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As we were preparing last week's special Rock and Roll Night School on rock and roll holiday records, I was amazed at how many Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees had recorded a holiday record. So, being the obsessives that we are, the Education Department staff tried to figure out just how many there are. Here's our preliminary stats. Note: for the purposes of discussion, we focused on inductees from the Performer and Early Influence category; we counted a band or a duo as one inductee (e.g., The Rolling Stones =1; Bob Dylan =1, etc.); and we included our newest group of inductees (ABBA, The Stooges, The Hollies, Jimmy Cliff, and Genesis). Here's what we found:
143 out of 255 Inductees have recorded a holiday record: 72%!
Given how many crazy one-off records are out there, I'm sure that we missed a few. I've listed our working list below. Please let us know if we missed any! We'd love hear from you.
Inductees who HAVE NOT recorded holiday songs/albums
Early Influences
1. Charlie Christian
2. Willie Dixon
3. Billie Holiday
4. Howlin' Wolf
5. Elmore James
6. Robert Johnson
7. Professor Longhair
8. Jelly Roll Morton
9. Ma Rainey
10. Jimmie Rodgers
11. T-Bone Walker
12. Hank Williams
1. Aerosmith
2. The Allman Brothers
3. LaVern Baker
4. Black Sabbath
5. Buffalo Springfield
6. Ruth Brown
7. The Byrds
8. The Clash
9. Jimmy Cliff
10. Leonard Cohen
11. Sam Cooke
12. Cream
13. Dave Clark Five
14. Bo Diddley
15. The Doors
16. Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five
17. The Grateful Dead
18. Buddy Guy
19. The Hollies
20. Janis Joplin
21. Jefferson Airplane
22. Little Anthony and the Imperials
23. The Lovin' Spoonful
24. The Mamas and the Papas
25. Metallica
26. Van Morrison
27. Gene Pitney
28. Little Richard
29. Del Shannon
30. The Shirelles
31. Sly and the Family Stone
32. Steely Dan
33. The Talking Heads
34. Traffic
35. The Righteous Brothers
36. Ritchie Valens
37. Van Halen
38. Velvet Underground
39. Gene Vincent
40. Muddy Waters
41. The Yardbirds
42. Neil Young
43. The (Young) Rascals
44. Frank Zappa
Here's a list of special cases and bands that we didn't include because one member recorded a holiday record:
• Carl Perkins (played on instrumental versions of "Jingle Bells" and "White Christmas" with the Million Dollar Quartet, 12/4/56)
• Buddy Holly (played backup guitar for Carolyn Hester, "Christmas in Killarney" and "Hurry Santa Hurry," June 6-7, 1958)
• ZZ Top (Billy Gibbons recorded "Run, Run Rudolph" with Lemmy from Motorhead and Dave Grohl from the Foo Fighters, 2008)
• ABBA (Agnetha Faltskog recorded a Swedish Christmas record, Nu tändas tusen juleljus, in 1980)
• Genesis (Phil Collins played drums on "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in 1984)
• The Stooges (Iggy Pop recorded a version of "White Christmas" in 2009)
• The Police (Sting recorded several songs for A Very Special Christmas 1 (1987) and 3 (1997), in addition to 2009's If On A Winter's Night)
• Fleetwood Mac (Stevie Nicks recorded "Silent Night" for A Very Special Christmas 1, 1987)
• Parliament-Funkadelic (Bootsy Collins recorded the Christmas album Christmas is 4 Ever in 2006)
• Creedence Clearwater Revival (Doug Clifford & Stu Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revisited recorded "Run Rudolph Run", 2009)
• The Rolling Stones (Keith Richards "Run Rudolph Run"; Mick Jagger & Joss Stone "Lonely Without You (This Christmas)")


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You don't need to be a fan of golf to have a good time at Saturday's Putt Pub Crawl. For the third year in a row, the folks at Citrus Civitan of Orlando are hosting the event to benefit charities from Habitat for Humanity to the American Cancer Society. The nine bars included in this year's pub crawl are Ember, Finnhenry's, Wall Street Cantina, The Other Bar, WaiTiki, Crooked Bayou, Brix, The Celt and Urban Flats. Each bar will feature a miniature golf hole and varied drink specials, and participants are encouraged to get dressed up (I'm waiting for the parade of Tiger Woods' wannabe mistresses). There are up to six foursomes that start at each bar (I'm referring to golf again) and rotate along the course, or crawl throughout the day ending with a winner's ceremony at the "19th hole." Prizes also will be given out for "Best Dressed Team," "Best Team Name," "Best Score" and "Best Hole."
WHEN: 11:30 a.m. Saturday opening ceremonies, 12:30 p.m. "tee off"
WHERE: Ember at 42 W. Central Boulevard in downtown Orlando
COST: $15 for individuals, $50 for a foursome in advance; $30 for individual, $110 for a foursome for VIP; $25 for an individual and $90 for a foursome day of
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On January 9, 1944, Jimmy Page was born in England. A talented multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer, Page is best known for his incomparable guitar virtuosity, and is one of the most influential guitarists of all time. He has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice: in 1992 as a member of the Yardbirds and in 1995 as a founding member of Led Zeppelin.
Page picked up his first guitar at a young age, seeking to emulate rockabilly guitarists of the Fifties, such as Scotty Moore and James Burton. His appreciation and tastes quickly expanded to include folk, blues and skiffle, and he would play in a band that favored the latter.
By the Sixties, Page was an in-demand session musician, playing on songs for Donovan ("Hurdy Gurdy Man"), Them ("Gloria") and the Who ("I Can't Explain"), among others. Page joined the Yardbirds in the mid Sixties, for a period sharing the stage with friend and fellow guitarist Jeff Beck, who had replaced Eric Clapton on lead guitar. "You'd listen to Jeff along the way, and you'd go - wow, he's getting really, really good," said Page during Jeff Beck's 2009 Hall of Fame induction. "And you'd hear him a few years later, and he'd just keep getting better and better and better. He leaves us mere mortals, believe me, just wondering and having so much respect for him." Page would ultimately take over Beck's role of lead guitarist in the Yardbirds, appearing on the group's last hit, "Happenings Ten Years Time Ago," which reached Number 30 in 1966. Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarty and singer and harmonica player Keith Relf left the band in 1968, and Page set about assembling the New Yardbirds – the band that would evolve into Led Zeppelin. (Photo by Dina Regine)
Page recruited bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones, singer Robert Plant and drummer John Bonham to form Led Zeppelin. The band combined the visceral power and intensity of hard rock with the finesse and delicacy of British folk music, redefining rock in the Seventies and for all time. Then and now, Led Zeppelin looms larger than life on the rock landscape as a band for the ages with an almost mystical power to evoke primal passions. The combination of Jimmy Page's powerful, layered guitar work, Robert Plant's keening, upper-timbre vocals, John Paul Jones' melodic bass playing and keyboard work, and John Bonham's thunderous drumming made for a band whose alchemy proved enchanting and irresistible. "The motto of the group is definitely, 'Ever onward,'" Page said in 1977, perfectly summing up Led Zeppelin's forward-thinking philosophy. "They mixed Celtic riffs with the blues, and spiced it up with Indian and Arabic modes," said Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry during Led Zeppelin's 1995 Hall of Fame induction. "It was pure chemistry: kind of like Howlin' Wolf meets the Loch Ness Monster."
Zeppelin's self-titled first album found Page elongating blues forms with extended, captivating solos and psychedelic effects, most notably on the agonized "Dazed and Confused," and launching pithy hard-rock rave-ups like "Good Times Bad Times" and "Communication Breakdown." Led Zeppelin II tightened and modernized the band's blues-rock approach on such tracks as "Whole Lotta Love," "Heartbreaker" and "Ramble On," all of which firmly established Page as a riff master. Led Zeppelin III took a more acoustic, folk-oriented approach on such numbers as Lead Belly's "Gallows Pole" and their own "Tangerine," countered with the pummeling guitar attack of "Immigrant Song" and lengthy electric blues on "Since I've Been Loving You."
"I learned a lot from Jimmy Page," said Perry. "The best lesson was don't be afraid to play any instrument, stringed or otherwise. [Page] played slide guitar, electric, acoustic, 12-string, bass, mandolin, sitar and dulcimer; he invented strange tunings - whatever it took to create the mood."
Zeppelin's untitled fourth album appeared in 1971, and remains an enduring rock milestone and their defining work. It featured the hard rock number "Black Dog" and the eight-minute epic "Stairway to Heaven," where Page's soloing featured prominently. Houses of the Holy, Led Zeppelin's fifth album, was another larger-than-life offering, from its startling artwork to the adventuresome music within. Even more taut, dynamic and groove-oriented, it included such Zeppelin staples as "Dancing Days," "The Song Remains the Same" and "D'yer Mak'er." Zeppelin followed with Physical Graffiti, a double-album assertion of group strength that included "Trampled Underfoot," "Sick Again," "Ten Years Gone" and the lengthy, Eastern-flavored "Kashmir." Led Zeppelin's sold-out concert tours became rituals of high-energy rock and roll theater.
"In 1969, I saw Led Zeppelin perform at the Boston Tea Party," recalled Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler. "They ran out of songs after they played their whole first album, so they had to do a bunch of Elvis tunes, because we wouldn't let them get offstage. I just sat cross-legged in the back of the room while they played the middle section of 'Dazed and Confused,' and it was so fucking heavy that it made me cry. Another time I cried over Led Zeppelin was an hour later, when Jimmy Page emerged from the dressing room with a beautiful girl on his arm. I would have been very impressed, except it was the girl I had been living with up until that moment... But Jimmy was such a motherfucker onstage, I couldn't hold it against him."
Since Zeppelin disbanded in 1980 following the death of Bonham, Page has been part of numerous projects, including band the Firm with Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers, an MTV Unplugged session with Plant dubbed "Unledded" in 1994 and a series of public performances, including a 2007 charity concert that brought together the surviving members of Led Zeppelin and Bonham's son, Jason Bonham, on drums.
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Softball team shows grit in taking first ODAC wins
After starting the ODAC season with three losses and one tie, EMU's softball women came up with a huge sweep on Tuesday, winning two games at Randolph College in Lynchburg. The WildCats had entered the day in first place in the conference with a 4-0 record. EMU 9, Randolph 6 The women gave up a big lead in the first game, before coming back for the victory. T ...More


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Director of Cross Country/Track & Field (Second Season)
After a highly successful cross country/track and field coaching career on the Palouse, Wayne Phipps moved eight miles west July 1, 2014, to become the 15th coach to take the reins of the Washington State men's program and the second coach for the combined men's and women's program at WSU. (FULL BIO)
Assistant Coach (Second Season)
Allix Potratz-Lee joined the Washington State track and field coaching staff in July 2014 after an outstanding career as a student-athlete and coach at the University of Idaho. (FULL BIO)


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Since her debut album in 1993, songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Meshell Ndegeocello has been creating music on her own terms, simultaneously challenging and engaging listeners by deftly drawing from an eclectic songbook and delivering powerful reflections on race, love, sex, betrayal, power and religion. Her nine albums illustrate a creative versatility and singular aesthetic that has embraced everything from rock to hip hop, R&B to new wave, funk to punk, reggae to jazz. Her work has been met with critical accolades and fan acclaim, and her proficiency on the bass has brought her signature warm, fat, melodic groove not only to her own performances, but also to those of the Rolling Stones, Madonna, Alanis Morrisette, James Blood Ulmer, the Blind Boys of Alabama, Tony Allen, John Medeski, Billy Preston and Chaka Khan. Ndegeocello best characterizes her particular brand of playing: "Genres are for commercial purposes and music is a continuum like everything else. My style is explorative, searching, personal, and it grows and changes as I do."
Born Michelle Johnson in Berlin, Germany, Ndegeocello spent her formative years in Virginia, cultivating her musicality during the late Eighties while working the go-go circuit in Washington, D.C. In the early Nineties, Ndegeocello moved to New York, armed with a demo she recorded in her bedroom. Soon thereafter, she became one of the first artists added to the roster at Madonna's Maverick Records. The result was 1993's Grammy-nominated Plantation Lullabies and its single, "If That's Your Boyfriend (He Wasn't Last Night)," which cracked the Billboard Hot 100. A year later, Ndegeocello covered Van Morrison's "Wild Night" in a duet with John Mellencamp, and the song reached Number Three on the Billboard Hot 100. A series of innovative releases followed, including 1999's deeply introspective Bitter, 2003's sultry dub-soul-jazz exploration Comfort Woman and the loose jazz jams of 2005's The Spirit Music Jamia: Dance of the Infidel. Along the way, the adventurous musician has found inspiration in her female peers, including the songwriting of Joan Armatrading, "the amazing emotion and texture" in Lisa Coleman's playing and 1997 Hall of Fame Inductee "Joni Mitchell for her unruliness in the industry and her refusal to be told what to make," says Ndegeocello.
Devil's Halo (2009) signified yet another seismic tonal shift for Ndegeocello, as she and her backing band ventured headlong into an album marked by rock atmospherics. Songs such as "Slaughter," "Mass Transit," "White Girl" and "Blood On The Curb" brought waves of guitar and steady rock beats into the mix, though Ndegeocello's smoky vocals and nuanced basslines still guided the 12 tracks. Ndegeocello released Weather in late 2011, bringing back much of the band that played on Devil's Halo (guitarist Chris Bruce, pianist Keefus Ciancia and drummer Deantoni Parks) along with Bitter's producer Joe Henry. Along with Ndegeocello's evocative funk-driven motifs and driving grooves on numbers such as "Dirty World" and "Dead End," the album includes a scintillating version of Leonard Cohen's "Chelsea Hotel," and a dramatic re-working of the Soul Children's 1970's Stax recording "Don't Take My Kindness for Weakness."
Ndegeocello will perform on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's main stage on Friday, February 17. Doors open at 7 pm and the show starts at 8 pm. Remaining tickets are standing-room only. Tickets are available at https://tickets.rockhall.com.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ChaLo LOVE!!!! Great quality & value!!! These are very solid keys and beautiful vintage looking frames!!! The one and only item I've purchased from here that I LOVE!! June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JEANNA Very nice! These were exactly as described and very good quality. They did all come with the same picture inside, however I was going to put my own in them so it was great for me. If you are getting them for the picture in them, you may want to rethink your purchase. January 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Liv So Sweet!! I have a photo wall in my kitchen/family room, I've mixed these in with some other frames of all sizes, it adds a sweet vintage style to my decor. Would put these in every room of the house if I could!! November 18, 2011
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Mission Statement: "Enhancing people's lives through art one wall, one room, one individual at a time."
Full service art procurement firm specializing in corporate and residential installations, and custom framing.
HAS Art Solutions, named after CEO and Founder Heather Anne Sams, MA, MBA, provides innovative custom created artwork specific to your organizational culture. The HAS team works together to provide aesthetic solutions that conform to your budget, brand and "vibe".
"We create visual representations tailored to the specific mission and function of your organization," states Sams. "We analyze and then manifest your vision and mission into aesthetic elements within the environment." "Every organization has a unique culture that is a soft asset that needs to be nurtured, cultivated and protected – which we help to accomplish by creating artwork that enhances that culture and then visually promotes it."
HAS, affectionately called Art Solutions by established clients, provides original works of art in various mediums as well as open and limited edition works. "We truly can work with any budget," states Sams. " Having a fantastically creative team and state-of-the-art equipment and resources afford us the unique opportunity to provide incredible works at truly accessible pricing".
Some examples of our products are:
- Custom commissioned works by local artists (regardless of project location)
- Custom framing with a full line of molding options, including LEED certified and certified American made
- 2-D and 3-D options for glass, metal and stone sculpture
- Unique accessories and gifts
- Custom wall coverings
- Custom vinyl applications
- Custom glass marker boards
- Secondary market acquisitions
An organization's culture is important and unique. We, therefore, concentrate our energies on the following industries:
- Healthcare
- Assisted living
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- Multi-family
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Students are organized into cohorts by the semester they entered Cabrini.
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Corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship?
Now that you have decided to start your own business, you will have to determine what business structure or form of organization suits your needs. The structure of your business will depend on whether you want to run your business yourself or with a partner or associates. There are four types of business structures: sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations and co-operatives.
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Sole proprietorship
With this type of business organization, you would be fully responsible for all debts and obligations related to your business and all profits would be yours alone to keep. As a sole owner of the business, a creditor can make a claim against your personal or business assets to pay off any debt.
- Easy and inexpensive to form a sole proprietorship (you will only need to register your business name provincially, except in Newfoundland and Labrador)
- Relatively low cost to start your business
- Lowest amount of regulatory burden
- Direct control of decision making
- Minimal working capital required to start-up
- Tax advantages if your business is not doing well, for example, deducting your losses from your personal income, lower tax bracket when profits are low, and so on
- All profits will go to you directly
- Unlimited liability (if you have business debts, personal assets would be used to pay off the debt)
- Income would be taxable at your personal rate and, if your business is profitable, this may put you in a higher tax bracket
- Lack of continuity for your business, if you need to be absent
- Difficulty raising capital on your own
A partnership is a good business structure if you want to carry on a business with a partner and you do not wish to incorporate your business. With a partnership, financial resources are combined and put into the business. You can establish the terms of your business with your partner and protect yourself in case of a disagreement or dissolution by drawing up a specific business agreement. As partners, you would share in the profits of your business according to the terms of your agreement.
You may also be interested in a limited liability partnership in the business. This means that you would not take part in the control or management of the business, but would be liable for debts to a specified extent only.
When establishing a partnership, you should have a partnership agreement drawn up with the assistance of a lawyer, to ensure that:
- You are protecting your interests
- That you have clearly established the terms of the partnership with regards to issues like profit sharing, dissolving the partnership, and more
- That you meet the legal requirements for a limited partnership (if applicable)
- Easy to start up a partnership
- Start-up costs would be shared equally with you and your partner
- Equal share in the management, profits and assets
- Tax advantage, if income from the partnership is low or loses money (you and your partner include your share of the partnership in your individual tax return)
- Similar to sole proprietorship, as there is no legal difference between you and your business
- Unlimited liability (if you have business debts, personal assets would be used to pay off the debt)
- Hard to find a suitable partner
- Possible development of conflict between you and your partner
- You are held financially responsible for business decisions made by your partner (for example, contracts that are broken)
Another type of business structure is incorporation. Incorporation can be done at the federal or provincial/territorial level. When you incorporate your business, it is considered to be a legal entity that is separate from the shareholders. As a shareholder of a corporation, you will not be personally liable for the debts, obligations or acts of the corporation. When making such decisions, it is always wise to seek legal advice before incorporating.
- Limited liability
- Ownership is transferable
- Continuous existence
- Separate legal entity
- Easier to raise capital
- Possible tax advantage as taxes may be lower for an incorporated business
- A corporation is closely regulated
- More expensive to incorporate than a partnership or sole proprietorship
- Extensive corporate records required, including shareholder and director meetings, and documentation filed annually with the government
- Possible conflict between shareholders and directors
- Possible problem with residency of directors
More information:
To learn more about incorporation, please consult the following information:
- Federal business incorporation
Access convenient online and paper methods of incorporating your business federally.
- Guide to Federal Incorporation
Follow these step-by-step guidelines to help you incorporate your business and set up an appropriate structure.
- Create/maintain a federal not-for-profit corporation
Discover how to incorporate and run your not-for-profit organization at the federal level.
Provincial or territorial incorporation
- Companies Office — Business name registration and provincial incorporation (Manitoba)
Find out how to register your business, and what you need to know about provincial incorporation.
The last business structure you could create is a co-operative. With a co-operative, you would have a business that would be owned by an association of members. This is the least common form of business, but can be appropriate in situations where a group of persons or businesses decide to pool their resources to provide access to common needs, such as the delivery of products or services, the sale of products or services, employment, and more.
- Owned and controlled by members
- Democratic control (one member, one vote)
- Limited liability
- Profit distribution
- Possible conflict between members
- Longer decision-making process
- Participation of members needed for success
- Extensive record keeping
- Less incentive to invest additional capital
To learn more about co-operatives, please consult the following information:
- Co-operatives
Starting a co-operative? Learn about the incorporation process, your obligations, and the programs available for your business.
Registering your business
- Registering your business
Find out about the requirements to register your business with different levels of government.
Changing your legal status
Are you planning to change the legal status of your business — for example, from sole proprietorship to partnership, or from partnership to corporation? In most cases you will have to close your existing business number (BN) and CRA accounts and register for new ones.
- Changing your business status
Find out what you should do when you make changes to the structure, status or ownership of your business.
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Mitochondria: Differences on a Cellular Level
Many mental illnesses have had their magic cure or culprit, with autism being no exception—childhood vaccines have gotten a great deal of publicity as a possible cause of the disorder.With the connection between vaccinations and autism discredited, or shown to be extremely isolated, it was necessary for researchers to begin searching in another direction for the cause of autism. This past month a new study released in the Journal of the American Medical Association by Dr. Cecilia Giulivi from the University of California, Davis, showed promise in helping identify at least one cause of autism: differences in mitochondria.
Mitochondria, the cell's powerpacks, disassemble sugar molecules and turn the newly released energy into a form that the body can use. Defects in the mitochondria may explain the onset and severity of autism in some children. Mitochondrial dysfunction has already been shown to play a role in the development of other neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's diseases, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Dr. Giulivi found that the mitochondria in children with severe autism, compared to a control group of children than did not have autism, consumed far less oxygen , a sign of lower cell activity and leaked damaging oxygen-rich chemicals such as hydrogen peroxide, which exists at levels twice the norm because is not cleaned up by enzymes as it would in normal cells.
Genetic Similarities and Beyond
The sample size for this study was extremely small— only 10 children with severe autism. It is also not certain precisely when or why the mitochondria dysfunction starts, whether in the womb or later on in infancy, or related to genetic factors or environmental factors. These questions have also dogged mental illness research, with scientists now theorizing that schizophrenia is the result of the interaction between several possible genetic and environmental factors.
A recent comparison of the genetics behind autism and schizophrenia found that while some of the genetic differences for the two conditions might occur in the same sites, in one disorder certain proteins are overproduced while in the other the opposite is true. The more we learn about conditions like autism, schizophrenia and other mental illnesses like bipolar disorder, the more we realize that the distinctions between them are not always clear.
Autism has recently been re-categorized as a spectrum disorder, giving rise to the idea of multiple autisms rather than one. Similarly, there is currently a movement within the research community to reclassify schizophrenia as a syndrome in order to allow for a greater variation among people living with the condition, some of whom might share characteristics with other conditions like depression or bipolar disorder.
It is important to note that similarities do not only exist between people living with autism, schizophrenia or any mental illness—on a genetic level we are all more alike than different, with 99.9 percent of DNA the same in every person. As our understanding of the genetic basis of conditions like autism expands, we may find that the one-tenth of a percent that is genetically different in all of us has some unsuspected similarities, allowing us to discover knowledge that helps develop treatments for other mental illnesses.


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Hope for A Cure
After years of baby steps in the march against breast cancer, new research has resulted in a giant leap forward. Doctors who once hoped, at best, to minimize the devastation of this disease are now peppering their conversations with that four-letter word—cure.
"We're very careful about using words like cure, but I think it's time to go back to those words," says Eric P. Winer, M.D., director of the breast oncology center at Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Among the changes doctors expect in the next decade: targeted therapies that attack cancer without harming healthy cells, better detection methods, and treatments to prevent the disease entirely. "Breast cancer is going to be different in five to ten years," says Winer. "I believe we could see a 75 percent reduction in death rates, meaning that instead of 40,000 women dying annually, it will be more like 10,000."
The mood of the cancer-research community has shifted noticeably since May, with news of two drugs. While the compounds themselves (Herceptin and Avastin) are promising, it's the scientific theory behind the drugs that researchers feel will unlock the secrets of breast cancer.
The Breast Cancer Breakdown
Until recently, breast cancer was seen as a single disease, and many woman were treated the same: "Slash, burn and poison," says Los Angeles breast surgeon Susan Love, M.D., referring to surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.
Now scientists believe that the disease should never have been named after body parts in the first place. Cancer, it turns out, is defined by its genetic blueprint, not just its location. Breast cancer is really a collection of a half-dozen, and possibly more, diseases. Some can be defined by their hormonal activity; estrogen and progestin receptor positive cancers may have three or more distinct forms. Another is distinguished by multiple copies of a particular gene, HER2. Finally, a "basal-type cancer"—linked neither to hormones nor HER2—has also been identified.
Pinpointing the specific type of cancer in the breast will allow researchers to develop new drugs that fight tumor cells with fewer side effects or the collateral damage of chemotherapy.
Such therapies are already being prescribed. Herceptin, used in women with HER2-positive breast tumors (particularly aggressive when untreated), binds to certain proteins, blocking tumor growth and harnessing the body's own immune system to heal itself. In a study by Mayo Clinic researchers, Herceptin plus chemotherapy prevented recurrences in about half of women who would have had a recurrence. But the true potential of this research goes beyond the drug itself. "The fact that we have identified this key pathway implies to me that other agents will be available in the future that may do even better," says Winer.
The war against breast cancer will be won or lost in a Petri dish, as laboratories identify exactly what type of cancer a woman has, so the most effective agents can be prescribed to combat it. "We used to blanket the whole Amazon rain forest with chemicals," says Larry Norton, M.D., deputy physician-in-chief, Memorial Hospital at Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center in New York. "Now we design molecules to hit a single tree. It's a new level of detail."
Looking Forward
New Avenues of Attack
Recent findings on Avastin have boosted the profile of anti-angiogenesis drugs, which choke off the blood supply to tumors. This drug, FDA-approved to treat advanced colorectal cancer, is showing promise in breast cancer, too. Theoretically, all cancers produce proteins that direct the formation of new blood vessels that ultimately feed tumors. Studies of Avastin plus chemo showed that blocking those signals could starve colon cancer cells, so researchers began to study the drug for treating other solid tumors. A National Cancer Institute study showed that among women with advanced breast cancer, Avastin plus chemo slowed cancer progression by half. Researchers are now looking at long term survival as well as whether the drug can also benefit women with early stage disease.


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Volleyball Looks To Build Off Opening Weekend At Hofstra Invitational
Following a successful opening weekend, the Princeton women's volleyball team will travel to Long Island Friday for the 2013 Hofstra Invitational.
Princeton (2-1) will open competition Friday night against the host Hofstra Pride (4-3) at 7 pm at the Physical Education Center. The Tigers will return to competition Saturday with an 11 am match against Central Michigan (2-4) and a 5 pm match against USC Upstate (0-5).
The Tigers opened their 2013 season last weekend at the George Mason Tournament, where they won their first two matches against both the host Patriots and Coppin State. Playing without its freshman class, which left early for an evening orientation, Princeton dropped the finale to Radford.
The freshman class certainly impressed in its first two matches for Princeton. Outside hitter Cara Mattaliano, who led Princeton past Mason with 17 kills and 16 digs, ranks second in the Ivy League in both kills and points per set. Setter Lauren Miller ranks second in the league with eight assists per set, while Mary Claire Bartlett, Brittany Ptak and Ellie Shannon all contributed in their time on the court.
"I was excited to see how they competed last weekend," head coach Sabrina King said. "There were some early nerves, but they battled through them. This weekend will be another good opportunity to watch them compete and, hopefully, improve."
Sophomore Kendall Peterkin, a first-team All-Ivy League honoree last year, led the team in total kills and points, while junior middles Tiana Woolridge and Nicole Kincade both had their own highlights on the court.
"We tried a number of different lineups because of the versatility in our lineup," King said. "This weekend will be another opportunity for players to show what their abilities, potentially at multiple positions. Depth should be a strength for us this season, but we're still working on figuring out the best possible lineups."
After this weekend, the pace of the season will pick up. Princeton will make its home debut Tuesday night against Seton Hall, and then it will play one more weekend (Bryant Tournament) prior to the Ivy League opener Sept. 27 against Penn.


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Spearfish, S.D. – Black Hills State Head Men's Basketball Coach Bradd Schafer handed out awards to members of the team for achievements earned during the 2009-2010 season.
The annual awards banquet was held at the Spearfish Canyon Country Club. Awards for all-conference honors were given to Clay Pottorff, Cain Atkinson, Will John Johnson Luke Enos. Atkinson and Enos were also honored as NAIA All-Americans. Jon Ferrie, the lone senior on the team, was also recognized for his contributions to the Yellow Jacket basketball program.
The Yellow Jackets finished the season 21-10 overall en route to their second straight conference championship and second consecutive appearance in the NAIA National Tournament.
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For her new creation, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker once again turns her choreographer's ear to the Ars Subtilior, a musical movement from the 14th century of exceptional refinement. This time she calls on the resources of a vocal ensemble in order to unveil the indescribable turmoil of this 'more subtle art', in which the complexity of the writing joins together with an extreme subtlety of expression. Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker works in close collaboration with Björn Schmelzer and his singers from the Graindelavoix vocal ensemble, foremost specialists in ancient music. The interaction between dancers and singers is the central theme of the performance. It will be like the second part of En Atendant – its continuation or mirror – which slid imperceptibly from day to twilight. It evokes the dawn and the coming of the new day, whilst a stream of colourful reflections rises over the earth.
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Heat 107, Hawks 78
Observations from Saturday's 107-78 victory over the Hawks at AmericanAirlines Arena:
Nice move by Erik Spoelstra to not give Dwyane Wade his traditional rest at the top of the fourth quarter. That's what July and August are for. Instead of blowing its sizeable lead amid a Wade absence, as it did in the second quarter, the Heat pushed its advantage to an insurmountable lead.
The game was the Heat's 40th consecutive playoff sellout, dating to May 10, 1999. You have to go even deeper into the calendar to find the Hawks' last playoff road victory (seriously).
With Marvin Williams (wrist) inactive, the Hawks opened with Mo Evans defending Wade.
The absence of Williams was significant, with Atlanta having little at small forward beyond Williams and Evans. That led to time at the position for Joe Johnson.
The Heat suffered its own loss, with Jamario Moon giving in to an abdominal strain early in the second quarter, his night finished at that point, as well as perhaps his participation in the balance of this series.
Jermaine O'Neal looked like the Jermaine O'Neal of his better Pacers days. Inside-outside fueled much of the Heat early success. Uh, yeah, that Marion trade again is looking good.
The Heat led 50-29 at halftime despite only four bench points in the opening two periods.
Wade got his Josh Smith payback early, with a furious first-quarter dunk that had the dunk-happy Atlanta power forward ducking for cover.
The Hawks opened 1 of 8 from the field, including an airball by center Al Horford on Atlanta's possession. Tito Horford, Al's dad and the former UM standout, was among those in the crowd.
With his 3-for-3 start from the field, Mario Chalmers finally showed up in the series. By the time he had made those three shots, the Hawks were 2 of 14 from the field, on the way to 2 of 19, and down 18-4.
Still, Spoelstra curiously lifted Chalmers before he took another shot, sticking with his pre-planned rotation instead of the hot hand. Chalmers returned at the start of the second quarter, and promptly launched an airball on his first attempt.
Udonis Haslem tied the Heat playoff record for rebounds in a quarter when he snagged his ninth with 3:06 to play in the first quarter. He now shares the record with P.J. Brown, who grabbed nine in the first quarter against New York on May 2, 2000.
The Heat tied its franchise playoff record for blocks in a quarter with its sixth in the first period. It also had six in the first quarter in 1997 against Chicago. It wound up setting a franchise record for blocks in a playoff game.
Daequan Cook's hot Wednesday turned into an 0-for-6 start Saturday, before a fourth-quarter 3-pointer.
Smith again fell in love with his jumper, opening 0 for 6. There is no more encouraging sight for the opposition than Smith shooting jumpers.
James Jones did exactly what the Heat signed him for, made shots. His 3-pointer at the end of the third quarter was significant, producing a 14-point lead going into the fourth quarter.
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Life Technologies launched Pervenio™ Lung RS, a gene expression assay designed to help identify early-stage lung cancer patients who are at high risk of mortality following surgery. The test, acquired when Life took over Pinpoint Genomics in July, is a PCR assay that measures expression of a 14-gene panel on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded specimens. Life is offering the test through its CLIA laboratory in Sacramento, which was acquired through the buyout of Navigenics in July. The firm in addition plans to make Pervenio Lung RS available outside the U.S., for use on its approved platforms, including the 7500 Fast Dx for qPCR.
Life says that while patients with tumor types such as breast or colon can expect cure rates of up to 90% after surgical resection, lung cancer patients still face a 25–65% mortality rate even after successful surgery. Existing methods of lung cancer staging simply can't identify patients who may be harboring undetected metastases, which means that many patients who are believed to be at low risk of disease recurrence will in fact progress, and by the time metastases are finally diagnosed it may be too late for successful treatment with chemotherapy or other drugs.
"Published guidelines already urge doctors to identify early stage patients at high risk of death, so that early chemotherapy can be used to reduce that risk and save lives," comments one of the Pervenio test's co-developers, Michael Mann, M.D., associate professor of cardiothoracic surgery at the University of California. "Better prognostic information will enable more informed decisions in the management of early-stage lung cancer. Many Stage II patients decline potentially life-saving intervention, not knowing what their true risk of death might be. Pervenio Lung RS has been documented to better identify the earliest stage, high-risk patients than the criteria current suggested by these guidelines."
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Women's Rowing Moves Up Races To 9 AM; Tigers Face No. 3 Virginia, Columbia
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Please note new race times for Saturday's regatta with Virginia and Columbia; as opposed to previously announced 10:40 start time, the first race will now begin at 9 am.
There has been nothing easy about the start of the women's open rowing season.
Mother Nature played her part, sending Lake Carnegie into a deep freeze into March and limiting the water time for the reigning Ivy League champion Princeton Tigers. They opened last weekend with perennial NCAA qualifier Brown, who won three of five races and reclaimed the Class of 1975 Trophy.
This weekend, Princeton takes on a Top 3 opponent and recent national champion, as well as another league foe looking to break into the national ranks.
Of course, getting through this stage could help an inexperienced Princeton squad be ready for the postseason challenges down the road.
"Due to the unpredictability of the weather, we started training on the water a little late," sophomore Meghan Wheeler said. "Therefore, as a team we have been working hard to take advantage of all the water time we can get. Our improvements all depend on the number of strokes we can get in before our next race, but more importantly, our development on the water throughout the entire season will really show what type of team we are."
Wheeler was part of the varsity eight that fell by three seconds last Saturday to Brown in a regatta that also included a win over Michigan State.
"It's always good to get the first race jitters out and Brown was a good competitor who raced a confident and aggressive race," she said. "Every type of race experience helps us learn something new about our boat and how we can work together to improve it. I'm really looking forward to the rest of this season and growing as a boat and a team."
That growth will continue Saturday morning during the only home competition on Lake Carnegie. The three-team regatta begins with a Varsity C4+ competition at 10:40, and will continue with races every 20 minutes until the varsity eight begins at 12:20 pm.
Virginia, ranked third in this week's USRowing/Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association poll, opened its spring in impressive fashion last weekend with a victory over sixth-ranked USC. Columbia, which was just outside the Top 20, fell in its Ivy League opener against both No. 7 Yale and unranked Penn.
"Being able to race teams outside the Ivy League, especially a team like UVA, is an invaluable experience," Wheeler said. "UVA and Columbia are both great teams, and we look forward to some competitive and strong racing all around. Races in the early season can hold some weight, but teams improve throughout the season and many things can change come championship season. Regardless, this weekend will be a great match up."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Macy So Soft! I was so very pleasantly surprised by the durability and softness of this cover. Also, it seems strange calling it a cover because it doesn't look like one at all. The fit is just right; putting it on the sofa is a snap with two people, but definitely do-able for one person as well. Love everything about this one. March 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TribalShark Very soft I waited until the slipcover was on sale before I bought it, but I'm very happy with my purchase. It is much more comfortable than the canvas slipcover that I used to have on the couch. It's soft and a nice color. January 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by missionpup Skimps on fabric I'll say that the cover looks good, but frankly I am disappointed. One of the back zippers gave way when I was putting it on so I've now actually sewed that side together (fortunately I had upholstery thread of the right color), and I will replace the zipper when I remove it for cleaning. But what really irritates me is the length of the cover - 1/2 inch more and I wouldn't have a white line where it will not reach to the bottom. I'm going to see if it stretches while it's on the sofa, but if not, I'll have to add something like a bullion fringe. More hassle, more expense. As for the seat cushions - I tried to zip them and the first zipper gave way so now I haven't bothered. You can't see whether they are zipped or not so that's OK. Massive struggle to get them on though. Not for the weak. Irritating. January 20, 2014
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In a way, chefs are competing every night.
A pro chef manipulates dozens of variables-including a limited supply of ingredients, an unknown number of customers ordering an unknown number and type of dishes, a given number of tables to be turned an optimum number of times during a single evening-with the prize of ending up in the black with a reputation for good food and service. Oh, and somehow accounting for the current mysterious public perception of hip.
At any rate, chefs seem to thrive on this kind of pressure and tend to be highly competitive people. Add the American public's obsession with food to this willingness to fight and it's no wonder that chef competitions have become such a popular spectator sport.
This weekend, Park Silly Sunday Market's chef competition pits Chef Michael LeClerc, Executive Chef and Owner of 350 Main Brasserie here against Chef Seth Adams, Executive Chef at Riverhorse on Main. And although we keep hearing about how Park City's Main Street restaurant scene is fading, this competition is a reminder that there is still plenty of culinary starpower here.
I can't wait to see what they cook up.
Yes, I'm one of the judges and I have to say this is one of the best parts of my much-envied, little-understood job. The down side is obvious: there are more bad restaurants than good restaurants out there and I have to eat at all of them.
But cooking competitions feature the best and the brightest chefs, and encourages them to work at the height of their culinary ability and imagination. For onee, they don't have to worry about pleasing the public's palate at a price that pumps up the bottom line. They just have to cook the best, most inventive, most exciting, beautiful and satisfying food possible, The goal is to thrill the palate of just two ro three people.
One of them being me! Come join the fun at Park Silly Sunday Market this weekend. We'll be on the Main Stage on lower Main Street. starting at 1.


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Things to see and do - Kassel
Leaving for Germany
Kassel :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Kassel Hotel tips
Hotel Excelsior from52 €Book
Best Western Plus Hotel Kassel City from87 €Book
Tryp by Wyndham Kassel City Centre from54 €Book
Kassel Travel guide
Kassel : Michelin's recommendations
Kassel, lying in the heart of mountainous, wooded countryside, was the former residence of the Landgraves, and of the Brothers Grimm between 1805-1830. It is now Northern Hessen's main economic, administrative and cultural centre. Famous for its music and theatre, the city is even better known for the Documenta, an international contemporary art exhibition. The focal point for the event is the Fridericianum, a pre-Classical building designed as museum and library for the Landgrave Frederick II.
Tourist attractions Kassel : Things to see and do
Park Wilhelmshöhe
Rasenallee D - 34128 Kassel
During the 18C, the original Baroque park was turned into an English garden containing temples, pavilions, grottoes and artificial ruins, where the Castle of Löwenburg, a fantastic ruin, best expresses the taste for Romantic sentimentalism of the tim..
Karlsaue Park
Schöne Aussicht D - 34117 Kassel
The most frequently visited part of this park, laid out in the 18C on the banks of the Fulda, is the sloping garden below the Schöne Aussicht terrace. Note the Orangery, which houses the Astronomy Museum and Planetarium with their magnificent collect..
Hesse Museum
Brüder-Grimm-Platz D - 34117 Kassel
The museum has collections ranging from prehistory to the decorative arts. It also contains a physics and astronomy cabinet (ancient instruments) and the German Wallpaper Museum (600 items).
Hotels Kassel
Best Western Plus Hotel Kassel City
Spohrstrasse 4 D - 34117 Kassel
This 4-star-superior hotel is located in the Kurfürsten Galerie, a 5-minute walk from Kassel's train station and university. It offers free WiFi and a terrace. All rooms at the Best Western Plus Hotel Kassel City have tea/coffee facilities and a fla..
Hotel Deutscher Hof
Lutherstrasse 3-5 D - 34117 Kassel
Prix Prices from : 89 €
Quiet rooms with free Wi-Fi are offered at Hotel Deutscher Hof, located in the heart of Kassel. Guests are just a 5-minute walk from Königsplatz square and the Kassel Train Station. Each room at the Hotel Deutscher Hof has cable TV and a minibar as ..
Tryp by Wyndham Kassel City Centre
Erzberger Straße 1-5 D - 34117 Kassel
Situated a 3-minute walk from the main railway station and tram services, this hotel in the heart of Kassel offers spacious rooms with a free bottle of mineral water. The front of the Tryp by Wyndham Kassel City Centre dates back to 1905. It feature..
Restaurants Kassel
Wilhelmshöher Allee 336 D - 34131 Kassel- Bad Wilhelmshöhe
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 86 D - 34119 Kassel
Diners at this attractive modern restaurant sit at high designer tables in the high-ceilinged dining room with a view through the picture window to the street outside. The food prepared in the open cuisine is elegant and flavoursome. Simpler menu at ..
Frankfurter Str. 299 D - 34134 Kassel-Niederzwehren
Spohrstr. 4 D - 34117 KASSEL
El Erni
Parkstr. 42 D - 34119 KASSEL
Walls painted pale yellow, soft lighting, and a lovely decor comprising wine shelves, paintings and candles give this restaurant a cosy and comfortable atmosphere.
Park Schönfeld
Bosestr. 13 D - 34121 KASSEL
A pretty driveway leads up to this fine 18C house set in its own grounds where the bright, elegant interior and beautifully laid tables fit perfectly with the period setting. Under the management of friendly young maitre d' Sabrina Schoregge, the goo..


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Accrual Accounting Formula
Original post by Justin Johnson of Demand Media
Accounting is a profession that requires its practitioners to abide by a strict set of rules. Each journal entry must be done using the double entry accounting system. This system uses a series of journal entries consisting of debits and credits that must equal each other before the journal entry can posted to the general ledger. Accrual accounting and the accounting formula are prime examples of the rules that must be followed in accounting.
What is Accrual Basis Accounting?
Accrual basis accounting is the accounting practice of matching revenues and expenses to the accounting period in which they occurred. Accrual basis accounting requires that the company record a sale when it is made, regardless of when the cash payment from the sale is received. Expenses are required to be recorded when the order is placed, instead of when the payment is made to the vendor for the products received or services rendered.
The Accounting Formula (Equation)
Accrual basis accounting requires that the assets of an organization equal the liabilities and owner's equity of the firm. This is most easily seen on the company's balance sheet, which lists the company's assets, liabilities and owner's equity. The assets are listed first on the balance sheet; the liabilities and owner's equity are listed below the assets on the balance sheet. The assets must equal the liabilities and owner's equity for the balance sheet to be in balance.
What are Assets?
The assets of an organization refer to the resources that are available for use. Common example of assets in a business include cash, cash equivalents such as investments in mutual funds and other securities, accounts receivable, prepaid expenses and all property, plant and equipment. The assets of a company are vital to the smooth operation of the firm.
What are Liabilities and Owner's Equity?
The accrual accounting formula requires that assets must equal liabilities and owner's equity. Liabilities refer to the obligations that the company must pay. Liabilities are paid to vendors with the company's assets. Common examples of liabilities include accounts payable, loans, mortgages and accrued payroll costs. Owner's equity is the amount of the company that is actually owned by the owners and is calculated by subtracting the liabilities from the assets.
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About the Author
Based in Somerset, Ohio, Justin Johnson has been writing since 1998. He was a finalist for the 1998 Muskingum County (Ohio) Bar Association Law Day Essay Contest and has also written academic papers on business, finance and political topics. He has a Bachelor of Science in business management from Pensacola Christian College.


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A resource for reliable information about significant people, places, events, and things in Minnesota history.
An aerial shot of the MN Valley Refuge site, showing a floodplain view.
During the 1870s, grasshopper plagues made life miserable for Minnesota's farmers. The insects traveled in swarms so large they darkened the sky, destroying crops and farmers' livelihoods along the way. Learn more about the government response to the crisis and the lasting damage that was left behind.
When enterprising Wilford Fawcett came home to Robbinsdale, MN, after World War I, he thought it would be good business to publish the dirty jokes he heard in the trenches overseas. He called his magazine "Captain Billy's Whiz Bang" and it became a huge success. MN90 producer Marisa Helms tells us Fawcett made a small fortune off of his bawdy humor magazine and went on to build a publishing empire of hobby magazines and comic books, including Captain Marvel.
Minnesotans elected Floyd B. Olson as the state's first Farmer-Labor party governor in 1930, during the height of the Great Depression. During this tough time, thousands of people across the country were out of work, dealing with bread lines, and losing their farms to foreclosure. MN90 producer Marisa Helms introduces us to Floyd B. Olson, who became the hero Minnesotans were hoping for.
Finnish immigrants came to Minnesota's Mesabi Iron Range to take jobs in the mines. Because working conditions were brutal, many went on strike 1916. The action cost them their jobs and the strikers were blacklisted. Producer Allison Herrera tells us about a special meeting place that elevated the community.
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The sport of curling, according to Bemidji native and Olympian Cassie Potter mixes elements of golf, shuffleboard, chess, and bowling. MN90 Producer Andi McDaniel finds out why Minnesotans and others decided to combine all those games on ice.
Martha Ripley was a nurse by training when she moved to Minneapolis with her husband in 1883. Her expertise in medical care and her commitment to the rights of some of the city's destitute young mothers led to her to open a hospital dedicated to their care. Allison Herrera tells us about her remarkable life.
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I have code that has been working for a long time which when a user clicks a button to order database results by name/value, it gets the results via AJAX from a page that does all the querying.
I have recently moved the entire site to a new dedicated server and changed some javascript files around, but for some reason the ordering has now stopped working. Here is my code:
if($pageType == 'prize-home'){
if($orderby == 'pointsvalue'){ //Must have these if statements because if its ordered by pointsvalue, its orderby meta_value_num, but if its a srting (smalltitle) its orderby meta_value
$my_query = new WP_Query('post_type=prizes&showposts='.$per_page.'&meta_key='.$orderby.'&orderby=meta_value_num&order=asc&paged='.$page);
}elseif($orderby == 'smalltitle'){
$my_query = new WP_Query('post_type=prizes&showposts='.$per_page.'&meta_key='.$orderby.'&orderby=meta_value&order=asc&paged='.$page);
$my_query = new WP_Query('post_type=prizes&showposts='.$per_page.'&meta_key=smalltitle&orderby=meta_value&order=asc&paged='.$page);
while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post(); $do_not_duplicate = $post->ID; $my_meta = get_post_meta($post->ID,'_my_meta',TRUE);
$pointsvalue = get_post_meta($post->ID,'pointsvalue',TRUE);
$bigtitle = get_post_meta($post->ID,'bigititle',TRUE);
$smalltitle = get_post_meta($post->ID,'smalltitle',TRUE);
$productUrl = get_post_meta($post->ID,'producturl',TRUE);
$imageUrl = get_post_meta($post->ID,'imageurl',TRUE);
$no_of_paginations = $my_query->max_num_pages;
It now loads different pages (paginated results) fine, but when the order button is clicked it doesnt really do anything. Some things move about occasionally but it doesnt sort the results alphabetically.
I really dont think I have changed anything but Ive been trying different things all day with this and its getting frustrating. Has anyone has a similar experience? All console firebug results seem fine - as in all the query parameters are being passed over properely etc...


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USES: This medication is used to reduce the frequency and severity of serious infections due to chronic granulomatous disease, a disorder that runs in families. This drug is often used along with antibiotics to help prevent these serious infections.This medication is also used to slow the worsening of malignant osteopetrosis, another disorder that runs in families, that affects bones, nerves, and blood.This medication is the same as a protein that your body naturally produces (interferon). In the body, it is thought to work by affecting cell function/growth and the body's natural defenses (immune system) in many ways. Adding more interferon may help your body fight off serious infections.
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So you think you can dance, sing, debate, save the world? At Wheaton College you can find ways to do it all. (Saving the world might be a bit more challenging, but there are plenty of opportunities to try). Take your pick from more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations or start your own. Stimulate your brain at lectures, feed the drama queen or king in you at plays, get fired up at political rallies and rugby games. Whatever your interest, whatever your passion, go for it!
You will not only find other students who share your interests, but you will also find support for pursuing them. The Office of Student Activities, Involvement & Leadership (SAIL) serves as an advisor to student groups as well as individuals. Their main focus is to ensure that you and other students find quality programs, services and activities that enhance your overall experience.
If you just want to hang out, the Balfour-Hood Center is Wheaton's social hub. It houses a cafe and pub, a game room, fitness center, post office, radio station, recording studio, media center and videotape editing room. It's also home to musical groups like the Jazz Band, the student-run Wheaton Wire newspaper, athletic clubs like fencing and wrestling, as well as cultural and religious organizations, service clubs and student government.
The Student Government Association annually receives nearly $350,000 in funds from the college to present campus wide events. Students produce dance, theatrical and musical performances; host speakers from politics to business, science and the arts; pursue common intellectual interests; operate the campus coffeehouse; and dive into social causes.


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It is mad-dash time for EVERYTHING, it seems. Still working our tails off. There's news in this Update that I think you'll like (such as a new Palladium Fantasy release nobody has been expecting). Read on and enjoy.
UPDATE: Rifts® Megaverse® in Flames™ – Ships August 8
Both Rifts® Megaverse® in Flames™ and Future Visions™ – The Artistry of Charles Walton II will ship next Friday, August 8, 2014, possibly a day or two sooner. The Gold Edition Rifts® Megaverse® in Flames™ will be numbered and signed by the Palladium staff. Limited to 300 signed and numbered copies. Gold limited editions should be ready to ship in early September.
For those of you coming to Gen Con, make sure you get your Rifts® Megaverse® in Flames™ signed by SEVEN of the key contributors, including author Carl Gleba, publisher and writer Kevin Siembieda, artist Nick Bradshaw, artist Chuck Walton, artist Amy Ashbaugh, writer/editor Matthew Clements and editor Wayne Smith.


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I think I'm tired.
This week I felt that if I saw the I Love Lucy episode about vitameatavegamin tonic, I would have called the number on the screen and ordered not a bottle but a case.
Maybe it was the head cold that hit last Thursday and slid outward to my ears Friday afternoon. Maybe it was the 9-5 job, the grandkids spending three days at the house during the week (even though our son and his fiancée did most of the duties during the day), the freelance articles that kept me interviewing very interesting people and trying to write up the subject matter or the never-ending pile of books that publishers have been sending me to review or even the snoring husband. Whatever, I'm exhausted.
Now everything I mentioned, I love doing and I don't want to stop doing any of it. I had a three day weekend and worked the entire time. If I wasn't writing, I was running errands, cooking, baking, reading and trying to be an amateur counselor.
Our daughter's fifth wedding anniversary is coming up. Normally I'd have my daughter, her husband and the rest of the family over for dinner to celebrate. I am so not doing that this year. First off, I have three books to read, four columns to write, three book reviews to submit, an article on Alzheimer's and M-power and one on two of the latest forms of breast cancer treatment. Oh, a dentist appointment and the usual household errands. This is just my list for Saturday and Sunday.
And as I mentioned before: I AM TIRED!
I'm betting I'm not the only one who feels this way. I've been taking a mental poll of those I talk to. Like anyone, I always say, "How are you?" at the beginning of a conversation or e-mail. Most of the answers come back as ,"Really tired, how are you?"
We all do too much. I'm thinking a lot lately that slowing down would be so much fun to try.
Yes, a week without going to the day job, a week without loading my cart at three different types of markets or a week without getting up at 7:00 a.m (and 6 a.m. on the weekdays) on the weekends to "hurry and get to our errands" and a week without my desk calendar looking as if I should staple another row of boxes onto the right side. This would be so nice.
Of course I also realize somewhere around day three that I'd be bored silly and wondering, "What the heck was I thinking?" But still I'd like to try this experiment. And I do mean staying at home, not doing a "staycation" or leaving on an actual vacation—just clearing my calendar.
I do not want to use it for doctors' appointments, either.
Here's a thought, let's all decide to try an experiment (No, not for a week). Let's chose a day of protest. We will not do anything that could be remotely defined as work, enjoyable or not.
To Life!


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