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I always like to do a post early in the year that looks forward to some of the books I'm most excited about on the horizon in 2015, helps me get pumped for the year and also try to make a mental note of all the projects I'm looking out for. I was ready with my list the first week of January but opted to wait to hear what news came out of Image Expo as they've had some truly exciting stuff in the last couple years, this year was no exception and added some great looking titles to my "must haves" list.
All that said, it was a bit hard to predict what I'm most excited about from Marvel and DC because their events (Secret Wars and Convergence, respectively) are even more potentially "line changing" and mysterious than usual. So keeping in mind that that accounts for a likely decreased number of books from both publishers on the list…let's get going! I organized this by month and then for stuff that has nebulous release dates more a "going forward in 2015" category.
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We begin with an ADVANCE REVIEW for Scott Snyder, Jock, and Matt Hollingsworth's Wytches #1 from Image. This is spoiler free, so no worries about listening before you've had a chance to read. This releases on 10/8 so make sure to keep your eyes peeled if you haven't already pre-ordered from your shop! Next up is a review of Thor #1 by Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, and Matthew Wilson. We have an interview this week with the always charming writer of Batman, American Vampire, and Wytches – Scott Snyder! Scott dishes on all things Wytches as well the forthcoming Batman #35 – due out this week and SURE to be talked about everywhere – read it first in your pile this week!
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The five comic things I'm most excited about for October? Glad you asked!
#1. Number with a bullet is GOTHAM ACADEMY.
I've read it, it comes out this week (10/1) and it is AWESOME.
That's right, written by Becky Cloonan and Brendan Fletcher and with some absolutely incredible art by Karl Kerschl (colors by Geyser/Dave McCaig) this is my pick of the week before I even read anything else. No way anything else is coming close to kicking it out of the #1 spot. It's got some fantastic new female characters in Olive and Maps, the hottest Bruce Wayne this side of…well, anywhere quite frankly, and a rich beautiful take on telling stories in Gotham that only touch Batman lightly. Everything about this feels young and new and smart. It's the exact breath of fresh air that DC desperately needs. And while I wouldn't want ALL of the DC books to feel this way (the same way I don't want them all to feel grim and gritty) I must say it's a welcome change of pace from what we've been seeing from DC. Even though Gotham Academy is a pretty gothic book – it's set in Gotham after all – it's not going to be all roses and sunshine – it has a lightness hope about it that just sings.
BONUS: Gotham Academy wonderfully straddles several lines, the first being that it will be effortless for new readers unfamiliar with Gotham (or even cape comics) to jump into, and yet it's filled with little details that hardcore Batman fans will love. It also straddles that often difficult line of being all-ages friendly – and it is – there isn't anything worrisome for younger audiences but it's plenty complex, layered, and nuanced for older audiences. Check out the Becky Cloonan variant cover (right), so pretty!
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Marc Silvestri, and the issue is Incredible Hulk #1, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated December 2011. These scans are from Hulk: Season One, which came out in August 2012. Enjoy!
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Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Mike Deodato, and the issue is Original Sin #1, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated July 2014. It's a comic from the future!!!! Enjoy!
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Well, that's a cheery title, isn't it? I'm going to write about Futures End and Original Sin, both of which had a "zero" issue that I didn't read and both of which shipped their #1 issues this week. So, um, SPOILERS be below, arrrrrr!
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I've done this once before, with the Bendis/Maleev Daredevil run, but Jason Aaron does a lot of what Bendis did in that story, which is peg specific events to specific dates. He also tells the tale out of sequence, so the dates are hard to suss out. So I thought I'd do the same thing for Scalped. WARNING: This will be tremendously SPOILER-Y, so if you haven't actually read Scalped yet, you might want to skip this. Unless you have no intention of reading Scalped, and then … well, feel free to read it or don't. It's your choice!
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Yeah, it's pretty good. But not for the reasons you might think!
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Every day this week will see me feature a brand-new Cool Comic Book Moment. For this week only, I'll be specifically featuring cool moments that happened in the last couple of years (basically since I last did the Year of Cool Comic Moments). Here is an archive of all the past cool comic moments that I've featured so far.
Today we take a look at a great issue of Wolverine and the X-Men, where Jason Aaron, Nick Bradshaw, Walden Wong and Cam Smith look past the events of Avengers vs. X-Men to give a spotlight on the strange life of the Sh'iar warrior known as Warbird.
Every day this year, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. This month I will be showing pages that are either scary or are part of "scary" issues (as scary as a comic can be, of course), because it's October! Today's page is from Ghost Rider #35, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated July 2009. This scan is from the Ghost Rider Omnibus, which was published in 2010. Enjoy!
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Every day this year, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. This month (for a while) I will be showing pages chosen by you, the readers. Today's page is from Wolverine and the X-Men #13, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated September 2012. This page was suggested by Third Man, who already had one of his suggestions featured and I know I said only one per person, but this page is pretty keen. I make the rules, yay! Enjoy!
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Some books simply demand the stark simplicity of no color, the absence of any warmth or hope. Steve Dillon's stunningly beautiful artwork shines in black and white. Simultaneously, Jason Aaron creates an all-encompassing bleak world view for the inhabitants of the Punisher's world. The PunisherMAX has little use for color.
It takes a certain kind of character to make a violent, bloodthirsty superhero likable. It certainly isn't an easy task. There are plenty of superheroes with "codes", rules which prohibit them from killing and so forth, these are more enjoyably relatable, we all want to think that, even when pushed to the edge of endurance, we would maintain a certain moral code. It is much harder though, to create an empathic, emotionally attractive character who is totally merciless. Continue Reading »
With the release of Wolverine #1, Isotope Comics Lounge in San Francisco hosted a party for comic book writer Jason Aaron. Having enjoyed his work on books like Scalped, Ghost Rider, and Punisher, I was interested to meet the man, so at around 9pm I headed down the hill to the party to ask him some questions about his work. Continue Reading »
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It is important to point out that this bad conduct was NOT the Congressman — it is his son….so anyone blaming the Congressman, should back off. I imagine this is a horrible personal crisis for the Congressman and his family – and what he doesn't need is people blaming him for his son's bad conduct.
(Chances are your family or someone you know has had some "unfortunate" scrapes…)
Below information is from FNC's Chad Pergram:
Democratic congressman Jim Moran's son, Patrick Moran, has pleaded guilty to beating his girlfriend. The assualt outside a nightclub left Moran's girlfriend with bloody nose and a fractured skull.
"The event occurred on Saturday December 1, 2012 at approximately 0123 hours in front of 'The Getaway' 3400 14th St NW Washington DC PSA 409," reads the police report.
"MPD Sgt. Paul, S from the Fifth District Vice unit along with ABRA investigator Stewart, Craig observed a white male, later found to be known as D-1 (Moran) grab a white female by the back of her head with his hand and slam her head into the metal trash can cage in front of the nightclub 'The Getaway'. After both parties were separated investigation revealed that the female (CW-1) was D-1's girlfriend and they had been in an argument inside the nightclub over D-1 talking to another femaie inside the club. CW-1 stated that she and D-1 have been together for six months," the report continues.
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Definición de atheroma en inglés:
1Degeneration of the walls of the arteries caused by accumulated fatty deposits and scar tissue, and leading to restriction of the circulation and a risk of thrombosis. See also atherosclerosis.
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- The early lesions of calcific degenerative disease resemble atheroma of the coronary artery.
- If the ultrasound shows stenosis or atheroma, the patient should understand the risks and benefits of the procedure.
- For subjects who were 45-69 yr of age, Crawford and Crawford reported no difference in the prevalence of extensive atheroma or significant stenosis between residents of hard-water and soft-water areas.
1.1The fatty material that forms plaques in the arteries.
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- Angina happens when the coronary arteries get blocked up with small pieces of fatty material called atheroma.
- Ultrasound devices provide reliable measurements of lumen size, distensibility, wall thickness, and the presence of atheroma in large arteries.
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- Additionally, care must be taken when dissecting the carotid vessels to avoid disturbing the atheromatous lesions causing fragmentation and subsequent embolization and stroke.
- Inflammatory processes are believed to play a role in the conversion of coronary vessel-wall lipids into dangerous atheromatous plaques.
- This is often induced by physical exertion, and the commonest aetiology is atheromatous coronary artery disease.
Late 16th century: via Latin from Greek athērōma, from athērē, atharē 'groats'.
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COMMUNITY SPORTS: July 3 notices
Adult Notices
SoCal Volleyball Club ---- What : High School/College/Women's Summer League. Advanced play for high school, college and women players. When : 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays June-Aug. Where : 1482 La Mirada Drive, San Marcos. Cost : $40 per month. Phone: 760-477-7547. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com. Website : socalvbc.com .
Camps and Clinics
For a complete listing of local camps and clinics please visit nctimes.com/sports/community
Canyon Crest Academy Baseball Camp ---- What : Camp to learn the "Raven Way" led by CCA staff, special guest coaches and includes hitting, pitching, fielding, base running, and throwing skills and drills. Who : Youths ages 12-16; grades 6-10. When : 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. July 18-22. Where : School baseball field, 5951 Village Center Loop Road, San Diego. Cost : $265 per person. Phone : 858-342-6322. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com. Website : ccaravensbaseball.com/canyon_crest_baseball_011.htm .
La Costa Canyon ---- What : Summer camps with head basketball coach David Cassaw and varsity team members. Who : Youths in grades 7-8. When : 9 a.m.-noon July 5-July 8 for grades 7-8. Where : La Costa Canyon High School Gym, 1 Maverick Way, Carlsbad. Cost : $140 per week for grades 3-6; $120 per week for grades 7-8. Phone : 760-436-6136.
Maranatha Christian Schools ---- What : Summer camp with coach Tim Shelton, assissted by student athletes, focusing on learning the fundamentals of basketball through drills and games designed to reinforce the skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, defense and team play. Who : Boys and girls in grades K-8. When : 9-11:30 a.m. July 5-8. Where : 9050 Maranatha Dr., San Diego. Cost : $125 per player and includes T-shirt and awards. Phone : 858-759-9737.
City of Oceanside Parks and Recreation ---- What : Basketball Beginner Camp to teach basic skills. Who : Boys and girls ages 7-12. When: 9-11:30 a.m. July 5-8. Where : Melba Bishop Gym, 5306 N. River Road. Cost : $60 for resident, $70 for nonresidents. Phone : Carl McCullough 760-435-5238. Email : email@example.com.
Poway High School Field Hockey Program ---- What : Camp to focus on basic skills such as stick handling, passing and shooting for girls who would like to play the sport at the high school level and also for established players who would like to refine their skills. Instruction given by Poway field hockey coaches along with special guest coaches including those with Olympic and collegiate experience. Participants must bring mouth and shin guards. Who : Middle and high school girls. When : 5-8 p.m. July 15-17. Where : Poway High School, 15500 Espola Road. Cost : $135 if registered and paid by July 8; $155 thereafter, include camp T-shirt. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com.
Maranatha Christian Schools ---- What : Summer camp with coaches Cabral and Garland, assissted by student athletes, focusing on learning the fundamentals of soccer through drills and games designed to reinforce the skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, defense and team play. Who : Boys and girls in grades K-8. When : 9-11:30 a.m. July 5-8. Where : 9050 Maranatha Dr., San Diego. Cost : $115 per player and includes T-shirt and awards. Phone : 858-759-9737.
Surfin' Fire ---- What : Surf Camp in four sessions to include instruction in water safety and surfing technique. Who : Youths. When : July 5-8. Camp available in half-day, full-day or three or four-days duration. Where: Surfin' Fire is located on Highway 101 in Carlsbad. Camps will be conducted at South Ponto Beach in Carlsbad and at the Oceanside Pier. Cost : Ranges from $75 to $330, depending on type and duration, and includes T-shirt and the use of a GLS soft surfboard and fitted wetsuit. Phone : 760-438-0538. Website : surfinfire.com .
San Pasqual High School ---- What : Volleyball Skills Camp. All techniques and strategies of the game will be taught with training focused on increasing physical strength and overall knowledge of the game. A Camp Tournament will culminate the skills and techniques being taught throughout the camp. Who : All returning players from last season and any incoming freshman interested in trying out in the fall 2011. When : 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. July 5-8 and July 11-15. Where : San Pasqual Gym, 3300 Bear Valley Parkway, Escondido. Cost : $70 nonrefundable fee. Phone : Head Vasity Coach Caroline Monahan 714-791-7826. Email : email@example.com.
SoCal Volleyball ---- What : Advanced Camps for hitters/setter, middles/setters and high school prep all-skills. Who : Girls ages 14-18. When : Weekly sessions from 4-6 p.m. beginning July 5 through August 11. Where: 1482 La Mirada Drive. Cost : $125 for one or first camp; $80 for subsequent camps. Phone : 760-477-7547. Website : socalvbc.com.
SoCal Volleyball ---- What : High School, College and Adult Women's Summer League divided by skill level. Who : Ages 15 and older. When : Weekly sessions from 6-9 p.m. July 5 through Aug. 14 Tuesdays and Thursdays. Co-ed league available only on Sundays. Where : 1482 La Mirada Drive. Cost : Free to members; $100 for nonmembers, includes all dates. Phone : 760-477-7547. Website : socalvbc.com.
SoCal Volleyball ---- What : Middle, High School and Adult Men's League divided by skill level. Who : Ages 14 and older. When : 6-9 p.m. July 6 through Aug. 14 Wednesdays and Sundays. Where : 1482 La Mirada Drive. Cost : $50 includes to all dates. Phone : 760-477-7547. Website : socalvbc.com.
San Marcos Brawlers ---- What : Summer camp. Who : Youths ages 5-18. When : 3-5 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, through August. Where : San Marcos High School Wrestling room, 1615 W. San Marcos Blvd. Cost : $15 per person and includes a SCWAY card. Phone : Lucas Factor 858-254-4078. Email : email@example.com.
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Rancho Bernardo High School ---- What : Boys head junior varsity coach. Experienced applicants only. Contact : Jim Choe. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
Canyon Crest Academy ---- What : Varsity girls coach. Contact : Tina Peterson 760-753-6491. Email : email@example.com.
Torrey Pines High School ---- What : Girls coach. Contact : Tina Peterson 760-753-6491. Email : email@example.com
Westview High School ---- What : Boys and girls junior varsity coach. Contact : Suzie Engel 858-354-0204. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Old Mission Beach Athletic Club ---- What : 58th Annual Over-The-Line Tournament fundraising event. OTL, Over the Line, is a modified form of beach baseball/softball in which the objective is to hit the ball "over the line" that's about 55 feet in front of the batter. There is no base running. The tournament format will be double elimination. The event will also feature food booths and entertainment. Proceeds benefit the organization which focuses on amateur sports, youth athletics and local charities. When : 7:30 a.m to dusk July 9, 10, 16 and 17. Where : Fiesta Island, Mission Bay, San Diego. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com. Website : ombac.org/over_the_line .
North County Road Runners ---- What : Eighth annual Bake at the Lake 4-mile cross country race including 14 divisions. Race course is 2 miles over gradual hills and rocks out to a stream and back with every quarter mile marked. Event will also include awards distribution to top three finishers in each division, drawing prizes and food. Proceeds benefit the Park Trail System and the Mission Vista High School Cross Country team. When : All entries must be received by July 6. Race begins at 7:30 a.m. July 9 with all bib numbers distributed by 7:20 a.m. Where : Lake Hodges, Escondido. Participants will meet at the concession stand parking lot. Cost : $15 for NCRR or San Diego Track Club members; $20 for nonmembers. Phone : Joe Crosswhite 760-723-3257. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com. Websites : northcountyroadrunners.com or sdtc.com .
Youth Notices
San Diego Show ---- What : Tryouts for new players for a tournament team. Who : All-Star caliber players ages 9 and under. When : 5:45 p.m. every Wednesday through August. Where : Kearny High School, 7651 Wellington Way, San Diego. Phone : Ernie Pulido 619-436-8051. Website : sandiegoshowbaseball.com/.
City Of Oceanside Parks and Recreation ---- What : Summer Teen Recreational League in two coed divisions geared towards having fun and staying active during the summer, while improving skills. Teams will be formed according to age and ability levels. Who : Boys and girls born in 1997-2000. When : Registration currently ongoing. League play begins July 12. Where : Melba Bishop gym, 5306 N. River Road. Cost: $60 for residents, $70 for nonresidents and includes a T-shirt and trophy. Phone : Carl McCullough 760-435-5238. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
San Luis Rey Trojans Athletic Association Amateur Athletic Union ---- What : Registration for the fall football, club level unlimited weight competitive teams, and cheer season. Who : Boys and girls ages 5-14. When : Registration is ongoing and available online. Practice begins July 18. Season generally runs through December. Cost : $125 per player. Phone : Coach Dan at 760-612-6634. Email : firstname.lastname@example.com. Website : slrtrojans.org .


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The Skinny on Fat
The Skinny on Fat
Fat. We are so afraid of fats! Modern diet professionals and governmental agencies insist that saturated fats are bad for us, that they are the villains in the modern diet, causing everything from cancer to heart disease. Today, government agencies suggest low-fat diets for children to avoid feeding them saturated fats.
However, the science shows that saturated fats play many important roles in our body chemistry. Children in particular need traditional saturated fats. The low-fat diet widely promoted by the conventional medical and food industries starves them of vital nutrients during their formative years.
Some of the vital roles of saturated fats include:
•Cell Membrane Function – 50 percent of the fats in cell membranes must be saturated for the cells to function properly.
•Lung Function – The lungs cannot function without saturated fats, which explains why children fed butter and whole milk have much less asthma than children fed margarine and low-fat milk.
•Kidney Function – The kidneys operate through a process that requires saturated fat.
•Brain and Nervous System – The normal brain is especially rich in saturated fat (and also cholesterol).
•Immune System – Saturated fats are needed for healthy immune function.
•Protection Against Infection – Some kinds of saturated fats (found in coconut oil and butter) help fight pathogenic bacteria, viruses and parasites. Children fed skim milk suffer from infection five times more frequently than children fed whole milk.
•Heart Function – Saturated fats are the preferred food for the heart. Children on low-fat diets actually develop blood markers indicating proneness to heart disease.
•Vitamin Carriers – Saturated animal fats serve as unique sources of important nutrients such as vitamins A and D, and CLA.
Eat Fat, Lose Fat
Many people avoid saturated animal fats for fear of gaining weight. Yet fats from healthy animals will provide the vital nutrients needed to satisfy the body and curb hunger while eliminating common cravings for sugar or fried food. When the body continually gives hunger signals, it is often a cry for the vital nutrients it is missing. In other words, if you keep feeding yourself processed foods that lack nutrients, you may continually experience hunger and cravings. For example, one may eat bag after bag of chips without experiencing satiety. However, a breakfast consisting of traditional fats will satisfy your hunger for hours. A key to maintaining optimal weight is to give your body essential nutrients, many of which are found in traditional fat such as butter, tallow and suet from beef and lamb, lard from pigs, chicken, goose and duck fat, coconut, palm and palm kernel oils, cold pressed olive oil, cold pressed sesame and peanut oils, cold pressed flax oil in small amounts and marine oils such as cold liver oil.
The Basic Types of Fat
Saturated fats tend to be solid at room temperature. Sources include butter, the fat on meat, coconut oil and palm oil. The fat from chicken, goose, duck and pig (lard) also contains high levels of saturated fat. These are recommended for cooking.
Monounsaturated oils tend to be liquid at room temperature but solid in the refrigerator. The healthiest monounsaturated oil is olive oil, which can be used on salads and for light cooking. However, olive oil lacks many important nutrients found in animal fats and should not be used as the exclusive fat in the diet. Canola oil is promoted as a healthy monounsaturated oil; however, it contains fragile omega-3 fatty acids that are transformed into dangerous free radicals and even trans fats during processing. Read more about canola oil: http://www.westonaprice.org/know-your-fats/the-great-con-ola
Polyunsaturated oils are liquid even when chilled. These include all commercial oils from corn, soy, sunflower and safflower. Use of these oils is associated with many modern diseases, including cancer, heart disease, immune system dysfunction, sterility, digestive disorders, learning disabilities, growth problems and osteoporosis. Flax oil contains omega-3 fatty acids, which have health benefits; however, flax oil should only be used in small amounts in salad dressings and homemade spreads. Because omega-3 fatty acids are very fragile, flax oil should be stored in the refrigerator and never heated.
Trans fats are formed by an industrial process called partial hydrogenation that turns liquid polyunsaturated oils into a hard fat. They are associated with a host of modern diseases, including cancer, heart disease, growth problems, weight gain and sterility. Trans fats interfere with enzymes needed to fight toxins and also to make important hormones, including sex hormones. The U.S. government has concluded that industrial trans fats are unsafe at any level in the diet. Yet, they are found in most processed foods, including cookies, crackers, bread, chips, snack foods, salad dressings and fried foods. Consumers who mistakenly try to avoid saturated fat usually end up eating a lot of dangerous trans fats instead.
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The employment record for recent graduates is excellent. Representative occupations include specialists in environmental impact assessment, environmental restoration, energy, water resources, environmental education, sustainable agriculture, park management, environmental regulation and policy, integrated waste management and recycling. More information about the successful job placement of our many graduates is available from the department.
The BS, BA, and the BA Preparation for Teaching (multiple subjects) are available for undergraduates. The BS and BA both offer a broad education in environmental concepts and applications through the core courses, along with a narrower subfield linked to a specific career pathway. This is done through the advisor-approved minor or departmental concentration and electives. The BS program provides a strong technical background in quantitative resource analysis, suitable for both resource managers and policy makers or practitioners such as energy auditors, designers of renewable energy systems, or ecosystem restorationists. The BA provides a more general education oriented toward environmental law, business, policy, planning or communications. The Preparation for Teaching program prepares the student for application to the elementary (K-8) credential program. In addition, many students in the program choose careers in outdoor education or park ranger work.
Because Environmental Studies is interdisciplinary, our faculty are drawn from many different fields, including ecology, energy and water resources, engineering environmental studies, geography, and law (more details on faculty background, teaching, and research are available from the department web site). The Environmental Studies faculty is noted for its excellent teaching and personal involvement with students. Faculty are active in community, regional, state and international environmental affairs, and bring these outside experiences to the classroom. Many faculty conduct research and undertake other scholarly work, which often involves students.
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The Center for Development of Recycling (CDR) is attached to the Environmental Studies Department and is funded by local government to research, develop and disseminate information on integrated waste management. Students work with CDR on special projects and earn class credit. CDR is located in Washington Square Hall 115. Bruce Olszewski is the director.
The Environmental Resource Center (ERC) is an outreach and sustainability organization that works closely with the Environmental Studies Department and the surrounding community. As its primary work the ERC organizes SJSU's Earth Day, undertakes sustainability projects, and provides resource information with its files and library. Lynne Trulio is the faculty advisor for the ERC.
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House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) is sending a cautionary message about the danger that the Democrats could retake the House in November, saying there is a one-in-three chance the GOP will lose its majority.
"I would say that there is a two-in-three chance that we win control of the House again, but there's a one-in-three chance that we could lose," Mr. Boehner told Fox News in an interview to air Tuesday. "We've got a big challenge and we've got work to do."
Mr. Boehner played political analyst, noting the vulnerabilities of some House Republicans, especially those who were first elected in 2010.
"We have 50 of our members in tough races, 89 freshmen running for their first re-elections, and we have 32 districts that are in states where there is no presidential campaign going to be run, no big Senate race, and we call these orphan districts," Mr. Boehner said. "You take 18 of them—[in] California, Illinois and New York—where you know we're not likely to do well at the top of the ticket, and those districts are frankly pretty vulnerable."
To some degree, this runs contrary to the message of other GOP leaders that they're confident they will keep the House. Democrats need 25 seats to retake control, and some neutral analysts estimate that if the election were held today they'd win about 10.
But Republican strategists said Mr. Boehner's comments are a calculated attempt to keep donors focused on House races, so they do not take victory for granted. With much attention focused on the high-profile GOP attempts to retake the presidency and the Senate, some party leaders fear the battle for the House could be overshadowed.
The Democrats have outpaced the Republicans in fundraising in recent months. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which coordinates Democratic House campaigns, raised $22.1 million in the first three months of this year, while the National Republican Congressional Committee raised $19.1 million.
Still, the NRCC ended the first quarter of the year with $27.1 million in the bank, while the DCCC had $22.8 million.
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There may yet be hope for a strong California Republican Party.
After a crushing defeat in November, state GOP leaders are trying to recruit Jim Brulte to run for party chairman in the spring. The former lawmaker's dry wit, talent for making deals and tolerance of a wide range of viewpoints under the GOP umbrella could begin to restore the party's relevance.
Just the fact that Republicans are interested in Brulte is a good sign. He has been critical of the party's failure to adapt to changing demographics, particularly in trying to attract Latino voters. As a legislative leader representing Southern California's Inland Empire from 1992 to 2004, he welcomed Republican moderates like San Jose's Jim Cunneen and Santa Cruz's Bruce McPherson into the caucus. McPherson eventually became so alienated from the GOP that he became an independent last summer.
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A great article that spells out the truth.....Arabs in Israel are not treated bad like the Jew hating Nazis and Ziophobes here on LL try to make out! Israel is not an apartheid state.
The Muslims, Druze and Christians have a much better life here then what they would have in any other Arab country!
And a note to the cowards that block me, only because they cant argue with the facts i put forth,.......you are the lowest form of yellow bellied scum !
I dont block anyone because you cowards dont scare me, like i obviously scare you!
Under Israel, Arabs enjoy life that many in neighboring countries can only dream of !!
David Ha'ivri
Published: 02.16.12, 18:30
Anti-Israel propagandists claim that Israel is an apartheid state that discriminates against Palestinians on a racist basis. They repeat this accusation over and over like some kind of mantra, in order to make it stick to the image of Israel, regardless of the truth.
There are a number of questions that should be asked of the PR wizards who invented this line of assault:
1. Are the Palestinians a distinct race? If not, how could they be victims of racism? (The same can be asked about Israelis: are they a race? If not, how can they be perpetrators of racism?)
2. Does Israel have any security threat coming from Arabs both inside and outside the borders of Israel? And if so, does Israel have a right to protect itself?
3. Do people in all countries, communities and neighborhoods around the world enjoy the same standard of living, freedoms and rights?
4. Do Arab residents of Israel really have it that bad?
The "Palestinian Apartheid" issue has been used by demagogue Arab leaders (and others) as a distraction from real pressing issues for ages. Citizens of Israel's neighboring countries have been indoctrinated for decades to believe that the Jewish state is their biggest threat and the core of all of their worries, while in fact they have been abused and oppressed by men like Gaddafi, Assad, Arafat and others. Over the past year, those living under Arab regimes have begun demanding their basic rights and freedoms. Some are realizing that Israel is not the real cause of their hardships.
In Israel (West Bank area included,) Arab residents enjoy the kind of freedom and security that many in neighboring countries can only dream of - but they generally expect Israel to be better than others. The fact that Arabs are being oppressed, beaten and slaughtered by dictators in Arab countries is of no consolation to Israeli Arabs who are delayed at security checkpoints.
But are security checkpoints a sign of racism or a real security need brought about by terrorists who have come from largely Arab population areas and tried to transport bombs and weapons into largely Jewish population areas? There are security checks at all major airports throughout the world. Are they a form of racism, or a similarly necessary response to a known threat?
Apartheid wall?
Israel has constructed a security separation barrier meant to obstruct the transit of terrorists and their weapons. Anti-Israel propagandists call the security barrier an "apartheid wall." My question is: how could it be defined as an apartheid wall if there are both Jews and Arabs who live on both sides of the wall? My family and I, along with hundreds of thousands of other Israelis, live on the east side of the wall.
Non-Jewish Israelis - members of Christian, Muslim and Druze faiths (all considered Arabs) - serve in Israel's army and parliament. Members of each of these communities have served as judges in Israeli courts, officers in Israel's police force and other respected positions. Those who fulfill their civil obligations are rewarded with all of the same benefits as Jewish Israelis.
Very few Muslim or Arab countries have Jewish residents at all, due to the great expulsion of Jews from Arab lands that paralleled the founding of the State of Israel in 1948. Most, if not all, Arab countries have laws forbidding Jews to own land or have other basic rights. Even those Arabs who have signed treaties with Israel - Egypt, Jordan and the PA - do not provide rights for Jews in their countries (not that this is very surprising in light of the fact that rights even to Arabs in those countries are very limited.)
All this boils down to two core points. First, Arabs under Israel might very well have a better standard of living than what is available in neighboring Arab regimes. Second, Israel is forced to deal with constant security threats. In an ongoing effort to keep the country safe from terror, some inconvenience is caused to the population. Jews and non-Jews alike are checked at entrances to shopping centers, public institutions and even hospitals.
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Another "Jews are perfect" story from the zionist media machine with the sole purpose to cover their hidden agenda. Also you call everyone who have a diffrent view cowards and jew haters. You are fucking pathetic.
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Where does it claim Jews are perfect?
And i only call the LL racist assholes that constantly attack jews, Jew haters.
What else would you call them?
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@Freejay Nowhere hence the "". Dont you think there is a reason, like your text pointed out, that all arab nations hate israel and jews? You put it out there like its totally uncalled for, and all arab countries are low life scum.
You are not racist if you dont like israel or jews. How can they be perpetrators of racism, when jews and israelis are not a distinct race?
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Judaism is a race and a religion.
DNA backs that up.
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Having been in Israel I know this to be bullshit. But fucking with ultra orthodox jews is always a hoot
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disagreeing with Israeli domestic policy is not equal to disliking the Jews. In fact, I would argue that to support Israeli domestic policy unconditionally (as Freejay does) is more of a dis-service to Jews everywhere than speaking out against it in the context of Palestinian apartheid. Israel and it policies give Jews everywhere a bad name, especially when the rest of the world (except the US) stands in opposition.
You would think a people who were put in ghettos by Nazis would have the sense More..
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LMAO wow 1 persons opinion, is that all you got? We all know the 'middle earth' is the most violent part of the world. Do you have any evidence... Ever?
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Like i said to Penguinister ....you ever been here?
Or do you just judge your opinion by one or two rare attacks on Arabs, that the Liberal media blows out of proportion?
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@Freejay Everyone who has been on liveleak for longer then a week knows you are the biggest Islamaphobe on the site. Then you go and post shit like this??
"Help us kill all the Muslims!!"
"See? Jews are friendly to arabs"
This Article is almost as demented as the poster.
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When did i ever say we should kill all Muslims?
You really are talking shit now!
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Hold on sparky, you forget how the Israeli legal system views anyone not to be a jew to be a second class citizen. The reality is Israel is a democracy for the jews, anyone else is treated as a second tier citizen.
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You ever even been to Israel before?
Do you ignore the security risks?
And are second class citizens allowed to sit as judges, politicians etc.?
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@Freejay dude, I dont even have to type to make everything you are saying BS and can cut and past articles all bloody day
Lets start with wikipedia
According to a study commissioned by the Arab Association of Human Rights entitled "Silencing Dissent," over the past three years, eight of nine of these Arab Knesset members have been beaten by Israeli forces during demonstrations.[113] Most recently according to the report, legislation has been passed, including three election laws [e.g More..
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Arab association of human right???
you gotta be kidding using that as a source thinking it wouldnt be biased!
And what are Arab Knesset members protesting in marches that are backing are against the state of Israel?
In most countries that would be considered treason!
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And they wonder why i call these same people Jews haters!
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It's because Israel is civilized, and izzlamic Shit-holes aren't.
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It's beyond true. The Arabs love the Israelis because its through them they make a living and then some. They could NEVER have succeeded the way they have and prospered with cars, villas, electronics and medical assistance the way they have in any other country on earth. Only the media distorts things and would have the world believe otherwise.
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WTF is this nonsense? Lol.......I live/lived there, I can tell you right now there is no "peace". Especially when you destroy homes, build new buildings for settlers on that fertile land, give the Palestinians the rocks. When they are finished building the settlers "community" on top of the hills, they are given "special" access roads for immediate travel through Israel's "freeways". The Palestinians have to use dirt roads, no fuckin lights at night, s More..
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@mphatik lol
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After what felt like an endless holiday season, the initial-public-offerings market in Hong Kong is finally stirring to life once again. But companies had better act before it cruelly shuts again.
Hong Kong shares have been on a tear in 2012, ratcheting up 11% of gains, with one of last year's big losers, Li & Fung, up 24%. The Hang Seng Index is taking a slight breather on Monday, the eighth day of the Lunar New Year, as investors take profits after six consecutive sessions of gains. For now, the horror of 2011 seems to have been forgotten.
"If I could annualize the [year-to-date] return I'd lock up shop now!" writes Citigroup Asia Pacific strategist Markus Rosgen, quoting an investor.
Call it the effect of the dragon if you will, but as Citi notes, markets in Hong Kong and Taiwan have tended to move higher after the Lunar New Year holiday. The gains are being magnified this time as Hong Kong stocks claw their way back up from very cheap levels, with the prospect of a prolonged low-rate environment giving them a shot in the arm.
Plus, there is just a lot of cash to be put to work. Trading volumes in 2011 were depressed, flirting with 2009 lows, according to Citi, while bank deposits piled up. In Hong Kong, bank deposits at the end of November were up 10% from a year earlier; for Asia excluding Japan, they were up 14%. That Asian total is the equivalent of $2.2 trillion, no chump change.
Bankers last year said their pipelines were just bursting with stalled equity, debt and M&A deals, with 146 IPOs worth $25.4 billion postponed in Asia in 2011, according to Dealogic. Some of the more eagerly anticipated IPOs include offerings by China Everbright Bank Co., Manchester United Ltd. and Mongolia's Erdenes-Tavan Tolgoi Co. One of the first major IPOs could be that of Canada's Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., which Dow Jones Newswires reports is kicking off its pre-IPO marketing this week as it seeks to raise up to $700 million.
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Agency Information Collection Activities: Proposed Collection; Comment Request
This notice announces the intention of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) to request that the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) approve the proposed information collection project: "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 'Developing a Registry of Registries'." In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act, 44 U.S.C. 3501-3521, AHRQ invites the public to comment on this proposed information collection.
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act "Developing a Registry of Registries"
The Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997, Public Law 105-115, provided for the creation of a Clinical Trials Data Bank, known as ClinicalTrials.gov. Since its launch in 2000, the ClinicalTrials.gov system has registered over 90,500 trials. The large volume of studies currently listed in ClinicalTrials.gov and the high usage numbers suggest that the system has been successful at improving access to information about clinical studies. However, while ClinicalTrials.gov supports the listing of observational studies, such listing is not required.
Patient registries are a distinct type of observational study. Patient registries may be designed for many purposes, such as to observe the natural history of disease, examine comparative effectiveness, or fulfill post-approval commitments. Patient registries have specific characteristics that are not currently captured on ClinicalTrials.gov. To date, some registry sponsors have attempted to leverage the observational study model to post patient registry-type records on ClinicalTrials.gov; however, stakeholders have noted that the system does not fully meet their needs.
Patient registries have received significant attention and funding in recent years. Similar to controlled interventional studies, patient registries represent some burden to patients (e.g., time to complete patient reported outcome measures, risk of loss of privacy), who often participate voluntarily in hopes of improving knowledge about a disease or condition. Patient registries also represent a substantial investment of health research resources. Despite these factors, registration of patient registries in ClinicalTrials.gov is not currently required, presenting the potential for duplication of efforts and insufficient dissemination of findings that are not published in the peer-reviewed literature. To ensure that resources are used in the most efficient manner, registries need to be listed in a manner similar to that of trials in ClinicalTrials.gov.
By creating a central point of collection for information about all patient registries in the United States, the Registry of Patient Registries (RoPR) helps to further AHRQ's goals by making information regarding quality, appropriateness, and effectiveness of health services and patient registries in particular) more readily available and centralized.
The primary goal of this project is to engage stakeholders in the design and development of a RoPR database system that is compatible with ClinicalTrials.gov and meets the following objectives:
(1) Provides a searchable database of patient registries in the United States (to promote collaboration, reduce redundancy, and improve transparency);
(2) Facilitates the use of common data fields and definitions in similar health conditions (to improve opportunities for sharing, comparing, and linkage);
(3) Provides a public repository of searchable summary results (including results from registries that have not yet been published in the peer-reviewed literature);
(4) Offers a search tool to locate existing data that researchers can request for use in new studies; and serves as a recruitment tool for researchers and patients interested in participating in patient registries.
This study is being conducted by AHRQ through its contractor, the Outcome DEcIDE Center, pursuant to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Public Law 111-5, and pursuant to AHRQ's statutory authority to conduct and support research and disseminate information on health care and on systems for the delivery of such care, including activities with respect to the quality, effectiveness, efficiency, appropriateness and value of health care services and with respect to database development. 42 U.S.C. 299a(a)(1) and (8).
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To achieve the goals of this project the following data collections will be implemented:
(1) Collect information from registry holders, defining a patient registry profile via a web-based interface, to populate the RoPR database system.
The purpose of the RoPR is to create a readily available public resource in the model of ClinicalTrials.gov to share information on existing patient registries to promote collaboration, reduce redundancy, and improve transparency in registry research. Patient registry research has become more prevalent and, based on stakeholder feedback, is not adequately served by ClinicalTrials.gov at present. The information being collected in the RoPR record will be visible to the public visiting the RoPR Web site and will be available for public use in this capacity.
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Exhibit 1 shows the estimated annualized burden for the respondents' time to participate in the RoPR. Because the RoPR is a voluntary system available to any entity conducting a patient registry, it is not possible to determine the number of potential respondents. We do know that over 3,800 newly registered records designated as "observational studies" were entered into ClinicalTrials.gov in 2010. Only a subset of this number (which we will estimate at a maximum of 40%) would qualify as patient registries and would likely be registered in the RoPR. Therefore, we use 1,520 (3,800*0.40) in Exhibits 1 and 2 below as a very rough, but high, estimation of the potential number of respondents who will enter registries into the RoPR annually. The actual number of respondents will depend on a variety of factors and could vary widely. It should be remembered that mandates could evolve making registration in the RoPR mandatory. Our estimates therefore attempt to factor an upper threshold for volume.
Each respondent will enter a new RoPR record only once and is estimated to take 45 minutes. An estimated 50% (760 records) of RoPR records will be updated once a year and will take about 15 minutes. This estimate is based on a query of ClinicalTrials.gov which showed that about 50% of observational studies registered in ClinicalTrials.gov had been updated in the past year. The total respondent burden is estimated to be 1,330 hours annually.
Exhibit 2 shows the estimated cost burden associated with the respondent's time to participate in the RoPR. The total cost burden is estimated to be $45,579 annually.
|Form name
|Number of respondents
|Number of responses per respondent
|Hours per response
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|New RoPR Record
|Review/update RoPR Record
|Form name
|Number of respondents
|Total burden hours
|Average hourly wage rate †
|Total cost burden
|† Based upon the mean average wage for Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations, May National Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Available at: http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_nat.htm#29-0000.
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|Review/update RoPR Record
Estimated Annual Costs to the Federal Government Back to Top
Exhibit 3 shows the estimated total and annualized cost to the government to create and maintain the RoPR for 3 years. The total cost is estimated to be $3,184,333.
|Cost component
|Total cost
|Annualized cost
|Project Development
|Project Management
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Comments submitted in response to this notice will be summarized and included in the Agency's subsequent request for OMB approval of the proposed information collection. All comments will become a matter of public record.
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Co-director Robert Rodriguez recently took to Twitter to show off a pair of images from Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, the first (below) a behind-the-scenes look at Josh Brolin shooting a driving scene with, "Here's bad ass Josh Brolin driving a Rodriguez-mobile. (A green box with a steering wheel bolted on)." The second (above) is "a quick photo touch up I do to set a tone for the actors."
Brolin plays Dwight, who Clive Owen starred as in the 2005 Sin City. As we mentioned last month when Brolin's involvement was announced, this switch makes sense because Dwight's face gets awfully messed up at the end of Frank Miller's A Dame to Kill For, which takes place before The Big Fat Kill, as seen in Sin City.
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He "owned" the role of Dwight.
Wasn't Dwight supposed to be more svelt?
Josh Brolin is playing Dwight before his facial reconstruction surgery, and Clive is still playing post-op Dwight.
Wow, Josh Brolin as pre-facial surgery Dwight looks good. I wonder about his voice though…
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In Black Horizon, a riveting and timely thriller drawn from tomorrow's headlines, New York Times bestselling author James Grippando brings back popular Miami criminal defense attorney Jack Swyteck in an international case involving a devastating oil spill that pits him against his most villainous adversaries yet.
Three summers after the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe, oil is again spewing into the ocean—from a drilling explosion in Cuban waters sixty miles off the Florida Keys, creating a politically complex and volatile situation. Representing an American woman whose Cuban husband was killed on the rig, Jack finds himself in dangerous waters when he discovers that his incendiary case may be lethally connected to his new wife Andi's undercover assignment for the FBI . . . and that the looming environmental catastrophe may have been no "accident" at all.
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'Resolve, Courage, Discipline'; The Thinking of David Rosenberg
The Monday note from Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg, in which he struck a surprisingly bullish tone, has garnered a fair amount of attention this week. Rosenberg's changing mind centers largely on the prospects for political change, and he compared it to the experience of his native Canada in the 1990s.
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It's all about resolve, courage, discipline – and the right political moment to strike. Canada has the benefit of granting governments on occasion the benefit of running the country with a majority. The advantage of a parliamentary system — so long as the party in power doesn't blow it. Canada is blessed with that today — a Conservative majority with a pro-business agenda — as it was in the 1990s with the Liberals under the leadership of Jean Chretien and Paul Martin. Stalwarts who were willing to part from their populist election campaign in 1993 and embark on the road towards fiscal austerity.
It wasn't easy — cuts to health and education, privatization. Various revenue-raising initiatives. Keeping the national sales tax that was imposed by the prior Mulroney government (which deserves a lot of credit for blazing the trail.) Means-testing Old-Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement. Cutbacks to the civil service and wage freezes. Raising the retirement age, too, in order to curtail bloated actuarial pension liabilities. And a move towards privately delivered medical care. All in formerly Socialist Canada — what Lord Black once labeled a 'banana republic' (not exactly the right climate to grow the fruit, mind you.)
The United States can do the same. But having one party in power at both the executive and legislative levels would be necessary since the divide between the GOP and the Democrats is far too wide to get anything done. A lot can be accomplished, even in a two-year span. The Republicans look set to take the Senate and reclaim the House, so it would stand to reason that those who believe this is a time for courageous action to replace gridlock, would be opting for Mr. Romney.
So, yes, a lot depends upon the November election, Rosenberg says. When asked in our interview what it would mean if President Obama won re-election, he paused, and said "that's a good question."
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