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Irish JigWe're all familiar with 'the luck o' the Irish,' but this track really attests to their energy! These players go like a startled leprechaun, and they'll have you skipping to smooch the Blarney Stone before you can say, 'Beat the Bodhran!'https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/global.jpgSingle1811-ST$ 39.951811-EX$ 59.951811-W$ 149.95Genre: Cultural, Folk, Themes, World, Irish Emotions: Energetic, Happy, Positive, Uplifting, Cheerful, Lively, Spirited, Sprightly, Festive, Upbeat Instrument: Ethnic Ensemble, Oboe, Pennywhistle, Acoustic, Instrumental Production Types: Travel, Home Videos
Irish Jig from the album Global Voyage
Two More DaysA brisk piece with bells and flute bringing to mind anxious young kids waiting for Christmas day.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/holiday.jpgSingle819-ST$ 39.95819-EX$ 59.95819-W$ 149.95
TalkativeWorking hard never looked so easy with this firm, positive track. With all the strength and verve of a live band playing behind one acoustic guitar, this piece will show your fans the effort that goes on behind the scenes of any healthy business.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strata14_200.jpgSingle51409-ST$ 39.9551409-EX$ 59.9551409-W$ 149.95Genre: Sophisticated, Themes, Smooth Jazz, Jazz Emotions: Positive, Uplifting, Confident, Punchy, Slick, Sprightly Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos
Talkative from the album Jazz Synergy
Russian DanceThis joyful dance from Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker' is a familiar favorite to all, especially during the holiday season. Liven up footage of busy shopping or any active holiday scenarios.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps22_200.jpgSingle32208-ST$ 39.9532208-EX$ 59.9532208-W$ 149.95
Russian Dance from the album Classical Favorites (PS22)
Polka Dots'Oompa' tuba, 'chanky' guitar and peppy trumpet come barreling out of this hopping tune. And of course, if you want that classic polka party sound in your next movie, accordion is a must!https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps20_200.jpgSingle32012-ST$ 39.9532012-EX$ 59.9532012-W$ 149.95
Polka Dots from the album Comical / Fun / Novelty (PS20)
Organic JourneyAll kinds of acoustic instruments mash together on this delightful piece, fit for images of life in motion. Features virtuoso guitar and swooning violin played in a vintage swing style.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps20_200.jpgSingle32010-ST$ 39.9532010-EX$ 59.9532010-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Folk, Outdoorsy, Southern, Themes, Country/Folk Emotions: Energetic, Light, Perky, Whimsical, Sprightly, Fun, Upbeat Instrument: Country Band, Guitar (Acoustic), Mandolin, Violin, Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Animation, Comedy, Home Videos
Organic Journey from the album Comical / Fun / Novelty (PS20)
Charlie's HereWhen things are going smoothly, a straight-ahead, upbeat jazz combo piece could be just what your visuals require. Light cocktail jazz featuring piano.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/uplifting.jpgSingle4803-ST$ 39.954803-EX$ 59.954803-W$ 149.95Genre: Themes, Jazz Emotions: Carefree, Perky, Smoky, Whimsical, Sprightly, Upbeat Instrument: Jazz Combo, Piano, Instrumental Production Types: On Hold Music, Background
Charlie's Here from the album Uplifting Ideas
HopscotchAdd a smile to your project with the help of this lively, funky acoustic rock ride. Great for a positive message.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/uplifting.jpgSingle4808-ST$ 39.954808-EX$ 59.954808-W$ 149.95Genre: Funky, Themes, Rock, Pop Rock Emotions: Positive, Fresh, Lively, Rollicking, Whimsical, Sprightly, Upbeat Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: On Hold Music, Background
Hopscotch from the album Uplifting Ideas
Not Afraid To RunThis uptempo track gets its melody and motivation from staccato strings and pounding percussion. A perfect piece for use with quest-like footage.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/dramatic.jpgSingle4110-ST$ 39.954110-EX$ 59.954110-W$ 149.95Genre: Themes, Orchestral Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Competitive, Dramatic, Punchy, Suspenseful, Tense, Urgent, Action, Sprightly Instrument: Orchestra, Acoustic, Instrumental Production Types: Cinematic, Suspense, Action-Drama
Not Afraid To Run from the album Dramatic Undertones
Valse BrillianteIn Frederic Chopin's 14th waltz, we find some spirited passages in amongst tender sections. Good for general use in productions where an air of culture presides.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/poetic.jpgSingle3516-ST$ 39.953516-EX$ 59.953516-W$ 149.95
Valse Brilliante from the album Poetic Piano
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Ewan Morrison: 'All the time I thought I was being hip and radical I was working for the enemy'
RARELY, a moment of clarity occurs as to who one is, and what it is that one has been doing with one's life. It's even more rare to find such revelations on the internet, but a series of documentaries inspired by the Situationists and post-Marxists have shown me what I am. I am a "cadre".
Ewan Morrison: 'Frozen like some primordial mud-man and with clothes torn, I saw The Stone Roses'
NINETEEN ninety was the year of walls and fences coming down and going up again. Communism had just collapsed; former Soviet peoples were singing in the streets and the Berlin Wall was chunks of rubble sold to tourists. All of this, however, looked deeply depressing to those of us young folk who were signing on in the UK. Margaret Thatcher had just introduced the poll tax in Scotland and everyone I knew was penniless and hopeless.
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Ewan Morrison: 'Could it be that at the age of ten I had grasped the essence of alienation?
IRECENTLY discovered a piece of art I did when I was a kid. Whether I had intended it or not, it is probably the most profound statement I've ever made. Which gives me pause, considering that I seem to have wasted 30 years since then, not communicating very profound things at all.
Ewan Morrison: 'Digging a toilet in the middle of nowhere may be the most rewarding thing I've done'
I'M PINING for a holiday. Not just a little trip away from this place to another slightly warmer place which has all the same gadgets, entertainments and distractions (hence stresses and anxieties). Maybe the word "holiday" itself is part of the problem, implying as it does an inevitable return to normality. What I'm longing for is the kind of trip that alters reality. What I need is a real down-in-the-dirt life-experience, like the one I had in Italy when I was 18.
Ewan Morrison: 'I can't let go. I fear what would happen if I did relax for more than eight breaths'
LIVING under constant stress is not any way to live. In fact it's probably a really great way to die – prematurely. It's a sad fact that when I am not stressed I feel less alive; actually I tend to fall asleep. Stress keeps me awake, on my toes, alert to possible threats lurking everywhere. For sure, the hostile capitalist universe has made me like this, but the question is not who's to blame, but what is to be done about it.
Ewan Morrison: 'You want to destroy me, well here I am. Watch me, I'll buy burgers till I die!'
THERE is a direct causal link between low self-esteem and fast food. If someone's ego is destroyed they will fill the void that has opened in their life with vast quantities of cheap, naughty, nasty, tasty, life-threateningly fatty nibbles. Believe me, I know this to be true because I did it last Tuesday.
Ewan Morrison: 'We've lived through 20 years of hip and have grown tired of the lie behind it all'
'WE'RE not over the hill really, are we?" girlfriend asked, and so I asked what she meant.
Ewan Morrison: 'Sunsets are fascist and sunsets are corny. They have been done to death'
I HAVE had to rethink my position on sunsets. I know that sounds ridiculous – sunsets are after all a naturally occurring phenomenon, happening frequently; mostly every night, in fact. However, living in the artists' residency at Cove Park I've been subjected to some of the most awe-inspiring God-and-his-angels-are-about-to-descend solar events that man, since the dawn of time, may have witnessed.
Ewan Morrison: 'I have somehow, in the last year, become progressively, spectacularly brainless'
NO matter how many times I've ranted against the damaging influence of lowest common denominator entertainment media and the spiralling of the world into wilful amnesiac ignorance, I finally have to admit it's not Jordan, Jade or Russell Brand who are the symbols and symptoms of stupidity – it's not the outside world that's getting dumber, but me. I have somehow, in the last year, become progressively, spectacularly brainless.
Ewan Morrison: 'The hippy dream just led to alcoholism, madness and some very confused offspring'
AFTER living for nearly a month in the Scottish countryside, some strange transformation has taken root within me. As I stare out of my window at the blue of Loch Long and Loch Goil and the green and grey of the Arrochar Alps, and as I count the weeks I still have left within this idyllic wilderness before I must return to Glasgow, I feel two powerful impulses stirring:
Ewan Morrison: 'We would survive the blast: we had a stash of Heinz beans and a torch under the stairs'
IT'S A strange thing to be 800 yards from a nuclear submarine and to witness its dark, silent beauty. Of all the monsters potentially lurking within a Scottish loch, a fusion-powered submarine, possibly carrying intercontinental ballistic missiles that could destroy 12 capital cities, can appear benign and tranquil, almost a thing of nature, gliding along as gracefully as a seal.
Ewan Morrison: 'I was checking every ten minutes to see if anyone had sent me a poke or a kiss'
I HAVE found a solution to the problem of internet addiction. What problem, you might ask – the internet is a liberating force; global information exchange is multiplying at an exponential rate; billions of bytes are moving round the globe, connecting the previously unconnected, bringing about a golden age of information, knowledge and freedom. To which I reply: Shut your moronic mouth, you twittering twit.
Ewan Morrison: 'Vacuous little consumers will never know true love or commitment to Nick Cave'
I HAVE a very strange obsessive-compulsive love-hate relationship with Nick Cave. This might be something my generation (Generation X) suffers from more than others. Generation Y seem much more casual about the musicians (and relationships) they're into; they don't have the cult of "the indie genius" or experience devotion in the way that we did. How can anyone be devoted to the Scissor Sisters?
Ewan Morrison: 'Since the world was about to end I saw no point in walking the dog'
THE world will end on 12 December 2012. The argument seemed so overwhelmingly convincing to me last Wednesday that I spent the entire day in my underpants and dressing gown, many bowls of half-eaten Cheerios beside me, listening to death-metal, scrolling through hundreds of apocalyptic conspiracy theory websites.
Ewan Morrison: It was then that I realised that if you ain't black you can't call a black man 'man'
DAMMIT, Eminem is back, straight out of rehab with another irreverent rap album, exposing the ignorant media– obsessed culture that made him who he is and nearly killed him. Damn. I told myself I'd never listen to Eminem again. Not since what happened last time.
Ewan Morrison: 'I marvel at what a pleasant job it must be to be a council employee in Pollok Park'
GLASGOW'S Pollok Park is truly great. Areas of almost true wilderness, well-maintained paths and cycle tracks, formal gardens, and a free museum full of artefacts and artworks from the ancient Egyptians to the French Impressionists. It has always amazed me that it's run by the council (formerly privately owned, it was gifted to the people of Glasgow in 1966). Given that most council jobs involve clearing up the human mess in an impoverished city, I often marvel at what an extrem
Ewan Morrison: 'A wall of hostility suddenly rose up as a wee Weegie grannie stared at me'
IT'S CLEAR that since our technologies of communication have multiplied exponentially, we've actually got let and less to say. None the less we say it louder and louder. Never before has so much meaningless human noise bombarded our senses. Take a confined space, say a train, with 40 people with mobile phones (with catchy jingles), iPods and laptops, and all trace of humanity vanishes in the cacophony.
Ewan Morrison: 'Was he sneaking peeks at Pandora's 36FF cups while frothing a cappuccino?'
I LIKE pornography. In fact I have wide enough experience of its genres to be able to judge nuances in much the same way an Eskimo can determine varieties of snow. However, I am also aware of the thresholds of appropriate time and place for its consumption, unlike a young man who my partner and I encountered last week.
Ewan Morrison: 'I have spent the day with a hammer and chisel, and my toilet has been destroyed'
AS I attempted essential DIY repairs this week I listened to Obama speeches on YouTube. In their utopian talk of progress they seemed reminiscent of the 1960s. Onward to equality and modernity, a brighter future through technology, etc.
Ewan Morrison: 'Picture the blood on the streets as the buggy zooms on, its driver oblivious to the carnage'
THEY are a threat to us all. Before long they'll be filling the pavements, the roads, forcing us to flee. These are not illegal immigrants or Orange Order marchers but battery-powered shopping buggies for geriatrics, as provided by such apparently well-meaning organisations as Shopmobility. They have three wheels, a top speed of 15mph, a handlebar with accelerator and a metal casing. You may have been struck by the sight of one, or even just struck by one, as I recently was.

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It was unclear what they were writing about. I could not find where they were talking about the old American NTSC channels or the new OTA HD channel space.
I'd find a better article next time.
The FCC is buying back radio spectrum from TV stations. Is the spectrum to valuable to waste on the few that still receive TV over the air. http://flatpaneldisplay.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-end-of-broadcast-tv.html


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text: Long story short: I just found this website today Googling around for a commuter bike. I wasn't looking for a folder, truthfully I never thought much about them. I have read all the posts by the Oboeguy and all the responses and I almost feel like a friend of his. I have owned a Specialized Allez and Rockhopper back in the 80's then I did not bike at all in the 90's. In 2001 I lived in Royal Oak, MI and owned a Bianchi Citybike. Now back in NYC I want a commuter that I can take up in a non-freight elevator without hassle. Someone here mentioned the Dahon line could be obtained from The Fitness Store and it certainly can. The Speed 8 is my choice. I obviously don't do as well on the Horn as the Oboeguy does on the Oboe. Well someone else mentioned that the Dahon line could be obtained from the Better Bicycle Company and right again, they certainly can. BBC and TFS both offer free shipping and no sales tax for NYC. BBC also offers a 'free tuneup' worth $50. Interesting because their price ($499) is $50 more than TFS ($449). I asked exactly what a tuneup meant and I was told that it doesn't mean the same as a full bikestore tuneup, hubs are not greased, chains are not oiled, etc. Basically the bike is uncrated and checked for damage and minor adjustments are performed if needed but then the bike is re-packed and potentially at risk yet again for 'stuff' to happen. SO do you see where I am going with this? I am sold on a Speed 8. I have the $530 quid (getting the luggage rack) sitting right here. Who would you give it to? Where do I stand the best chance of getting an undamaged, properly fitted and warrantied bicycle? Thanks.


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Carroll: Pac-10 is catching up to USC
LOS ANGELES After three days spent pondering the wounds and puzzles left over from Southern California's unprecedented thrashing by Oregon, coach Pete Carroll has arrived at two conclusions.
He thinks the Trojans' defensive game plan was terrible – too complicated for the youngsters and too cautious for the veterans. He threw it out, never to use it again.
Carroll also has decided the Trojans' lofty standards of nearly a decade haven't really slipped. Instead, he insists the Pac-10 is simply catching up to the pace set by the surest thing in college football for most of the past seven seasons.
"This is unusual," said Carroll, who's 94-17 at USC. "This is a different impact, but when you lose, you lose. When you get beat, you get beat. You have to deal with it. If we want to give it style points and all that, it tasted a little different, but it's the same mechanisms that have to kick in."
Although that 47-20 Halloween nightmare left the 12th-ranked Trojans (6-2, 3-2 Pac-10) facing long odds to maintain their streak of seven consecutive Pac-10 titles, Carroll seems unshaken in his confidence that USC will recover in his favorite month. USC is 27-0 in November games under Carroll, and the Trojans face their final road trip of the season Saturday at Arizona State (4-4, 2-3).
"You can't do anything about things that have already occurred," Carroll said. "You can only do what's ahead of you and have an opportunity to control what's right in front of you. That's how we've always focused. That is a big principle in our approach. You don't try to control things that are out of your reach, and that's done already."
Although Carroll insists the Trojans aren't slipping, their defensive results over the past 2 1/2 games are alarming. The Trojans have surrendered 103 points in their last five halves of football dating to their narrow win over Notre Dame, culminating in Oregon's one-punt performance while racking up 613 yards – more than any Carroll defense had allowed.
Yet if Carroll is correct about the Pac-10's rise, maybe the loss shouldn't be such a surprise. Maybe the day will soon arrive when a victory over USC isn't cause for a storm-the-field celebration by the opponents' fans, as it has been pretty much every time since 2003.
"The conference is loaded this year, and we still have enormous challenges coming down the schedule here," Carroll said. "It's just a really upscaled version of what our conference has been, and it's been good before that. Our coaches felt this going into the season that we could rival any conference, and I'm seeing it exactly that way.
"It's not just one style. It's different styles, it's different approaches, but it's loaded with a lot of really exciting players and good schemes and really good coaching."
Oregon is in prime position to claim the Rose Bowl berth that has belonged to USC in each of the past four seasons. The USC offense doesn't have the creativity or resources possessed by Oregon – and it certainly couldn't match up last Saturday, when the Ducks scored on every possession of the second half.
Carroll has insisted the Pac-10 was markedly improved before the Trojans largely destroyed it in each of the past seven years, so few believed him when he said the same thing this summer.
Although USC's hopes of winning the conference hinge on a total collapse by Oregon, the Trojans aren't out of the race for a BCS bowl bid. A 10-2 USC team likely would be a very attractive candidate for the Fiesta Bowl, if other factors out of the Trojans' control work out properly.


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With the fire out, firefighters prepare to go back into the Wadinski house in Star Lake Friday to look for hot spots.Brian Jopek photograph
Personnel from several different Vilas and Oneida County fire departments responded to a structure fire in Star Lake Friday morning.
Plum Lake Volunteer Fire Department Chief Kevin Rasmussen said the cause for the fire has not yet been determined.
"I'm pretty sure it started in the basement, though," he said.
The house, which is said to be among the first to be built in Star Lake by the Mickleby family nearly a century ago is now owned by James Wadinski of Wausau.
It's used as a seasonal home and was unoccupied at the time of the fire.
Rasmussen said the flames were contained primarily to the lower levels though the upper levels sustained smoke and water damage.
"The fire did burn through the floor between the first floor and the basement," he said.
Firefighters from Plum Lake, St. Germain, and Boulder Junction responded to the scene. Two firefighters with Minocqua's response intervention team also were there for backup.
Brian Jopek may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Farmington Police have released the identity of the remains found in the burned out remains of the old Farmington High School at the end of May.
His name is Emmanuel Cervantes of West Lafayette, Indiana. He was a photographer, videographer and blogger, who had been reported last month.
Police say he was last seen May 14th walking away from Three Sisters Park in Chillicothe, where he was working as a vendor. The fire happened the next morning just before 5:30. Police say the owner of the Old School Center noticed a foul odor coming from the third floor May 29th and called authorities. That's when they noticed the remains of a human body.
The Fulton County Coroner says Cervantes died from smoke and soot inhalation and that there was no evidence of a gunshot or stab wound or any fractures.
Investigators are still working to determine what caused that fire.
WMBD 31 is following the story and will have other details coming up tonight.
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We are retired military. We stayed at this campground many years back when we full timed in our RV as well as had been stationed here previously. The campground is an older one and I believe they have done a good job in keeping up the park considering cash is not likely flowing to them. When I called for reservations, I was not going to be able to get full hookups for the entire week we were there and agreed to take an electric only site (which is close quarters). prior to leaving on our trip, the staff called to say they had a place for us - full hook up for our entire time. They were as friendly in person as on the phone. There was some road noise as a main street is just over the fence line and an occasional take off to get your attention :)) - ownedafew
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First time staying at this campground. Found it very nice to use while visiting the DC area. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Originally booked in an electric only site but was moved up to full hook up when one came available. We would stay there again when in the area. Camped in a Class C motorhome. - Tiger6
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The park has gotten a upgrade since I last stayed here. All sites have a concrete pads now. Just wide enough for your RV. The electric is old and only 30 Amp. The roads are gravel and not maintained very well at all. When it rains it gets very muddy. All in all you can't beat the location. close to dc. - Powerstroke


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15 amp power only. There is drinking water at site 5 and a hose could be attached if one had a splitter to allow others to use it. There is a golf course--and washrooms at the club house. Daily vehicle fee is $5.00 or purchase a Regional Park Sticker. Email email@example.com for reservations (accepted year round). Open June 1 to Labor Day Long Weekend. There are fire grates on the ground. Town has fuel, grocery store, restaurant and fast food. I'd stay here again. gps 50.21436N 103.44815W - User3761
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From the video archives of the Cornell Law School Heritage Project. The interviewer is Alfred C. Aman (Tuttle clerk 70-72); the videographer, Thomas R. Bruce. This video contains shots of Alfred Aman and Elbert Tuttle in the federal court house, the judge's chambers, the courtroom in which Judge Tuttle sat, portraits and other interior scenes in the courthouse, and views of the building from the street. (Duration 18:27) The initial phase of this project was sponsored by a generous grant from the law firm of Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP.
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Dr. Wang's clinical focus is on head and neck cancer surgery, oral cavity and oropharynx malignancies, transoral robotic surgery, surgery for melanoma and advanced skin cancers of the head and neck, sentinel node biopsy, salivary gland tumors, benign and malignant thyroid lesions, and parathyroid surgery. Dr. Wang has a research interest in head and neck cancer. He conducts laboratory-based translational research investigations of oral cavity and oropharynx carcinoma. At UCSF, Dr. Wang is principal investigator of an NIH-funded prospective study of the role of HPV in head and neck cancer and co-PI of an ECOG-sponsored clinical trial of transoral robotic surgery for oropharynx tumors. He has co-authored 60 peer reviewed articles and 9 book chapters. A frequently invited speaker, Dr. Wang has given more than 90 presentations at medical conferences and academic institutions throughout the United States, Asia, and Europe.
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• Residency: University of California, Los Angeles – Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
• Fellowship: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor – Head and Neck Oncologic and Microvascular Reconstructive Surgery
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• 2005 American Head and Neck Society / American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation - Young Investigator Award
• 2005 Northern California Institute for Research and Education - Young Investigator Award
• 2008 UCSF Dept of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery - Roger Boles, M.D. Award for Excellence in Clinical Faculty Teaching
• 2009 The Triological Society - Harris P. Mosher Award for Excellence of Clinical Research Triologic Thesis
• 2009 Honor Award recipient from the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
• 2010-2015 Listed in Best Doctors by -- Marin Magazine, Best Doctors, Inc, and Castle-Connolly Top Doctors
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Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, M.D., 1991-1995, Medicine
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Finally a member of congress who knows how our congress should work, should we
aid and comfort our enemies?
Let Egypt fall on its own sword, looking at the reports they have attacked our embassy, burnt our flag, made us part of their religion to kill us as infidels.
Should our white house give them our tax money to do it?
- 8:09 a.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Wow, we really need to stop sending our tax dollars to countries abroad and instead use this money for something more productive like paying down our national debt. I'm surprised we as a nation are not more upset about this!
- 8:26 a.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Moral here is simple Don't Mess with Texas :)
This Texas politician has my support and I only wish the upper levels of our current "leadership" would be making some effort to express the wishes of the people in this matter!
- 9:37 a.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Good. Now if we can just block aid to Israel and all of these other countries that suck our coffers dry, we will be talking.
- 10:07 a.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Good job, Texas!!! Now cut the strings to every single country that we have been supporting for the past 50 years. Someone recently said, "Stop paying everyone to hate us. They can now do it for free!!!" Does Washington really think that our check makes a difference? How embarrassing that we have no backbone left and the world sits and laughs at our stupidity.
- 6:43 p.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Wow!! Someone slaps you in the face, and you want to give more money? Where is
Obama getting the money?
Why not take money from his own wages and give it away.
- 7:42 p.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Will the Obama supporters please explain this action?
With the struggles of our own country! Why give our tax money away? There has already been billions given away in the past few years. WHY?
Don't excuse this with George Bush.
- 7:58 p.m. Sept. 29, 2012
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Give away (money, blood, sweat, and tears) and FOR WHAT in return? Our reputation is shot; our dignity tarnished, our resolve diminished; and our country vulnerable to attacks. What kind of leadership would reward $450,000,000 to a "not an enemy" like Egypt in 2012, for not supporting the US, and just to appease them?
- 12:59 a.m. Sept. 30, 2012
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@ worf 7:58 p.m. Sept. 29, 2012
I, by no means, am a Obama supporter. Foreign Aid has been the status quo for decades. Marshall plan, anyone?
What about the photo of Rumsfeld w/ Saddam in the early 80's, the Reagan admin being chummy w/ Manuel Noriega, or even supporting Britian who had issues w/ Mosaddegh nationalizing Iranian Oil and eventually in came the Shah.
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LDS Liberal & Srewdriver,
Where's your rebuttal? Soul has a good point. How do you defend this?
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I don't understand foreign aid given in the past either.
It doesn't justify the handouts of today.
Countries who burn our flag and kill our people,---qualify for benefits?
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Ovulation and Menstruation Problems
What are the various ovulation problems
There are five main categories of ovulation problems:
- Oligomenorrhoea (very erratic periods): There is a defect in the feedback of estrogen from the ovary to the brain. In spite of this, levels of F.S.H., L.H. and estrogen are normal, but there is usually a menstrual disorder with either oligomenorrhoea or secondary amenorrhoea.
- Amenorrhoea (never have a period or periods have stopped): The pituitary gland fails to produce F.S.H. and L.H. This, in turn, affects the ovaries, which fail to produce estrogen. Amenorrhoea is usually the representing symptom.
- Menopause-like condition: The ovaries fail to respond or may be resistant to F.S.H. As is the case in menopause, the F.S.H. levels are very high and the estrogen level very low.
- Polycystic Ovary Disease: This is a condition where there are multiple tiny cysts in the ovaries. The L.H. level is characteristically high with normal F.S.H. and estrogen levels. There is often oligomenorrhoea or amenorrhoea.
- Hyperprolactinaemia: The level of the hormone prolactin is very high while the levels of F.S.H. and estrogen are lowered. This condition is known as hyperprolactinaemia. There is either oligomenorrhoea or amenorrhoea. Discharge from the nipples is also a symptom of this condition as this is the hormone responsible for milk production.
If you have amenorrhoea, your specialist may recommend a test
called the Progesterone Challenge Test before the commencement of the "fertility drug" treatment. This involves taking progesterone tablets for five days. If the ovaries are producing estrogen, a withdrawal menstrual bleed should occur after progesterone tablets have been stopped.
Are ovulation problems reversible
With the exception of ovarian failure for which there is no treatment, all the other causes of ovulation disorders are treatable. If an ovulatory disorder lies at the root of your infertility, you can expect that with the appropriate treatment, the chances of your having a baby will be elevated almost to the levels enjoyed by the fertile population.
Is ovulatory disorder a major cause of infertility
At least 20% of the women attending an Infertility Clinic will have a problem relating to ovulation.
Your menstrual history may indicate the likelihood of an ovulatory disorder for example:
- You may never have had a period, a condition called primary amenorrhoea;
- Periods which were once present have now stopped altogether (known as secondary amenorrhoea);
- Your cycle is so erratic. E.g. periods occurring every 1-4 months, that even if you are ovulating, ovulation is completely unpredictable (known as oligomenorrhoea).
Which drugs are used for the treatment of infertility
Many drugs are used in the treatment of infertility. The main drugs discussed here are Clomiphene, Human Chorionic Gonadotrophin (H.C.G.), Bromocriptine, Human Menopausal Gonadotrophin (hMG), Urofollitrophin (Pure F.S.H.) and Gonadotrophin Releasing Hormone (GnRH or LHRH).
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WHATEVER may be said about the interpretation of the Old Testament, the propriety of talking about its theology has been repeatedly questioned. Can one in fact speak of the theology of the Old Testament in anything approaching a unitary sense? We can readily speak about the theology of Jeremiah or the theology of the Chronicler, but when we think of the Old Testament as a whole, should we not speak rather of the variety of its theologies? What is there in common between the theology of Judges and the theology of Second Isaiah? We may reply at once: 'A recognition that Yahweh, the righteous God, is Lord of history'--but should we have thought of asking the question, let alone of offering a reply, did it not so happen that Judges and Isaiah 40-55 are included in the same corpus of 'sacred' literature?
In an article published in 1960 under the title 'Is there an Old Testament theology?' Preben Wernberg-Møller distinguished two senses which the word 'theology' might bear in that question. On the one hand it might mean 'systematic theology, and more particularly, Christian systematic theology (because the starting-point is then the New Testament)', while on the other hand it might be 'firmly based on a critical linguistic, philological and historical study', in which case it would be used 'in a purely descriptive, non-committal way of the religious contents which may be detected in the Old Testament writings themselves, either in the smaller units, or


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Netflix has announced it'll be the future home of all releases from Disney, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and Marvel, but the company's brief blurb leaves much to be answered — including exactly which properties and titles they'll be debuting.
Unfortunately, you're about to lose access to international Netflix content.
In an effort to cement its strong position, the company has upgraded its popular Roku 3 and Roku 2 streaming players and added some new software features.
HBO Go is now available for the PS4, but not if you're a Comcast subscriber. Both the PS3 and PS4 are currently blocked from using HBO's streaming service.
Consumer electronics companies have begun the 4K push, and now it seems everyone is scrambling to get their houses in order. The PS4 and Xbox One are already technically capable of outputting 4K video, but considering how much these consoles struggle to reach 1080p, is 4K really feasible with the existing hardware? Netflix seems to think we're in for PS4 and Xbox One hardware revisions this year, but are Sony and Microsoft willing to burn their early adopters?
It is exceedingly hard to find an angle that presents The Interview in a positive light — and yet, of course, Sony Pictures' marketing department has managed to do just that. Yesterday, four days after the film's release on YouTube, Google Play Movies, and Xbox Video, The Interview became Sony's '#1 online film of all time,' grossing $15 million from sales and rentals. In other news, however, it would appear, rather ironically, that Sony used a popular K-pop song without permission of artist.
Netflix has once again killed any hope of an eventual offline version of its service — but as near as we can tell, there's no technical reason the company couldn't offer this kind of feature.
Sony's PlayStation 4 is enjoying a successful first year, flipping the PS3's dismal launch script around. While the PS4 is enjoying more success than the PS3 did, the PS3 still has one distinct advantage over its descendent: media playback. With PlayStation Vue, a cloud-based TV streaming service, Sony aims to close that media gap.
This week, Google is rolling out changes to its search engine that will 'visibly affect' the rankings of 'notorious' sites that enable the downloading or streaming of pirated music, movies, and TV shows. In the place of these unofficial or illegal links — which often rank above legal, commercial sites — Google will now show direct links to Amazon, Netflix, Spotify, and other 'official' sites.
Along with the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9, Google has also released its umpteenth attempt at taking over your living room: the Nexus Player. Made by Asus and Google, this is technically the first device to run Android TV — a version of Android 5.0 Lollipop that has had its interface specially tailored for use on your TV. Outwardly, it would appear that the $100 Nexus Player is just YASTB that's months or years behind the competition — but who knows, maybe there's a method in Google's incessant living room madness?
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The Most Good You Can Do: How Effective Altruism is Changing Ideas about Living Ethically by Peter Singer is the assigned reading for Summer 2015.
Peter Singer is one of the most well-known contemporary philosophers and an influential public figure.
He is the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. His writings on ethics, medicine, health care, charitable giving, effective altruism, public policy, and animal issues have influenced not just countless philosophy students, but also well-known public figures. His book, Animal Liberation, is credited with starting the modern animal rights movement.
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Hummel, Thalia Z.*; Kindermann, Angelika*; Stokkers, Pieter C.F.†; Benninga, Marc A.*; ten Kate, Fiebo J.W.‡
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Objectives: The base of human Peyer patches of the terminal ileum has been noted to contain black granular pigment deposits, composed of titanium dioxide and aluminosilicate, which are food additives typically present in a Western diet, and pharmaceuticals. In the present study, we investigated the distribution of exogenous pigment throughout the gastrointestinal tract of children suspected of having inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), the correlation between their age and the presence and amount of pigment in Peyer patches, and its relation to pediatric IBD.
Methods: Biopsies (upper and lower gastrointestinal tract) from children suspected of having IBD who underwent endoscopy, were reassessed by a blinded, expert pathologist. The amount of pigment in biopsies was scored using a semiquantitative scale (range 0 to +++).
Results: A total of 151 children were included: 62 with Crohn disease (CD), 26 with ulcerative colitis, and 63 with non-IBD. In 63 children (42%), deposits of black pigment were found only in biopsies from the terminal ileum, located in Peyer patches. A significant correlation was found between increasing age and the amount of pigment (P = 0.004). Pigment deposits were found significantly less in the patients with CD compared with those in patients with ulcerative colitis and those with non-IBD (26% vs 62% and 49%, P = 0.002).
Conclusions: These results provide support for the hypothesis that the amount of pigment, only present in Peyer patches in the terminal ileum, becomes denser with increasing age. Absence of pigment in Peyer patches in a higher number of patients with CD suggests that microparticles may have become involved in the inflammatory process, possibly because of disrupted autophagy.
The incidence of childhood-onset Crohn disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) has dramatically increased in Western countries in the last several decades (1). The etiology of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is unknown, but evidence suggests that it results from a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental factors (2). The latter is clearly important because IBD is almost exclusively a disease of developed countries. The data have shown a rapidly increasing incidence in Asia, which seems to occur in parallel with the rapid socioeconomic development taking place (3,4). A change to a more Westernized diet may underlie this epidemiological change in the Asian population (4). Indeed, diet has been the subject of much discussion and speculation. Most studies dealing with this subject have, however, only provided indirect evidence of a possible cause-and-effect relation between specific dietary factors and IBD (2). Upon light microscopy, Shepherd et al (5) have found that the base of human Peyer patches of the terminal ileum contains black granular pigment deposits. Further analysis has demonstrated that these pigment deposits consist of titanium dioxide and aluminosilicate (5,6). There are 2 hypotheses concerning the route these microparticles may take to reach the Peyer patches. The first hypothesis assumes that these metals and minerals in the bowel are derived from ingested materials, such as food additives, pharmaceuticals, and toothpaste (7,8). The second hypothesis assumes that materials from atmospheric dust are inhaled and that macrophages in the lung bearing these materials are expectorated and swallowed (8). Following digestion, these materials are reingested by macrophages in the bowel. A variation of this hypothesis is that the macrophages in the lung are deposited in the bowel via the bloodstream or lymphatic vessels (8). Based on the anatomical distribution of these microparticles in the Peyer patches of the terminal ileum, it has been suggested that these particles may play a role in the etiology of CD (9). Until now little has been known about the presence of exogenous pigment in the gastrointestinal tract of children. Pigment deposits have been reported in only a few children, all older than 6 years (5). It has been suggested that extremely young children, while being exposed to these exogenous materials, may not have accumulated enough pigment in the Peyer patches to be detected by light microscopy (5). Therefore, the aims of the present study were as follows: to map the distribution of exogenous pigment throughout the gastrointestinal tract of children suspected as having IBD, to assess the correlation between age and the presence and amount of exogenous pigment in the Peyer patches of the terminal ileum, and to determine its relation to pediatric IBD.
All children suspected as having IBD visiting our Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition between January 2003 and December 2008 were selected for the present study. As part of the clinical workup, all patients underwent both ileocolonoscopy and upper gastrointestinal tract endoscopy. Only children in whom the terminal ileum was intubated were included. All of the patients had at least 1, but mostly 2 or more biopsy specimens taken from each part of the colon (cecum, ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, and rectum), terminal ileum, duodenum, stomach (antrum and corpus), and esophagus. Biopsies were taken from macroscopically normal mucosa and from inflamed areas. The tissue was formalin fixed, paraffin embedded, and routinely processed and stained with hematoxylin and eosin. Each biopsy specimen was cut in 2 or more levels to increase the chance to detect pigment. Biopsies from all sites were reassessed, using light microscopy, by an expert pathologist, who was blinded to the clinical condition. The amount of pigment was scored using a semiquantitative scale, range 0 to (+++). In the (+) group, only some spots of pigment were seen. The biopsies that were full of pigment were scored as (+++). All biopsies that contained pigment less than (+++) and more than (+) were grouped into (++). Patients were divided into 3 groups on the basis of their diagnosis: CD, UC, and no IBD (non-IBD). The diagnosis was made based on the reference standard procedure, which consisted of endoscopic findings and histopathological interpretation, imaging studies, and on clinical follow-up data and/or repeated endoscopy. Presenting symptoms, duration of symptoms, and clinical follow-up data were extracted from medical charts. A statement of no objection was released by our institutional review board.
The Statistical Package for Social Sciences version 20 (IBM SPSS Statistics, Armonk, NY) was used for all analyses. Fisher exact tests were used comparing categorical variables between groups and nonparametric tests (Kruskal-Wallis test) comparing continuous variables, such as age and duration of disease. Spearman correlation coefficient was used to assess the relation between the amount of pigment and age at endoscopy. The criterion for statistical significance was defined as a P value of <0.05.
A total of 172 children suspected of IBD were selected. The terminal ileum was successfully intubated in 151 of 172. Of these 151 children, 54% were boys, with a mean age of 12.2 years (age range 1.6–18.1 years). Based on our reference standard diagnostic procedures, 62 children fulfilled the criteria for CD, 26 children for UC, and 63 children did not have IBD. No differences were found between the 3 main groups with regard to age at endoscopy, sex, and duration of symptoms. The follow-up period was significantly different between groups (P < 0.0001). These data are shown in Table 1. None of the patients with non-IBD developed IBD, or other gastrointestinal disease, during the follow-up period.
In 63 children (42%), aggregates of fine black pigment were found in biopsies from the terminal ileum (Fig. 1A and B). The pigment was located in the Peyer patches, just within the lymphoid follicle, outside the germinal center. Pigment cells were not observed in lymphoid follicles in the duodenum, colon, or elsewhere in the gut.
The age of children with pigment in the Peyer patches ranged from 3.7 to 18.1 years (mean age 12.1 years, standard deviation 3.8). There was a significant correlation between age at endoscopy and the amount of pigment (P = 0.004, Fig. 2). The amount of pigment became denser with increasing age.
Pigment was found in a significantly lower number of patients with CD compared with that in patients with UC and those with non-IBD (26% vs, respectively, 62% and 49%, P = 0.002, Fig. 3). Terminal ileitis was found in 11 of 16 patients with CD (69%) with pigment in the terminal ileum biopsies and in 36 of 46 patients with CD (78%) with no pigment in the terminal ileum (P = 0.5). Lymphoid tissue was found in terminal ileum biopsies of 50% of patients with CD, 70% of patients with UC, and 72% of patients with non-IBD (P = 0.4). In this group of children with lymphoid tissue present in the terminal ileum biopsies, pigment was still found significantly less often in patients with CD compared with that in patients with UC and those with non-IBD (P = 0.02).
The present study shows that pigment deposits were present in 42% of all of the children undergoing endoscopy because of complaints of suspected IBD located only in the Peyer patches in the terminal ileum biopsies. Furthermore, a significant correlation was found between the amount of pigment in the Peyer patches and age, with the amount of pigment becoming denser with increasing age. Surprisingly, these pigment deposits were found significantly less often in patients with CD compared with that in children with UC and those with non-IBD.
Shepherd et al (5) were the first to describe their findings of "pigment cells" at the base of Peyer patches in 1987 in samples of human small intestine. Since then, these pigment cells have been described several times, but never in a cohort of children (6,8,9). In accordance with the report by Shepherd et al (5), in the present study, pigment deposits were only observed in Peyer patches, not in gut-associated lymphoid tissue in other parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Powell et al (6) have shown pigment also in lymphoid aggregates in the colon/ileocecal region in a few adult patients. Pigment deposits have also been seen in the endothelial cells of blood vessels (n = 2) (8), around dilated lymphatics in the submucosa of the ileum (n = 2), in mesenteric lymph nodes, and in 1 patient with ileal CD in transmural inflammatory aggregates (5). All of these studies, however, examined intestinal resection preparates, which can explain the difference in these studies where only biopsies were available.
Pigment cells are either mature or maturing macrophages containing lysosomes that are full of dense, small microparticles that do not allow transmission of light and, thus, appear black upon regular light microscopy (6,9). These microparticles appear to be principally aluminosilicates, titanium dioxide, and a small proportion of nonaluminum-containing silicates (6). Titanium dioxide is a common whitening and brightening agent used in the food and pharmaceutical industry. Aluminosilicates are widely used in the food industry as anticaking and thickening agents, as pharmaceutical excipients, and in toothpaste (6,10). Intakes of aluminosilicates are greater than intakes of titanium dioxide, respectively, 35 and 2.5 mg per person per day in the United Kingdom (10). Microparticles can enter the body by crossing the intestinal epithelium via endocytic M cells overlying intestinal lymphoid aggregates before reaching macrophages. M cells are specialized, differentiated epithelial cells, which function as an entry and have an exceptional capacity in the uptake of exogenous particles (11,12). The exogenous particles are resistant to enzymatic or chemical degradation and are accumulated in the pigment cells, which are of low metabolic and immunological activity (9). Our finding that the density of pigment deposits increases with age confirms that pigment cells are inert storage cells of exogenous particles, taken up by the gut, which become saturated in the course of time. Shepherd et al (5) have shown that pigment in Peyer patches is present in adults and children >6 years of age; however, we have shown in our study that pigment in Peyer patches can be found in even younger children. In our cohort, 6 children with pigment deposits in Peyer patches were younger than 6 years (2 CD, 1 UC, and 3 non-IBD). Apparently, in these young children, exogenous microparticles may have accumulated enough to be detected by light microscopy.
Based upon the site of uptake of these particles in the Peyer patches in the terminal ileum, the "classical" site of inflammation in CD, they may play a role in the pathogenesis of CD. It is well known that similar particles can cause granulomatous diseases in other organs (13,14). Our study shows that pigment in Peyer patches was found in a significantly lower number of patients with CD compared with that in patients with UC and those with non-IBD. We hypothesize that in patients with CD, the pigment cells have turned into an immunological active state and have become involved in the inflammatory process. Former studies have found that exogenous microparticles can act as adjuvants in the presence of lipopolysaccharide, significantly enhancing interleukin-1β (IL-1β) (titanium dioxide, in the presence of additional calcium cations) (15,16), IL-10, IL-8, and tumor necrosis factor-α responses in vitro and can impair macrophage phagocytic capacity (titanium dioxide and aluminosilicate) (17).
Based on genomewide association studies, it has become clear that a defective autophagy plays an important role in the pathogenesis of CD. NOD2 gene variants have been implemented in muramyl dipeptide–induced autophagy and bacterial targeting toward lysosomes. Dendritic cells that express the disease-associated variants have been shown to be defective in both these functions (18). The disease-associated variant in the ATG16L1 gene is involved in the same pathway and has been implicated in antimicrobial peptide release and negative regulation of proinflammatory cytokine production (19). Thus, the role of autophagy in the immune response is highly pleiotropic because it is involved in both innate and adaptive immune response and dependent on cell type and interactions with specific microbial factors (20).
Our observation that pigment is found significantly less often in the lysosomes of patients with CD raises the question of whether this observation is associated with autophagy-related disease variants and prompts future research in this direction.
An alternative explanation for our observation could be that the biopsies just represent a fraction of the total terminal ileum, which may lead to sampling bias in patients with CD if biopsies have been taken from chiefly inflamed mucosa. The terminal ileum biopsies of patients with CD contained significantly less lymphoid tissue compared with that of others; however, analyzing only the group of children with lymphoid tissue present in the terminal ileum biopsies, pigment was still found significantly less often in patients with CD compared with that in patients with UC and those with non-IBD, which makes sampling bias less likely.
In summary, in children, pigment cells are only present in Peyer patches in the terminal ileum, not in gut-associated lymphoid tissue in other parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Pigment in Peyer patches can be found in children >3.7 years of age and the density increases with age. The pigment in Peyer patches was, however, found in a significantly lower number of patients with CD compared with that in children with UC and those with non-IBD. Knowing that the etiology of IBD is still unclear, the absence of pigment in Peyer patches in patients with CD strengthens the evidence that microparticles may play a role in the inflammatory process of CD, which may be the result of a defective autophagy pathway. This hypothesis, however, remains to be established.
inflammatory bowel disease; microparticle; Peyer patch; pigment cell
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