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First off, outstanding job on this software. I just got my first HDTV today and I'm loving it. It's even more fun with all the internet capability built into the Bravia W series and then add streaming from my iMac with PS3MS and what could be better? I'm really enjoying all this merging of technology.
Only one issue so far. I'm running a W5100 series TV connected right into my network and am running the 356 beta on an Intel iMac. The server shows up just fine on the TV and I can browse and display images and play mp3s. However when I browse my shared (and scanned) video folder each movie folder says "no items to display". I've got a wide variety of file types in there (.avi, videoTS, etc) and none of them will show up to even attempt to play. Any suggestions?
My forum search did turn up one hit that suggested that some DNLA settings in PS3MS may be set to european and offered a "patch" to convert them to US but it was geared for PC users as far as I could tell and I couldn't follow. I searched through the package contents and only saw the .conf files that looked to be editable and there was no reference to European settings in there.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- There's been continued rocket fire from Gaza into Israel, even after a cease-fire took effect. An Israeli police spokesman says at least 12 rockets were fired into Israel an hour into the truce.
Under the terms of the deal, Israel promised to stop its airstrikes, and Hamas said there would be a halt to the rocket attacks.
In Gaza, people have emerged from their homes, welcoming the agreement to end eight days of fighting. Israel launched well over 1,500 airstrikes and other attacks on targets in Gaza since the fighting started last week, while more than 1,500 rockets pounded Israel. In all, more than 160 Palestinians died, including dozens of civilians. Five Israelis were killed.
The deal was brokered by the new Islamist government of Egypt after two days of shuttle diplomacy that saw Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton race into the region. Under the agreement, Egypt will play a key role in maintaining the peace.

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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- It's been an unusually warm December so far, but imagine sleeping outside on nights like tonight. A new local study shows more people are becoming homeless.
"This is my first time being homeless," said Roger Christian.
Christian said a series of bad decisions landed him on the street. He's now turning to the Rockford Rescue Mission to survive his first years of homelessness.
"If you think it's a horrible place, it's going to be a horrible time for you," said Christian about the Rockford Rescue Mission. "But if you humble yourself, and you think of it as a blessing, you'll be blessed. Because where would you be if it wasn't for the mission? People would be under bridges. And even though there are still people out there that do that, if this place wasn't here, where would everyone that's here be?"
An annual snapshot survey conducted by the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions shows 37 percent of the Rockford Rescue Mission's guests are homeless for the first time. The rate is slightly higher than the national average of 34 percent.
The study also found that for 35 percent of those at the Rockford Rescue Mission, homelessness is a long-term problem, especially for those who are single.
"I do got family around here, but from my past, they haven't trusted me from my past, and they wouldn't allow me at their house. And I became homeless from my own stupidity," said Christian.
Christian says he's trying to learn from this experience and is beginning to reconnect with family.
"I'm not ashamed of what I've gone through because it's made me the person I am today," he said. "It's made me stronger. So, I'm actually working towards getting my own place, and staying sober, and making new friends. The people around here that I do know are great people."
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Many visions are doomed from the outset becausee those who articulate them, whether consciously or not, are coming from a place of powerlessness. If we believe that someone else has created our present reality, what is the basis for believing that we can create a different reality in the future? In terms of the theory of the U, the problem with most attempts to formulate visions is that they occur "too far up the left side of the U". When this happens, people formulate visions that are disconnected from a shared understanding of present reality and a sense of shared responsibility for that reality. If people are still externalising their problems, they create, in a sense, "externalised visions", which amount to a kind of change strategy for fixing problems which they have not yet seen their part in creating. Onlly when people begin to see from within the forces that shape their reality and to see their part in how those forces might evolve does vision become powerful. Everything else is just a vague hope.
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The 23rd-ranked Southern Oregon men's basketball team reached triple figures for the first time in 10 years and finished with its most points in almost 20 years, pulling away for a 110-80 victory over New Hope Christian Friday night at the Flagship Inn Classic at Bob Riehm Arena.
Southern Oregon improved to 6-2 with its fourth consecutive win, while New Hope Christian fell to 5-7 with the loss. The Raiders return to action Saturday night, taking on undefeated NAIA Division I Lewis-Clark State at 7:30 p.m.
The Raiders reached 100 points for the first time since the 2001-02 season, when they knocked off Albertson, now College of Idaho, 103-101 on the road in double overtime. Southern Oregon's 110 points marked the highest single-game total since the 1994-95 season, when SOU blew out Warner Pacific 114-65.
David Sturner led SOU with 20 points and eight rebounds, connecting on eight of 12 shot attempts in the game. Eric Thompson added 19 points and six rebounds, while Jacob Kaler made 5 of 7 shots to total 15 points in only 13 minutes of court time. Jordan West added 11 points and Joel Spear tallied nine assists in the win. As a team, Southern Oregon shot 53.2 percent (41-of-77), including 48 percent from 3-point range (12-of-25), and the Raiders made 16 of 19 free throw attempts.
Drew Wiley led New Hope Christian with 23 points, while Harley Turner finished with 20 and Tarance Glyn posted a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Austin Candoza tallied 10 points for the Deacons.
The Raiders forced 16 New Hope turnovers while turning the ball over only seven times in the game.
The Raiders built their largest lead of the first half midway through the opening period when Sturner made back-to-back layups to put SOU up 33-12. Three consecutive 3-pointers helped the Warriors use an 11-point streak to pull back to within 10, but the Raiders never let them any closer and closed the half on an 11-2 run to take a 50-31 lead into the break.Southern Oregon pretty much put the game away in the opening minutes of the second half, as back-to-back 3's by Thompson and Sturner helped put the Raiders up by 29 points at 66-37 with 16:24 to play.
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hood 1
1A covering for the head and neck with an opening for the face, typically forming part of a coat or sweatshirt.
Example sentences
- They wore duffel coats with the hoods up.
- Right in front of her was a group people in cloaks, their hoods pulled over their faces to hide themselves, no doubt.
- The figure wore a black cloak with the hood pulled over his or her face, making it impossible for the young man to see any distinct features.
1.1A separate garment similar to a hood, worn over a college gown or a surplice to indicate the wearer's degree.
Example sentences
- Excited graduates walk up and down, parading their finery of gowns, hoods and mortarboards seemingly oblivious to the fact that these are colonial trappings.
- It was Graduation day at de Montfort on Thursday, with hundreds of young people wearing their gowns and colourful hoods, and dozens of doting parents taking pictures.
- During the afternoon ceremony, master's degrees were conferred on 510 new graduates wearing brightly colored hoods denoting their major.
1.2 Falconry A leather covering for a hawk's head.
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- There is a falcon hood - the brown leather dome, crowned with a tuft of feathers, is brittle like a little skull - and an envelope contains a watch.
- Hoods are used to keep the bird calm during transport.
- It's the same principal falconers use when they put a hood over a falcon's head.
2A thing resembling a hood in shape or use, in particular.
Example sentences
- The charmer then makes rhythmic, elegant motions with the horn, which is correspondingly followed by the hood of the cobra.
- Hoping for a procession of migrating raptors, I stretched out on the hood of my car.
- He had processed a patient's bacterial culture without a safety hood.
2.1North American A metal part covering the engine of an automobile.
Example sentences
- Additionally, the car's hood, doors, fenders, trunk lid, engine and suspension are aluminum.
- Under the hood, the engine is very similar to that of the earlier S300 model.
- Often when dealing with parts of the engine, or the hard-to-reach spots under the hood, proper tools are required.
2.2A canopy to protect users of machinery or to remove fumes from it.
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- Range hoods and fans remove grease and moisture from cooking, and so collect dirt.
- In the real case, it is likely that combustion products would have been removed by the extraction hood, even after the fan had failed.
- And all range hoods require occasional cleaning or replacing of the grease-covered metal filters.
2.3A hoodlike structure or marking on the head or neck of an animal.
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- In breeding plumage, the adult has a dark hood with a black eye and bill.
- To ward off trouble, cobras can rear up, and they have hoods that expand out like a half umbrella to make themselves appear bigger and scarier than they actually are.
2.4The upper part of the flower of a plant such as a dead-nettle.
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- White spots on the hood may be absent or occur in patches.
2.5British A folding waterproof cover of an automobile, baby carriage, etc.
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- One drawback about the folding hard top is that you can't get luggage out when the hood is folded down.
- If the toy you choose has a clip, it will enable you to attach it to the front of the pram hood above the baby's head.
verb[with object]
Put a hood on or over.
Example sentences
- He said the accused had also known she would recognise him so he added to her trauma by hooding himself, and to make sure he was not seen, had thrown a towel over her head.
- In Camp Delta, this means shackling inmates for 20 hours a day, while hooding and beating them.
- These sources say the prisoners there are hooded from the moment they are captured.
hoodless adjective
- Example sentences
- Inmates practising paganism will be allowed a hoodless robe, incense and a piece of religious jewellery among their personal possessions.
- Another cloaked figure, this one hoodless, burst into the clearing.
- The young man was wearing a hoodless poncho over his fine suit.
- Example sentences
- It refers to the way the leaves partly enclose the flowers, forming a hood-like structure over them.
- He described this structure as a hood-like covering.
- For headgear there was a hood-like cap with side-pieces which could be brought forward to cover the mouth.
Words that rhyme with hoodcould, good, Likud, misunderstood, pud, should, stood, understood, withstood, wood, would
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hood 2
nouninformal, chiefly North American
A gangster or similar violent criminal.
Example sentences
- It's a film that focuses on ethics, be they pure or prurient, and how criminals and hoods can still require a sense of justice and fair play.
- His connections to senior criminal organisations and well-placed hoods are known to police.
- She also is fascinated by the hoods and low-lifes that Nick looks up as he meanders his way through the task of finding Clyde Wynant.
1930s: abbreviation of hoodlum.
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hood 3
(also 'hood)
nouninformal, chiefly US
A neighborhood, especially one's own neighborhood: I've lived in the hood for 15 years
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- They had ghastly visions of the boys in the hood heading for their neighborhoods next.
- If you live in the hood, or are passing through Russian Hill and need to check mail on your laptop, Nook would be a worthy, comfortable place to stop.
- Check them out, and if they play live in your hood go see them, you won't be disappointed.
1970s: shortening of neighborhood.
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VAIL - A series of small fires Saturday along eastbound Interstate 70 have local fire officials investigating whether they were accidental or malicious
Around 6:30 p.m. Saturday, firefighters rolled to stomp out six to 10 fires between Wolcott and West Vail, and one in the Copper Mountain area.
The fires were small, but they were all along the eastbound lanes of I-70, some near the shoulder and some in the median, said Vail Fire Chief Mark Miller.
A fire in Wolcott spread to three acres, and firefighters from the Eagle River Fire Protection District stopped to knock down a smaller fire on their way to Wolcott.
The fires did little or no damage, but left local firefighters wondering whether or not they were accidental.
"Frankly that's what went through my mind and several other people's minds," Miller said. "This could be catastrophic, and around the state we're already in the middle of several things that are catastrophic."
Several motorists and other passersby stopped to help stomp out the fires, getting a jump on extinguishing them as police and firefighters were on their way.
"It was a challenging few hours," Miller said. "We don't know what caused these fires, but we're leaning toward that it was accidental and not malicious."
Gail McFarland, a fire inspector with the Eagle River Fire Protection District, said there's no reason to suspect the fires were malicious.
"We didn't find anything in the point of origin to lead us to believe it was anything but an accident," she said.
Still, 6- to- 10 fires along that stretch raises suspicions, Miller said.
"From mile marker 160 to 179 is almost 20 miles. If someone had a problem with their car you'd think they would have noticed it," Miller said.
Miller and the rest of the area's fire chiefs have all seen huge fires start from almost nothing, especially with conditions as they are now.
"I've seen fires caused by sparks from dragging tailpipes, safety chains, lawn mowers throw a rock and the next thing you know you have a 5,000-acre fire," Miller said.
"Many times people think someone else has already called 911. If you see something say something," Miller said. "Don't be bashful about calling 911. It is extraordinarily dry. It takes literally nothing to get a fire started."
Eagle County has joined most of Colorado in either banning or severely restricting open fires. Eagle County is part of the 11 percent of the state in "extreme drought," according to the Eagle River Water and Sanitation District. Last March was the driest on record in Colorado and March through May was the warmest on record.
The dry conditions won't improve soon. Colorado's snowpack is 2 percent of average, says the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
The Colorado River Basin, which includes Eagle County, has no measurable snow. Neither do the Gunnison, Arkansas, Upper Rio Grande, and combined San Miguel, Dolores, Animas and San Juan river basins.
The only site in the state with snow remaining is in the Yampa river basin with 7 percent of average, NRCS data said.
The statewide snowpack hit its peak March 7, 35 days ahead of the average peak date. It melted out about a month early as well, said Phyllis Ann Philipps, state conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
"The mountains just did not receive the spring storms needed to boost this season's snowpack," Philipps said. "Our sites recorded below average precipitation in March, April and May throughout the state."
Stream flows are forecast to be their lowest since 2002.
Through the end of July, streams across the state will flow at around 30 percent of average, Philipps said.
There is some good news, though.
Colorado's reservoirs are still full. On June 1, statewide reservoir storage was at 98 percent of average and 61 percent of capacity, the NRCS said.
"This stored water should provide some reprieve from potential shortages this summer statewide but water users should be prepared for late season shortages," Philipps said.
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Chip Kelly of the Philadelphia Eagles is not typical. The head coach is never afraid to think outside the box, and he has brought that type of thinking to his drafting process. This year, Kelly and general manager Howie Roseman executed their draft plan with college graduates in mind, according to Kevin Clark of the Wall Street Journal.
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"Both children and parents have fears and anxieties about being in the hospital," Wallace said. "I teach the parents about their child's condition and treatment, which helps give them a sense of control. I also work with siblings so they have a better understanding of why their brother or sister is in the hospital and ways that they can support and care for him or her."
"Even more important is the time I spend time with the child who is the patient, talking about what is going to happen, and letting him or her handle some of the equipment that may be used so that it becomes familiar," she continued. "I encourage normal activities as much as possible, including playing games and interacting with peers. My goal is to address the child's fears and uncertainty so that the hospital stay will be less traumatic."
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Edward Cullen, played by Robert Pattinson, and Bella Cullen, played by Kristen Stewart, are back in the last installment of the "Twilight" saga. With help from the rest of the Cullen clan, all of their hopes and dreams are put on the line as they recruit other vampire covens to keep their family intact from the infamous Volturi, who are threatenaing to tear it apart. With their daughter, Renesmee, growing with every passing minute, time is an even bigger enemy. Jacob Black, played by Taylor Lautner, and his pack of Quileute wolves also take special interest in Renesmee, and join the effort to stonewall the attack.
This movie held up to all my expectations. Action, romance, revenge and loyalty is jam-packed into the long-anticipated final chapter. The electricity that generates between Bella and Edward left me feeling sappy and dreamy eyed. Fellow Team Edward-ites will not be disappointed. From beginning to end, I was in awe. Finding myself on the edge of my seat on more than one occasion, I couldn't tear my eyes away from the screen.
There is no better love story than "Twilight."
This film earned 4 Stars (out of 4).
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OAKLAND -- When Coco Crisp was a kid, he and his dad would take trips to the Rose Bowl to score baseball cards. The goal was to acquire every Rickey Henderson card ever made.
Now, his goal is to be the next Rickey -- in the sense of leading the A's to a title.
"Being part of this heritage," Crisp said at the Athletics' FanFest on Saturday, "along with guys I grew up idolizing, it's pretty surreal. It's pretty amazing."
Crisp, 34, appears to be legacy shopping as he preps for his 13th big league season. In explaining why he took a two-year, $22.75 million extension from the A's, it was clear his perspective was being shaped by deeper meaning.
He is probably right that he could have gotten more money as a free agent after this coming season -- especially when you consider the outfield crop won't nearly be as thick next winter. But Crisp's focus is on accomplishing something greater than a few million more. He puts more value on clubhouse chemistry, on his relationship with the fan base.
Undeterred by consecutive one-and-done postseason stints, Crisp senses something bigger here.
He's right about that. Crisp, who won the World Series with Boston in 2007, is already beloved by A's fans. But leading this franchise to its first title since 1989 would vault him from a solid player with a productive career to a legend in a respected franchise.
Such would mean a great deal to Crisp. The last four seasons with the A's have only bolstered his appreciation for the franchise and area.
Crisp was born and raised in L.A. but spent time in the Bay Area every summer as a kid. He hit his first home run here, playing sandlot ball with his cousin. The 12-year-old Crisp drilled a tennis ball to right-center over a huge fence into a housing complex, proudly losing their only ball.
"I grew up already having a passion for this ballclub," he said, chatting with media from a lounge in Oracle Arena. "I really would love to get a World Series ring here. ... I really think this is a team that deserves to win a championship. It would be nice to win one here. Whether it happens or not, that's just the way the game goes. It's hard to do. But we have the capability."
Crisp said that if he didn't think a title were possible, he would've played out this coming season and tested the market. But something about this team justs sits well with him.
The way they approach the game. The relentlessness of the front office and the expertise of manager Bob Melvin. The camaraderie they share.
"I like the mentality of these guys," Crisp said. "Just go out there and play. Have fun and whatever happens, happens. We've got a lot of guys here who love to win."
Those things matter to Crisp more these days. It's getting harder to pull him away from his Southern California home, so work needs to offer a better reason to leave.
His kids are older and starting to notice daddy's gone. The pull of home was evident as he explained in great detail the science project he helped his 7-year-old son build. Together they crafted the habitat of orcas and penguins. Crisp did most of the environment.
"My son better get A's," he said through a laugh. "He did a good job."
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"Iron Man 3" fever is in full swing with a life-sized statue and foot-tall action figures, plus new "Man of Steel" figures from Play Arts Kai, He-Man Pop! Vinyls and a Hot Toys Wolverine statue.
DC Comics has released designs for the New 52 take on Cyborg Superman by "Superman" artist Kenneth Rocafort, teasing the return of the powerful Man of Steel robot.
Warner Bros. has joined forces with retail giant Walmart to sell tickets for June 13 screenings of director Zack Snyder's Superman reboot "Man of Steel." The film receives wide release June 14.
Augie looks back on the first issue of Chris Claremont's "X-Men Forever!" Plus, how can we make comics "special" again, where is Frank Miller's "300" sequel and more!
In this week's installment of WHEN WORDS COLLIDE, Timothy Callahan looks at Mike Mignola, Roger Stern and P. Craig Russell's "Superman" #23, the issue following the end of John Byrne's run on the Man of Steel.
In celebration of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman hitting 75, writer Martin Pasko reflects on his personal connection to the Man of Steel, his take on Superman's foes, the history of the hero's editors and more.
In celebration of Superman's 75th Anniversary, CSBG wanted your votes for your favorite Superman stories. Here is the complete list of the top 75 greatest Superman stories of all-time!
With summer drawing near, the season's biggest blockbusters past, present and future take the collectible spotlight, from "Man of Steel" & "Iron Man 3" to "Terminator." Plus, new "Sailor Moon" & "Walking Dead" toys!
CSBG's archive of cool comic book cover themes includes a gallery of Superman covers spanning his 75 years of existence, where his secret identity is seemingly being revealed!
ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant looks back at the history of Superman's girlfriend, wife and journalistic foil, Lois Lane, who in addition to the Man of Steel also made her debut 75 years ago this month.
CBR shines the spotlight on a list of artists who have left their marks in a big way on the Man of Steel over the last 75 years, asking which is the definitive Superman artist
It's an All-Superman CBLR! Be amazed at the comic DC created for a rich guy's son's Bat Mitzvah! See the history of Superman's heat vision! And laugh at a major plot hole in a classic Superman story!
A U.S. District Judge has granted summary judgment to DC Comics, declaring that a 2001 agreement with the heirs of Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel included the rights to Superboy and more. ROBOT 6 has details.
As Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's immortal superhero hits 75 years, CBR speaks to the man who once killed him as Dan Jurgens reflects on what makes Superman endure and what makes a great Superman story.
It's difficult to pick the best author to ever pen the comic book adventures of Superman, but CBR has narrowed the list down to sixteen high-profile Man of Steel scribes. Now, who is your definitive Superman writer?
In honor of Superman turning 75 today, CSBG has a countdown of the 25 greatest stories ever told featuring Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's beloved character, as voted on by you, the fans!
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After a Kryptonian countdown on IWillFindHim.com finally reached its end Tuesday night, a third "Man of Steel" trailer was released for DC/Warner Bros.' upcoming Superman film directed by Zack Snyder
In honor of Superman's 75th anniversary on Thursday, CSBG will be counting down the 75 Greatest Superman Stories of All-Time. Vote for your favorites now and check back beginning Wednesday to see the countdown!
DC Comics has released a preview of "Justice League" #19 by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado. Find out who's dangerous enough to wield Kryptonite against Superman April 17.
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KyLynn Hull is a stay-at-home mom and dabbles in many things including writing, urban farming and raising backyard chickens. She writes regularly for garden and food blog, Green City Garden Girl - Bound by the Seasons.
I've never been much of a pie-eater. I always thought pies were pretty but difficult to make.
All that changed a few years ago while visiting my grandma. I was going through all her recipes, like I usually do, and came to a Rhubarb Custard Pie with a "pat-in-pan" crust and a crumbly, brown sugar topping.
The "pat-in-pan" crust consisted of flour, sugar, milk and oil. For the filling, grandmas uses rhubarb, eggs, flour and sugar.
When that rhubarb pie came out of the oven and I tasted my first bite, I fell in love. It launched a love of everything rhubarb—rhubarb crisp, rhubarb crumble, rhubarb pie. It was so tart, yet so sweet.
Try my grandma's Rhubarb Custard Pie and tell me what you think!
Rhubarb Custard Pie
Crust1 1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoon flour
3 tablespoon cold milk
1/2 c oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoon sugar
1. Place flour, sugar and salt in pie pan and mix with fingers until blended.
2. Combine oil and milk in measuring cup; beat with fork until creamy.
3. Pour mixture all at once over flour mix stir with fork until moistened.
4. Pat the dough with your fingers, first up the sides, then across bottom.
5. Flute edges. Shell is ready to fill.
1 cup sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoon flour
3 cups diced rhubarb
2 eggs, well-beaten
Pour sugar and egg mixture over rhubarb in un-baked pie shell.
Crumble Topping1/4 cup flour
1/2 tsp allspice
1/4 cup butter
1/2 cup walnuts
1/4 cup brown sugar
Sprinkle over top of rhubarb mixture and bake 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 50-60 minutes.
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The Acai supplement has been a front-runner on the weight loss fast-track for some time now. For a period of time before Acai became a popular diet supplement, it has been a top source of a high-powered antioxidant, which is a substance that provides supposedly incredible protection to your cells from free-radical damage.
Acai berries are a blueberry sized, reddish-purple berry that grows on palm trees native to Central and South America. Interestingly, these berries have a rich chocolatey flavor, and can be found in everything from capsules and pills, to drinks and nutrition bars. They are purported to have many medicinal properties, from treating skin and scalp conditions to diabetes and cancer.
As far as an antioxidant, experts claim Acai berries clean up free-radical damage to our bodies from poor digestion, chemical contaminants, as well as environmental pollutants and poisoning from metals such as aluminum. A recent study conducted by the University of Florida even shows that acai berries can even kill cancer! These contaminants wreak havoc on the human body, oxidizing our cells and causing aging, inflammation, and many diseases. Acai is an anti-oxidant, which stops free-radical damage and actually heals our bodies on a cellular level.
So, what do Acai supplements do for those who are trying to lose weight? While Acai supporters claim that the berry does help suppress their appetite—it must be used in conjunction with a sensible diet and exercise regimen. They claim it does boost the amount of calories burned during a workout—making weight loss faster. The verdict? You'll have to try it and decide for yourself. One thing is for sure, taking an Acai supplement will contribute to your overall health with its anti-oxidant properties, as wells a vitamins, fiber and fatty acids.


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SOPHOMORE (2013): In his sophomore season, Ornstil started in 17 of the Broncos' 20 matches … excelling on the pitch and in the classroom, Ornstil was an WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention … attempted three shots vs. Central Arkansas (Sept. 15) … attempted two shots at San Jose State (Sept. 19) … collected a shot on goal at USD (Oct. 4) … attempted a shot on goal vs. USF (Oct. 11) … picked up the game-winning assist in the Broncos' 2-1 victory at Gonzaga (Nov. 3).
FRESHMAN (2012): Made an instant impact as a first-year college player, starting in 16 games and being named to the 2012 WCC All-Freshman team at season's end ... started at midfield in each of the team's first nine games and would go on to appear in all 19 matches ... helped SCU go 11-6-2 on the year and 8-2-2 in WCC play ... got off a season-high five shots and distributed an assist during a nationally televised game with Portand (Oct. 26) ... totaled 20 shots on the year, which was fourth-highest among any Bronco in 2012, putting five on goal.
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(He/She) has a constitutional right to a court certified
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proceedings surrounding (his/her) case cannot assist in the
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A term used by one to secretly inform others he has to immediately take a shit, saving himself from embarrasment.
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Five million dollars...that's what Columbia County expected to bring in by consolidating the government under the same system as Augusta-Richmond County.
But consolidation is on hold until at least next year, meaning that the county may turn to property taxes to pay for its projects.
There is a list of things that needs to be done in Columbia County.
Firefighters say some of their equipment is dangerously outdated.
They say their portion of the money would go a long way to keep the almost 90,000 people in Columbia County safe.
Their response time is just a few minutes, and the fire is out almost as soon as it started.
That was Jimmy Reborn's experience when his house caught fire.
"They responded as quick as they could. They did a real good job," Reborn says.
But practice makes perfect. The Columbia County Fire Department has used the same training house for seven years. Chief Danny Kuhlman says that's two years too long.
"It's in really bad shape. It needs to be replaced," Kuhlman says.
The holes in the floor and charred walls make it even more dangerous.
"It wears the metal out real quick and rusts," says Kuhlman.
They need about $700,000 for a new training center and fire station.
Chief Kuhlman says better training means better protection for you.
"It keeps the veterans up on their skills and teaches the rookies new skills to be able to do their job."
Another part of the job is how to fight a fire several stories up.
We got a first-hand look at their three-story practice building. The new one would be at least seven, better practice for real fires and better coverage for people like Jimmy Reborn.
"These men and women are out here risking their lives," Reborn says.
He says the extra money he may pay in property taxes is worth it to keep firefighters on top of their game.
A new fire training center is just one of the improvements the county wants to make.
Others are improvements to the sewer system, adding sidewalks near some schools, road improvements, new parks, and new fire trucks.
The county wants to hear from you on which ones are most important.
They have three meetings coming up: April 13 at 6:00 pm in Evans, May 11 at 6:00 pm in Appling, and June 8 at 6:00 pm in Evans.
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Koyaanisqatsi out on Criterion Blu-ray in December OCT 02 2012
Speaking of Koyaanisqatsi, the Criterion Collection is releasing Godfrey Reggio's Qatsi trilogy on Blu-ray in December. It's the first time that the Qatsis will be available in HD in the US.
ps. Criterion is also releasing Blu-ray editions of Brazil and Following, which is Christopher Nolan's first feature-length film.


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PARP Inhibitor ABT-888 with Carboplatin & Gemcitabline (M10-758) (UW09039)
A Phase 1 Study of ABT-888 (Veliparib) in Combination With Carboplatin (Paraplatin) and Gemcitabline (Gemzar) in Subjects With Advanced Solid Tumors
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The purpose of this study is to determine the maximum tolerated dose and establish the recommended Phase 2 dose of ABT-888 when administered in combination with carboplatin and gemcitabine in subjects with advanced solid tumors.
Eligibility Criteria (must meet the following to participate in this study)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Histologically confirmed solid tumors that are metastatic or unresectable for which carboplatin/gemcitabine is a treatment option.
- Eastern Cooperative Group performance score of 0 to 2.
- Adequate hematologic, hepatic and renal function.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subject has received any anti-cancer therapy including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy, biologic or any investigational therapy within 28 days prior to study administration.
- Subjects with known history of brain metastases and primary CNS tumors.
- Hypertensive reaction to carboplatin or gemcitabine.
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Posts: 206 - I'm surprised that those republicans in Iowa havent trotted dear ole Michele(crazy whack-job) Bachman out for endorsements . Whats up with that ?
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by slinky
End of The Charles Manson White House
Posts: 68 - Several years back, on these threads and others, I depicted Barack Obama and his advisors as being on a par with the Manson Cult.


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The boys basketball Saints fell to the Saints of the North - St. Peter - 77-55 last Friday at St. Peter. SJA played an exciting, close game against powerhouse St. Peter when the other Saints visited the SJA gym earlier in the year. SJA finally lost the game in overtime.
St. Peter is a big, talented, highly ranked team, but once more the SJA Saints played St. Peter close early in the game. Head Coach Steve Walker said, "We got off to a good start. The boys did a good job on the boards limiting them to one shot and we also did a good job of not allowing them to go inside.
St. James led early in the game 24-19. Then St. Peter started forcing the ball inside to their very big front line. Their scoring picked up with some in the paint baskets and the St. Peter players started getting to the foul line.
It was close at the half as SJA trailed 37-30.
Coach Walker said the game went back and forth for the first ten minutes of the second half. "Ryan Menssen had a great run of 10 straight points for us and we trailed 50-42. But they went on an 8-0 run and we were never able to get closer than that. I thought our kids played with great energy against the fourth rated team in the state on the road," Coach Walker said.
Zach Brandts led the Saints with 18 points. Two other Saints were in double figures, as Menssen had 14 and Walker Froehling had 13. Froehling had a good all around game, as he got three of the Saints four blocks, led the team in assists with five and made it a double double when he got 13 rebounds.
The boys had a subpar shooting night, as SJA hit just 28 percent of their shots. SJA took 71 shots and St. Peter took 70 field goal attempts, but St. Peter hit 44 percent from the floor and that was the big difference in the game.
SJA had a game scheduled against Cedar Mountain/Comfrey on Monday, but the game was postponed due to the high winds and wind chill warning that raked the region that night.
The game has been rescheduled to be played Thursday night at Cedar Mountain/Comfrey.
The last regular season game of the year is a home game. It's against GHEC-Truman and will be played on Monday, Feb. 25 with the tip off set for 7:30 pm.
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Many area pooches are without dog tags
January 12, 2013
Although more than 11,500 dog tags were issued in Washington County in 2012, dog warden Kelly Schubert said most of the canines she encounters are lacking the identifying item....
be cool if someone started a list of unconstitutional laws. This would be one of the more obvious. Be even better if all partiipants in unconstitutional laws were prosecuted as traitors and either executed or labeled for life so everyone would know they are a snake.
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While on the talk of dogs. Wednesday, January 9, I observed the police and sheriff department excercising their dogs at the fairgrounds. Not only were the dogs off lead, the handlers did not clean up after their dogs had bowel movements while running loose. Two dog owner laws broken by our law enforcement men.
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I have always bought tags for my dogs. If for no other reason, a means of identify if my dog ever got loose. The dog warden should be allowed to ask for proof of any dog they see, whether or private or public property.
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if you dog is a working dog, not a pet, your accountant should say YES. chew toys maybe not.
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TAG cats...I resent buying a tag for my dog...When people allow their cats to run free...whit out tags or leases
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working- notice you pay tax on the dog supplies, if the dog is really a working dog there is no tax on supplies. the tag cost is tax deductable, cost of business is cost of business.
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My understanding of the $16 fee is that $1 goes to support the Humane Society of the Ohio Valley. The rest goes into the County General Fund. HSOV then has to do many fundraisers to take care of animals and to be able to pay staff.
IMHO, ALL of the licensing fees need to be used to support the HSOV. Perhaps then they would be able to get the spay and neuter program up to a realistic standard. And that in turn will increase adoptions. As it stands now, in order to do everything that's needed to be a responsible dog or cat owner, it will cost between $350-$500 up-front costs. That's prohibitive to many people who would be great pet owners.
The county should not be using that money for any reason other than support of the humane society and animal care.
Take a look at how many licenses were issued just a few years ago and you'll find that there were many more. People have had to cut costs due to the economy and not paying a license fee is one way they do it.
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And yes, even if the "pet" stays on the owner's property. If it goes outside, it needs a license.
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I don't mind paying for the license. I do mind that cat owners do not have the same fiduciary responsibility. The law needs to be changed so that any animal that is a "pet" and is allowed outside of the home, needs to have a license.
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Where does the money go from these dog tags?
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STOCKTON - A man drove himself to a hospital after being shot Wednesday morning in central Stockton, authorities said.
Police said the 20-year-old man was driving south on North Sutter Street near Acacia Street when he heard several gunshots. The victim felt pain and found he had suffered a grazing gunshot wound. Bullets also struck two residences in the area. The man was treated for a non-life-threatening wound at a hospital.
The gunman fled the area in a gray four-door vehicle, authorities said.
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BELPRE - Thousands of people filled Civitan Park on Friday evening to support cancer survivors and honor those who lost their battles during the 19th annual Relay for Life of Washington County.
"More important than the money raised tonight is the strength and hope you draw from each other," said Belpre Mayor Mike Lorentz. "You are hope and you are our strength."
Marietta Mayor Joe Matthews said he has attended many Relay for Life events, but this year is different.
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Pauline Haisley, 92, a four-time cancer survivor, led the Survivor's Lap on Friday during the 19th annual Washington County Relay for Life in Civitan Park. (Photo by Jolene Craig)
Two-time breast cancer survivor Chris Hendrickson, of Marietta, shows her mother Leona Meagle a poster her team, the Git-R-Done Girls, made with their photos on superhero bodies. (Photo by Jolene Craig)
"This is my first year as a cancer survivor," Matthews said through tears.
Friday's event began with a Survivor's Dinner and moved through the evening and into the night with activities going on at all times.
"Throughout the Relay we do a lot of little things to honor those who are survivors as well as those we have lost to this terrible disease," said Connie Grimes, one of the event organizers. "We are here for those people who have fought cancer."
The Relay is a way for former and current cancer patients to join with those who have lost a loved one or been affected by cancer in some way to work together, Grimes said.
"Those wearing the purple shirts are our heroes," she added.
This year's relay is one of the largest for Washington County with nearly 200 cancer survivors and more than 60 teams participating.
"This is a great event," said survivor Chris Hendrickson, of Marietta, who was also honored for her tenacity.
"I beat breast cancer 15 years ago and last year was told I had it again," she said. "I just finished my last chemo treatment and have started my first radiation.
"Being at the Relay with family and friends is amazing - to know the love and support is wonderful," Hendrickson continued.
One of the new teams is Threads of Hope of the Little Hocking area, which raised about $6,000 in its first year.
Of all of the small parts of the Relay, the luminaria service is where those who lost their battles with cancer, those still struggling and those who have won were honored with their names on luminaria bags along the walkway in Civitan Park.
This is the second year for the reusable luminaria, sponsored by Cawley and Peoples, Leavitt's of Belpre and McClure-Schafer-Lankford funeral homes.
Some of the participants in the annual Relay are family, friends and neighbors who have dealt with cancer themselves. Their involvement is proof of the progress that has reduced death rates, but also improved the quality of life following cancer treatment.
Members of all 68 teams from various businesses, organizations, churches and families camped out at Civitan Park overnight and took turns walking and buying food and other items from various team booths around the walking track.
Chad Gardner, income development representative for the American Cancer Society, said he believes this year's goal of $179,000 is attainable.
"Since we had more than $105,000 raised going into the event, I think we will reach it," he said. "Most of our teams have been working all year to raise this money to help eradicate cancer. It's not just an overnight event for us."
The funds raised enable the ACS to continue the fight against cancer through research, education, advocacy and patient services.
"There has to be a cure out there somewhere and as long as people keep going out and working to find it, we will win," said Hendrickson.


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The Caribbean Market PlaceThis casual restaurant, part of the resort's dining pavilion, serves breakfast and lunch buffets daily. Dinners feature International buffet appetizers and desserts with main dishes from an Italian menu.
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Guests of Now Sapphire Riviera Cancun are offered complimentary greens fees at Grand Coral Rivera Maya. A course designed by PGA champion and golf course designer, Nick Price, the Grand Coral Riviera Maya boasts a magnificent 18-hole, 7,043 yard golf course where golf pros and amateurs alike can enjoy a round, only steps away from the breathtaking Caribbean Sea.
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Alleged napper gets ride to jail
Published: Friday, October 11, 2013 at 9:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 12, 2013 at 12:31 a.m.
A nap landed a Thibodaux man in jail Friday morning, according to Thibodaux Police Department.
Police arrested Thomas Werth, 22, of 803 Lafourche Drive, on a criminal trespassing charge after he was "found cuddled up and sleeping" in the back seat of a vehicle that wasn't his in the 500 block of St. Charles Street, Thibodaux Police said.
Around 7:15 a.m., the son of the car's owner walked out and noticed a stranger sleeping in his mother's car, police said.
Werth had been drinking the night before and decided to nap in the back seat of the car while walking home, police said.
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CASTRO VALLEY -- A man shot by sheriff's deputies after he pointed a replica rifle at them remained in critical condition Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The man was taken to Eden Medical Center after the shooting. His identity was still not being released Saturday, according to Alameda County Sheriff's spokesman Sgt. J.D. Nelson.
No one else was injured.
The incident began with a call from the man to police about 7:30 p.m., saying he had been in a dispute with a neighbor. The man said "there (was) going to be a shootout" if police came to the home at the corner of Seven Hills and Lake Chabot roads, Nelson said.
Police responded in patrol cars and called in the sheriff's armored vehicle. A sheriff's sergeant looking through a porthole in the vehicle spotted the man -- apparently armed with a rifle -- on the side of the house.
The man moved around the front and side of the house for several minutes, using bushes as cover, before raising the rifle as if to shoot, Nelson said. The sergeant fired, striking him in the chest.
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Regardless of when or where the incident occurred, it is never too late to speak with a support resource about your options.
The College encourages all individuals to seek assistance from a medical provider and/or law enforcement immediately after an incident of sexual misconduct. This is the best option to ensure preservation of evidence and to begin a timely investigative and remedial response. The College will assist any Grinnell College community member to get to a safe place and will provide transportation to the hospital, coordination with law enforcement, and information about the College's resources and complaint processes.
There is a limited window of time (typically 72 to 96 hours) following an incident of sexual assault to preserve physical and other forms of evidence. Taking the step to gather evidence immediately does not commit an individual to any course of action. The decision to seek medical attention and gather any evidence will remain confidential and preserve the full range of options to seek resolution through the College's complaint processes and/or criminal action.
If you experience an incident of sexual misconduct, consider the following actions:
Contact Campus Safety & Security (641) 269-4600 (24 hrs.) or law enforcement (911) if in immediate danger
- Get away from your assailant and to a safe place.
- Tell the dispatcher this is an emergency situation and where you are. You do not have to give any personal details to the security dispatcher.
- Ask for an Advocate, RLC on call, or a security officer.
Seek medical attention
Grinnell Regional Medical Center (GRMC) Emergency Room
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
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GRMC can conduct a medical exam. You can request a sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) for your exam. If no SANE is available, another nurse will conduct your exam. You may request that a friend, Grinnell Advocate, or other support person accompany you during the exam. To request a Grinnell Advocate, call (641) 260-1615. Alternatively, call Campus Safety and Security at (641) 269-4600 and ask for an Advocate.
- The medical exam has two goals: first, to treat the full extent of any injury or physical trauma and to consider the possibilities of sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy and, second, to properly preserve evidence in case you decide to prosecute.
- IMPORTANT: Do not bathe, douche, brush your teeth, drink or change your clothing, as you may be destroying evidence you will need if you decide to prosecute. If you must change clothing, place them in a paper bag (do not use plastic bags).
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Nurses can check for infection and provide emergency contraception, other nursing care, and referrals as appropriate. Nurses and counselors are also available on-call after hours to direct you to medical help.
Seek support
Contact one of the support resource available to you both on and off campus, or call a parent, relative, or close friend for support. We encourage any individual who has questions or concerns to seek the support of campus and community resources. These resources can provide guidance in making decisions, information about available resources and procedural options, and assistance to either party in the event that a report and/or resolution under this policy is pursued. Individuals are encouraged to use all available resources, regardless of when or where the incident occurred.
Talk with your Title IX Coordinator about your options
Grinnell College's Title IX Coordinator will help review your options for next steps and link you to support resources. You have agency at each step in the process to set the pace and make your own decisions about how best to proceed, except when there is an immediate threat to the community or a minor is involved.


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Image Capture
Image Capture is the technology in Mac OS X that transfers images from your digital camera or scanner to your Mac for use in iPhoto or Automator. Gives a little more control than automatically filing within iPhoto, when using the iPhoto importer.
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Image Capture is included in OS X, that's why.
Am I missing something here? The download link goes to the Leopard features page, which is where the "Homepage" link goes.
Where's the download?
Much faster downloading pictures through Image Capture than iPhoto. Very handy: set it to open when a camera is connected, and it goes even faster!
It works best when you know the super-secret keyboard shortcut for activating it: Command-Shift-4. Tried it? Good. Your cursor should have turned into crosshairs. Click-hold and drag a marquee around the selection you want to capture. Better still: Mouse over the window you want to capture and press the space bar. The window turns blue. Click your mouse to take a picture of the whole window. A great way to get quick screen graps!


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Medical Progress
Medical Progress from Pharmaceutical Advances
New medicines save and improve lives every day. This is the foundation and underlying mission of America's biopharmaceutical research sector.
In recent years, biopharmaceutical innovation has led to accelerated progress in the fight against many diseases. In 2012, the Food and Drug Administration approved 44 new medicines—the largest number in 15 years. Of those, 27 were approved by the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research and seven by the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research.
Medicines improve patients' lives in many different ways. Appropriate use of medications can have a huge impact on the health and well-being of patients and their caregivers by extending life, halting or slowing disease progression, minimizing complications, improving quality of life, preventing hospitalizations and surgeries, preventing disease, and reducing side effects.
PhRMA member companies' commitment to innovation is a driving force behind such medical progress. Read about innovation over the years.
Here are some highlights:
Increased Life Expectancy
From 1950 to 2009, life expectancy for men and women in the United States has increased by a full decade. The average life span in 1950 was 68.2 years, but grew to reach 78.7 years in 2011. Life expectancy is continuing to rise steadily.
Decreased Disability
Disability among seniors has dropped sharply. A 2008 study by Harvard University researchers found that between 1984 and 2004-05, disability in the elderly population fell by one-fifth. In elderly patients who have a cardiovascular event, researchers report that medicines and other treatments have decreased disability by 50 percent.
Since the approval of anti‐retroviral treatments (ART) in 1995, the AIDS death rate has dropped nearly 85 percent. Since ART became available, the number of people with HIV increased by 28 percent between 1996 and 2000, primarily because of rising survival rates. Hospital rates, however, fell by 32 percent over the same period. Learn more about incremental innovation in HIV/AIDS.
Today, a 20 year old diagnosed with HIV can expect to live an additional 50 years. Yet, biopharmaceutical companies continue to push for further treatment gains. According to a 2014 report, there are 44 medicines in development in the U.S. for the treatment of HIV/AIDS. Learn more about medications in development for HIV/AIDS.
Heart Disease and Stroke
Advances in medicine helped cut deaths from heart disease by 30 percent between 2001 and 2011, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC said the factors contributing to the ongoing decline are better control of risks factors, early detection, and better treatment and care, including new drugs and expanded use of existing drugs.
CDC also reported in 2007 that U.S. adults reached an average cholesterol level in the ideal range (below 200) for the first time in 50 years. Authors of the report attribute the drop to the increased use of cholesterol-lowering medicines in the over-60 population.
Learn more about medications in development for heart disease and stroke.
Since 1980, life expectancy for cancer patients has increased by about three years, and 83 percent of those gains are attributable to new treatments. The number of cancer survivors living in the U.S. increased from 3 million in 1971 to 14 million today, according to the American Cancer Society.
The chance of survival for children with cancer has greatly improved in recent years. The five-year relative survival rate increased from 58 percent in the mid-1970s to 83 percent more recently (2002–2008)—a 43 percent jump. Learn more about incremental innovation in cancer. Continued efforts to battle the many forms of cancer are reflected in the nearly 1,000 new cancer medicines in development. Learn more about medications in development for cancer.
Over the last several years, many innovative medications for the treatment of diabetes have emerged, giving patients important tools for managing their disease. A recent study found that emergency-room visits for patients who took their diabetes medications as directed were 46 percent lower than for patients who took their medications less than 50 percent of the time. Similarly, adherent patients had 23 percent fewer hospitalizations and spent 24 percent fewer days in the hospital when they did need inpatient care.
Learn more about medications currently in development for diabetes.
Rare Disorders
Since the passage of the Orphan Drug Act in 1983, more than 400 medicines have been approved to treat rare diseases. These include the first treatments for Crohn's disease and Lou Gehrig's disease (also called ALS) and five treatments for pulmonary hypertension.
The FDA notes that approximately one-third all new medicines approved in the last five years have been designated as "orphan drugs"— the term used for medicines that treat rare diseases affecting fewer than 200,000 patients in the United States.
Learn more about medications currently in development for rare diseases.
Evolving Value of Medicine
Advances against disease like those illustrated above are not typically driven by large, dramatic developments, but more commonly result from a series of incremental gains in knowledge over time. New medicines build on one another step-by-step. In addition, the best clinical role and full value of a therapy typically emerges years after initial FDA approval as further research is conducted and physicians gain real-world experience.
This incremental step-wise transformation in knowledge has led to increased survival, improved patient outcomes, and enhanced quality of life for many patients. In fact, in recent years we have seen the transformation of several diseases that were once thought of as acute and sometimes fatal to chronic, manageable conditions for patients who have access to medication.


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