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Welcome to our live blog which will provide you with all the latest news on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17.
To update you on the key events overnight:
Barack Obama last night demanded immediate action from Vladimir Putin as three Russians were blamed for shooting down Flight MH17.
Experts from the UK will arrive in Kiev today to assist a Ukrainian-led investigation into the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.
The White House pressed Moscow on Friday to persuade pro-Russian separatists to take part in a ceasefire and give investigators access to the wreckage of Flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine.
Malaysia's transport minister, Liow Tiong Lai, said on Friday that the pilots of Fight MH17 were given "no last minute instructions" to change route immediately before the crash.
A pro-Russian rebel commander has made a bizarre claim that the bodies found in the wreckage of Flight MH17 had died days before the aircraft took off.
Simon Mayne, the father of maths student Richard Mayne lashed out at Russian president Vladimir Putin, appearing to blame the ex-KGB man's foreign policy for his son's death.
To recap on all the updates from last night as they happened click here.
A Polish blogger had warned on Tuesday that international commercial airlines were "blithely oblivious" to the risks of being shot down over Ukraine.
Michael Dembinski had said the downing of a Ukrainian transport plane at 21,000ft, apparently by long-range rockets, raised the spectre of a civilian disaster.
Ukraine had blamed Russia after the AN-26 was destroyed near the border on Monday, with reports of some aboard parachuting to safety.
Mr Dembinski wrote the following day: "Take a look at eastern Ukraine on FlightRadar24.com and you'll see a procession of civilian aircraft flying along an air corridor between Luhansk, Donetsk, Horlivka, Kramatorsk - places where battles are raging and people are being killed.
"Yet blithely oblivious to what's happening on the ground, some of the world's largest civilian airliners are criss-crossing the area at 38,000ft."
Australia has sent a team of investigators to the Ukraine.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said: " I want to stress that Australia will do whatever we humanely can to ensure that this matter is absolutely thoroughly investigated to find out what we can to bring the perpetrators to justice. Our objective is to ensure, for the dead and for the living, dignity, respect and justice."
Mr Abbott also told media in Sydney about the difficulties in getting to the crash site.
He said: "Right now, for all we know, because this site is controlled by Russian-backed rebels, right now for all we know bodies remain strewn over the fields of the Eastern Ukraine and armed rebels are trampling the site."
Simon Mayne, the father of maths student Richard Mayne lashed out at Russian president Vladimir Putin, appearing to blame the ex-KGB man's foreign policy for his son's death.
Mr Mayne said: "If Putin wanted to speak out he would do so, he would sort the rebels out.
Everyone knows what is going on out there is Russian-sponsored. This is a man who rides bare-chested on a horse."
Malaysia Airlines has announced it is waiving fees for any passengers who wish to make changes to any of their flight itineraries, following the MH17 disaster.
The airline said that passengers who wished to postpone or cancel their travel plans could have a refund, including for non-refundable tickets.
A spokesman said: "Our Enrich passengers will also receive fee waivers for any changes to their travel itinerary, as well as refunds of miles should they choose to cancel their redemption tickets.
"These waivers are only applicable from July 18, 2014 until July 24, 2014, for travel between July 18, 2014 until Dec 31, 2014."
Those who wish to change their travel plans are urged to contact their nearest Malaysia Airlines ticket office or call the global call centre on 1 300 88 3000.
The spokesman added: "Malaysia Airlines deeply regrets the loss of MH17, and is very much appreciative of the support from our passengers."
Malaysia Airlines has released a full breakdown of the nationalities of those aboard flight MH17.
Netherlands: 192, including one dual Netherlands/US citizen
Malaysia: 44, including 15 crew
Australia: 27
Indonesia: 12
United Kingdom: 10, including one dual UK/South Africa citizen
Germany: 4
Belgium: 4
Philippines: 3
Canada: 1
New Zealand: 1
Total: 298
HHeartless looters have raided the crash site to take luggage and items including passports and family photos, it was reported last night.
Investigators fear the pillaging will interfere with the international probe into the disaster. Pictures from the site showed how the looters had rifled through luggage, leaving the ground strewn with items including a Minnie Mouse lunchbox, a Winnie the Pooh
stuffed animal, family photos and passports.
New details have emerged about another British victim.
Former RAF team leader Stephen Anderson is one of the 10 Britons killed in the devastating crash, it has been reported.
The 44-year-old is a former RAF search and rescue co-ordinator who grew up and worked in Britain.
He moved to Penang in Malaysia four years ago with his wife Joanna, 37, where he worked as a technician for Maersk Drilling, the Daily Telegraph reported.
Mr Anderson had spent 23 years with the RAF, including running the search and rescue team at Lossiemouth in Scotland for three years.
His daughter, Jordan, is thought to live in Britain with her mother, his former wife.
Mr Anderson's niece reportedly posted photos on Twitter yesterday with the message: "Rest in Peace Uncle Steve. You didn't deserve to die. No one on that flight did. I love you so much."
Malaysia Airlines has announced it is waiving fees for any passengers who wish to make changes to any of their flight itineraries following the MH17 disaster.
The airline said that passengers who wished to postpone or cancel their travel plans could have a refund, including for non-refundable tickets.
A spokesman said: "Our Enrich passengers will also receive fee waivers for any changes to their travel itinerary, as well as refunds of miles should they choose to cancel their redemption tickets.
"These waivers are only applicable from July 18, 2014 until July 24, 2014, for travel between July 18, 2014 until Dec 31, 2014."
A Premier League footballer has apologised for posting a selfie on Twitter showing him grinning as he flew to New Zealand.
Super fans John Adler, 63, and Liam Sweeney, 28, were killed while making the same journey on doomed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 to see their beloved Newcastle United play in a pre-season tour.
United's Haris Vuckic posted a tweet, which was later deleted, showing him and defender Paul Dummett on board a plane, with the tag: "New Zealand!! Here we come!! PaulDummett preseason!! SleepTime"
After removing the message, the 21-year-old Slovenian tweeted: "My apologies if anyone was offended by my photo from the plane. No offence was intended. We are thinking of John and Liam. £RIP £NUFCfamily"
A father-of-two reported to be British-born but living in New Zealand was among the passengers on board the plane brought down over Ukraine, it has now emerged.
Robert Ayley, 28, was returning home to his wife Sharlene and two young sons, aged two and four, in Wellington following a month-long working trip to Europe.
New Zealand media are reporting that Mr Ayley was originally from Guildford in Surrey and had been travelling on a British passport.
In a statement his family said they were "desperately sad" to confirm that Mr Ayley had been a passenger on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17.
The dog breeder had travelled to Europe with a friend to visit Rottweiler breeders with the hope of growing his programme in New Zealand.
The Malaysian government is about to give a press conference on the disaster.
We will bring you all the updates from the briefing here.
The Malaysian transport minister Liow Tiong Lai is now speaking.
He says the government will do all it can to "ensure justice is done".
The minister says evidence indicates that the crash site has been tampered with.
He said that interference with the crash scene is undermining the investigation.
He added: "Malaysia calls for all parties to protect the integrity of the crash site."
The minister said that the "world has a moral obligation to ensure that the remains of all the victims are recovered."
Minister Tiong Lai said: "It appears that flight MH17 was shot down. Its passengers and crew killed by a missile.
"This outrage cannot go unpunished. Malaysia condemns this brutal act of aggression and calls for those responsible to be found.'
This picture above shows the minister speaking at the conference.
The minister has also spoken about the flight path taking by MH17.
He said it was a "busy highway in the sky" and that it did not deviate from its route.
He again called for the Ukrainian authorities to ensure the crash site is secure and safe for rescuers to retrieve the bodies.
A spokesman for Ukraine's Security Council said today the black boxes belonging to the Malaysian airliner had not been handed over to Kiev and he had no information about them.
Andriy Lysenko told a news conference: "We have no information on the black boxes. Not one of them has been handed over to the Ukrainian side."
He also reiterating Kiev's position that a ceasefire would be agreed if the rebels put down their weapons, handed over control of the border and allowed international monitors to assess the situation.
Here is the first picture to emerge of former RAF team leader Stephen Anderson.
The 44-year-old is a former RAF search and rescue co-ordinator who grew up and worked in Britain.
So far eight British victims out of the ten have been identified.
Investigators from the international policing organisation Interpol are heading to Ukraine to help identify the victims, it has now emerged.
The European Union's policing organisation said it would contribute a specialist to the seven-strong team, which will leave for the Ukrainian capital Kiev on Sunday morning.
A spokesman for its European counterpart Europol would not comment on whether the organisations had been offered guarantees that they would have access to the crash site, which is in the hands of separatist forces who do not accept Kiev's authority.
Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine have this afternoon claimed they have not touched the crash site.
However, they have told how they are concerned that the bodies of victims are beginning to decompose in the heat.
Separatist leader Aleksander Borodai said: "Bodies of innocent people are lying out in the heat. We reserve the right, if the delay continues ... to begin the process of taking away the bodies.
"We ask the Russian Federation to help us with this problem and send their experts," said Borodai, prime minister of the self-styled Donetsk People's Republic.
He told a news conference that he did not know why experts had yet to arrive at the site. "Maybe this is because Ukraine or the Ukrainian authorities are not interested in an objective investigation."


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Keep Your Furniture & Floors Looking Like New
I happen to be quite the pet lover. Although I won't be appearing on Animal Hoarders anytime soon, I have a hard time saying no to any cat or dog that is in need of a home. Full disclosure: I recently even brought an injured baby rat home…
All of this pet friendliness may ensure good Karma, but it tends to wreak expensive havoc on my home if I'm not careful. It seems there are two ways to keep your furniture from looking like it belongs at the dump: discipline or prevention. Since I'm a big softy when it comes to cute and cuddly creatures, I researched some tips to keep paws and teeth off the furniture!
Cat Scratch Fever
I learned pretty early on how important it is for cats to keep their claws, so declawing has never been a consideration for me. I certainly can see why it's so tempting, though. In the past, my cats have scratched and shredded everything from my sofa and hardwood floors to the big suitcase in my closet.
Instead of stopping a cat from scratching (which is nearly impossible), redirect the behavior. If the sight of those typical cat posts has you running for the hills, try a cat scratcher that is designed to look like wall décor – why didn't we think of this? Square Cat Habitat sells their version starting at just $30!
If your cat still prefers to sink its claws into your furniture, try placing double-sided tape onto the areas your cat scratches. Felines hate the feeling of something sticky on their paws, and soon enough, they will equate the sensation with your furniture and move on.
Bad Chewing Habits
If you have a puppy on your hands, chances are they have starting teething on your fine leather sofa or shoes. In this case, it is extremely important to keep clutter behind closed doors. Shoes, purses, clothes and kids' toys should not be left on the ground. Screaming "No!" can only do so much, and a determined dog won't be able to resist the taste and feel of chewing your belongings.
And if you keep your dog behind a gate, make sure the room he is corralled in is free of any plants and exposed electrical wires. Not only can both end up costing you a lot of money, they can cost your pet the most valuable thing of all – his health!
Before you run out and spend a fortune on the "cutest" chew toys around, take a moment to note what textures or materials your pup seems to most like chew! This will save you oodles of dough – no matter how adorable Little Lamby is, Rover just may not be interested unless there is something similar to shoe leather involved…
Michelle Rivera, owner of Chateau Marmutt, a Los Angeles dog daycare and grooming facility, says many dogs can be steered away from your furniture with a good bone. This doesn't mean you should throw your dog old steak bones, as these can be a serious choking hazard. Instead, Michelle suggests asking a pet store employee to help you pick out a dog bone that has been popular with past customers. Bully Sticks are a great option, since they're made from natural rawhide.
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ARCHBALD - Keystone provided another massive performance to encore its 28-run blowout win in the opening round Thursday of the 50/70 Intermediate Little League State Tournament.
Dylan Beach, Asher Corl and Mahlik Houtz combined to give up just three runs, while the offense pounded out 27 hits en route to a 30-3 win over host Valley Little League.
The win moved Keystone to a perfect 2-0 for the tournament after beating Kennett Square KAU, 28-0 in 5 innings in a game finished after rain from Wednesday. It also sets it up for a contest at 5 p.m. later today to face the winner of Nashimany and East Stroudsburg.
Keystone has now scored 58 runs in two games.
Asher Corl, who entered to pitch in the fourth inning of Thursday's game, went 6-for-6 at the plate. Corl also scored four runs and connected with a two-run home run in the second inning.
"My dad is always going to be barking in my ear, so I really want that first hit," Corl said with a big smile. "It felt great, because I really wasn't hitting well in the first game."
Corl needed just a triple to complete the cycle, but once the game was out of reach Keystone was content to advance one base at a time.
One game after posting three hits and knocking in four runs, Mahik Houtz continued his ridiculous run, banging out six more hits against Valley.
Houtz, who also caught and pitched in the game, hit a double to score two runs in the first. He then recored two more RBI with a home run in the second inning.
"He's unconscious," Keystone coach Jim Corl said. "He's just seeing the ball really well. The whole team is hitting the ball better than they did last year. If that's even possible."
Along with scoring 58 runs in just 10 innings of work, Keystone's offense has recorded 54 hits with eight home runs.
Corl opened the second inning scoring with a two-run home run. Troy Gardner followed with a home run and two batters later Houtz hit a two-run homer.
In the third, Beach, who was Keystone's starting pitcher, connected with a grand slam.
"I certainly wouldn't want to pitch against our guys. I don't know how you get them out," Jim Corl said. "Even Dylan Beach's home run was big. He's kind of the quiet guy who just came on board and hits a grand slam and pitched a couple nice innings."
Keystone batted through its lineup twice in the fourth inning, scoring 14 more runs.
Keystone 30, Valley 3
Keystone 294 (14)1-30 27 0
Valley 002 1-3 4 3
Dylan Beach, Asher Corl (4), Mahlik Houtz (5), and Asher Corl, Houtz (4), Troy Gardner (5). Brendan Kucharski, Tyler Fofi (2), Justin Gloser (3), Mario Rotelle (4), Bobby Craig (4), Craig Mercanti (4), and Julien Hanicak. WP: Beach. LP: Kucharski.
Top Keystone hitters: Asher Corl 6-6, HR, 2B, 4 runs, 3 RBI; Troy Gardner HR; Mahlike Houtz 6-6, HR, 2B, 4 runs, 5 runs; Tanner Lavelle 4-6, 2B, 4 runs, 2 RBI; Dylan Beach 3-5, HR, 3 runs, 6 RBI. Top Valley hitters: Brendan Kucharski 2-3, 2B.
Tournament records: Keystone 2-0. Valley 0-1.
Next: Keystone vs. East Stroudsburg/Nashimany, Archbald Little League Complex, 5 p.m.
Keystone 28,
Kennett Square KAU 0
Keystone 5(10)6 52-28 27 0
Aaron Swartz, Tanner Spangler (3), Troy Gardner (5) and Asher Corl. Ryan Fritz, Taylor Bohn (2), Tommy Patrissi (2), Austin Ahart (4), Sam Lesher (5) and Charlie Sullivan. WP: Swartz. LP: Fritz.
Top Keystone hitters: A.J. Smith 4-5, 2 HR, 4 runs, 6 RBI; Mahlik Houtz 3-5, 2 2B, 5 runs, 4 RBI; Tanner Lavelle 4-5, 2 runs; Brady Eck 4-6, 2B, 2 runs; Aaron Swartz 3-4, HR, 4 runs, 3 RBI. Top KAU hitters: Ryan Fritz 3-3, 2B.


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A while back I ordered some falsies from eBay in style 058(LINK) because I was searching for some lashes with a sparse design. You could say these resemble the Melliesh No.1 top lashes. I really wanted to try this lash design and eBay had these for cheap! Compared to the actual Melliesh lashes anyways :P And these had 10 pairs in each box.
Well, here's how they look when worn:
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However, the melliesh ones have thicker lashes in between the thinner short ones. It is very close though. Also, these lashes have a clear, invisible lash band which is quite thin and it isn't as curved too much either. So applying them may take more time as opposed to other lashes I have used.
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(FYI: I really dislike and am insecure about my side profile. HAHA but for review purposes...)
I ordered this in dark brown.
The wig did not come with a wig cap T^T so under it my hair is actually just tied into a bun.
But It's alright, I think I won't ever be wearing this outside anyways. Just for picture purposes ^^;;
-- All ratings are out of 5--Natural? ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ (technically, 3.5)
It's a bit on the shiny side though, since it is synthetic. But if nobody knew it was a wig, this could totally pass for your actual hair. In photos, the texture looks more realistic than in real life though.
Style? Accuracy? ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Pretty much spot on, except for the fact that it's a bit "puffier" and shorter than the actual photo(which I am so sure that the "model" is not even wearing a wig... Since she's actually a Chinese net idol =.='') but the wig is more accurate to the photo than I thought.
Comfort? Security? ☆ ☆ ☆
I am not a wig expert. I am a noob. LOL it's my first wig ever that's why!
But I rate this wig a 3 in this category because... there are no clips that help secure it to your head! You could use your own bobby pins and such but many other wigs have clips sewn on. This wig does have a strap to fit it snug on your head though. But still... 3/5.
Overall? ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Yeap, this is a four star wig xD But remember, I am also considering the price. Which is $12.55 <-- CHEAP.
I personally am not fond of it on myself irl, but in photos, it looks a bit better. *sigh*
And honestly, I made a mistake of ordering a wig with straight bangs. I should have purchased one with side bangs haha well, I plan to one day get another one :P
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I wish I had the definitive answer for you. I can only tell my own story with dealing with this. When I was at my heaviest, I spent two years sleeping every night in a recliner because my reflux was so bad. Once I started losing weight (CW style at that time) my reflux went away. I've had my gall bladder out too, and like you, it didn't make any difference one way or the other with the reflux.
The thing is, reflux actually causes damage. It's like a burn in your esophagus and in your trachea if you're one of the unfortunate who aspirate as well. It has to heal or the least little thing will irritate the injured tissues.
If you're not sleeping with your torso elevated, I highly recommend that as a first step. Propping pillows doesn't work well. It's better for both reflux and spine to use a foam wedge or put blocks under the headboard legs of your bed. The idea is to stop the reflux long enough to let those inflamed tissues settle down and heal.
You've already identified several triggers for yourself. Oranges were one of mine, and the WORST trigger was a combination of sugar and fat in the same meal. Eating large meals-- regardless of quality-- is also a common trigger. The sphincter at the top of the stomach is weaker than it should be, and lets the stomach contents backflow if under pressure.
You may try eating just until the edge is off, then eating lightly again when hunger returns. It's a pain, and not a lifelong thing, but again, the goal here is to heal up so some sort of normality can be, well, the norm again. Even eating perfectly as for content, if the quantity is too much, too close to bedtime-- I'll burn at least a little.
Your stomach may empty slower than "normal," too, so you may want to bump the last meal farther away from your usual bedtime. Lessee.... what else? Alcohol always burns me if consumed in the evening, and while I can now eat sweeter citrus (tangerines), navel oranges and orange juice are like swallowing acid. Tomatoes and tomato sauces don't bother me any more, though they did till I was well-healed.
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Naturally, that goes for new Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz. The fact of the matter, says MLive Lions Insider Tom "Killer" Kowalski is that there are no guarantees.
What the former Tennessee Titans defensive coordinator is sure to give the Lions, though, is an edge in brainpower. After all, Schwartz holds a degree in economics from Georgetown, and is an avid chess player.
"For the past several Lions coaches," Killer says, "there was never a sense that either during the week of preparation – or on gameday – that the Lions head coach was going to have a decided advantage in gamesmanship or strategy over his opponents. I never got that sense. I don't think fans ever got that sense.
"I think this guy might be different. I think this guy might give his players and the fans an idea that, when he's walking the sidelines, the wheels are turning and he's thinking of everything. And I will be very surprised if this guy makes a ton of mistakes in strategy.
"Now, there's gonna be some (decisions) you can debate; that's always gonna happen. But this guy just seems really on top of it to me. And when a guy like (New England Patriots head coach Bill) Belichick says (Schwartz) is one of the smartest coaches he's been around, I think you've got to take notice of that."
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Many believe that personalized medicine technologies, such as next-generation sequencing, have propelled us to the tipping point of a new era in healthcare - precision medicine. Stakeholders are now faced with the perplexing economic and regulatory issues of balancing the promise of new genome-driven medicines with the associated trade-offs of longer and higher development risk for Rx and CDx innovators, increased evidence standards for regulators, reimbursement concerns for patients, and unclear value for payers. This symposium will feature discussions from drug/diagnostic innovators, regulators, providers, payers, patient advocates and leaders from medical groups to discuss major challenges and potential pathways for delivering precision medicines.
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8:00 am Morning Coffee
TRANSLATING SCIENTIFIC POSSIBILITIES INTO PATIENT TREATMENT REALITiES
8:25 Chairperson's Remarks
Kip Harry, Conference Director, Cambridge Healthtech Institute
8:30 CASE STUDY 2: Kalydeco – Targeting the G552D Population in Cystic Fibrosis
Peter Mueller, Ph.D., CSO & Executive Vice President, Global Research & Development, Vertex Pharmaceuticals
To date, more than 1900 different genetic mutations are known in the gene encoding the Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Regulator (CFTR) protein. KALYDECO, recently approved by the FDA and EMA, is a breakthrough therapeutic approach to treat the underlying root cause of CF in patients with the G551D mutation by enhancing chloride transport using a CFTR potentiator. Relevant biological concepts and clinical development strategies addressing different aspects of the complex interplay between genotype and phenotype in patients with Cystic Fibrosis will be discussed.
9:00 Demonstrating Clinical Utility/Health Technology Assessment
Naomi Aronson, Ph.D., Executive Director, Technology Evaluation Center, Blue Cross Blue Shield
9:30 Bringing Comprehensive Molecular Information into Routine Clinical Care
Josephine N. Harada, Ph.D., MBA, Director, Strategic Alliances, Foundation Medicine, Inc.
In recent years the field of oncology has experienced a paradigm shift toward thinking about cancer as a disease of the genome. Our understanding of cancer biology has been furthered through the use of next-generation sequencing (NGS) to more comprehensively characterize the genomic alterations in an individual patient's cancer. Once a tool used only in research, a comprehensive profiling approach utilizing NGS has been developed to enable precision medicine in clinical cancer care. Widespread use of this approach could provide more treatment options and enable more rapid accrual to ongoing and planned trials of agents targeting pathways under study, thereby continuing to accelerate the field of precision medicine.
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Michael Christman, Ph.D., President and CEO, Coriell Institute for Medical Research
When a patient needs a new prescription, it will be necessary for the physician to quickly and securely access his/her genetic data to understand drug efficacy prior to dosing. Who will patients and doctors trust to store and interpret the data? Coriell and the CPMC research study have defined several of the key barriers to accelerate the adoption and routine use of genomics in medicine and have proposed solutions that are generally applicable.
10:30 Coffee Break with Exhibit and Poster Viewing
11:00 The "$1000 Genome": Panacea or Pandora's Box?
Kathryn Phillips, Ph.D., Professor, Health Economics and Health Services Research, University of California, San Francisco
New technologies are enabling the arrival of the much-awaited "$1000 genome"—the ability to sequence an individual's or a tumor's entire genome quickly and relatively inexpensively [whole genome sequencing (WGS)]. WGS is now being offered in clinical care and is expected to become more widely used in the near future. However, this technological advance threatens to outpace our ability to use it effectively in clinical practice and to address the associated health policy issues. This talk will discuss work on evaluating the potential benefit-risk tradeoffs of WGS from the perspectives of patients, providers, the health care delivery system, and society.
11:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: The Promise of Patient Data in Healthcare
The generation and systematic utilization of vast amounts genomic data promises to be the key in enhanced decision-making for patient care, diagnostics, and the development of targeted treatments. This panel will discuss current challenges in implementing genomic data into modern-day healthcare, such as assessing the emerging role of next-generation sequencing (NGS) in clinical trial design; benefit-risk tradeoffs of NGS, clinical utility and health technology assessment; integration into EMRs, data privacy and return of patient results.
Kathryn Phillips, Ph.D., Professor, Health Economics and Health Services Research, University of California, San Francisco
Peter Mueller, Ph.D., CSO & Executive Vice President, Global Research & Development, Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Naomi Aronson, Ph.D., Executive Director, Technology Evaluation Center, Blue Cross Blue Shield
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3 An upper-level disturbance is moving through the Susquehanna Valley this afternoon. This disturbance is triggering two rounds of scattered showers. The first batch is moving through the area this afternoon and the second round will move through closer to dark. There could be an isolated thunderstorm or two. Don't cancel any plans, but certainly keep the umbrella handy as the rounds of rain will last for about 15 to 45 minutes for any given location. Temperatures will slowly fall into the lower 60s and upper 50s after sunset.Rain chances will die out after sunset, but will keep a lot of the cloud cover around over night. Lows will drop to the mid 40s.A cold front is expected to move into the area tomorrow.While tomorrow morning will likely start off partly sunny an isolated shower is possible ahead of the front. More clouds are likely during the afternoon, and even a few showers are possible. Highs will once again be in the mid 60s, but the winds will be quite a bit stronger, with gusts topping 25mph.Once the cold front clears, the skies should also clear into Monday. However, that front will stall to our south, and keep the threat for a few clouds around Monday afternoon. Highs should be in the mid-to-upper 60s. Partly sunny skies will continue into the mid-week, with temperatures near seasonal normal!This evening: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm.Breezy. Temperatures in lower 60s. Winds: SW 10-15 mph.Tonight: Partly cloudy. Cool. Low: 46. Winds: W 5-15 mph.Tomorrow: Partly cloudy. Few Showers. Breezy. High: 66.Winds: NW 10-20 mph.Monday: Partly to mostly sunny. Winds diminshing. High: 66.Winds: NW 5-15 mph 3 3 3
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Ecliptech Shift-i Progressive Shift Light Install
Installed an Ecliptech Shift-i progressive shift light and wanted to share some of the process. The shift light itself can be found here (https://ecliptech.com.au/). Note that I also elected to use an MSD "GMR" Tach Signal Pickup, can be found here (http://www.msdignition.com/Products/Accessories/Tach_Adapters/8918_-_Tach_Signal_GMR_Pickup.aspx), because I have heard the shift light's sensitivity needs to typically be set very high to work with the GM ignition system I figured the pickup would ensure proper operation. One more added benefit of the MSD pickup is that you do not have to cut/strip or splice any wires under the hood, instead you place the pickup's metal bracket around one of the pink wires on an ignition coil and you're good to go.
#1 - Install the MSD pickup and run wire through firewall
I found a great thread talking about an empty hole most Camaros seem to have in the engine firewall just above where the red battery cable passes through the firewall. You will need to utilize this hole, here is the thread: http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83694
Put the MSD wire through the hole into the firewall and then make your way under the brake rez and along the firewall until you get to the cylinder closest to the drivers seat. Then run the wire under or along the black metal bracket that all of the ignition coils are mounted to to get the pickup to the pink wire on cylinder #1 (front driver's side cylinder). Use cable ties to ensure your wiring stays put. Here is a picture showing my pickup in place on cylinder #1:
#2 - Install shift light in position
Select a location for your shift light, in my case I chose to mount it just below the digital screen that sits in between the speedo and tach. There are three small wires that come out of the Shift-i light, using a dremel with a cone-shaped grinding bit I made a small slot for the three wires to go straight into (position was critical as you wont be able to move the light much once the wires are through the dash, take your time lining things up correctly before you cut). I stuffed all the wires into the slot and fed them through all the way until the light sit flush like this:
To make it easy to run the wires you can remove the steering column trim by removing four bolts on the underside of the column. The wires from the shift light should run over the steering column and over to the fuse panel on the driver's side of the dash. Place a zip tie or two on the bundle of wires to secure them and keep them together.
Once you are happy with the wiring use the supplied adhesive strips to affix the shift light. Here is a driver's eye view of the light installed:
#3 - Make the electrical connections
Fortunately this step is extremely simple. The MSD pickup and the shift-i light have identical wiring, a ground (black), a positive 12v (red) and a "signal" wire (blue or green depending on which device), these need to be connected to *respectively*; a ground lug, a 12v switched fuse circuit and "each other". The Camaro gives us a perfect void space (marked in yellow) to make the connections after you remove the fuse panel cover:
I purchased some crimp-able washers at Autozone to use to make a ground lug. I chose to use the large screw just beyond the fuse panel, removed the screw, placed the washer under the screw (which I had crimped a 16 gauge green wire into) and re-torques the screw down. I ran the single green wire into the yellow box (pictured above) and using a crimp connector connected both the ground of the shift light and the MSD pickup to the ground lug. To generate the 12V tap I referred to the following pic in another thread:
I purchased a fuse tap ("mini blade fuse add-a-circuit, can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o01_s00). I removed the OEM 20 amp fuse, placed that fuse into the lower slot of the fuse tap, placed a spare 5 amp fuse I had into the top slot of the fuse tap (providing "some" protection to the shift light, a 2 amp fuse is probably better...), and finally placed the entire fuse tap/add-a-circuit into the fuse panel. You do have to push a bit and let the fuses bend slights, it's very snug in there, but it will work and is actually quite tidy. Here is a closer pic:
You can then run the pre-connected red wire into the void space and connect to both red wires from the pickup and the shift light with a crimp-able barrel connector. Last connection is the "signal" wires, this is connecting the amplified spark pulse output from the MSD pickup to the sensing circuit within the shift light. Again, use a crimp-able barrel connector to make the connection. You are in biz at this point! Closer view of connections I made:
Only things left to do are button the trim pieces back up (the void space that we used for the wiring is covered by the trim but not tightly, wire clearance will not be a problem but the birds nest will remain enclosed within that box which is convenient. At this point you need to refer to the Ecliptech user manual (here: https://ecliptech.com.au/wp-content/...ser_manual.pdf) to set your lower/upper rpm points etc...
HAVE FUN! and let me know if you have any questions or need help. I'll try to get some gopro of the Shift-i in action at my next autocross and will post.
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St. Stephen Community Lunch set for Thursday
The St. Stephen Community History Room and Café will be open on Thursday, June 13 from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. The menu will consist of grilled barbeque chicken, baked beans, slaw, roll and dessert.
The cost of lunch is $7. Dine in or take out plates are available.
The community café is located on Bay Street, inside of the St. Stephen History Room, and managed by local volunteers. Support from the public is greatly appreciated.
If more information is needed or you would like to place an order in advance, call 670-6213.
Flag Ceremony
The Winyah Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is holding its annual Flag Retirement Ceremony at Morgan Park in Georgetown on Friday, June 14 at 10 a.m. The public is encouraged to attend. Dr. James Forrester is the guest speaker.
It is tradition for all retired flags to be appropriately burned under the guidance of the fire department and generous support of the Boy Scouts. The heartwarming ceremony of burying last year's flag ashes is conducted by South Carolina Past State Regent Marilyn Altman with an amazing rendition of the U S. Military Taps on the trumpet by Jonathan Britt.
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Two days after spinal surgery the missionary pilot and inventor began therapy at a rehab program at a hospital in Gainesville, Fla.
"I think God is teaching me that he writes his best stories from the hardest starts, hardest beginnings," Saint, who founded Itec-USA, said in a recent update posted on Facebook.
Saint said the pain he has endured has been intense, but seeing a story on the life of Christ in his hospital room gave him a new perspective.
"And it showed somebody holding a crown of thorns over his head and then jamming it down on his head," Saint recalled. "And it showed him weary and dehydrated."
"I'm telling you, I've lived in some pretty hard places but I never had any idea that pain could be so intense," he continued.
After his surgery a video call from Ecuador provided a welcome distraction. The call was from his friend Mincaye, who decades ago joined other Waorani warriors in murdering Steve's father, Nate Saint, and four other missionaries trying to bring them the gospel.
"Mincaye said he had a dream that something happened to you," Mincaye's translator told Saint.
Since Mincaye and other tribe members converted to Christianity, Saint has looked to him as his adoptive father.
"I'm feeling really bad and I'm sad that I'm looking at you in the hospital," he told Saint during the call. "But God knows, too, that we can keep working and I would like to see you coming back to Ecuador and working with us together."
"In all the world, Mincaye, there are no people that I love more than I love you, and that goes for your family, too," Saint replied.
Doctors expect a slow recovery, although they're doubtful Saint will regain full use of his limbs. They plan to keep him hospitalized for another two to four weeks.
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Cirque du Soleil: Corteo (2006)
is classic Cirque du Soleil, a multilingual paegant of music, dance, acrobatics, gymnastics, and clowning...the ingenious production design run with highly refined coordination.
Speed Racer (2008)
The Wachowski Brothers overshoot the mark with
Speed Racer
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Pushing Daisies: The Complete First Season (2007)
A wacky weekly comedy-mystery-adventure-romance that the whole family can enjoy, in colors that haven't been so super-saturated since the 1966
Pale Rider (1985)
His saddle bag is a mixed one, though
Pale Rider
still has the touch of quality associated with latter-day Eastwood.
How the West Was Won (1962)
Delivered big with breathtaking location work and an all-star cast...
Nochnoi dozor (Night Watch) (2006)
The slick, colorful, nicely acted
Night Watch
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Dnevnoi dozor (Day Watch) (2007)
You don't need to have seen the original to pick up the user-friendly sequel. Take a deep breath after the intimidating opening montage and you'll be just fine.
Smallville: The Complete Seventh Season (2001)
Millar and Gough's final season gives cause for reflection on the bumpy evolution of a series once intended to keep its roots planted in the title town of Smallville, Kansas.
The Mist (2007)
Both a gory monster movie and a
Twilight Zone
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The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
A rousing, high-spirited family entertainment rightly regarded as one for the ages.
Then She Found Me (2008)
A highly satisfying old-fashioned comedy-drama...[with] a strong undercurrent of religion and philosophy that helps Hunt make her film profound in a way that sneaks up on you.
Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)
Tone deaf...only slightly better than the worst sitcom you've ever seen.
Redbelt (2008)
An allegory of what's wrong with our country...Mamet has spent the last decade layering popular entertainments with subversive ideas about social politics.
Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Preserves a time when one could not only get away with making an allegory with an existential hero, but stock it with an ensemble from the Actors Studio.
The Perfect Storm (2000)
An expertly crafted Hollywod entertainment...[constructed] as a series of grippingly fateful 'moments of truth.'
End of Days (1999)
The plot is such hooey...and the plot holes so gaping that
End of Days
proves more exasperating than enjoyable.
[Both] a rousing action thriller...[and] near-parody of the rah-rah American military adventures that filled screens in the '40s and '50s.
Nixon (1995)
A convincing blend of Shakespearean tragedy and
Citizen Kane
paints the thirty-seventh President of the United States as a uniquely American tragic hero...
Justice League: Season One (2001)
A surprisingly consistent level of quality and creative energy...put the loveably corny
Super Friends
in its place.
Street Kings (2008)
Competent but fatally lacking in the element of surprise.
Camp Rock (TV) (2008)
[A] derisive discussion of 'stupid cookie-cutter pop star stuff' is more than a little ironic in this Radio Disney petri dish, but at least the Jonas Brothers are a class act.
He knows he's the hundredth director to rip off
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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles—The Complete First Season (2008)
The series has a solid cast, stylish production values and, under its belt, a season that demonstrates great potential.
Starship Troopers 3: Marauder (DTV) (2008)
Demonstrates Neumeier's ambition, but this budget-constrained rush job winds up not much more politically biting than a
magazine spread.
XXX: State of the Union (2005)
So full of self-aware speechifying, howlingly bad verbal pissing contests, and audacious bulls**t plotting that it almost flies as a parody of itself. Almost.
Beowulf (2007)
A worthy cinematic adaptation, with interesting and provocative mythic ideas of its own, and suprisingly lyrical images to match.
Top Gun (1986)
A movie for adolescents, and adults who willfully decide not to know better for a couple of hours.
Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985)
Explores the rapture and torture of desire, and the tension between harsh reality and escapist fantasy.
Starship Troopers (1997)
Insanely subversive...functions as a visually dazzling science-fiction action picture, a philosophical challenge, and a hilarious, incisive comedy.
Patriot Games (1992)
Ford gives one of his most commanding performances outside of a Lucas production, establishing an action formula Ford would repeat...
The Hunt for Red October (1990)
As for the film's suspense credentials, you know it's time to get tense when James Earl Jones intones, '
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The Sum of All Fears (2002)
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'War Time' in International Criminal Law: A Review of Mary L. Dudziak's War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences
Margaret M. deGuzman
Temple University - James E. Beasley School of Law
July 10, 2013
Human Rights Quarterly, Vol. 35, p. 232, 2013
This essay examines how the wartime framing Professor Dudziak's book elucidates has impacted the development of international criminal law. It argues that the fiction that time can be divided into "wartime" and "peacetime" has been central to the development of international criminal law. However, the regime's reliance on the war/peace dichotomy has eroded over time.
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Keywords: international criminal law, international criminal court, international humanitarian law, national security
JEL Classification: K14, K33
Date posted: July 11, 2013 ; Last revised: June 11, 2014
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MIDDLE TWP. — Two Rio Grande residents were charged with shoplifting at the K Mart in the township, police said.
Michael Running. 32, and Jonathan Murphy, 30, were both charged following the 8 p.m. Friday incident.
Running was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center after he allegedly consumed a quantity of pills prior to his arrest, police aid. Murphy was also served with warrants from the township.


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LUBBOCK (AP) - The infamous chair toss in 1985. The tirades and cursing at referees. Harsh treatment of players. A litany of incidents have garnered national headlines for Bob Knight.
Knight admits he ought to work harder to corral his temper, but he's no apologist, something he makes clear in his new autobiography, "Knight: My Story." He recalls the many situations that thrust him into the spotlight during his 29 years at Indiana, especially his dismissal in September 2000 for what school officials called a pattern of unacceptable behavior.
"Knight: My Story" was co-written by Bob Hammel, Knight's longtime friend and former sports editor at the Herald-Times in Bloomington, Ind.
Somewhat self-serving - typical of the genre - it will be difficult for most college hoops aficionados to put down.
Knight signed on with Texas Tech in March 2001, turned around a losing program in his first year and earned the school its first NCAA tournament bid in six years. He said was tired of reading what other people wrote about him.
"I just thought I'd tell it my way," Knight said.
Knight contends university officials treated him unfairly when he was fired.
"If (IU President Myles) Brand were to put on one side all those reasons for firing me, and on the other side were all the things I had done for Indiana University, I think the scale would show how embarrassingly light his case was," he wrote.
Knight writes that he and Brand agreed to disciplinary measures in May 2000 after a videotape showed Knight grabbing a former player by the throat during a practice. Then Brand reneged, Knight says, imposing a much harsher three-game suspension and $30,000 fine.
"I didn't agree with either the fine or the suspension," Knight writes. "He shouted back at me, 'Then you're going to resign, you're going to resign, is that it?'
"I said, 'No, I'm not going to resign.' I never saw Brand again and haven't to this day. He announced the next day that I was staying under his terms."
Brand recently responded with a written statement, disputing Knight's account. He did not offer his version of how it happened.
Knight calls his biggest mistake granting Washington Post reporter John Feinstein access to his team during the 1985-86 season, which led to Feinstein's best-seller "A Season on the Brink: A Year With Bob Knight and the Indiana Hoosiers." Another was staying at Indiana when for six years leading up to his firing his instincts told him otherwise.
"I hadn't done what I knew inside I had to do," writes Knight, the architect of three NCAA championships. "Walk away. From a rotten mess."
Knight sprinkles anecdotes of first meetings, lunches, fishing and hunting outings and rounds of golf with famous athletes, coaches, public figures and politicians - including former presidents Gerald Ford and George Bush. Knight lauds most of them and, by his account, they think in kind.
He writes about his love of baseball and his admiration for many of that game's greats, particularly left fielder Ted Williams, whose heyday was in the 1940s and 1950s. He admires both Williams' on-field talent and his ability to flyfish.
Readers will learn about Knight's childhood in Ohio, his time as a high school athlete and basketball player at Ohio State and his step into coaching at Army before becoming head coach at Indiana in 1971.
Details are plentiful. Knight's ability to recount key plays and personalities from games decades ago is uncanny and will delight many college basketball junkies.
Known more for his abrasive personality, Knight also shows a sense of humor - about himself and one particularly memorable display of temper - the episode in which he tossed a plastic chair across a basketball floor while Indiana was playing Purdue.
In 1992, Knight squeezed in a visit to the Oakland A's spring training camp when he was in Phoenix to give a speech. He was talking with Tony LaRussa when a chair came flying out of the dugout. It was a Mark McGuire prank, and was their first meeting.
Comedian Bob Hope also took a joking jab. Knight had sent some Olympic T-shirts in late 1984 to Hope, who found them in his office months later. He sent Knight a thank-you letter.
"I haven't heard anything about you lately," Hope wrote. "Maybe you should go out and throw a table."
"Knight: My Story," published by St. Martin's Press, is available in bookstores for $24.95.
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But depth continues to be an issue for Craig Robinson's boys – no matter how many breaks one gives Joe Burton, Roberto Nelson and Ahmad Starks, the team still suffers. This was particularly evident in the paint against Arizona. The Beavs are currently sans Eric Moreland and Angus Brandt, two of the teams primary board hogs.
With Olaf Schaftenaar, Devon Collier and Burton offering decent size to the mix of orange and white jerseys, shouldn't the Beavs be fine, or at least marginally effective? Not so far.
OSU ended the night with grabbing 34 total rebounds as a squad, just three shy of the number posted by their opponents. However, Saturday night's contest was the first of the three conference games held at Gill in which the Beavs actually showed some moxy when it came to snagging boards in the clutch.
The issue seems to lie with Burton and Collier spending more time at the top of the key than in the paint. Granted, the Beavers sort of found their footing in the perimeter game against Arizona, sinking 5-13 from beyond the arch. But three of those buckets belonged to Starks (18 points, three assists, two steals), and mild success on the outer edges is only masking a major dilemma facing the Beavers right now.
OSU currently lacks any real presence in the paint on offense. With Moreland and Brandt out of the picture, their interior game has less weight to it than a feather in a hurricane.
And it hurt them against 'Zona. OSU tried to level the playing field with some skilled ball control, quick passes and drives intended to pull fouls from the 'Zona defenders (Arizona had 22 personal fouls, 13 of those in the first half).
And it worked for the first 20 minutes - OSU went in at the halftime buzzer down by just eight.
Then the second half rolled around and the common theme of the last two contests reared its ugly head immediately – the Beavs got tired, their ball handling got sloppier and guys like Collier, Nelson and Starks looked just plain overworked. The Beavs shot below 40 percent in both field goals and three point attempts for the evening, partially due to the fact that the majority of their offensive success was relegated to the three point attempts and some prayers from inside the key.
The Beavs scraped together two, maybe three, successful fast break attempts Saturday night, and fell victim to a wealth of missed opportunities for easy layups because Arizona outclassed them in terms of depth and size.
Burton (15 points, eight rebounds and four assists) is tall and strong – but he isn't quick down low and he's not a guy who will sky over the opposition. Collier on the other hand has the agility and physicality to make an impact in the paint and he proved that on Saturday. But seeing as how he spends a solid 20 minutes of each game scooting around the perimeter trying to make magic happen, it seems unlikely he'll make an impact where the Beavs need it most – under the net.


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Yo mama so short she poses for trophies!
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