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Q: My ferret recently became very lethargic. He more or less lies in his hammock with a distant look on his face. He was taken to the vet today and given a full blood work evaluation. Everything came back well within norms except for the T4 thyroid test. He had a 1.6 value, which my veterinarian said was a little low but still within normal ranges. My veterinarian has never had a hypo/hyperthyroidism case before, and is still going to investigate. I would like to know where the 1.6 score puts my ferret. What is the treatment if he does have hypothyroidism? He is eating, drinking and doing all other functions regularly.
A: Both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism have not been described in ferrets as a common or even rare disease. Let's be thankful there is one endocrine gland that remains normal in ferrets!
Hypothyroidism is very difficult to diagnose, even in animals that we know get this disease, such as dogs. It is more common in certain breeds. Because this disease is difficult to diagnose, veterinarians use many blood tests to diagnose hypothyroidism. The resting thyroid level, which is the test your doctor did on your ferret, is a screening test. If this test is abnormal, it indicates that further tests need to be done. Also, a few different methods are used to measure thyroid levels, and some are more likely to be accurate than others.
If this were a dog with a slightly low number, the next step would be to consider a few more specific tests, and possibly a stimulation test. A stimulation test is given to the patient to try to force the thyroid to produce more thyroid hormone. If this stimulation test does not elicit the correct response, than a diagnosis of hypothyroidism can be made.
Because we do not see hypothyroidism in ferrets, the stimulation test is rarely performed. Interestingly enough, though, a protocol exists for performing this test in ferrets.
Based on a 1.6, it is highly unlikely your ferret has hypothyroidism. This number should be much lower if it is hypothyroidism. Because hypothyroidism is a very rare disease, the odds are stacked against your ferret having it. It may be worthwhile to investigate other avenues of disease diagnosis. If you believe, however, that there is a good chance this is hypothyroidism, then the stimulation test may be your next step.
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Feb 15, 2006 | Hip-hop artists often combine sections of several songs to create a new piece of music. The technique is known as a mashup, since it mashes together disparate sounds from different sources into one recording.
A similar mashup technique is now getting the attention of scientists as a way to quickly bring together disparate informatics, biological, chemical, and imaging information when conducting research.
The idea behind mashups is simple: use information that is available on the Web or in company databases and some relatively simple programming techniques to combine data so that they potentially offer more insight into a problem than when the data are kept or viewed separately.
The idea of aggregating data in this way is not new. But what is drawing attention to mashups these days is that increasingly public databases are making their contents available in formats that make it easier to aggregate. At the same time, some programming aids and utilities are making it easier for nontechnical people to pull together these data.
Over the past six months, mashups have been getting a lot of publicity mainly because of Google, which offers an API (application programming interface) that makes it relatively easy to overlay geographical data on a map. Essentially, with Google Maps data are displayed as a virtual stickpin on a map.
A July 2005 BusinessWeek article noted that many people were using Google Maps mashups to pull together data as varied as real-estate listings to neighborhood crime statistics.
This technique was seized upon last November, when the most recent list of the world's most powerful supercomputers was announced at the SC05 conference in Seattle (see Supercomputing Show, Dec./Jan. 2006 Bio•IT World, page 36). At that time, the Top500.org published its traditional top 500 list, but the group also created an interactive map displaying the location of the world's 100 most powerful computer systems. Moving a cursor over the stickpins on the map produces a bubble with information about the particular computer installation.
The ability to display data in this manner has many life science applications. A January article in Nature* noted that this technique could be used to track the progression of an infectious disease or study global health and disease patterns. To emphasize this point, Nature created its own mashup tracking avian-flu outbreaks by combining information from the World Health Organization and the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization into a Google map.
The article also noted that mashups are not limited to just aggregating geographical data onto maps. It noted that the data in many life science databases such as GenBank are easily accessible and could be combined with other information.
An example cited was of the mashup iSpecies.org. Upon entering a species into what looks like a regular query search line, the mashup returns a page with NCBI genomics information, Yahoo images of the species, and articles culled from Google Scholar.
Bright FutureA limiting factor to using mashups has been that much of the data in public database is not machine-readable. Typically, a person has to manually cut and paste data from a Web site for it to be used by another application. This approach will not work with a mashup.
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Just finished reading the fitness eBook and I love, love, love it! Wish I could go back and beat 20-year old me over the head with it. If either time travel or beating people with eBooks were possible. I might have avoided the back and hip injuries that now plague me in my late 20s.
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From the Vault tonight, our segment in which we pay tribute to our metal heroes, we featured Ozzy and BARK AT THE MOON, in honor of the super moon out on the horizon this evening. We talked to a few listeners, played new music from Neuraxis and Pestilence, talked a bit about the wild world events going on, and played a Japanese fronted band called Hemoptysis. We then played Carpathian Forest and gave away tickets to RAMMMMMMMMSTEIIIIN. Flawless victory.
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While last years NBA off-season was fuddled up by that whole lockout thing, this year's break should take a more traditional path.
A few important dates to keep in mind:
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July 11th- Teams may officially sign sign free agent players to contracts.
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With names like Deron Williams, Steve Nash, Roy Hibbert, Kevin Garnett, Eric Gordon and Ray Allen all potentially switching team, this years off-season carries plenty of intrigue.
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Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne said the company is considering Google Checkout for Overstock Shopping and for its auction platform. The revelation came in a discussion board thread started by Byrne to answer questions about why Meghan Tuohig took over for executive Stormy Simon as head of Overstock.com Auctions.
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Female Boers
Class 1, Unfreshened: 1st and 2nd, Joe Stover, No Limits; 3rd, Johanna Becker, Seneca Survivors; 4th, Miranda Clouse, Eden Jr. Farmers.
Class 2, Freshened: 1st, Joe Stover; 2nd, Evan Palmer, Seneca County Jr. Beef; 3rd, Brendon Palmer, Seneca County Jr. Beef; 4th, Casey Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Champion: Joe Stover; Reserve: Joe Stover.
Market Boers
Class 1: 1st, Allison Price, Eden Dairy; 2nd, Denver Staib, Hopewell-Loudon Hog and Dairy; 3rd, Trisha Moore, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 4th, Ashley Moore.
Class 2: 1st, , Seneca Pens and Friends; 2nd, Kelly Strausbaugh, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 3rd, Trevor Slingwine, Spirit of '76; 4th, Alex Zimmerman, Clinton Farmers.
Class 3: 1st, Matt Huber, Seneca County Jr. Beef; 2nd, Selena Zender, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 3rd, Cole Zimmerman, Clinton Farmers; 4th, Jacob Warnement, Hopewell-Loudon Hog and Dairy.
Class 4: 1st, Hunter Clouse, Eden Jr. Farmers; 2nd, Hannah Brown, Eden Dairy; 3rd, ; 4th, Thomas Lynch, Seneca County Jr. Farmers.
Class 5: 1st, Jill Fox, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies; 2nd, Kady Elchert, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies; 3rd, Brian Ward, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies; 4th, Selena Zender.
Class 6: 1st, Allison Osborne, No Limits; 2nd, Allison Price; 3rd, Ashley Parker, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 4th, Rachel Miller, Jolly Workers.
Class 7: 1st, Chance Brickner, Hopewell-Loudon FFA; 2nd, Jocelyn Cole, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 3rd, Joe Stover; 4th, Ashley Parker.
Class 8: 1st, Jocelyn Cole; 2nd, Allison Osborne; 3rd, Miranda Clouse; 4th, Brooklyn Williams, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies.
Class 9: 1st, Mitchell Brown, Eden Dairy; 2nd, Chance Brickner; 3rd, Ginny Becker, Seneca Survivors; 4th, Heather Riedlinger, Clinton Farmers.
Grand Champion: Jocelyn Cole; Reserve: Chance Brickner.
Champion: Maxine Milazzo, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies; Reserve: Maxine Milazzo; 3rd, Maxine Milazzo; 4th, Bryce Loudenslager, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Ages 8-9: 1st, Ben Wright, Spirit of '76; 2nd, Mary Beth Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 3rd, Ashley Moore, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 4th, Ashley Brickner.
Junior: 1st, Joe Stover; 2nd, Miranda Clouse; 3rd, Daria High, Spirit of '76; 4th, Wyatt Humbert, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Intermediate: 1st, Allison Osborne; 2nd, Madison Zimmerman; 3rd, Peyton Miller, Swine Stockaders; 4th, Kate Elchert, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies.
Senior: 1st, Jocelyn Cole; 2nd, Mitchell Brown; 3rd, Jackie Becker, Seneca Survivors; 4th, Allison Price.
Rate of Gain
1st, Jackie Becker.
Dairy Show
Junior/Senior Dairy Kid: 1st, Allison Staib, Hopewell-Loudon Hog and Dairy; 2nd, Jesse Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 3rd, Erika Shock, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 4th, Mary Beth Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Yearlings: 1st, Jackie Becker.
Does 1-3: 1st, Ryan Shock, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 2nd, Jesse Miller; 3rd, Mary Beth Miller; 4th, Angela Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Does Over 3 Years Old: 1st, Johanna Becker, Seneca Surivovrs; 2nd, David Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 3rd, Jeremiah Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders.
Champion: Ryan Shock; Reserve: Johanna Becker.
Dairy Market Show
Lightweight: 1st, Shelby Ball; 2nd, Ryan Shock; 3rd Angela Miller; 4th, Erika Shock.
Heavyweight: 1st, Johanna Becker; 2nd, Ginny Becker, Seneca Survivors; 3rd, Jackie Becker; 4th, Parker Brown.
Champion: Johanna Becker; Reserve: Ginny Becker.
Pack Goats
Champion: Brooke Theis, Eden Jr. Farmers; Reserve: Brooke Theis; 3rd, Wyatt Humbert; 4th, Jesse Miller.
Pee Wee: 1st, Cara Staib; 2nd, Carson Staib; 3rd, Jamison Wright.
Ages 8-9: 1st, Jay Shock, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 2nd, Mary Beth Miller; 3rd, Casey Miller.
Junior: 1st, Ryan Shock; 2nd, Wyatt Humbert; 3rd, Shelby Ball; 4th, Erika Shock.
Intermediate: 1st, Holly Bordner, Attica Dairy; 2nd, Parker Brown; 3rd, Angela Miller; 4th, Sammy Miller, Swine Stockaders.
Senior: 1st, Jackie Becker; 2nd, Dylan Bordner, Attica Dairy; 3rd, Jeremiah Miller; 4th, Johanna Becker.
Super: 1st, Jackie Becker; 2nd, Parker Brown; 3rd, Holly Bordner; 4th, Allison Osborne.
Breeding Gilts
Purebred: December: 1st, Logan Haubert, Old Fort Progressors; February: 1st, Allyson Pence, Old Fort Progressors: 2nd, Jacob Clark, Attica Dairy; 3rd, Allyson Pence.
Crossbred Gilts
February: 1st, Jared Clark, Attica.
Champions: Purebred: Allyson Pence; Reserve: Jacob Clark; Crossbred: Jared Clark.
Grand Champion: Allyson Pence; Reserve: Jacob Clark.
Gilt Class Winners
Class 2: 1st, Owen Repp, Buckeye Buddies; 2nd, Rachel Smith, New Riegel Pork Pushers; 3rd, Isaac Lewis, Seneca Helping Hands; 4th, Ethan Nye, New Riegel Pork Pushers; 5th, Wilbur Jameson, 4-H Guys and Gals.
Class 3: 1st, Matthew Cole, Rocking R; 2nd, Corey Coppus, Republic Rowdy Rednecks; 3rd, Tricia Smith, New Riegel Pork Pushers; 4th, Dylan Smith, New Riegel Pork Pushers; 5th, Seth Miller, Jolly Workers.
Class 4: 1st, Andrew Cole, Rocking R; 2nd, Tyler Wise, Seneca CPA's; 3rd, Joe Cole, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 4th, Spencer Stuckey, Eden Jr. Farmers; 5th, Matthew Webb, Spirit of '76.
Class 5: 1st, Maison Steyer, Swine Stockade; 2nd, Ashlyn Magers, Swine Stockade; 3rd, Logan Haubert; 4th, Hannah Cleveland, Spirit of '76; 5th, Bradley Zoeller, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies.
Class 6: 1st, Amanda Hohman, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 2nd, Austin Morter, Eden Jr. Farmers; 3rd, Ryan Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 4th, Allison Adelsperger, Swine Stockade; 5th, Ian Warnement, Hopewell-Loudon Hog and Dairy.
Class 7: 1st, Kaitlyn Garrison, Seneca County Jr. Farmers; 2nd, Tyler Hayman, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 3rd, Diana Stacy, Old Fort FFA; 4th, Lauren Buskirk, Buckeye Buddies; 5th, Holly Metzger, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies.
Class 8: 1st, Robert Gilliland, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 2nd, Laini Gillett, Swine Stockade; 3rd, Morgan Price, Eden Dairy; 4th, Elise Stuckey, Eden Jr. Farmers; 5th, Nicholas Zoeller, New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies.
Class 9: 1st, Jordan Magers, Swine Stockade; 2nd, Hannah Cleveland, Spirit of '76; 3rd, Kaitlyn Ledwedge, Clinton Farmers; 4th, Kyleigh Krupp, Hopewell-Loudon Hog and Dairy; 5th, Taylor Enders, Bloomville Beef and Feeders.
Class 10: 1st, Levi Enders, Bloomville Beef & Feeders; 2nd, Austin Shock, Eden Dairy; 3rd, Daniel Price, Eden Dairy; 4th, Mackenzie Gillett, Swine Stockade; 5th, Leah Webb, Spirit of '76.
Class 11: 1st, Joshua Kimmet, Eden Jr. Farmers; 2nd, Brooke Enders, Bloomville Beef and Feeders; 3rd, Lee Vogel, Eden Dairy; 4th, Shelbey Bollinger, Eden Jr. Farmers; 5th, Zach Cleveland, Spirit of '76.
Barrow Class Winners
Class 14: 1st, Logan Haubert; 2nd, Dylan Smith; 3rd, Nathan Snavely, Republic Rowdy Rednecks; 4th, Garmon Wagner, Eden Jr. Farmers; 5th, Rachel Smith.
Class 15: 1st, Kyle Wertz, Buckeye Buddies; 2nd, Lucas Showman, Bloomville Good Luck Sheep; 3rd, Andrew Cole; 4th, Corey Coppus; 5th, Nikkia Cooper, Seneca CPAs.
Class 16: 1st, Jeremiah Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 2nd, Garrett Wagner, Eden Jr. Farmers; 3rd, Elise Stuckey; 4th, Austin Zoeller; 5th, Lance Smith, New Riegel FFA.
Class 17: 1st, Grant Price; 2nd, Justin Showman; 3rd, Katie Garrison; 4th, Lance Smith; 5th, Austin Morter.
Class 18: 1st, Trisha Smith, New Riegel Pork Pushers; 2nd, Troy Russell, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 3rd, Carson Steyer, Swine Stockade; 4th, Nicholas Zoeller; 5th, Ryan Miller.
Class 19: 1st, Morgan Price; 2nd, Rachel Gates, Buckeye Buddies; 3rd, Tyler Wise, Clinton Farmers; 4th, Mackeznie Ward, Old Fort Progressors; 5th, Matthew Kimmet, Eden Jr. Farmers.
Class 20: 1st, Zachary Hayman, McCutchenville Wide-Awake; 2nd, Weston Miller, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 3rd, Mackenzie Gillett; 4th, Rachel Repp, Buckeye Buddies; 5th, Carson Steyer.
Class 21: 1st, Grant Price; 2nd, Megan Cleveland, Spirit of '76; 3rd, Juston Morter, Eden Jr. Farmers; 4th, Bradley Zoeller; 5th, Wyatt Humbert.
Class 22: 1st, Joshua Kimmet; 2nd, Brooke Enders; 3rd, Krista Ward, Old Fort Progressors; 4th, Allison Price; 5th, Levi Enders.
Class 23: 1st, Austin Shock; 2nd, Colin Anway, Clinton Farmers; 3rd, Ashlyn Magers, Swine Stockade; 4th, Allison Price; 5th, Nikki Morter, Eden Jr. Farmers.
Class 24: 1st, Diana Stacy; 2nd, Nathan Kimmet; 3rd, Madelyn Beckman, Kids, Pigs and Udders; 4th, Taylor Enders; 5th, Jarred Shellhouse, Eden Dairy.
Class 25: 1st, Katie Vogel, Eden Dairy; 2nd, Matthew Boes; 3rd, Lauren Buskirk; 4th, Laini Gillett; 5th, Robert Gilliland.
Lightweight Gilts: Andrew Cole; Reserve: Tyler Wise; Barrows: Grant Price; Reserve: Justin Showman.
Middleweight Gilts: Kaitlyn Garrison; Reserve: Maison Steyer; Barrows: Katie Vogel; Reserve: Matthew Boes.
Heavyweight Gilts: Levi Enders; Reserve: Joshua Kimmet; Barrows: Morgan Price; Reserve: Rachel Gates.
Champion Gilt: Levi Enders; Reserve: Joshua Kimmet; Champion Barrow: Katie Vogel; Reserve: Grant Price.
Grand Champion Market Hog: Katie Vogel; 2nd, Levi Enders.
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The story of St. Columba: A modern copyright battle in sixth century Ireland
I've long been under the impression that copyright began with the Statute of Anne in 1710, as is generally taught. But have you ever heard of Saint Columba (521-597)? If not, the story is going to sound pretty familiar compared to modern copyright battles. But fortunately, mp3 downloads rarely result in 3,000 deaths.
St. Columba (sometimes Columbkill, Columcille, Calum Cille, or other variations) was an Irish Gaelic missionary and one of the Twelve Apostles of Ireland. Those twelve were saints who studied under St. Finian at Clonary Abbey.
Columba was known for constant study and prayer--really, really constant. He is said to have written 300 books, by hand of course, continuing to transcribe up to the night before he died.
Finian and Columba got into a disagreement over a psalter. (According to one longer version of the story, it was the Vulgate, a Latin translation of the Bible and the first copy of it to reach Ireland, which would make it a pretty appealing piece of literature.) Columba borrowed the manuscript from Finian--possibly without permission--and secretly copied it with the intention of keeping it for his own use. But Finian said no, that this was theft--illegal copying! He demanded that Columba hand over the copy he had made.
Finian took the matter to King Diarmait mac Cerbhiall, the High King of Ireland, for arbitration. Believing he had done nothing wrong in his attempt to spread the word of the church, Columba agreed. (It didn't hurt his expectations that Diarmait was a relative.)
Finian's argument was simple: My book. You can't copy it. He felt that if anyone was going to copy it that it should be done through certain procedures and certainly not in secret under his own roof.
Columba's response was not all that different from those in favor of less restriction in digital duplication--that the book had not suffered by his copying. "It is not right," he said, "that the divine words in that book should perish, or that I or any other should be hindered from writing them or reading them or spreading them among the tribes." In his closing address, he told the court that those who owned the knowledge through books were obligated to spread the knowledge by copying and sharing them. He felt that to not share knowledge was a far greater offense than to copy a book that lost nothing by being copied.
But the king ruled in Finian's favor, famously saying, "To every cow belongs its calf; to every book its copy." In other words, every copy of a book belonged to the owner of the original book.
Of course, the story didn't end there. After more arguing and Columba's next offense (harboring a fugitive from Diarmait), the result was the Battle of Cúl Dreimhne, the death of 3,000 people, and Columba's exile.
Ray Corrigan wrote a very interesting version of the story (PDF) in a paper for Gikii in 2007 if you'd like to read more.
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I was first introduced to Saint Columba in a novel by Nancy Farmer - the Heroes take refuge in Columba's exilic retreat.
"Colmcille's exile was apparently a self–imposed penance, but later Irish writers have often assumed it to have been the result of judicial sentence. Furthermore an intriguing and often–repeated story was invented to account for the war as arising from a breach of copyright. According to this legend, Colmcille surreptitiously copied a Gospel or Psalter which belonged to St. Finghin, and which Finghin had forbidden him to copy. In a subsequent lawsuit the decision was awarded to Finghin, the judgment being based on the laws regarding cattle ownership: 'To each cow her calf, and to each book its son' (mac–leabhair, 'son–of–a–book,' is Irish for 'copy')." "Colmcille refused to surrender his book, and his clansmen rallied to his defense against the king.**Such is the apocryphal tale.**"
(my emphasis): B. O'Hehir, A Gaelic Lexicon for Finnegans Wake and Glossary for Joyce's Other Works, University of California Press, Los Angeles 1967, at 375–376.
Augustine Birrell specifically references this work and concludes that the legend "has been voted unworthy of belief" (Seven Lectures on the Law and History of Copyright in Books, Cassell and Company Limited, 1899 at 42.
Ooops "this work" in Birrell's reference, being the "Books and Their Makers in the Middle Ages" which repeats the tale in your article.
Great stuff as usual, Ruth! Very interesting!
"To every cow belongs its calf; to every book its copy."
Surely the monks believed the owner of the book was *ahem* God so neither Colmcille nor Finian would have been the owner of the original or the copy...


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A 15-YEAR-OLD black girl presented with complaints of intermittent vomiting, abdominal pain, and vaginal bleeding during the past month. She gave a history of having been raped 2 months earlier.
On pelvic examination, the uterine size was consistent with a 12-week pregnancy. Her last menstrual period had occurred 10 weeks earlier. Medical history was noteworthy only for easily controlled asthma. She was taking no medications. The urine pregnancy test results were positive. β-Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) concentration in blood was 673160 IU/L (normal for this stage, <200000 IU/L). Abdominal ultrasound showed a 10.6×7.0×10.0-cm heterogeneous mass involving the uterus and containing cystic areas.
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Because of the sinus tachycardia, hematocrit and thyroid function tests were ordered. The hematocrit had decreased to 0.18, from a level of 0.39 before surgery. The patient was given 1 U of packed RBCs.
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At 3 weeks after initial presentation, she remained clinically euthyroid. Her T4 level was 101 nmol/L (7.9 µg/dL); T3, 1.92 nmol/L; and TSH, 0.99 mU/L.
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After retiring the side in order the first inning, Kyle Bloom allowed a pair of runs in the second and four more in the fourth for a total of six earned runs in just 3 2/3 innings of work during an 8-3 loss to Reading before 6,736 fans, the largest crowd to ever see a Curve home opener.
"I didn't throw as well as I would have liked to,'' Bloom said. "But this rotation is good enough to pick it up [tonight].
"I'm looking forward to my next start, because I know I can do better than I did tonight.''
For the Curve to achieve any success this year, Bloom and the rest of the rotation will need to be better. The combined ERA of Altoona's five starters a year ago was 5.06, something Curve manager Tim Leiper believes will improve this season.
"We're going to fix things as we go,'' Leiper said. "Out of the stretch [Bloom] got a little bit out of whack and lost his command a little bit, but it's a good outing to build on.''
Bloom's six earned runs were the most given up by an Altoona starting pitcher on opening day in Curve history, doubling the previous high of John Grabow's three in 2001.
Things started well for Altoona as James Boone, Shelby Ford and Jonel Pacheco hit consecutive singles, and Brad Corley drove in Boone with a sacrifice fly. But with one down, Pacheco was picked off first with Ford on third, and Ford was thrown out trying to score to end the threat of a big inning.
"[Pacheco] got burned on the third-to-first move,'' Leiper said. "That can't happen. His thought process was right; he wanted to be aggressive, but you have to guard against that third-to-first move.''
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As the weather began to deteriorate and the fans headed for the exits, things got worse on the field. Reading pounded out four hits and drew a walk during a four-run fourth that left Altoona in a large hole.
The middle of Altoona's order, Pacheco, Corley and Jason Delaney did their part to keep the Curve in it, each coming up with two hits and Delaney driving in two late runs.
"Corley's a guy who will always drive in runs,'' Leiper said. "I like those guys in the middle of the lineup. They are going to swing the bats and be aggressive; if you leave balls over the plate, they're going to get it.''
Game recap
Key player: Reading right fielder Jeremy Slayden went 3-for-5, collecting the game-tying RBI on a triple in the second and started a four-run fourth with a single.
Key play: In the bottom of the first, Jonel Pacheco was picked off first base and Shelby Ford was thrown out at home, blowing a chance to put a crooked number on the scoreboard that could have changed the complexion of the game.
Key stat: Curve starter Kyle Bloom allowed six earned runs in only 32/3 innings pitched.
How they scored
Bottom 1st: Boone singled, scored on Corley sacrifice fly (1-0).
Top 2nd: Tejada walked, scored on Slayden triple (1-1); Marson singled home Slayden (1-2).
Top 4th: Slayden singled, scored on Moran single (1-3); Marson scored on Roberts' wild pitch (1-4); Donald singled home Moran and Harmon (1-6).
Top 5th: Tejada homered. (1-7).
Bottom 6th: Pacheco singled, scored on Delaney single (2-7).
Top 7th: Donald doubles, scored on Golson single (2-8).
Bottom 8th: Corley tripled, scored on Delaney double (3-8).
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TEXASGRANNY I understand your frustration, but I am afraid one of the largest problems with our country today is that it is crippled with people who simply are content to roll over and take it, because fighting is "too much work" or that they fear their voice will be heard. Is this what our Founding Fathers created our country for? To be filled with people too discouraged to stand up and act? The reason Clinton wasn't removed was because the Senate acquitted him. He was impeached by the House. Regardless of whether Obama is removed, my point is that we cannot sit around and let him get away with taking our liberties inch by inch. Where do we draw the line? We need to let our House reps know we will not stand for this and that we demand demand that a resolution to impeach President Obama be filed with the House Judiciary Committee for the President's threat and disregard to the United States Constitution. Believe it or not, our congressional representatives are ELECTED officials and WE THE PEOPLE are their bosses. This was proven last November when we FIRED a bunch of them. If enough voices are raised, they have to act. I urge you, please raise YOUR voice and do not be content with laying idle while your liberties are stolen from you.
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BREEZE, you are correct, the House Judiciary Committee charges with impeachment while the Senate tries the hearing. Yes, I know there is a long shot with the current Senate, but at least the process would make news, get people THINKING and give the GOP nominee a bigger boost.
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The in-state tuition for illegals is just a magnet, or incentive for more to come over illegally, and risk their lives in the process. It was also a means for Perry to secure a large portion of the Hispanic vote in Texas. Perry has proven that he is just more of the same; a politician who will warp his ideals to suit the highest bidder. Why am I heartless to stick to my convictions, and to put my country and fellow citizens first?
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He ruled out any vote from me tonight with this, border security, HPV and Social Security among his other faltering points; clearly controlled by strings of lobbyist puppet masters.
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"Conservative," you are absolutely right. Those calling for genocide are equally as bad as any terrorist, and should not be condoned or bestowed upon them the name of Christ. However, in regard to the problem I have with you is that you have blatantly criticized and exercised discrimination against Christians who expressed concern for the citizens of New York City at this time. You stated it was "no big deal" if New York was attacked again. We can point fingers all day, but in the end you are wearing the same shoes as those you accuse of bigotry. I have let myself become entrenched in this argument with you, but you nor I will ever see eye to eye on this subject. You are just as wrong for hating me and labeling others like me as "Bible thumping nut jobs," as I am in labeling you corrupt. In the end, whether you believe in Christ as our Savior is up to you. I would hope that one day you may come to know Him and ask him to be your Savior. He is always waiting. I must apologize for allowing myself to be provoked and defending my Savior and my religious beliefs. We must practice tolerance across the board, not only to those of the Muslim faith, but also to those of the Christian, Jewish or any other given faith. Jesus teaches in John 13: 34-35 that we must love one another. This commandment is key to tolerance and peace.
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"Conservative," it appears as if your efforts in patronizing me are a direct reversal in your personal philosophy. You stated in a previous post that it was "no big deal" that New Yorkers are faced with the possibility of an imminent attack. For one harboring so much anger at those that would impose themselves and their beliefs on others, you seem quite complacent in regard to yet another attack on American citizens at the hands of Muslim extremists. I am a veteran, and my husband is active duty military with two tours in the Middle East under his belt. Our family has sacrificed more for this country than you and your corrupt ideology would ever imagine taking upon yourself. I suggest you put your money where your mouth is; shut your trap, get off your liberal fanny and move to France if you think our country is so unjust. Heck, move to Iran or Afghanistan if you love Muslim extremeness so much. In case you have forgotten your history, our country was founded upon creationist principles; that all men are created equal in the sight of God, and that most importantly, in God we trust.
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"Conservative," I feel sorry for you that occurrences in your personal life have caused you to act in such a vile and insensitive manner. You are wrong. I nor any "Bible-thumping, religious nut balls" I associate with would never make such comments to an atheist or agnostic. I would hope that any person who takes upon them the name of Christ would act similarly. In fact, I bet most Christians would act completely contrary to what you have described, "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven," (Matthew 5:16).
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Firstly, how do you derive that we are "religious nut balls" because we have faith in our Lord and in our God? Apparently, you have faith in your convictions. It would by hypocritical to assume others are "nut balls," because of their respective faith. Secondly, how can you accept another attack on our great country and its citizens; claiming it as "no big deal?" Did you experience some trauma as a child which prohibited the activation of neural pathways in your brain associated with conscience? See phallic fixation.
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Erie Times-News Breakout Team of the Week: Seneca track and field
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The Seneca boys and girls track and field teams have rolled through Region 4 action this spring. The Bobcats have swept Youngsville, Eisenhower, Titusville and Iroquois to clinch at least a share of the Region 4 title. Seneca will travel to Union City and try to lock up the region title outright. The Bobcats swept Iroquois on Thursday behind three event wins from Kelsey Leasure and Kym Braine in the girls meet and three wins from Dakota Braine in the boys meet. The District 10 Class AA track and field championship meet is set for May 17 and Seneca could be a contender.


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LiftDNA Inc., a 29-month-old online-advertising technology firm in King of Prussia, has been purchased by OpenX Technologies Inc. of Los Angeles.
Terms of the transaction between the two privately held companies were not disclosed.
Launched in September 2009, LiftDNA helps Web-based publishers maximize revenue from their online-advertising inventory - the display-advertising opportunities that have not been sold by a direct-sales force.
LiftDNA was started by Kingchih Fan and Vadim Telyatnikov, who was one of the first dozen employees of New Hope-based myYearbook.com, a social-media site focused on teenagers.
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Your sunrise summary of everything you need to know about weather in H-town.
It's getting sticky out there again, with highs rising into the upper 80s with some clouds and scattered rain today.
We're back into a late-summertime pattern of warmer and more humid weather, with highs in the mid- to upper-80s and lows around 70 degrees.
Expect more clouds today than yesterday, and there's a possibility of rain, especially to the southwest of Houston, later today.
Forecasters say the weekend's best chance of rain should come on Saturday, as a disturbance in the mid-levels of the atmosphere moves into the area and provides an impetus for the upward motion of moist air at the surface. This lifting will be favorable for rain showers.
A decent chance will remain on Sunday.
Scattered showers will be possible next week as well, and a cool front is scheduled to move through on Wednesday or Thursday. That should bring an end to the stickiness.
The Atlantic tropics are quiet, but as I noted yesterday a very large and powerful cyclone, Phailin, will hit India tomorrow. It is cause for concern.
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I have two computers at home one desktop and one laptop. i want to
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now, my idea was to use an access point. why? because i don't want to
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After taking in Siegfried and Roy's July 30 gig in Las Vegas, Michael Jackson had a trick up his sleeve for his illusionist pals. Ducking backstage, Jackson brought along son Prince Michael, 5, and daughter Paris, 4—and a 6-month-old boy the magicians had never seen before. "The baby was a surprise," says a source. "[Jackson] said, 'This is my third child.' "
It appears the secretive King of Pop, 44, is a pop again. One close Jackson friend says that contrary to some accounts, the boy is not adopted and was conceived "the natural way." With whom? Mum's the word. His friend thinks Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe, 43, who gave birth to Prince and Paris before their '99 divorce, can't be ruled out. "Anything's possible," he says. "They still have a relationship."
The tot's name, too, is something of a mystery. Jackson has introduced him to several friends as Prince Michael II. Would he really give his sons the same name? "That's correct, Prince I and Prince II," says producer Gary Pudney, who met the "very cute" infant in April and was told, "I'm very happy," by a beaming Michael. Jackson's other pal, though, is skeptical about that moniker. "A lot of things are done just to throw the public off," he says, adding that Jackson calls the baby "the third" or "No. 3."
In any case, he's keen on keeping the kid entertained: On two recent visits to the Denny &c Lee Magic Studios shop in Las Vegas—one with former dermatologist's assistant Rowe at his side—Jackson bought $7,000 in tomes and tricks, including a gadget with multihued lightbulbs he said his baby son would like. "He said that he does magic shows for his kids at Neverland," says store co-owner Scott Alexander. "He wanted things they hadn't seen before." Despite his peculiarities, Jackson "is extremely impressive as a father," says Pudney. "He had a very lonely childhood. His motivation in having children is partly because of that but mainly because he loves them. Now he has three beautiful children."
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Syracuse University, which turned around a 2-4 start to finish 7-5 in its final Big East season, will square off against the West Virginia Mountaineers, who finished 7-5 in their first year in the Big 12. The game kicks off at 3:15 p.m. Dec. 29 at Yankee Stadium (ESPN).
The Orange will play in its second Pinstripe Bowl in three years. SU defeated Kansas State, 36-34, in the inaugural game Dec. 30, 2010, at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
The bowl trip is SU's second in eight seasons and the second in Doug Marrone's four years as head coach. It will allow the Orange, which tied three for the Big East championship at 5-2, to go out in style. SU will join the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2013.
"I am proud of this team for the way it fought through early season adversity to win five of the last six games and win a share of the Big East championship," Marrone said. "It is great for our team, and particularly our seniors, to have the chance to play one more game."
The game, which is played in the new Yankee Stadium several miles from where Marrone was raised in the Bronx, is considered a win-win for the Orange football program. The New York metropolitan area is a recruiting stronghold and also a huge SU alumni base. Nearly two dozen players on the SU roster are from the greater New York area, Long Island or Northern New Jersey.
"It's awesome, for us," SU director of athletics Daryl Gross said. "It's fabulous for recruiting, for Doug and what he has to get done. It's fabulous for our brand. The atmosphere down in New York City, during holiday season, is unmatched – and we look forward to it."
Some 38,274 fans turned out for the debut game in 2010 – most clad in some type of Orange gear. Despite a Sunday storm that dumped almost two feet of snow on the area, the Thursday game was played under sunny skies and in temperatures in the mid-40s at kickoff.
"Their victory in the inaugural New Era Pinstripe Bowl was an unforgettable experience for everyone involved," said Pinstripe Bowl executive director Mark Holtzman, who extended SU the offer for a second time on Sunday.
After the first half of this season, no one was talking about bowl games in the football wing at Manley Field House. The Orange was 2-4, having lost what many observers – including players and coaches – considered winnable games to Northwestern, Minnesota and Rutgers.
SU's hurry up, no-huddle offense was putting up yardage in record amounts, but critical penalties, turnovers and big plays allowed kept leaving the Orange on the short end of the score.
That all changed in the second half of the season, as SU's offense developed a balance between running and passing, and a defense that had struggled to stop opponents early on began coming up with big plays at the right time.
The Orange finished the season with three consecutive wins – including a 45-26 home ambush of then-No. 10 Louisville and a gritty 31-27 comeback win in a hostile atmosphere at Missouri.
SU's offense finished the regular season ranked 21st in the country, gaining 473.4 yards per game.
Redshirt senior quarterback Ryan Nassib ranks 13th nationally in total offense, with 3,748 yards in 12 games. His 3,619 passing yards rank 10th among FBS quarterbacks. The three-year starter holds every single-season and career passing record (except career TD passes) in SU history, including most completions and yards.
In the Mountaineers, the Orange will see an exaggerated version of the prolific offense it has become.
Under second-year coach Dana Holgorsen, WVU and quarterback Geno Smith have put up huge numbers.
Smith is sixth in the nation in total offense, with 4,159 yards in 12 games. His 333.6 passing yards per game is fourth nationally, and his pass efficiency rating of 164.56 is seventh-best in the country.
After a 5-0 start that had people talking about Smith as a Heisman Trophy finalist, the Mountaineers lost their next five starts, all in the Big 12. WVU won its final two games to finish 7-5 overall and 4-5 in league play.
The Pinstripe Bowl, which pairs the No, 4 Big East team with the No. 7 Big 12 team, has a reported payout of $1.8 million.
WVU is one of the Orange's oldest rivals. The teams have met 59 times dating back to 1945. SU holds a 32-27 edge in the series, including wins over the Mountaineers in each of the past two years.
The Orange ambushed WVU last season in the Carrier Dome, rolling the No. 11 Mountaineers 49-23.


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Choosing walk-up music is no doubt an important decision for all MLB players, as it does more than just create noise—it can also say something about the player, be it where he's from, what his tastes are like or whatever else he may have in mind.
With more than a month separating players from Opening Day there's plenty of time to think about it, and you better believe it's a topic of conversation during spring training.
A new season in a new setting is a perfect time to change up the tunes—but in case they're drawing a blank, here are some suggestions for some newly relocated players.


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Most people visualize a superhero as someone who wears a mask and cape and has some sort of superhuman power to protect a community from danger. But Pat DeMonte, Tiffin-Seneca Untied Way executive director, said anyone can be a superhero, just by caring and helping others.
DeMonte said citizens of Tiffin and Seneca County can be superheroes by volunteering at the 11th annual Day of Caring event, which is to take place today at 8:15 a.m. at the Seneca County Opportunity Center.
"Each time we can promote volunteerism in our community, it helps individuals see that they can make a difference on their own," DeMonte said. "That's what our theme this year for the United Way campaign is you can be a superhero. It's not about wearing a cape or a mask, it's about doing something for somebody else."
One of the activities to take place during the Day of Caring is a Harvest for Hunger Food Drive.
"We all know there are people struggling, so it's important to get them food and store the food pantries up with food," said Lew Hurst, superintendent at the Opportunity Center. "So that's the primary thing that we are trying to accomplish is that food drive."
Volunteers are to collect non-perishable food and personal items for the food drive. Those who wish to give to the event are asked to put donations on their front porch with an attached Day of Caring flyer.
Food donated to the Harvest for Hunger is to be given to the Salvation Army and to a FISH food pantry, DeMonte said.
Donators also have the option to give food to Support Our Troops, which go to local military personnel.
"That's always very rewarding because we know how much they look forward to it, when they get those packages," DeMonte said.
Everybody who participates at the Day of Caring event also will have an opportunity to write a letter to a serviceperson, she said.
"Some of the letters are just heart-warming thanking them for what they're doing to protect our freedom," she said. "We can't forget that they're there, and they're going through their struggles, so that we can get up every day and do what we do here."
Volunteers also are to take part in raking leaves, trash clean up and planting flowerbeds, Hurst said.
Another thing the local United Way wants to accomplish is to "bridge the gap in our community between the universities and the community itself," Hurst said.
"This gives students an opportunity to give back, and for local citizens to see them in a different light," he said.
DeMonte said the event also gives college students from out of town, an opportunity to feel more like a part of the community.
"We're all working together to help our community," she said. "And that helps them to feel like they belong here."
Another project to take place during the Day of Caring is cleaning the Morrison House, which is a transitional housing facility for homeless people, DeMonte said.
Hurst said people who have not registered to help during the Day of Caring can go to the Seneca County Opportunity Center. They can still help and receive a free superhero T-shirt.
"We all have that little superhero inside of us," DeMonte said. "We all want to be a superhero, and fly off and do something great. Superheroes are not extraordinary people. They're ordinary people that do extraordinary things. And that's what the message of our United Way is, to try and tell everyone they can be a superhero."


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"Always-on" mobile Internet device sales to reach 95 million by 2012
September 19, 2007 Sales of a new class of "always-on", Internet-connected products categorized as "Ultra-Mobile Devices" (UMDs) will reach somewhere in the realm of 95 million units by 2012 according to a new report from ABI Research. The report covers a range of emerging devices that will vary in form and functionality, with established manufacturers such as Nokia and Apple clearly standing to benefit from this next boom.
The report breaks products down into two categories: Ultra-Mobile PCs (UMPCs) for business users which run Windows and business applications and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), which target consumers and are more likely to run a Linux operating system. Both UMPCs and MIDs will feature multiple wireless connectivity technologies – Wi-Fi, WiMAX, and cellular – to maintain internet connectivity.
The ABI Research report entitled "Mobile Internet Devices and UMPCs" is the first study covering both categories. It details the buyers who are likely to purchase which type of product and the applications they will be running. It also evaluates market potential, technology challenges, and the strategies of the major vendors entering this market. It also revealed that the lower cost MIDs for the mass consumer market will make up the majority of the projected 95 million sales.
"UMDs are a very exciting, potentially very lucrative area," says Stan Schatt, vice president of ABI Research. "What makes this market so intriguing is that products will assume so many different forms. That product differentiation will be an integral part of the ultra mobile device marketing plan." A range of applications that will be offered on the devices including web browsing, music, navigation, email, photo/video, and vertical commercial applications. Some new applications, such as medical monitoring, are still being development.
Two precursors in the emerging market are the Apple iPhone and the Nokia N800. The eagerly awaited iPhone, was upgraded even before its release in June and sales have since reached one million units according to an Apple statement released earlier this month.
For further information on the report see ABI Research.


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Without IP, Would There Be a World of Clones?
A worry one variously hears about getting rid of the idea of intellectual property is that in such a world most of the world will consist entirely in copies of the really successful thing and therefore there would be no real reward for doing something amazing. All incentive to innovate is lost.
I've never really understood this line of thinking because in a world of copies, the unique thing is actually valued more, not less. A system that constantly rewards the unique thing – and it can be anything – while marginalizing mere copies is one we should hope for, and this is called the the free market. Of course the unique thing can be copied too, which means that innovators cannot rest on their laurels but must constantly refine, innovate, work hard, progress, compete to win.
Such a market exists in the world of comedy, where jokes cannot be copyrighted by anyone. Every joke can be told by anyone, anywhere. Some people have tried to sue for joke stealing (and actually one can sue anyone for any reason at all!) but the truth is that jokes circulate freely and enter the public domain as soon as they are heard.
This is precisely what has led to such an interesting world of comedy we have today in which personality, delivery, stamina, vocal quality, and other unique traits, are the most valued thing. The text alone is a small part of what goes into the great acts. Every comedian has the strong incentive to become a unique and even non-copyable act, and this is itself the very basis of stardom.
In the wonderful video below, Conan O'Brien describes how this works. Johnny Carson tried to copy Jack Benny, but eventually bailed out and became his own person. This was when his career took off. David Letterman did the same thing with regard to Carson, but eventually failed at trying to copy and instead did something new. So it was with Conan, who tried to copy Letterman but failed. This failure was the beginning of a new career, a reinvention of self that led to a form of success he never expected.
There are lessons here for understanding the capitalist competitive order. Yes, there is the freedom to copy, but the copy is not where the real market value is to be found. Without the freedom to copy, the learning process gets interrupted. And yet this will not lead to homogeneity but rather the reverse: a relentless process to offer the special thing that no one else offers.
As you watch, see how all his best lines seem to be specially crafted to match his personae and personality alone.


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Our advisors are incredibly important to us. We lean on them to get information beyond what's most readily and publicly available. We ask for their thought leadership on matters of health, science, business and more. Here are a few of the people we're lucky enough to count on for counsel:
Jeffrey Glueck, CEO, Skyfire Labs
Jeff is the CEO at Skyfire Labs in Silicon Valley, an innovative start-up that develops cloud computing solutions to help deal with the explosion of data use and video consumption on mobile devices around the world. Skyfire works with wireless network operators, and also develops popular apps for the iPhone, iPad (the #1 selling utility on the App Store), and Android with millions of downloads. He previously served as Chief Marketing Officer for Travelocity for seven years, the pioneer online travel agency. In 2007 he was named to Advertising Age's "40 Under 40" leaders, and won the Gold Effie award from the American Marketing Association in 2005 for most effective retail advertising campaign in America for his Roaming Gnome campaign. He has held positions advising foreign governments on sustainable development and as a White House Fellow in the Clinton Administration working on green trade and renewable energy financing. He brought his green interests to his work at Travelocity, helping launch the first carbon offset program of any online travel agency in the U.S. and promoting environmental and humanitarian "volunteer vacations." He is married and lives in Silicon Valley, California, and on the weekends enjoys biking and spending time with his three young children, introducing them to the great outdoors and quietly observing wildlife
Russell Long, Founder, Bluewater Network
Russell founded Bluewater Network, a national environmental organization which merged with Friends of the Earth in 2005. Bluewater has helped establish laws and regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from passenger cars, reduce air and water pollution from the shipping industry, and curtail thrillcraft use on public lands. In 2001, Mother Jones magazine named Russell a "Hellraiser." He has served on various state, regional, and local advisory boards regulating oil spills, water conservation, and marine transportation in California. Russell holds a bachelor's degree from Harvard, a Master's of Business Administration from Columbia University, and a Doctorate in Ecology and Development from the California Institute of Integral Studies. In addition to Friends of the Earth, he also serves on the Board of the Sapelo Foundation in Georgia.


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World Bank and WHO Representatives to Address Conference on Adaptation in Developing Countries
November 2008: The Second Conference on Adaptation to
Climate Change in Developing Countries will convene on 25 November 2008, in The
Hague, the Netherlands. Plenary speakers will include representatives from the
World Bank and the World Health Organization (WHO), as well as decision makers
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current status of UN climate negotiations. The conference is being organized by
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non-governmental organizations (NGOs), with input from the private sector,
other NGOs, and scientific institutions. The agenda focuses on operationalizing
adaptation in developing countries, and is comprised of two rounds of
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"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind."
-- Dr. Seuss
On September 24, 1991, Dr. Suess passed away at the age of 87:
Theodor Seuss Geisel was born on March 2, 1904, in Springfield, Massachusetts. He published his first children's book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, under the name of Dr. Seuss in 1937. Next came a string of best sellers, including The Cat in the Hat and Green Eggs and Ham. His rhymes and characters are beloved by generations.
Geisel was born to Theodor Robert Geisel, a successful brew master, and Henrietta Seuss Geisel. At age 18, Geisel left home to attend Dartmouth College, where he became the editor in chief of its humor magazine, Jack-O-Lantern. When Geisel and his friends were caught drinking in his dorm room one night, in violation of Prohibition law, he was kicked off the magazine staff, but continued to contribute to it using the pseudonym "Seuss." After graduating from Dartmouth, Geisel attended Oxford University in England, with plans to eventually become a professor. While at Oxford, he met his future wife, Helen Palmer, whom he married in 1927. That same year, he dropped out of Oxford, and the couple moved back to the United States.
Upon returning to America, Geisel decided to pursue cartooning full-time, and his articles and illustrations were published in numerous magazines, including Life and Vanity Fair. A cartoon that he published in the July 1927 issue of The Saturday Evening Post, his first using the pen name "Seuss," landed him a staff position at the New York weekly Judge. He then worked for Standard Oil in the advertising department, where he spent the next 15 years. His ad for Flit, a common insecticide, became nationally famous.
Around this time, Viking Press offered him a contract to illustrate a children's collection called Boners. The book sold poorly, but it gave him a break into children's literature. Geisel's first book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, was rejected 27 times before it was finally published by Vanguard Press in 1937.
At the start of World War II, Geisel began contributing weekly political cartoons to the liberal publication PM Magazine. In 1942, too old for the World War II draft, Geisel served with Frank Capra's Signal Corps, making animated training films and drawing propaganda posters for the Treasury Department and the War Production Board.
Following the war, Geisel and Helen purchased an old observation tower in La Jolla, California, where he would write for at least eight hours a day, taking breaks to tend his garden. He wrote and published several children's books in the coming years, including If I Ran the Zoo and Horton Hears a Who!
A major turning point in Geisel's career came when, in response to a 1954 Life magazine article that criticized children's reading levels, Houghton Mifflin and Random House asked him to write a children's primer using 220 vocabulary words. The resulting book, The Cat in the Hat, was published in 1957 and was described by one critic as a "tour de force." The success of The Cat in the Hat cemented Geisel's place in children's literature.
In the years that followed, Geisel wrote many more books, both in his new simplified-vocabulary style and using his older, more elaborate technique, and including such favorites as Green Eggs and Ham and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. In 1966, with the help of eminent cartoonist Chuck Jones, The Grinch was adapted into an animated film.
After Geisel passed away, In 1997, the Art of Dr. Seuss project was launched. Today, limited-edition prints and sculptures of Geisel's artworks can be found at galleries alongside the works of Rembrandt, Picasso and Miro. Sixteen of his books are on Publishers Weekly's list of the "100 Top-Selling Hardcover Children's Books of All-Time."
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Clinical Biostatistics
Involves practical applications of statistical methods in clinical and diagnostic settings. The underlying statistical theory will be presented as support rather than as the main emphasis.
This course is offered in conjunction with the Biostatistics collaboration of Australia (BCA).
Distance Education - Callaghan
- Semester 1 - 2016
- Semester 1 - 2017
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course students will be able to:
1. Demonstrate a broad understanding of statistical methods in evidence-based health care
2. Determine appropriate statistical methods of particular relevance to evidence-based health care in particular applications
3. Correctly employ these statistical methods and have the skills to effectively communicate with clinicians on the application of these methods and interpretation of the results
Using a series of case studies the various statistical methods relevant to clinical and diagnostic settings will be presented in a clinical context with appropriate practical interpretation. Students will learn to apply methods for assessment of clinical agreement, the statistical properties of diagnostic tests and their interpretation, statistical and ethical issues involved in screening tests, and the fundamentals of modelling for clinical prediction. Students will be actively engaged in an in-depth analysis of issues in systematic reviews of medical research studies, including selection and appraisal of studies, levels of evidence, meta-analytic methods for estimating effect sizes using fixed and random effect models, assessing heterogeneity and publication bias.
Must be in G Dip Medical Biostatistics or M Medical Statistics. Pre-requisites: must have completed BIOS6040, BIOS6050, BIOS6061, BIOS6170, and EPID6420. Pre or Co-requisites: must have completed BIOS6070, or be concurrently enrolled in BIOS6070.
Assessment Items
Written Assignment: Essays / Written Assignments
Contact Hours
Distance Education - Callaghan
Self-Directed Learning
Self-Directed 6 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Suggest 8-12 hours of time commitment per week (guide only).