go, There You Are: Self-Reflection as a Career Tool
10:30- 11:30 AM, Sunday, February 26, 2:30 - 3:30 PM Tuesday, February 28
Your career and your life choices start with you; a painfully obvious statement, but one that we often overlook. Truly understanding yourself - your likes/ dislikes, your passions, preferences, and personality quirks – will lead not only to career success but to a fulfilling life. This workshop will give you some of the tools and techniques that can be used to translate self-reflection into meaningful career choices regardless of where you are in your career.
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The recent recession has clearly impacted workers in their 40s, 50s and 60s, whether or not they are actively looking for a job. Unplanned-for-events abound: funding is lost, jobs are eliminated, dissatisfaction starts to creep in – and you find yourself thinking about where to go from here. The good news is that with better health and a longer life, you have many more choices than you did when you were trying to decide on that first job; the bad news is that there are many more complicating factors to deal with. This interactive workshop will explore the workplace myths and realities for older workers and will also involve the workshop participants in a lively discussion about choices and their consequences.
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If Sago happened today, loved ones would still die
"Coal is more important than life." That is how Pam Campbell, sister-in-law of miner Marty Bennett who died inside Sago Mine, sums up over a year of government and coal corporation stalls, speeches, secrecy and frustration. More than a year after Sago exploded in January 2006, killing 12 West Virginia miners, the country's 2,100 coal mines are no safer.
Labor sends a statement in Chicago
"We sent a statement," declared Dennis Gannon, president of the Chicago Federation of Labor (CFL), in the afterglow of the Feb. 27 municipal elections. And what a statement it was.
Labor moves to offense
LAS VEGAS — The main focus of this week's AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting was moving forward from the March 1 passage of HR 800, the Employee Free Choice Act, in the U.S. House of Representatives, federation President John Sweeney told reporters here.
Workers, not guests
Ten days before Christmas, the Woodfin Suite Hotel in Emeryville, Calif., fired Luz Dominguez and 20 other housekeepers. Managers announced they'd received a letter from Social Security saying the numbers they'd given when they were originally hired didn't match government records. The 21 housekeepers have been making beds, washing toilets and vacuuming carpets there for years.
Freedoms road includes the right to organize
The continuing effort by the world's largest meatpacking giant to keep out a union has been transformed by its workers into a drive in Congress to streamline the way all American workers win the right to union representation.
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FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas (Oct. 20, 2009) - Soldiers, dancers, children and the local community joined forces here Oct. 15 to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month.
U.S. Army South proudly joined the rest of the nation in honoring Hispanic Heritage Month, which celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Hispanic contributions in a month-long tribute. This year's Department of Defense theme is "Embracing the fierce urgency of now."
"Hispanics have come a long way," said Staff Sgt. Esmeralda
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U.S. Army South hosted numerous events throughout the month,
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Now if only they did something *useful* like allowing a user to *move* an album, with tags and comments to a "page" that would be nice. They might even be able to monetise it.
There's a potential fly in the ointment here for Lens Rentals - hope they realise.
While ML is free not many care. As soon as someone starts monetising it the patent trolls will be crawling out from under their bridges demanding the tolls.
Hope no one gets burnt.
Maybe I've not been keeping up with Lytro but the only thing that is going to win them and their technology market share is if they can get large content carriers like Facebook and Google to support their file format "natively".
steve_hoge: WIFI in an SD card? Don't have those kind of real-time needs, so I could take it or leave it.
But when are we going to see SD cards with auto-tagging GPS built in? I'd LOVE to eliminate that step from my workflow while still being able to shoot with any camera I choose.
Sort of. The Eye-Fi cards record the BSSIDs of the Wifi hotspots around it and they use a triangulation sytem (can't remember the company name) to narrow down the location. This is OK-ish in tourist areas but has severe drawbacks when no WiFi is prsent at *shooting* time (not upload time, doh!) or if you carry your own Wifi hotspot like a tethered phone or MiFi device - then the EyeFi gets it very wrong...
If this can be a phone it'll make a nice update to my Note.
I have a couple of older models but I am pretty much not using them because of the prohibitive consumable costs. Used to be I could buy the 108-sheet/ink packs for about 5p/print. Now the best price I seem to be able to get is closer to double that, sometimes a little less if an offer is on.
Convenience is one thing but being gouged is quite another.
It's not only about the money but also about press freedom. This would be just the thin end of the wedge. What next? Perhaps the music journalist covering the night will be expected to sigh a waiver restricting how they are allowed to portray the event and how they can syndicate their writing?
Wow. Canon is getting with the modern age and updating stuff rather than freezing it at release. Only a couple of other examples - most notably the 5DII - where they have added new features. I wonder (and hope!) they do something similar for my 1DsIII :)
Tom Z: Seems like it's the same thing they added to the Android version, then pulled it out, because people didn't want multiple facebook icons in there app drawer.
.. which is a shame, cause it's the first new feature in the Android app I thought was any good. That and not having to have a separate Messenger install (which is maybe why they pulled it?)
I like it, and I don't want to sound like I am taking the p*** but the handle of the cup is ever so so slightly non-horizontal (anti-clockwise) which after all the conditioning I have tried forcing myself into for horizons just jumped out at me.
You can also share a G+ album via a URL without the viewer having to "sign up", unlike facebook.
Streicher: As I understand the TS3 already featured both a compass and an altimeter ( see http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/DMC-TS3S ), so I have a hard time seeing exactly what it is that has been added hardware wise. Any ideas?
Yep, sounds like a marketing "mandatory annual update" model. The only feature that sounds new is the loading of maps.
Cy Cheze: How fast or slow does the GPS calibrate when you turn the camera on at a new location? Will the meta data of photos taken continue to report an old coordinate until the GPS has enough time (minutes?) to update?
Are the barometer and altimeter readings reliable? Do they have to be calibrated every so often? What do they signify under water? Can the pressure reading really differentiate 35' from 39'? Captain Schettino insisted depth mattered less than the shore view.
Posters here are confusing the different aspects of Copyright law, especially the UK law, when it comes to this judgement. Copyright is not about duplication per se in this case, it is about the creative elements of the works in question. I especially like the (traditional) way posters from the US assume that their particular version of Copyright applies globally.
I recommend a good read of http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/48/contents and all the various updates since for the "real" issues in this case.
I once got a call from a stranger who had just bought a Canon D60 (yes, 2002 it was) and asked why my name and mobile number was in his EXIF under Copyright.
Turns out that my first D60, which I returned after 2 days with hot pixels in the rear LCD, got shipped back to Canon and then refurbed and just pushed out to another (different) retailer. The gent in question went to have strong words with Canon and the retailer.
Thanks Uwe. Look forward to reading it soon.
PS Thanks dpreview for the pointer and *NOT* (given you are now owned by Amazon) forcing us to use crappy Kindle DRM to download even a free book. Please don't do this in the future either.
I can't see the watermark that says "this is not real, this is a faked face" ? Perhaps less retouching and we would have less in the way of body image issues with the vulnerable out there ?
I wish Ren Ng and Lytro every success. While the concept and the execution may seem alien to many, including myself I have to say, it is the first time that digital photography has moved beyond a direct adaptation of film photography and is trying to use technology to do something beyond faster/cheaper/smaller.
I may well take the plunge and throw some money at playing with this next year. The only thing that concerns me is actually the primary selling point - no prints ;)
GPS. I like my FT3 but the GPS performance is poor. I have used Garmin bike computers for years and while the Edge 305 was ok, the 705 is excellent in acquiring a lock in city conditions. So the technology is there.
So, in future, with the increase in GPS on cameras can DPReview construct a standard set of tests for GPS - time to acquire cold/warm both in open and built-up areas ?
I also suspect battery life as quoted is affected by having GPS on (getting 10 minute locks etc.) which are not shown in the standard tests.


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Monday, Ritter announced the start of Complete College Colorado, aimed at increasing awareness of the programs and services available to help people complete their degrees or certificates. The campaign also focuses on the importance of post-secondary degrees for Colorado's economic future.
State officials say recent figures show that having an associate's degree raises a high school graduate's wages by 64 percent over a lifetime and having a bachelor's degree nearly doubles a high school graduate's income.
Partners in the program include the Colorado Department of Education, state Department of Labor and Employment and the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.
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