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Issue date: Thursday, January 24, 1974
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Ukiah Daily Journal (Newspaper) - January 24, 1974, Ukiah, California Northwestern ^litomitt: , Mottty lair in the mniA tonight; diahcie of rain in the north tonight, witli rain iilteiy Friday ' ill the north and slight chanceia the south; low tonight and high FYiday at Fort Bragg 42 and 55, Uldah 39 and 55. nath Year No; 198 ��-ii-. T�fiip�ratiir#i Jan., 1974 , Date Hi Lo 23 66 ' 33_ Noon Today 50 Jaiii, 1973 Date Hi Lo 23 53.39 'Low Today 33 Ukiah, Mendocino Courtty, .California- Thursdiay, January 24, }974 .RainraH38;04 Last Vear 29.07 12 Pages-1 Section-10 Gents Redwopd Valley college trustees choice By GLENN ERICKSON The Mendocino College board of trustees voted 6-1 liast night in favor of Redwood Valley as a proposed site for construction of a permanent campuswith Al Canepa Jr. of Willits casting the sole "no" vote. The decision followed nearly three hours of sometimes heated and sometimes eye-opening discussion and eye-closing technical geological reports by various experts before the board and a capacity audience. At approjiimately 7:55 p.m. President Leo Cook of the board of trustees cast^the ^ final "yes"'vote and ended - for the time being at least -weeks and months of site-inspection, technical reports, public hearings and study by the board, in its efforts to recommend a permanent campus site for,further stat^ study and �,. ultimate approval or rejection. Now, SupJ. Pete DeVries, his staff and the' district's architectura'l consultants, represented locally by Bob Axl and Max Kappeler, must write a final proposed "project"'to update a previous tentative project submitted prior to Jan. i5. te- Sacramento. They n\ust get the amended project to Sacramento on or before Jan. 30, if the district is to receive any consideration of its college facility initial construction for 67 per'cent state funding in the next state budget (1975-76) now being put together for future legislative approval. Whether or not the Redood Valley site is ultimately accepted or rejected depends upon whether or not the site, with its "60-. 80-foot, possibly geologically hazardous cliff" and possible flood potential on, or adjacent to, land near Forsythe jcreek, . proves a^eptable to the state's geologists 'and e^ineers. The Community College Coordinating Cduncilrorstfifers, also must finally okay the site. In the end, as President Cook remarked some meetings back, the choice of the t�ard was not the most perfect or desirable, but merely the least ob- jectionabte.. ' '__ (See tomorrow's Daily Journal for individual expressions of opinion by the trustees and the reasons which led to their vote last night.) _� ' � The final 6-1 vote was in favor of a motion by veteran educator and board member Freeman Whitaker that the board recommend and acquire thfe Redwood Valley .site for a ^ermaneiht college campus. The second came from board member Carol Newby. Al Canepa Jr., cast the only "no" vote. "Yes" votes were recorded by Rachel Peugh, Supt. Pete DeVries' secretary and unofficial "administrative assistant," from Freeman Whitaker, Virginia Har-wood. Donna Ek,. Carol Newby, Louis Fortin and Leo Cook. Canepa, a-trustee froro_Willits, minutes before had nioved that the board acquire BILLSELLIER Project Director backs RV Open space resolution Splitting on the same 3-2 vote with which they earlier adopted the ..county's open . space-conservation general plan element, supervisors Wednesday instructed preparation of a resolution to be sent to the state Department of Resources indicating the plan is officially adopted, but applied only to certain areas." Supervisors Burgess Williams and Augie Avila continued to. express their disjpleasure over.the action by casting "no" votes. The resolution Will state that the open , space element will apply only testate and federal lands in the county, and the conservation .element will apply only to lands under preserve contract under the Williamson Act. Avila indicated he felt all prime lands should be included in the conservation element. Supervisor Ernie Banker stated he felt the bNDard could later include other areas in ' open space by amending the plan once it was adopted and accepted by the state. Planning Director Ron Hall had brought the board a revised plan which specifically dealt with those state and federal, and ag ' preserve, lands,,but Banker indicated that had not been the board's original intention. He took issuie with the worjjing of a cover, letter Hall had sent to Sacramento last month when the plan was originally sent before the Dec. 31 deadline so open space Subvention funds would not be lost, but added that it had been only a "small difference of opinion." Williams stated he felt the plan should not include any acreage restrictions, but shoulcl instead State that parcels should be -kejtf in ^viable economic Ainita.^' --- - The element can be amended to include other lands three times a year. OUTSTANDING' YOUNG MAN - District Attorney Duncan Jafmes, left; receives the 1973 Outstanding Young Man award from Ukiah Jaycees President Dave Pearson at last night's community awards and appreciation banquet. (Additional photos on Page 5) - Journal photo by McKee. Hospital veto override fails by single vote Buli*tin Ukiah Unified board of education will meet in a short special session at'noon Friday at the district office to consider firing legal counsel to assist in aquisition of Low Gap site^,. for new high school, Supt. W.O. Murphy announced today. FOOTE'S SPORTIMC OOOpS COATS SACRAMENTO (UPD -By a scant one-vote margin, the Senate has failed to override Gov. Ronald Reagan's veto of a bill requiring legislative approval to close state mental hospitals. The failure Wednesday night preserved intact Reagan's record of never having a veto overridden. No governor's veto has been overturned in 28 years. , Republican Sen. George Deukmejian of - long Beach,-arguing against the attempt, told his colleagues, "There is nothing to be gained by this override except for a. headline." But Republican Sen. W. Oaig Biddleof Riverside said, "I think it is time we used this bill as an example and broke the dam. It will set the record straight for future governors and future legislators." Five Republicans sided with all .21 Democratsto provide 2(5 votes in favor of the bill (AB855) by Assemblyman John Burton, D-San Francisco. Twenty-Seven votes were needed for the override, which the Assembly had already ai^roved. All 12 "no" votes were cast by Republicans., The Assembly last Week voted to override 59-12, {^C^lfee,: ^required the state Department of Health to report to the legislature along with its budget any plans for closure of the 11 reniaining state hospitals for the mentally ill and retardeld. Reagan, who plans to retire this year, rejected.the legislation last September, contendhig the bill would violate the .constitutional sejjaratioh of powers between the legislative arid executive branches. The governor's administration has closed three mental hospitals in the past seven years. Reagan has said declining hospital populations and expanded community trpatment program justified the controversial closures. The administration last winter an-.nounced long-range plans to take the state out of the mental hospital business by 1982. But .the proposal was abandoned in Oc-tober-when officials quietly served noticed there were no plans to close any hospital:^ in the "foreseeable future." Last Winter's announcement was made despite intense parent opposition to hospital closure and mounting concern statewide over murders and other violent crimes committed by released mental patients. In a rf re event, television camera crews were permitted to film the veto override attempt. TV crews have not .been allowed to Jilm Senate floor debates in recent memory. -During the override debate. Senate Democratic leader George Moscone of San Francisco, floor m"anager of the bill, noted the legislature last year approved it without a single negative vote and said the ipeasure "Only reaffirms legislative 'WBthorityin anareathatsprely needs it.". But Sen. John Harmer of Glendale; GOP Caucus chairman, insisted the bill would "change nothing" because he said existing law and budgetary procedure already prohibit hospital closures unless the lawmakers have been notified nuie nionths in advance. "This is really a false issue, a false hope for thosepeople who.are concerned about it," Harmer argued. "The legislature does not administer the state. We are a lawmaking body-not an administrative body." the Willits site as the future permanent campus. riis motion came after board members had attempted to define their feelings on the pros and cons of both sites; the responsibilities pf^e board and its members to represenl^I of the district, not just their- home areas of Willits, Leggett, Ukiah or Boonville; and their need to bear in mind that, the ultimate concern is to secure the best possible, most convenient' campus for the largest majority , of day or evening college students; at the most reasonable cost to the taxpayers within the realm of sound, esthetic campus planning and operation. Canepa's motion that the board accept the Willits site, offered as a donation by Willits industrialist Bob Harrah. and backed by the City of Willits as the most central geographic location for a campus to serve greater Mendocino County aS-Wfill-as Lake County, and a site offering readily available utiHties, etc., died for a lack of a second. The vote came something as an anticlimax and a bit of a surprise to sonie. There were those in the audience who felt that allegedly new, Corps of- Engineers statistics on the possibility of flooding of "20 to 35 acres" in the lowest portion of the proposed three-tier campus site at Redwood Valley; plus report of an alleged earthquake fault through the center of the Willits site, might cause the board to delay its selection and lead to either a special meeting, or even to a decision to search out other sites and thus delay campus site funding a year or more. The meeting began with an attempted summation of geological findjngs on both sites-by the architect's consulting engineers and geologists. The summation developed into a lively "cross-examination" of consultant E.C. Wimerhalder by Tom Sheahan, a geologist for Brown arid Caldwell, consulting engineers for Willits.'Sheahan challehged pWinterhalder on several points, and forced him tQu*qualify rhis statement tiiat an earthquake fault was an "inferred" fault alleged to run throoghf the Willits site. Sheahan later . jolted some board members and those in the audienc,e by pulling out Corps of Engineers statistics showing that some portions of the lower part of the proposed Redwood Valley site had been under three feet or more of water in the 1955-56 and 1964 floods. The impromptu "courtroom" Exchanges of Sheahan and Winterhalder on geological points and other questions threatened to reduce the meeting to a series of personality and political clashes, but Cook, an attolrney, called a halt to the arguing and drew a laugh from the capacity audience when he said: "If I were an attorney I would object to the question. . ." (Cont'd on Page 12) BOB AXT Hits back at critics Jaycees iiame DA Duncan Jqmes Outstanding Young Man of 1973 District Attorney Duncan James_w,as, honored last riighfas Outstanding Young Man of 1973 by the Ukiah Jaycees at a community awards and appreciation banquet held at the Palace Hotel. Sgt. Richard Perry of the Ukiah police department received the Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer award, and.Ray Chadwick, a social stuiiies and English instructor at PomoHta junior high, was named Outs.tanding Young Educator. Janies, 33, has served as district attorney here since 1969, when he was appointed to the position after serving as a, deputy DA. He was elected to a four year term in June, 1970. , A native of San Francisco and graduate of Willamette University, where he received his Doctor of Jurisprudence, James worked With the U.S. Treasury Departhient prior to moving to Ukiah in August, 1%7. ' He is a member of the Ukiah Lions Club, and has worked with the Pop Warper, and Punt, Pass and Kick programs through that group. He is a vice president of South Ukiah Little League, and was responsible for securing use of the baseball fields at Mendocino State Hospital last year for the league's use. James is a member of several state committees, with district attorneys and law enforcement officers from around California. He' has written several laws, and has appeared before both the California and U,S. Supreme Courts. James and his wife, Sharron, have three children: Brad, 11, Katharine, 7 and Julie, Perry, 35, moved to llkiah in January, 1971, to become an officer on the department here after serving for six years with the Santa Clara County sheriff's office, and three years in the U.S. Army Intelligence division. He received his BA in pohce,science at.San Jose State College. He was promoted to sergeant last' year, and is coordinator of the department's reserve program and Operation Understanding ride-along program, wherein students ride in patrol cars with uniformed officers. Perry also handles the bicycle safety inspection and licensing program and has attended schools in the llkiah Valley area to give demonstration. He has worked with the.. .California Highway Patrol in presenting its Stop On A Dime bicycle ' safety program. He also assisted the Ukiah Jaycees with their Bicycle Safety Road-E-0 last September. The young law enforcement officer is also the department's school liasop officer, and hjas attended several high school classes to talk informally with students arid increase their understanding of the police department, v Perry recently coriducted seminars with .senior citizens to wajn them of btmco arid ' fraud schemes used to cheat the elderly. Perry and his wife, Beverly, have two sons, John, 6, and David, 3. dhadwick, 26, has been ah instructor at Pomolita smce September, 1972,.^ aftfer graduatuig from Ukiah high school in 1966 and receivhig, his teachuig credentials at Sonoma State College. _He is the basketball coach at the school, and has been very successful.in bringing honors to Pomolita in this field. His nvost imporUnt contribution has " dofhelri'dey eloping a drug abuse Education program taught through the social studies class, an effort he was assisted in by fellow instructor Robert, Frassinfello, who' was also an outstanding educator nominee. ' (Thadwick has also developed an elective radio and television programming cEss. The Boss of the Year award, given to the Jaycee employer who has contributed to the community and Ukiah Jaycees, was awarded to George Hunter, managing editor of the Daily Journal. He was nominated by Mark Raymond, an officer witii the local groiip and chairman of the dinner and JAyqee Week activities, Jan. 20-26. � Hunter has been, managing editor of the Journal for 16' 2 years, and a member of. the 12th District fair lx)ard for 11 years. He has consistently supported improved education and n6w schools, retention of local fairs, and civic improvements, through the editorial columns of the He is a member of the Deerwood Park Tennis Clubi and Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club, lie was honored in 1971 by being named a Life Master with the American Contract Bridge League. Certificates of appreciation Were given to Rev. E. W. J. Schmitt, Mayor Jack Simpson, Iver Seuss for the Greater Ukiah Chamber of (Commerce, Chief Donn Saulsbury for the Ukiah police department, ai)d to Palace Hotel owner Virice Sisco. Guy Chick was presented a certificate for successfully aborting the theft of a Jaycee flag last July despite the personal injury he received. Dgve Pearson is president of the Ukiah Jaycees. Awards committee members included Doc Barry and Rick Woolworth. The young man and young educator nominees will be submitted for state competition. Sen. Collier Won't be 2nd District candidate REDDING (UPD - Sen. Randolph C^oUier, dean of the legislature, announced today he will not move to a newly reapportioned district on'|he north coa^t wiiere he would face a re-election contest this year. - , ' In a statement distributed to the news media. Collier. D-Yreka, declare-, "My family and I have decided that I will not be a candidate for election in 1974. "However, 1 will be a candidate for reelection in the first district in 1976." That means Collier's home Ijase would continue to be Siskiyou County. But his current district (the fifst) is being altered under reapportonment to also include all of central Northern California, including areas now represented by Repiiblican Senate leader Sen. Fred W. Marler Jr., of Redding . The district stretches south to include Colusa, Sutter and "Placer counties. Marler has indicatedhe will not seek re-electiori and is hoping to be appointed as,a judge. If Collier had moved to the; north coast district, he could have faced a general election contest against Sen. Peter Behr, R-Tiburon. , Stat^ Sen. Peter Behr (R-Tiburon) who faced a potential battle with Collier for the Second District seat expressed relief today at Collier's decision. "1 am pleased arid even a bit relieved that Seij. Collier has decided not to move into tlie second district and run against me, "Behr told the Journal-this-morning.';-"He would be, of course, a very formidible opponent and if I am successful in November in the new district, and of course Texpect to be successful, no doubt Sen. Collier and I can join together in promoting whatever we mutually agree to be in the best4nteresta of the North Coast. I have respecT lor hirn andTlQ quarrels with him and believe that we can work together for the common good of the Second District." SEN. RANDOLPH COLLIER ;


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Prisons and Prison Life investigates and analyzes prisons--and the often undocumented costs of imprisonment for all involved. It covers the history of imprisonment in the U.S. as well as all aspects of prison life, including profiles of prisoners, a description of life in prison, women's prisons, correctional officers, management issues, and re-entry. The use of first-person quotations throughout further enriches the discussion and personalizes the issues. The book is intended for courses on prisons, but is used frequently in courses on corrections as well.
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Table of Contents
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|p. xvii
|Prisons: Then and Now
|p. 1
|The Purpose and Functions of Prisons
|p. 1
|The Philadelphia and Auburn Models
|p. 4
|p. 6
|p. 8
|New Expectations
|p. 10
|Racial Politics
|p. 10
|p. 11
|Young Offenders
|p. 11
|The Death of the Rehabilitative Era
|p. 12
|p. 13
|Prisons and Politics
|p. 15
|p. 19
|Explaining Incarceration
|p. 21
|The Rise of Imprisonment
|p. 22
|The United States Compared to the World
|p. 23
|Comparing States' Rates of Incarceration
|p. 24
|Incarceration and Race/Ethnicity
|p. 25
|Explaining the Increase
|p. 28
|p. 29
|Sentencing Changes
|p. 30
|Increased "Punitiveness"
|p. 32
|Increased Parole Revocations
|p. 34
|The "War on Drugs"
|p. 34
|The Deinstitutionalizaton of the Mentally Ill
|p. 35
|The Privatization of Prisons
|p. 36
|Reversing the Trend
|p. 38
|p. 39
|The New Bastille
|p. 41
|The Number and Types of Prisons
|p. 41
|Federal and State Systems
|p. 42
|State Prisons
|p. 43
|p. 44
|The Super-Max
|p. 46
|Private Prisons
|p. 51
|Proponents and Opponents of Privatization
|p. 52
|Corrections Corporation of America and GEO Group
|p. 54
|Evaluations of Private Prisons
|p. 55
|Interstate Transfer
|p. 57
|p. 59
|p. 61
|The Demographics of Prisoners
|p. 62
|p. 63
|p. 65
|Medical/Physical Characteristics
|p. 66
|Education and Employment Histories
|p. 67
|p. 67
|Prisoners: Yesterday and Today
|p. 69
|Special Populations
|p. 72
|Mentally Ill
|p. 72
|Mentally Handicapped
|p. 77
|Drug Dependent Offenders
|p. 78
|p. 79
|Medical Services
|p. 80
|p. 83
|Rehabilitation Revisited
|p. 86
|The Legacy of the Rehabilitative Era
|p. 87
|What Is Treatment?
|p. 87
|p. 88
|Education, Vocational Training, and Industry
|p. 89
|p. 89
|Vocational Training and Industry
|p. 91
|Drug Treatment
|p. 94
|Evaluating Drug Treatment
|p. 96
|Rehabilitative Programs and the Will to Change
|p. 97
|p. 99
|The Will to Change
|p. 101
|Evidence-based Corrections
|p. 102
|p. 104
|Living in Prison
|p. 106
|Prisoner Subculture Research
|p. 107
|Elements of the Subculture
|p. 108
|Prison Argot
|p. 106
|Inmate Code
|p. 109
|The Black Market
|p. 110
|Race and Gangs
|p. 111
|Prison Violence
|p. 113
|Correlates of Violence
|p. 114
|Economic Violence
|p. 115
|Sexual Violence
|p. 116
|Riots and Collective Violence
|p. 123
|Changes in Prison Violence
|p. 124
|Coping in the Prison World
|p. 125
|p. 126
|Prisons for Women
|p. 128
|Increasing Numbers
|p. 129
|History of Women's Prisons
|p. 130
|Gendered Pathways and Gendered Programming
|p. 132
|Pathways Research
|p. 133
|p. 134
|p. 135
|Importance of Relationships
|p. 136
|Pathways and Classification
|p. 136
|Gender-specific Programing
|p. 137
|Living in Prison
|p. 140
|p. 141
|Sexual Relationships and Sexual Violence
|p. 142
|Sexual Victimization by Staff Members
|p. 143
|Mothers in Prison
|p. 145
|p. 148
|Prisoners' Rights
|p. 150
|Causes of Action and Sources of Rights
|p. 152
|The First Amendment
|p. 154
|Freedom of Religion
|p. 154
|Freedom of Speech and Press
|p. 158
|Rights of Association
|p. 160
|The Fourth Amendment
|p. 161
|The Eighth Amendment
|p. 162
|Medical Care and Rehabilitation
|p. 163
|Excessive Use of Force/Other Punishments
|p. 164
|Totality of Circumstances
|p. 165
|The Fourteenth Amendment
|p. 166
|Access to Courts
|p. 167
|Disciplinary Proceedings
|p. 168
|Other Deprivations
|p. 171
|p. 173
|Correctional Staff and Administration
|p. 175
|Correctional Officers
|p. 175
|The Changing Role of the Guard
|p. 176
|Correctional Officers Today
|p. 177
|"Structured Conflict"
|p. 178
|The Officer Subculture
|p. 182
|p. 184
|The Human Service Officer
|p. 185
|p. 187
|Managing the Prison
|p. 190
|p. 191
|Civil Service and Workforce Diversity
|p. 192
|Cross-Sex Supervision and Sexual Misconduct
|p. 194
|Corruption and Unethical Practices
|p. 196
|p. 198
|Release, Reentry, and the Future of Prisons
|p. 200
|Reentry and Recidivism
|p. 201
|p. 203
|Civil Liberties
|p. 205
|Barriers to Success
|p. 206
|Envisioning the Perfect Prison
|p. 208
|The Importance of Justice
|p. 209
|Cutting Back on Prison
|p. 211
|The Prison Industrial Complex
|p. 211
|p. 213
|Table of Cases
|p. 217
|p. 219
|p. 251
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Applause, Applause!
Too beautiful for words. All I can say is that this piece made Mew York City a real thing.
No deadline for this? :3
i cant believe how much detail went into this! I read the entire thing and love it!
"Fortune: Yesterday was better"
I feel like this is an OFF reference.....
I feel like this is an OFF reference.....
You're not far OFF with that assumption
I don't think it was intentional, but I made the same association, haha.
those horoscopes make me nervous, I wonder who will be affected negatively. Especially considering mine is Dog... I wonder what they mean by leave...
Woah, so much detail in this newspaper! *_* Those horoscopes make me feel so uneasy though, oh my gosh. xD It's just.. the way they're written is really creepy and intriguing.
jezus christ you put a TON of effort onto this--so much detail o-o
not have a journal versión?
Wow, nice job with this! Looks like a real newspaper! Can't wait to start!
Okay so it's fricking weird that it says "Lake City Edition" in the corner. I live in Lake City lol. Is it talking about Lake City, Florida?
It actually says "Late City Edition"!
Talk about dyslexia lol. I even looked at it a bunch of times >.< Thanks anyways for the reply.
Really love the fortunes! Might end up making a character whose story starts out based on one of them.
gonna have fun with those daily fortunes!
seeking skilled exterminator seams like a perfect task for my character. baha!
genuine* psychic
Woow *¬*


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High efficiency and high fidelity somatic cell nuclear reprogramming
Embryonic stem (ES) cells possess a remarkable property of pluripotency to give rise to all cells of the organism; therefore holding great promise for regenerative medicine. ES cells are envisioned as potential sources for use in cell replacement therapies. However, as with any allogeneic material, ES cells generated from fertilized embryos, and derivatives of such cells, inevitably face risks of immunorejection when transplanted into a host. A solution to the problem of rejection is to derive ES cells from embryos cloned from a host patient's own cells, because any replacement cells would be genetically identical to the host.
ES-like cell lines have been generated from somatic cells via somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technology. By this technique the developmental fate of a somatic cell nucleus can be reprogrammed following transfer into an enucleated oocyte, resulting in a cloned embryo that can be used to derive novel ES cells. The nuclear transferred ES cell lines have been shown to possess the same characteristics for self-renewal and unlimited differentiation capacity as those of conventional ES cell lines derived from normal embryos produced by fertilization. Although these cloning experiments are direct evidence that a terminally differentiated cell can be fully reset to a pluripotent ES cell state, the fidelity of reprogrammed nuclei is very inefficient as evidenced by the extremely low frequency (<5%) of producing healthy offspring in animals. Thus, the current available SCNT technique makes ES cell related therapies only an academic possibility at this time.
Alternative approaches in deriving stem cells are based on genome-wide analysis on genes that are involved in the molecular control of pluripotency. Takahashi and Yamanaka (2006) have recently reported the induction of pluripotent stem cells from mouse embryonic and adult fibroblast cells by introducing four factors (Oct3/4, Sox2, c-Myc and Klf4) under ES cell culture conditions. All four factors play a crucial role in maintaining the undifferentiated state and proliferation of ES cells in culture. The resultant induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells are similar but not identical to bona fide ES. The iPS cells are not fully reprogrammed and have a limited capacity to stably integrate into normal tissues in vivo. Thus, this approach is unlikely to sufficiently reprogram somatic cells to a state that will be optimal for human therapeutic cloning.
The proposed research is to develop a new high-efficiency nuclear transfer (HENT) approach to obtain high fidelity ES cells. The approach is based on the current existing SCNT method in combination with transcription factors that are known to be required for ES cell renewal and pluripotency. The long-term goal of the proposed research is to apply HENT to derive high fidelity human ES cells and subsequently for cell replacement therapies.
Efficient derivation of host patient-specific embryonic stem (ES) cells is a fundamental step, currently a bottleneck, for cell replacement therapies and regenerative medicine. The proposed research aims to increase the efficiency of ES cell derivation from somatic cells through a modified nuclear transplantation technique. The result of such work will potentially benefit the state of California and its citizens in many aspects including health, life, costs, and leadership in biomedicine.
∑ About half of California families have a child or adult who suffers or will suffer from devastating medical conditions that could potentially be treated or cured with stem cell therapies.
∑ Development of ES cell therapies that treat diseases and injuries with the ultimate goal to cure them will improve the California health care system and reduce the long-term health care cost burden on California.
∑ Intellectual property resulted from the research will provide an opportunity for the state to benefit from royalties, patents, and licensing fees.
∑ The research will contribute to the advancement of the biomedical research in California to world leadership.


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HOUSTON (AP) - Though a jury awarded about $117 million Monday to the family of a worker killed in the June 1999 explosion at a Phillips Petroleum Co. chemical plant, Texas law might allow them to receive only a fraction of the money.
A Harris County jury ordered Phillips, now owned by Chevron Phillips Chemical Co., to pay about $7 million in damages and $110 million in punitive damages. The company quickly promised an appeal.
However, state law limits punitive damages, and plaintiffs' attorney John Eddie Williams said the end sum could be much less.
"It looks like it could take away over $100 million of the punitive," said Williams, who represents the widow of Juan Martinez Jr., the dead worker.
Williams had asked for about $440 million. Company lawyer Kenneth Tekell argued for damages closer to $3 million.
"Our sympathy goes out to the Martinez family for their loss, and we agree that the family deserves to be compensated at a reasonable level," the company said in a statement. "However, we believe this verdict is excessive and in error and, accordingly, we intend to file an appeal.
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So, what is the avid angler to do when he or she goes on vacation and wants to savor the spoils of the day? Coastal marinas are chock full of charter fishing boats that will take you out to the local hot spot and let you fish away. Each captain sets his own terms; some are strictly catch-and-release, some charters retain the keepers, and others, if you are lucky, will scale, gut, and fillet your fish, and give it back to you. Now what? We found a number of restaurants that cook your catch. If you're fishing in other destinations, ask the charter captain who can accommodate you. They are in-the-know locals who will not only put you on the best fishing locations offshore but will also steer you to the best kitchens, often a stone's throw from the marina.
Bahr's Landing, in Highlands, New Jersey, is a Jersey shore landmark. Run by the same family since 1917, Bahr's has been a destination for generations of seafood lovers, including the likes of Frank Sinatra, Joe DiMaggio, Mel Torme, and even the cast and crew of HBO's The Sopranos (Tony once suggested to a depressed Carmella, "Come on, we'll go down to Bahr's and get some lobsters."). Known for the freshest clams, oysters, lobsters, finfish, and chowders, Bahr's also operates a full-service marina. Eager anglers can jump on any of a number of six-passenger charters or board their own 40-passenger boat for a half day of fishing.
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Comedian Jack Carter died June 28 of respiratory failure at his home in Beverly Hills. He was 93. He was also an actor, emcee, singer, mimic, dancer, and director in a career that spanned over seven decades.
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Many people suffer the pain caused by acid reflux. This is a guide about remedies for acid reflux.
This does not work for everyone, but it worked for my son-in-law and I. We both had acid reflux. I had read something in a book about licorice oil being an aid. I went to the store and tried to find licorice oil with no luck. (I found later you can order it through a drug store.) Since I couldn't find it, I got to thinking that licorice tastes and is substituted with anise. I went looking for anise oil but couldn't find any. I finally went to the grocery store in the seasonings aisle. I found anise extract.
It was fairly inexpensive so I bought a bottle. I took it home and followed the other instructions I remembered. "Taking it carefully, start with a small amount (up to two TEASPOONS, not tablespoons). I took up to two teaspoons the first time and had relief. I had to repeat a couple months later but haven't had any backup since.
My son-in-law tried it and one dose fixed his problem. My daughter tried it but got the instructions mixed up and took two tablespoons. She has not had much relief. Proving once again that too much of a good thing isn't good.
I shared this with my counselor, who tried it. She shared with her clients. They were cured too. I didn't hear of any failures from her.
Source: I think the book was a Pioneer Cookbook I had purchased somewhere in my lifetime.
I am looking fro a natural remedy for acid reflux. I have it so bad that I can't eat anything without being in pain and sick.
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BAKING SODA! 1/4 teaspoon in about a 1/2 ounce of water (adjust to your needs).
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BAKING SODA WORKS INSTANTLY; then avoid those trigger foods. (also...lose weight if overweight).
My son gets acid reflux. What can he do to get rid of it? He is looking for a natural remedy instead of expensive medicine.
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Every one that is saying that acid relux is only caused by too little stomach acid is not true. It can either be caused by too little or too much. Some people have too little while others have too much stomach acid. I saw a very good naturopathic Doctor who tested both my wife and myself. My wife had too little and I too much.
The key here is consuming the right diet for your metabolic type.
I am looking for some acid reflux remedies and advice. Any advice would be helpful including diet suggestions, exersizes that might help, foods to avoid as well as drugs that have worked for you. I know it's a common problem so I figured I would start a thread about it. My doctor prescribed Nexium.
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Hi everybody. I have been suffering from sore throats, no coughing though. I also get stinging eyes and nostrils and also earache sometimes! I was wondering if this could be acid reflux? I don't often feel heartburn, but I do suffer from belching after meals. Thanks in advance.
I was starting to get irritation and acid reflux, so I quit drinking my coffee and red wine, and started to take acid blockers (which you should only take for a couple of weeks to let the irritation heal up.) In the meantime, I compensated for my coffee intake by drinking 1/2 a dose of 5 Hour Energy (or other energy drink) and drank light beer. In the beginning, I even drank the light beer OVER ICE to further dilute it. I also drank a LOT of water.
This way, I avoided irritation to let my throat heal up and stopped the acid reflux without having to deal with OTHER issues, such as caffeine deprivation or really missing my evening drink! Now my acid reflux is clearing up and I am off the acid blockers, but I will be careful and follow this plan until I feel totally healed.
Has anyone heard of using apple cider being used for acid reflux?
Donnie from Portsmouth, VA
First find out what is causing the acid reflux. Apple cider vinegar works great for some, but for others, like myself, it did not help. I have an extremely acidic stomach, and adding more made mine hurt so much. I broke out in an intense sweat, my stomach felt as if it were on fire, and it intensified my problem for a while even after I stopped taking it. Apparently, reflux can be caused by either too much or too little stomach acid, along with other reasons. Hope you find what works for you.
I am looking for recipes for people with acid reflux. They can't be high fat, acidic, have caffeine, or be spicy foods. I don't like taking medication for it, because that hid a problem that I needed emergency surgery for. I can tolerate dried onions, but not fresh or frozen. We eat a lot of beef, because that is all my husband likes. He is also diabetic. Thank you.
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Believe it or not, apples and apple cider vinegar have helped me, especially after meat. Just 2 slices apple and
1/2 teaspoon apple cider vinegar, for couple of meals started straightening everything out.
Also, eating standing and walking short distance after dinner, and no tight clothes. Recent research says sitting after eating, and sitting a lot, causes all kinds of metabolic problems.
Small servings of whatever you eat, chewed very well helps [gets digestion juices working]. I'd eat simply for a while. Steamed veggies, baked or steamed potatoes, etc. Sugar and white flour always gives me heartburn after few days of being careless.
To relieve acid reflux at night, use adjustable bed risers at head of bed only and elevate accordingly. This beats having to pay for expensive wedge pillows that do not always help many GERD sufferers who find them uncomfortable or buying that special adjustable metal bed frame and you don't have to replace the present mattress or box springs. I paid $15.00 on amazon.com for the sturdy three adjustment bed risers and when you buy $35.00 worth of items, you get free shipping. Most importantly, the bed risers really help to put the whole head of bed at same height and your spouse is benefiting from it too.
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This embassy-run school offers two types of curricula: the Pakistan national curriculum, and an English curriculum associated with London University that offers GCSE and A-level qualifications. Both curricula are taught in English, but a number of ESOL students are accepted, and remedial English classes are provided. Chinese language classes are mandatory for all except senior-level students. An enrollment of 400 students from more than 40 different countries makes for an excellent student-teacher ratio and a diverse student body. School facilities include science, computer and language laboratories, and a gymnasium and indoor basketball court. Ages: 4 to 18. Price range: USD 250-600/month
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Review of: Pakistan Embassy College
It is rather poorly maintained. It has specific smell inside. The chairs, board and floors are 20 years old without mere efforts to paint or repair them. It is always dark and grim inside. The place definitely misses repair and good owner. It is heartbreaking to see among all these staff small children moving around.
Very few teachers meeting the standard level. Many of them are family members of the embassy staff. The problem of phonetics and proper pronunciation is constant and vital. It is difficult for children to follow the teacher because of not distinct speech. It is especially difficult for new comers. No teachers who can really master the language. No ETSL lessons. No grammar lessons. The children are supposed to now the grammar themselves before going to school because there is no good explanation of grammar rules inside the books but only grammar exercises.
The school offers relatively low price but makes no investments as others do. They have no field trips. No place to eat. No swimming pool. No special uniform for physical activity.
Only diplomats' children from poor countries can attend the school because others are 100-150 000 RMB per year which is comperatively high. Even in Italy it is twice as cheaper for normal international schools.
The majority of children in college are from Pakistan and African nations. Only 8-10 European looking faces but still not sure where are they from. Apparently, from Latin America and East Europe.
Advice - to invest and maintain the Embassy level.