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Austin Gerard Jr., 25, was indicted by a grand jury in December 2012 on the charge of first-degree terroristic threatening, according to court records. He was arrested on the indictment in September.
Deputy Public Defender William "Pili" McGrath sought the dismissal for Gerard because more than 180 days, or six months, had passed since Gerard was indicted.
Deputy Prosecutor Carson Tani said the prosecution wasn't contesting the dismissal, based on a calculation that 331 days had passed since the indictment.
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The threat was reported June 12, 2012, when a woman walking her dogs near the employee parking lot of the Kalana O Maui building reported encountering a man with a knife at about 7:35 a.m. When she asked the man what he was going to do with the knife, he told her he was going to "murder the mayor," police said.
Security footage showed the man entering the county building. He went to the ninth floor and asked to see the mayor. The front desk receptionist told the man that the mayor wasn't in yet and asked the man to sign in so she could make an appointment. Police said the man was rambling and left a first name and his phone number, then left.
Police identified the man as Gerard, who was arrested at his residence later that morning. Because a preliminary investigation showed that Gerard may have been suffering from possible mental health issues, police said, he was transported to Maui Memorial Medical Center for evaluation.
Police reported recovering a kitchen knife with a 6-inch blade near Gerard at his residence.
"Since that time, Mr. Gerard has been in mental health counseling and is always compliant with his medication, which he wasn't at the time," McGrath said.
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Kyle Rank and Ross MacKinnon went back-and-forth between the pipes on Friday before the Pensacola Ice Flyers topped the Peoria Rivermen 2-1 in a shootout at the Pensacola Civic Center. The league's top netminder, Rank made a career-high 47 saves, while the league's number two goaltender, MacKinnon, made 17.
In the six-round shootout, Joe Caveney and John Dunbar scored for Pensacola, while Chris Greene had the only tally for Peoria.
With the loss, Peoria fell to 27-17-7 (61 points) on the season, but earned a point and controls sole possession of third place in the Southern Professional Hockey League standings. In addition, the Rivermen extended their point streak to four games, while the Ice Flyers earned points for the 19th consecutive game – a league record.
The Rivermen opened the scoring at 10:36 of the first when Matt Viola notched his 12th goal of the season and extended his point streak to six games. With the puck behind Pensacola's net, MacKinnon came out to force the puck around the boards, but Taylor Larsen stripped the Ice Flyers' goaltender and fed it to Viola on the right side. From the extended goal line, Viola sent a quick shot into an open net for a 1-0 advantage. Larsen was credited with the only helper.
Less than three minutes later, Jeremy Gates evened the game when he received a pass at the doorstep from Dunbar. There, Gates' initial shot was denied by Rank, but the second-chance bounced right back to him, which he converted on at 13:26. Dunbar and Steve Whitely notched the assists.
Both teams went scoreless for the remainder of regulation and through the five-minute overtime session. In the shootout, Caveney notched the final goal in the sixth round.
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So the problem as far as production was that no one was producing? How profound.
He's been doing that stuff all season; the problem as far as production he was having is that nobody on the Huds/Modo/Clears line could get the puck in the net while it was together. All three seem to be doing much better since it has been split up, so it may very well have been a chemistry issue.
As for the topic, Flip is a better player overall no question, but Hudler has more offensive talent. Nothing to debate really.


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To the Editor.—The excellent review by Eastaugh and Shepherd on infectious and toxic syndromes from fish and shellfish consumption1 failed to include the diarrhetic shellfish poisoning that is caused by the ingestion of mussels, clams, and scallops contaminated by okadaic acid and other toxins produced by Dinophysis algae.2 The authors possibly excluded this syndrome because of the absence of reported US cases. But the Archives' readers have the same wide geographical distribution as the implicated algae. So, some information on diarrhetic shellfish poisoning could be useful.
Symptoms begin usually within 4 hours (range, 30 minutes to 12 hours) after eating the contaminated shellfish, and include diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps. No fatal cases have been reported. The disease is self-limited and the treatment is supportive.2
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Walt pushes the gun over to Jesse. Jesse holds it on him. He's shaking. Crying. Walt tells him to do it. Jesse... can't. As Walt gets a phone call from Lydia and informs her of her impending death, Jesse walks away. The two of them share a last look. Jesse looks at Walt with gratitude, then gets into Jack's car, driving away with maniacal glee.
This exit for Jesse's character was perfect. He got one last moment to express his connection to Walt, and he escaped from his torment. We don't know where he's going, or if he'll manage to find a way to be alright. But we know that he is free. Of all the characters on this show, he is perhaps the only one who has a chance of starting over fresh. For such a dark journey, Jesse's last moment pointed to an oddly hopeful future.
Then there's of course what all of this means for Walt's character. He took down the entire operation. He killed Jack, and Todd, and Lydia... he made sure no traces of his business were left. And yet? He let Jesse live. I believe he was planning to kill Jesse along with everyone else. But once he saw that Jesse was a victim? He changed his mind. Literally nobody else is spared, but Jesse gets to go free. From a practical standpoint, it doesn't make much sense. But from an emotional one... Walt's connection with Jesse was strong enough to cut through at the very end.
The episode ends as Walt, succumbing to his blood loss, collapses to the ground. The camera circles above him as he dies in a pool of his own blood, among the equipment he used to build his now dead empire. The police show up, and Breaking Bad ends.
And what an ending. It's enormously fitting for Walt's character. He finishes what he needs to do and then... he's done. He dies. I honestly couldn't have imagined a better way to wrap things up for him. It's the only way that our protagonist can have some sense of completion, or maybe even peace. No matter how evil Walter became, I think it was important for the audience to see him finish what he started.
This finale, barring the one small flaw I mentioned above, was absolutely stunning. I was extremely satisfied with this conclusion. I'll miss this show, but it was probably smart to end it while everything was still so strong. Breaking Bad never slipped up, it never faltered, and it gave us a truly artistic experience for five amazing seasons.
Breaking Bad as a completed project is honestly unparalleled in its plot consistency and creativity, the extraordinary development of the characters, the superb acting, and more. As a whole, I can give this show no less than a perfect score.
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Akita Elpida develops 1.4 mm MCP with 20 stacked dies
Akita Elpida Memory, the DRAM backend production subsidiary of Elpida Memory, announced the development of a 1.4 mm-thick multi-chip package (MCP) with 20 stacked dies, claiming it as the world's thinnest MCP. As portable devices shrink, demand for smaller memory package grows.
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Baked Pumpkin Donuts with Cinnamon Cream Cheese FrostingMacki West
Yes, you read the title right baked pumpkin donuts with cinnamon cream cheese frosting! Every year I buy way too many cans of pumpkin puree which is a good thing because then I get to experiment and have some fun. I ended up having a donut craving and came up with recipe that more than satisfies. These pumpkin donuts are perfect as a Thanksgiving dessert for kids or anyone else looking for a caky treat or can be used as a 'power' breakfast on the go for your black friday shopping spree. Get the irresistible pumpkin donut recipe after the jump…
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Baked Pumpkin Donuts with Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting
2 tablespoons butter, soft
3 oz vanilla yogurt
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 egg
1/2 cup canned pumpkin puree
1 cup all purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and spray the donut pan (or mini muffin pan). In the bowl of a mixer combine the wet ingredient and mix on medium low for 1 to 2 minutes. In a separate bowl mix the dry ingredients and slowly add to the wet while the mixer is on low. Once all the ingredients are combined, scoop the dough into a pastry bag or a plastic bag with the corner cut. Slowly pipe into the donut pan until each is 1/2 full. I made 2 pans, one with 12 mini donuts that cooked for 8 minutes and one with 6 regular sized donuts that cooked for 12 – 15 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool completely before frosting. I made 12 mini and 5 regular sized donuts.
Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting
4 oz of cream cheese, room temp
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
3/4 cup confectioners sugar
3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
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Last month, news that J.J. Abrams would direct "Star Wars: Episode VII" took the entertainment world by storm.
Now a new conversation begins: Who'll direct the "Star Wars" spinoff movies that Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg are writing?
In an interview with CNBC Tuesday, Walt Disney Co. chairman and CEO Robert Iger confirmed that in addition to releasing "Star Wars: Episode VII," Disney will also distribute "a few" stand-alone films that are not part of the overall saga.
Kasdan, who co-wrote the screenplay for "Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back," and Kinberg are working on the scripts for two of those projects.
Online speculation has suggested Yoda would be the subject of one of the movies, but Iger did not specify which characters might receive stand-alone treatment.
It's big news that is sure to generate a lot of talk on the part of "Star Wars" fans, many of whom had a decidedly mixed reaction to word that Abrams had been handed the keys to the "Star Wars" franchise. Some suggested that no one man should creatively control both "Star Wars" and "Star Trek."
Abrams, of course, rebooted "Star Trek" for the big screen in 2009 to much acclaim and rousing box-office receipts, with the film collecting upward of $385 million.
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Last week I wrote about my dinner table woes and a need for color in my kitchen. I shared this picture of our very blah "Before" table in Grayish White. Much as I love all white furniture, this table wasn't working in this crowded space where everything was near to the same color. The effect was cluttered and tangled. It was hard to see where the table ended and chairs and cabinets began. There was no focal point to the space and it was just… dismal.
I've always love Orange and it vibrates agains the gray/blue of our walls.
And now, this week I have the "After". Ta Da!
I'm so in love with my newly Orange table. It's really amazing what a difference color can make. This is a table that we all want to gather around. It draws the family in and lifts everyone's spirits with it's cheerful orange glow.
We sanded lightly and primed this table before painting, applied 2-3 coats of paint and finished the surface with a wipe on Poly Varnish. I did about four layers of this, sanding with superfine paper between each coat.


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The mental health portions of a bill mandating background checks on all gun sales in Nevada are now part of another bill.
Democratic Sen. Justin Jones of Las Vegas Jones submitted the amendment adding sections of his background check bill to SB38 in a conference committee late Sunday night.
The main universal background check bill is SB221.
The mental health provisions added to SB38 include faster reporting of court-findings of mental illness and requiring a doctor to report a patient who makes a specific threat toward themselves or someone else.
Previously, Jones has said he would not amend SB221 because the background checks and mental health components went hand-in-hand.
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'Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics' Subject of FAU's 2013 Women's Leadership Forum
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BOCA RATON, Fla. ( March 11 , 2013 ) – Florida Atlantic University's Center for Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters will host the fourth annual Women's Leadership Forum, titled "Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics," on Friday, March 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Live Oak Pavilion in the Student Union, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton campus.
"With the growing importance of STEM in our economy and in our world, women are taking an increasingly important role in these industries," said Josephine Beoku-Betts, director of FAU's Center for Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies.
Former NASA astronaut, Jan Davis, Ph.D., who has logged more than 700 hours in space, will be the keynote speaker. U.S. Senator Bill Nelson will introduce Davis and her presentation titled, "I Need My Space! – a Woman's Journey." Davis began her career as an astronaut in 1987, serving on three Space Shuttle missions in the 1990s including the Shuttle's 50th space mission in 1992 (Endeavour) and the first joint mission with a Russian cosmonaut in 1994 (Discovery). In addition to receiving multiple medals and awards from NASA, she was inducted into both the State of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame and the Alabama Aviation Hall of Fame in 2001.
The forum will be divided into three panels. The first panel, titled "Showcasing FAU Research: Women in STEM," will start at 9:30 a.m. and will feature FAU researchers. Topics will include "Inspired by Microbes: Improving Lives Across the Globe with Science and Technology," "HerStory of Science and Engineering," "A Career in Physics," "It's a Wonderful Life: 60 Years of Study, Teaching, Research, and Family," and "Using Molecular Biophysics to Detect Cancer."
The second panel, titled "Breaking Barriers: Women Scientists in Industry," will begin at 11 a.m. and will include the following presentations:
- Natalie Geary, Ph.D., executive vice president of the Diabetes Research Institute Foundation: "Mumbai to Miami: The Ever-Changing Landscape of Women in Medicine"
- McLean Bolton, Ph.D., research group leader, Max Planck Florida Institute: "Mapping Brain Circuits in Neuropsychiatric Disorders"
- Shirley Brostmeyer, chief executive officer, Florida Turbine Technologies, Inc: "Workplace Diversity is a Strategic Advantage for Engineering Firms"
- Dawn Johnson, Ph.D., senior director for Florida operations, The Scripps Research Institute: "Other Duties as Assigned: The Crooked Path to a Career in Science Management"
The afternoon panel, titled "Broadening Understandings of Women in STEM: Research in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters," will begin at 1:45 p.m. and will feature women faculty within the College. Topics will include "Global Health Diplomacy: Bridging Traditional Medicine and Conservation Development in South Asia," "Discovering a New Species," "Those of Us Who wanted to Do Mathematics Had More or Less to Swim Against the Current: Case Study of a Nigerian Mathematician," "At Home in the Air: Domesticity and the Careers of Pioneer Women Aviators," and "Women's Political Activism in Modern Latin America."
There also will be a poster exhibition on display throughout the day of works by university and high school students.
The 2013 Women's Leadership Forum is sponsored by the FAU Center for Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Advisory Council, Office of the Provost, Office of the Vice President for Strategic Planning and Information Technology, Vice President for Student Affairs, Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, College of Engineering and Computer Science, Multicultural Programming, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Sun-Sentinel, and the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County.
Admission for the forum is $50, which includes lunch. Cost for FAU faculty and staff is $25 per person. There also will be a VIP breakfast with Jan Davis from 8 to 8:45 a.m. Admission for the breakfast and forum is $100. Pre-registration is required. For more information, call 561-297-2337 or visit fauf.fau.edu/leadership. For more information about the forum or about women's studies at FAU, call 561-297-3865.
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What the hell is wrong with this country? To condemn this man is to say that raping children is acceptable. Let's face it, some times right is simply right weather it's technically leagal or not. Personally I feel there's a lot of bureaucrats out there that need a stiff kick in the ass to get them off their high horses to see the world with a little more common sense. I wonder what they would do if it were their child being raped. I would imagine that their privileged position would allow for special strings to be pulled… Not very ethical or leagal either, but then again I wouldn't put it past anybody to commit murder when placed in the position of Aaron Vargas. Seeing his story really leaves me with a sick feeling in my stomach for the people that led his prosecution. I hope that they are ashamed of them selves, and wake up every morning thinking about how they failed as good human beings.
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Vernon Harrison was found guilty of one count of
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The report says evidence presented during trial showed Harrison, who previously worked as a U.S. postal service carrier, was part of a fraud conspiracy that filed false tax returns from various locations using stolen identities.
The fraudulent tax refunds were sent to debit cards, which were mailed to addresses on Harrison's postal route. In exchange for cash, Harrison stole more than 100 debit cards from the mail and provided them to co-conspirators.
During their investigation, officers found more than 100 envelopes for debit cards that had been mailed to addresses on Harrison's postal route while searching his home and observed him failing to deliver Turbo Tax cards that were in the mail.
Harrison faces up to 10 years in prison for the conspiracy count, 20 years for each mail fraud count, five years for each mail embezzlement count and a mandatory two-year sentence for the aggravated identity theft counts. He could also be subject to fines, forfeiture, and mandatory restitution.


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The headline-making corporate scandals, economic instability, and wars of recent years have awakened a growing desire for authenticity. As a result, truth and meaning have started to take a more prominent role in our day-to-day lives. The Real Time photography collection and research report captures this global trend in honest, everyday moments that resonate with us all.
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A global shift in values has been underway for more than a decade as we've increasingly focused our attention on a search for truth and meaning. In the wake of war, corporate scandals, and economic instability, our need for greater disclosure and transparency has awakened a growing desire for reality and authenticity at every turn, from the information we consume to the visuals we encounter.Download the full report
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More fashion and beauty magazines regularly feature unconventionally attractive models, public figures, and actresses on their covers and within their pages.
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Our acceptance of mass-culture aesthetics and pre-packaged style continues to diminish, replaced by a personal identity derived from one's heritage, peers, experiences, and online persona.
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On August 2, 1994, our local newspaper, the Elko Daily Free Press, published a walking tour of a portion of the historic part of Elko. It was written by Mike Antrobus, with Jan Petersen of the Northeastern Nevada Museum. The title of the article is "Walking tour provides introduction to Elko". Having a desire to learn more about my home, on November 4, 2001 my son, his friend, and I followed this tour. Nearly all to the text is from the referenced article. There are many beautiful spots, residential areas, schools and shopping facilities in Elko which are not shown here.
Howard Hickson has a wonderful article on how Elko began and it's first 100 years.
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Medical and lay publications give increasing, and sometimes overwhelming, coverage of genetic discoveries. Concrete progress in therapy, however, has been and will likely continue to be slow. Dr Scheuerle discusses the molecular, economic, and behavioral barriers to the development of genetic treatments. The economic disincentives to develop orphan drugs may hinder therapy for truly rare diseases. The lack of uniform compliance with existing effective therapies will limit the adoption of new treatments. While the genetic revolution had much potential, the complexity of genetics itself is great. Advancements will be made, but they are likely to occur only at a measured pace.
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More than 500 000 children are currently in foster care in the United States, and the average stay in care is 33 months. There have been limited data on the effect of foster care on children's health and functioning. In this prospective, longitudinal study of 120 children in foster care, Horwitz and colleagues examined the improvement in children's functioning at 6 and 12 months after placement. After 12 months of care, children's functioning significantly improved, with mean scores well within the range of normal. Children who were older at placement and spent more time in care were the group most likely to show improvement. The results argue for a careful examination of the foster care environment to better understand the factors that most contribute to improved functioning.
In the United States, rates of sudden infant death syndrome continue to be higher in African American infants. This is potentially related to a higher rate of prone sleeping in these infants. Flick and colleagues conducted a randomized controlled trial among pregnant women and their mothers during the third trimester, during which education about sleep position was given. Including grandmothers in the education did not increase the rate of supine sleeping postnatally, though it did decrease the amount that the grandmothers worried about sudden infant death syndrome. It is clear that the Back-to-Sleep campaign must include all caregivers for the child.
While inhaled corticosteroids are widely recommended for the treatment of asthma, little is known about the effects of different inhaled steroids on growth rates. This randomized controlled trial compared twice-daily fluticasone proprionate with beclomethasone diproprionate in 4- to 11-year-old children during a 12-month period. The adjusted mean growth velocity in the fluticasone group was significantly higher than in the beclomethasone group. The fluticasone group also had greater improvement in lung function. The more favorable risk-benefit ratio for fluticasone that indicates that it may be preferable for the long-term treatment of children with asthma.
Previous reports have suggested that parent-imposed low-fat diets in the absence of nutritional counseling may have a negative effect on the growth and development of children. In this study of children referred by their primary care pediatricians for hyperlipidemia, parent-imposed diets resulted in lower energy intake and lower fat intake than the diets of control children. These children had lower vitamin E and zinc intake as well. The study indicates that overzealous dietary fat restriction can occur in parent-initiated diets.
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National Weather Service releases tornado assessmentUPDATED 10:39 AM CDT Mar 22, 2014
The National Weather Service released its assessment of the May 2013 tornadoes.Video Transcript
THE MAY TORNADOES...KILLI NG MORE THAN 30 OKLAHOMANS. TODAY, THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOOKED BACK TO TRY AND GET AHEAD FOR THIS STORM SEASON. METEOROLOGIST DANIELLE DOZIER EXPLAINS WHAT THEY'VE LEARNED...AND HOW IT CAN KEEP YOU SAFER. 22:09:54--22:10:08 I'M HERE AT THE NATIONAL WEATHER CENTER IN NORMAN WHERE THE WEATHER SERVICE JUST ISSUED THEIR ASSESSMENT ON THE MAY TORNADOES. TOPICS RANGED FROM HOW WELL SOCIAL MEDIA WORKED TO THE DANGERS OF STORM CHASING--ALL IN AN ATTEMPT TO PREPARE YOU FOR THE UPCOMING STORM SEASON. ONE OF THE BIGGEST THINGS THEY FOUND- 21:55:13-21:55:19 social media is, is getting to be a more and more important part of people's communications for severe weather here 21:55:41-21:55:43 they told us that fb and twitter were really their lifelines for information RICK SMITH STRESSES SOCIAL MEDIA SHOULD NOT HOWEVER, BE YOUR FIRST SOURCE OF WARNING, BUT RATHER A WEATHER RADIO OR TELEVISION. DURING THE MAY 20 TORNADO-- 21:52:02-21:52:10 one of the other key things we were able to provide, tornado damage track maps to first responders, emergency officials even while the tornado was still going on GIVING FIRST RESPONDERS MORE TIME TO GET TO THOSE BADLY INJURED. AND IN EL RENO, AN EF-3 TORNADO KILLED FOUR STORM CHASERS. THEY WERE AMONG EIGHT WHO LOST THEIR LIVES THAT DAY. 22:16:57-22:17:10 WE ALSO LEARNED ON MAY 31 IT WAS THE DEADLIEST FLASH FLOODING EVENT IN OKLAHOMA CITY HISTORY. THIRTEEN PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES DUE TO FLASH FLOODING, SOME OF WHOM SOUGHT SHELTER FROM THE TORNADO IN STORM DRAINS LIKE THESE. SMITH SAYS THE BEST THING TO DO IN THE EVENT OF A COMBINED TORNADO AND FLOOD THREAT IS SHELTER IN PLACE. 22:03:52-22:04:00 one of the things we are looking at is providing a consistent message to people about what they should and should not be doing during in a tornado. METEOROLOGIST DANIELLE DOZIER, KOCO 5 NEWS. THE WEATHER SERVICE SAYS ONE OF THE BIGGEST OBSTACLES IS
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Heart surgery without a chest incision
Franklin Jackson had wanted a new heart valve since he was 87.
The McKean County man's old aortic valve was covered with calcium deposits, making it impossible to fully open. As a result, Jackson's heart had to work harder than normal to pump blood through his body.
"If I walked my dog around the house, I'd get short of breath," said Jackson, 90, a retired contractor. "I haven't been in my (woodworking) shop for four or five months. I just didn't have the energy."
The extra strain on Jackson's heart over the years caused him to develop congestive heart failure, a life-threatening and incurable disease.
Jackson met with a UPMC Hamot heart surgeon in 2010 to discuss replacing his heart valve. But he said the surgeon told him that the risks of open-heart surgery on a man his age, and overall health, outweighed the possible benefits.
"So I figured I would have to live with what I had," Jackson said.
And he did, until April 25, when a team of Hamot cardiologists and cardiac surgeons replaced Jackson's aortic valve without cutting open his chest. Instead, they threaded the valve through an incision near his groin into the femoral artery and up to Jackson's heart.
It's similar to how a coronary-artery stent is deployed.
The relatively new procedure -- Jackson was Hamot's 33rd case -- is designed for older patients with a bad aortic valve who aren't strong enough to withstand open-heart surgery.
"The problem with traditional open-heart surgery for these patients isn't replacing the valve itself," said Hamot cardiologist Robert Ferraro, M.D. "It's recovering from the (chest) incision and from being put on the heart/lung machine. You tend to see lung infections in older, sicker patients, and they are difficult to recover from."
Hamot has been doing this new procedure, known as a transcatheter aortic valve replacement, for about a year.
The only incision is made near the patient's groin, and the patient doesn't have to be placed on a heart/lung machine.
"It reduces the risk of infection and other complications," Ferraro said. "Patients recover much more quickly. They often leave the hospital after just four or five days."
Doctors first performed the procedure in Europe years ago. It was approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration in November 2011 for inoperable patients with aortic stenosis, then approved in October 2012 for other patients.
One of the requirements Medicare places on the procedure is that a "heart team" of surgeons and cardiologists performs it.
For Jackson's procedure, Ferraro's team included two cardiac surgeons, three cardiologists, an anesthesiologist, and several nurses and technicians.
Even a urologist was brought in at the last minute when there was difficulty passing a foley catheter into Jackson's bladder. The enlarged size of the 90-year-old's prostate made installing the catheter trickier than usual.
At times there were 15 people working in Hamot's special procedure room -- a hybrid operating room and heart catheterization lab.
"There is a learning curve with this procedure, and it's not an everyday procedure," Ferraro said. "This way you get the most experience you can from one procedure. ... And more heads are usually better than one."
Doctors threaded a small balloon through Jackson's arteries and quickly inflated it to open the damaged aortic valve. The balloon was removed and the new valve, made of cow tissue, was placed on the balloon and threaded through the arteries.
Using X-rays, the doctors placed the new valve exactly where the old one was located, at the top of the heart's left ventricle. An anesthesiologist gave Jackson special medication to make his heartbeat shallower, allowing doctors to place the valve.
"You have just a couple of millimeters to work with," Ferraro said. "Too far one way and you get leakage, and too far the other way and you could lose the valve."
Once the valve was positioned, the balloon was inflated and the valve was pressed into the opening, squishing the old valve against the sides of the aorta.
The old valve and its calcium deposits help keep the new valve in place, Ferraro said.
"One of the benefits of this surgery is that we're able to implant a bigger valve than we are during open-heart surgery because the opening is bigger when the heart is beating," Ferraro said.
Doctors noticed an improvement in Jackson's blood flow almost immediately after the procedure.
His heart could only pump 40 percent of the blood out of its left ventricle before surgery, which is the borderline for heart failure. Three days later, it was up to 55 percent, which is almost normal, Ferraro said.
"His heart was enlarged and somewhat sluggish before surgery and we have seen some improvement already," Ferraro said. "His problems won't all go away, but he will notice significant improvement."
Jackson said he already has.
"I've been walking up and down the hall, but I could have run up and down the hall," Jackson said Monday, the day he was discharged from Hamot. "I'm sure I will be back in my shop."
DAVID BRUCE can be reached at 870-1736 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNbruce.


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Live options for field hockey at Utica
Contact Jim Taylor 315-859-4685
Posted September 10, 2010
Tags Women's Field Hockey
Fans of the Hamilton College field hockey team will have a pair of options available to follow the action if they can't attend the game at Utica College on Sept. 11.
View live statistics from the game courtesy of Utica's sports information department. Anyone that lives in the Utica area may listen to a broadcast on WPNR 90.7 FM, which is Utica's student radio station.
The non-league game is scheduled to start at 1 p.m.


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There was a sign that hung in seemingly every speed shop in the country at one time. Then again, there were speed shops just about everywhere, back in the 60s and 70s, and that has changed dramatically, as they are rare enough that many readers are asking, "What's a speed shop?" Well, back before cars went hi-tech, and you couldn't order parts off the then non-existent internet, you went to a "speed shop" to buy performance automotive parts manufactured by the likes of Holley, Edelbrock, Cragar, Hurst, etc. These weren't Stage I chips, or higher pressure turbos, they were much more primitive. If you are confused, think back to "The Fast and the Furious". Remember when Dom pulled out the Pontiac? He bought his parts at a "speed shop".
Oh, yeah, getting back to the sign….it read "Speed costs money. How fast do you want to go?" Come to think of it, I ran across the sign in a few performance boating shops, also…the point being, high speed and high cost have somehow become linked. That is less the case in today's SSD market. With prices falling rapidly, new generations of significantly faster drives are replacing their predecessors at lower costs, and are typically larger, as well. If you haven't made the jump to SSD, it's a very good time to start thinking about it. Even a computer novice can make the transition easily with the tools readily at one's disposal these days.
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Q&A: Duke Professor's New Poverty Study
Duke public policy professor Anirudh Krishna and a team of researchers spent the last decade talking to over 35,000 families in India, Kenya, Peru, Uganda and the United States to answer this question: Why are people poor?
Mr. Krishna's book on his findings, "One Illness Away: Why People Become Poor and How They Escape Poverty," will be out in October from Oxford University Press. India Real Time spoke to Professor Krishna about his research. Edited Excerpts:
IRT: One of the findings you stress is that many poor people are "first-generation" poor. How many?
Krishna: Our results show as many as one-third of all poor people were not born poor. They became poor within their lifetimes on account of factors that could have been prevented. It's ironic that even as governments and donors and others are doing a lot to pull people out of poverty, very little is done to prevent people from falling into poverty so the pool of people in poverty keeps growing even as many people come out.


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MARTINSBURG - It would have been a struggle for April and John Waters of Martinsburg to put presents under the Christmas tree for their seven children without the generosity of the members of 365 Church.
"Our kids wouldn't have had a very good Christmas morning," John said as he and April looked over more than a thousand gifts they could choose from Saturday morning at the church on Mid Atlantic Parkway. "This means everything to us. We're a part of this congregation and we're blessed to be a part of it."
John was unemployed for a year, he said, adding that the 365 Church congregation was very helpful during that period.
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April and John Waters look over gifts available during 365 Church's free shopping day Saturday. Members of the congregation donated about 1,500 items so about 400 children would find a present under the tree Christmas day.
Saturday morning, he and April were considering a jet with sound effects for one of their kids, among other gifts.
The Waters were among nearly 150 families shopping for about 400 children. This is the second year the church hosted its free shopping day.
"I am amazed - there were 20 families here at 5 a.m. waiting," said Ron Larson, pastor of 365 Church. "We're taking care of 400 children this year. We had taken care of 43 last year. It's grown because, I think, the need has gotten greater."
The church's members wanted to take the stress and apprehension out of Christmas, he said.
"We want the season to be one of joy for people," Larson said. "We want them to celebrate the season. That's what it's all about."
Totalling about 1,500 items, all the toys and games were donated and were available to shoppers for free, he said.
Members of the congregation committed to raising $370 each and, when they reached their goal, they purchased the gifts, Larson said. There also were donations of toys that were still being delivered Saturday morning.
Kim Shafer and Wanda Shifflet were the inspirations behind the day.
"We were having a phone conversation last year a couple months before Christmas, talking about memories of our childhood," Shafer said Saturday. "We couldn't imagine not putting something under the tree."
And the 365 Shop free shopping day was born.
"I think about 60 percent of the parents who come through here are both working," Shafer said. "Parents are so grateful. One asked, 'How many gifts could they get?' and I told her it depended on how much we got. She said, 'Just one under the tree would be great.'"
About 60 volunteers from 365 Church and other churches were helping Saturday with the free shopping day.
Martin's and Food Lion in Inwood also donated food items.
Shafer wanted to especially thank local restaurants that donated gift certificates for meals, including Olive Garden, Chik-fil-A, Arby's, Bob Evans, Texas Steakhouse and Dairy Queen.
"Each child will go out of here with six free meals," Shafer said. "God has truly provided."
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128, or email@example.com.


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That sounds pretty cool. Thanks for the info man.
follow the link to find out about it, this game also will have a wii only feature which is duel mode
heres the link
That sounds pretty cool. Thanks for the info man.
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i didnt know even know this game was coming out. the wiimote and star wars are perfect together
YES!!!! at least now it's confirmed! Can't wait! looking forward to seeing some screens and reviews
if you want them heres the trailers for them
first: http://youtube.com/watch?v=QO6rIZDbl...elated&search=
second: http://youtube.com/watch?v=RkBiYpD3SDc
but just so you know these are the 360 and ps3 graphics
They need to have a 2 player light saber duel mode. That would be so intense. That alone would make me buy the game...
they do have a lightsaber duel mode its only on the wii one though
didnt lucas say this was not "the star wars game" everyone is looking forward to with light saber battles? unleashed is more focused around the force..
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Don't know for sure, but I think they were referring to Lego Star Wars. They never said The Force Unleashed would come to the Wii until now with this official announcement.
Me, I am really psyched. That's finally a game that I've waited for since the announcement and now it's actually coming to the Wii, too. Hooray!
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niiiiice, i see another pod racer type star wars game coming to wii probably lol..that game was great for 64


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TIRNO-92-C-0014 Incurred Cost Audit for Fiscal Year 2001
July 2005
Reference Number: 2005-1C-065
This report has cleared the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration disclosure review process and information determined to be restricted from public release has been redacted from this document.
July 7, 2005
FROM: (for) Daniel R. Devlin /s/ Michael E. McKenney
Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Headquarters Operations and
Exempt Organizations Programs)
SUBJECT: TIRNO-92-C-0014 Incurred Cost Audit for Fiscal Year 2001 (Audit # 20051C0220)
The Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) examined the contractor's April 8, 2002, certified final indirect cost rate proposal and related books and records for reimbursement of Fiscal Year (FY) 2001 incurred costs. The purpose of the examination was to determine the allowability of direct and indirect costs and to establish audit-determined indirect cost rates for July 1, 2000, through June 30, 2001. The proposed rates apply primarily to the flexibly priced contracts.
For FY 2001, the DCAA considered the contractor's accounting system to be adequate for the accumulation, reporting, and billing of costs on Federal Government contracts. The DCAA also considered the internal controls adequate for the purchasing and estimating systems. However, according to the DCAA, the contractor's billing system is considered inadequate in part, but the deficiencies relate to late provisional billing rate submissions and did not affect this incurred cost audit.
The DCAA opined that the contractor's proposed indirect rates are acceptable as proposed. Also, claimed direct costs are acceptable and provisionally approved pending final acceptance. Additionally, the costs noted on the schedule of cumulative allowable costs represent costs that are considered allowable under each contract and are therefore reimbursable.
This DCAA report was issued on April 7, 2004; however, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) did not receive the report until May 2005. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) previously received a copy of the report directly from the DCAA. We are transmitting this report to you to enable the IRS to track any financial accomplishments derived from negotiations with the contractor based on the results of this DCAA report.
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Big ass spider in my garden. Picture doesn't really do justice to his size, or his yellow and black pattern, or the awesome zigzag of his web. Read more →
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If a grandfather, father, or anyone else ever put up a tire swing, rope swing, or any kind of swing for you, stop reading this right now and go write them or call them to thank them. Trust me. They did not have an easy time of it. But the look on your face was worth it. Read more →
We Found It!
The proverbial Needle In a Haystack. The diamond in a very messy and large rough. My diamond. We found it. I was picking veggies from the garden, and I came up to the carport and Todd and the kids were grinning like jackasses eating briars. "Mama?" Todd said. "Remember when you said you would take the kids to Chuck E.… Read more →
Help Me Pull the Trigger
On a dining room lighting choice. So, this is going to be a decorating post. I know. Very out of character. Bear with me. . . My tastes veer toward antique, junk, found objects, metal, rust, peeling paint. This fit in pretty fine when Todd and I were in our first house in EAV. I loved that house. Then we… Read more →
The Chase
The Chase Originally uploaded by DASHIELLREY My brother-in-law took this when we were on Cape San Blas. The little guy is my nephew, Dash. Note how empty the beach is, and it was 4th of July weekend, but it is usually like that at CSB, so I don't think it was really attributable to the oil spill. Would be mighty… Read more →
The Gulf
I watched my children play in the sand while a storm came in, never quite reached us, but left us a rainbow that spanned the trees and the beach and gulf, all the way to the horizon. I listened as my children discussed whether the pot of gold was in the forest or in the deep blue sea, and where… Read more →
I Didn't Even Know I Wanted It Until It Was On My Finger
I just spent an hour on hands and knees, scouring the floor for the diamond from my engagement ring. The big middle one, of course. Little side guys are still intact. I am pretty sure that I had it this morning, because i think i would have noticed the empty setting, or it would have caught on something. I did… Read more →
I Love Summer
Got this outta my garden, and made four batches of pesto, too. Especially loving the Asparagus beans. . . Can't wait till the cutting tomatoes come in and i can have a tomato sandwich for lunch every day. Ahhhhhh. Read more →
You know me. I don't particularly like to shop. I buy from Value Village, or Target, or out of my grandparents' closets. (I just had to create a new Category for this post, because i have never posted about clothing or fashion before!) But for some reason, i am totally coveting this boot. I am not sure why. Maybe it… Read more →
Snug as Two Bugs in a Rug
They were fighting five minutes before this and not five minutes after, but for a few moments this morning, my kiddos were snug as two bugs in a rug. Read more →