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• The effects of protirelin administration on the anterior pituitary release of thyrotropin and prolactin were examined in 26 patients with panic disorder and 22 healthy volunteers. There were no differences observed in hormonal responses to protirelin between patients and controls. However, higher Beck Depression Inventory scores were associated with smaller baseline-corrected maximal changes in thyrotropin responses. Cardiovascular responses to protirelin did not differ between a subgroup of 15 patients with panic disorder and 15 age- and sexmatched healthy controls. Although protirelin produced robust increases in heart rate and blood pressure, only one patient with panic disorder experienced a panic attack during the infusion. The hormonal findings suggest that the presence of depressive symptoms may have a significant impact on various indexes of neuroendocrine responsivity and should be taken into consideration when looking at biologic measures in patients with panic disorder. The cardiovascular and behavioral findings do not support the hypothesis that all panic-producing stimuli are nonspecific and suggest that the induction of physical stimuli may be insufficient to produce panic attacks even in susceptible individuals.
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A man who danced in the middle of a street and later scuffled with police was found with a knife and a designer drug, officials said.
John D. Jones had to be wrestled to the ground when police tried to take him into custody after he blocked traffic by yelling at officers and dancing in the roadway near West 4th Street and Brodhead Avenue in Bethlehem around 2:10 a.m., officials said.
Jones began yelling at the officers, waving his arms and dancing as they were completing a traffic stop, officials said.
When police searched Jones, they found a large butterfly knife, a black-and-white pipe and a small brown bottle containing what Jones told officers was "Liquid Rush," which he said he had smoked, officials said.
Liquid Rush, also known as Poppers, is a form of the stimulant amyl nitrate, officials noted.
Jones told police he bought the designer drug at a sex shop, officials added.
Jones was arraigned on six charges, including possession of a designer drug, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest and public drunkenness and committed to the Northampton County Prison on $7,500 bail, according to court documents.
A preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. Dec. 6.

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Kidney disease contagious?
I have a womanly friend who has some form of kidney disease, take dialysis treaments 3 times every week. Can I catch it from her? Can endorsement saliva or other fluids cause me to ambush it ?
The answer will depend upon the cause of her kidney disease. Some relations with advanced liver disease require dialysis (eg hepatitis B). Some of these sorts of conditions are infectious. However, the beyond measure majority of dialysis patients would NOT be contagious. She is probably at far greater risk of catching something from you.
No kidney disease is not contagious. no, you cant
it's benine and attributed to to the one that is infected no. and you can't corner AIDS from a toilet seat, merely in grip you were worried in the order of it. learn around it so you can be there for your friend. Not unless she have some disease that caused her to own kidney failure specifically contagious. NO. not catching. its more of a condition than a disease.. its not caught, it happens over a time of year of time from bad eating/drinking behaviour.. You can be predestined to get it, if one or both of your parents have it.. YOu would be sensative to the same style your body processes foods etc. ...
Just drink plenty of water,
cut out alcholic drinks,
smaller number caffiene,
less niggle killers resembling ibuprofin and tylenol etc.. these can damage kidneys over time.
no yo yo dieting.. gain, loose, gain loose, the kidneys attain strained from processing the poisons the diets puts out in the urine.. No,it isn't transmissible. It isn't AIDS,so it can't be caught by fluid exchange of any form. I do hope you are a child asking this question. No,kidney disease is not contagious. It is an ailment of the kidney.A body sector.But kissing her might make her surface better anyway.. Every Kidney disease is not contagious. But if a contagious disease has undermined a person's kidney and the recovery have not been complete in that is a slight chance of infection endorsement via sexual contact. But cross infection via saliva can be straight away ruled out. But let me word of warning you against putting the partner's life at risk by attempting any sexual contact until the kidney get past the untimely dialysis treatment and becomes justifiably normal nope, its not contagious.. Kidney disease is not contagious. Risk factor for kidney disease include birth defects or heritable disorder, diet and lifestyle choices, kidney blockage, kidney damage cause by trauma, diabetes, hypertension, and bacterial infection.
If the cause of kidney disease is bacterial infection, It might be possible to verbs bacteria from one human being to another. If your immune system is functioning properly, however, it should be able to verbs such bacteria.
So relax! There is virtually no accident of contracting kidney disease from your friend. You are more likely to develop kidney disease from poor diet and lifestyle choices.
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WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Jelena Dokic has found a winning routine at Wimbledon.
Dokic avoids stepping on the white lines. She blows on her right hand while waiting for serves, and bounces the ball five times before her first serve and twice before the second.
"The ball boys and girls always have to pass me the ball with an underarm throw," the 19-year-old Dokic said of her on-court superstitions.
She also sits on the left side of the umpire.
She's Into It: American tennis standout Serena Williams gives it her all in returning a shot to Els Callens of Belgium on Friday. Williams won the match 7-6 (5), 6-4 to advance into the fourth round of the Wimbledon tournament.
"I feel more confident from that position and it's served me well so far," she said.
It helped again Friday as Dokic beat Nathalie Dechy of France in straight sets to advance to the fourth round.
Give me a break: There were no breaks of serve when Wayne Arthurs defeated Taylor Dent 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3), 6-7 (4), 7-6 (5) in a third-round match Friday. Each player held serve at love seven times.
The 31-year-old Arthurs, who last week reached his first career final in Nottingham, fired 32 aces to bring his tournament total to 81 in just three matches. Dent had 13 aces.
Early in the third set, Dent did a lap of his side of the court, high-fiving the crowd after successfully returning one of Arthurs' serves.
Bally a mixed bag: Elena Baltacha is Britain's women's hope at Wimbledon.
Baltacha beat Amanda Coetzer on Thursday to become only the third British woman in 13 years to reach the third round, a feat which made the front pages of national newspapers.
Her victory had the crowd at the All England Club buzzing. Coach Alan Jones hopes Baltacha will earn more endorsement offers with her success.
She already has clothing, racket, shoe and soft drink sponsors.
"If Heineken wants to come on board, she'll drink that as well," Jones said of the 18-year-old Baltacha.
Baltacha was born in Ukraine and speaks with a Scottish accent.
She moved to Britain from the former Soviet Union at the age of five. Her father, Sergei, played soccer for Dynamo Kiev, Ipswich Town in England and St. Johnstone in Scotland. Her mother, Olga, was an international pentathlete.
Baltacha has eaten at the same Thai restaurant throughout the tournament for good luck.
Her next opponent is Elena Likhovtseva.
Winners Again: The men's doubles pair of Amir Hadad, an Israeli, and Aisam Ul-Haq Qureshi, a Muslim from Pakistan, beat the 11th-seeded team of Ellis Ferreira of South Africa and Rick Leach of the United States 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.
Qureshi and Hadad met before the tournament and decided to team up, advancing through the qualifying tournament to earn a berth in Wimbledon.
Second serves: Could it be an omen for the World Cup soccer final? Flavio Saretta of Brazil was a 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 winner over Germany's Alexander Waske. Saretta will next face his Brazilian compatriot Andre Sa. ... To help relieve stress, Monica Seles concludes most of her practice sessions by banging a ball against a wall with her racket for about 10 minutes. "She's 3 feet from the wall and can smack the ball from either side," says Billie Jean King, who was her Fed Cup coach.
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America Will Be!--Harding-Ikeda Dialogue Published
CAMBRIDGE, USA: Dialogue Path Press, the publishing arm of the Ikeda Center for Peace, Learning, and Dialogue, released America Will Be! Conversations on Hope, Freedom, and Democracy in August 2013, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the historic March on Washington where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his celebrated "I Have a Dream" speech.
America Will Be! is a dialogue between Daisaku Ikeda and Vincent Harding, a friend and adviser to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and professor emeritus of religion and social transformation at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado. The two authors engage in a cross-cultural dialogue illuminating the historic events of the American civil rights movement and the vital role of civil society, especially the youth, in opening a new path forward for peace and justice in the twenty-first century. Prof. Harding and Mr. Ikeda both agree that the movement's victories expressed a profound vision of freedom, equality and nonviolent social change that can and should guide our modern experiments in democracy. Above all, the message of America Will Be! is one of hope and human possibility.
Prof. Harding and Mr. Ikeda first met in Tokyo, Japan, on January 17, 1994. The idea of collaborating on a dialogue grew out of discussions they held at that time and was continued through written correspondence. Their ongoing dialogue was initially serialized in Daisanbunmei, a monthly commentary magazine in Japan, from February 2010 to May 2011. A Japanese edition of their discussions was compiled and published as a book and released in December 2012.
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As shoppers begin to grasp the reality that making apparel in America - or better yet, in their hometowns - is not just a matter of style but also a way to build local economies, the news of SA VA's demise is just plain bad.
Designer Sarah Van Aken, 37, let slip in a recent speech to the Alliance of Women Entrepreneurs that she was on the "precipice of an epic failure."
In other words, SA VA, her work-appropriate dresses, roomy trousers, and slouchy sweaters, all manufactured in her Port Richmond facility, would be no more.
"I was really proud of what we've done," said Van Aken, whose 400-square-foot Sansom Street boutique will be a wrap by Dec. 22. "But I couldn't see a way to make it work that wouldn't have me working for free for two weeks out of the month and doing the job of 100 people."


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I just finished all mine. They def showed improvement and got easier with each one.
They look great and your seams match VERY NICE. 24 blocks was a lot to do. I felt like I did 64!
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6 1/2" unfinished (6" finished) from 1 1/2" inch strips (6 strips to make a strata)
Finally finished all 24 blocks today. Overall I am pleased with the result....they all measure 6 1/2" which will be important when finally putting together the quilt top.
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Marimekko Launches Flagship Store in Manhattan
Rioult, a local modern dance company, entertained guests with occasional mod performances. The space, designed by Japanese design firm IMA, is a stark white space that sets the stage for colorful clothing and home accessories like glassware, storage containers and cooking utensils. What's really exciting about this store are the towers of signature Marimekko fabrics that you can actually give to the on-site seamstress to be sewed into curtains, tote bags or other goods! For more information, visit Marimekko's store page over at Marketplace.


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I see that some different emulsions of my recent nemesis the motion picture films that process ECN2 are up for sale on an online aution site. Now, my inner scientist feels intrigued by the whole "new stuff to experiment on" idea. But, my practical and sensible (read:parent) side keeps telling me to buy something a little more…well… predictable. For now, I watch the auction and hope that if anyone out there in the lomoverse that may end up bidding against me I hope you get the results you want. I wish I could see more of the results others have had trying these different films out.
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Police said they've arrested one person after a chase involving a stolen car ended in a crash.
Officers said they started following the car on U.S. Highway 71 because they believed it had been used in a series of robberies across the city.
Police used stop sticks and the car crashed into a pickup truck on Highway 71 at 59th Street. Police said two people who were in the truck were injured, but police said the injuries did not appear life-threatening.
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With winter's fury paralyzing this region again and again, the wisdom of Taria Avery's decision six years ago to chuck a 13-year career in international marketing became clear as ice.
Not because she didn't have to travel anymore, but because it was difficult for pet owners to get around.
What better way to sell the attributes of her new mobile pet-grooming business?
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Bell Series performances are complemented by educational programs, from presentations in public and private schools to pre-concert lectures and master classes for advanced students. Through high-quality performances and inspiring programs, the series hopes to encourage piano study, renew excitement about piano music, and provide opportunities to enjoy the work of some of the world's foremost artists.
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Thieves, crooks and war profiteers avoid jail
It's time we set an example and put these crooks and thieves in prison or at least fire them from their well-paid jobs.
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Today there is another group who has figured out how to use the language of citizenship to twist the rules in their favor: Corporations.
Which Rob Lowe is the real creep?
It takes a special kind of hubris for a celebrity to hold up his real self for us to admire while making a fool out of lost souls and deadbeats.
Big business behind Rick Perry's push in Missouri
Rick Perry, the right-wing Republican governor of Texas, is running TV and radio ads - backed by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce - attacking the Democratic governor of Missouri, Jay Nixon.
IRS scandal - Deja vu all over again
Following years during which they did everything possible to attack the president, congressional Republicans launched an attack on the IRS. The media cheerfully picked up on one-sided tales of IRS abuse.
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Dangling a "solution" like MOOCs for low-income students relying on public universities to attain degrees and well-paying jobs is predatory.
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With Citizens United and now "The Roggensack Rule," in the light of day judges can be wined and dined by the very party they will be ruling on.
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Actress Nikita Mirzani is ready to be a model for the US magazine Playboy, claiming that the contract and down payment for the photo session has been prepared for her.
She is also ready for any controversy that might occur due to her sensual photos.
"Let's think about that later. In fact, the photos will only be distributed in the US, not here," she said as quoted by news portal Tempo.co.
Nikita is now preparing for the photo shoot, including having her nose enhanced. However, Nikita doesn't know when she can fly to the US as she must go to trial in connection with an assault case.


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Released Friday, September 13, 2013, on behalf of the University Faculty Senate Executive Committee:
Protestors reportedly including CUNY Students have harassed new Macaulay Honors College Visiting Professor (and former CIA head and general) David Petraeus on his way to class, using epithets, shouting "You will leave CUNY," and chanting "Every class, David," expressing an intent to continue their verbal attacks.
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President Barack Obama in his State of the Union address last night forcefully articulated an economic policy framework that correctly recognizes revitalizing America's middle class is the challenge of our times—and the key to long-term U.S. economic prosperity.
The policy blueprint the president laid out builds on two threads that have come together in recent months as the twin components of this administration's bridge to a better economy:
- Continued and intense concentration on repairing the Great Recession's damage to the middle class
- Focusing long term on the threat that mounting income and wealth inequality pose to our growth prospects and global economic competitiveness
Taken together, these two strains have the potential to finally liberate our economic policymaking system from the counterproductive—but strangely persistent—thinking that the key to growth is strengthening the hands of monied "job creators" rather than boosting the actual job-creating power of a broad middle class.
Among the key initiatives proposed by President Obama yesterday were tax policies that encourage domestic manufacturing and discourage outsourcing of middle-class jobs, tough trade enforcement that gives American companies even footing in the global market, workforce initiatives that reward hard work and education, and a fairer tax code that ensures everyone contributes his fair share to deficit reduction.
Yesterday's speech also marks an important elaboration of the president's December 6 speech in Osawatomie, Kansas, in which he decried "the gaping inequality" that undermines what we might call the American Promise: If you work hard and play by the rules, you can participate in the American Dream.
While pundits have largely described recent White House statements about inequality and the middle class as a populist shift in political rhetoric, it should rightly be recognized as the expression of a sound intellectual theory that recognizes that a thriving middle class is not the byproduct of a prosperous economy—it is in fact the driver of prosperity.
The middle-class consumer creates the incentives to conceive, manufacture, and sell what our economy produces. That demand drives business opportunities and spurs investment. Entrepreneurship and invention also are rooted in the middle class, and the rise in middle-class worker productivity generates much of our nation's wealth.
This theory was fleshed out earlier this month by Princeton economist Alan Krueger, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, in a speech at the Center for American Progress. Krueger persuasively argued that our economy today would be stronger if not for the troubling rise in inequality in the United States in the last three decades.
The Obama administration's full-throated support of economic policies focused on the middle class presents a welcome contrast to the failed "trickle down" approach favored by conservatives. Economists and policymakers in Washington and across the country should seize this moment to continue to hammer home the importance of strengthening the middle class, and making it easier for Americans of all backgrounds to join it.
That's why the Center for American Progress has launched a yearlong series of events and publications on the importance of the middle class to our economy. Here's hoping that in the next State of the Union address, the president of the United States can look back and thank Congress for recognizing that today's top-heavy economy is neither good for our country or our economy.
Gadi Dechter is Managing Director for Economic Policy at the Center for American Progress. Michael Ettlinger is Vice President for Economic Policy at the Center.
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Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., told the Lewis County Lincoln Day Dinner gathering on Sunday that America can ill afford to wait another four years before electing Mitt Romney, saying that the current adminstration's philosophy is not in tune with America.
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Mary Lou Myers is honored for her more than 40 years of public service during Sunday's Lincoln Day Dinner in Weston. She was named the Republican of the Year by the Lewis County Republican Executive Committee.
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Republican U.S. Senatorial candidate John Raese, left, chats with Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., during Sunday's Lincoln Day Dinner in Weston. Capito is seeking her seventh term in Congress, while Raese is seeking to challenge incumbent Sen. Joe Manchin for the second time. See more photos online at CU.TheInterMountain.com.
Capito was the featured speaker at the annual Republican dinner, which also drew U.S. Senatorial candidate John Raese, state Supreme Court Justice candidate Allen Loughry and gubernatorial candidate Bill Maloney.
"Americans understand that $15 trillion of debt is not sustainable," Capito said. "You're trying not to do that in your own families. It's time we learn that in Washington."
Raese, a Morgantown business owner, said people are concerned about the future of America, and it's up to those same people to bring about those changes.
"The reason we are not competitive is we have an (Environmental Protection Agency) and a president who are anti-capitalist," Raese said. "I think we need somebody new at the EPA. I think we need somebody new as president, and I think we need a new United States senator from West Virginia."
Maloney, of Morgantown, said the state needs to revise its business climate to make it easier to run a business in the state.
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Maloney said West Virginia should be leading the nation down the path to energy independence, and he urged state leaders to set an example by converting its vehicle fleet to run on natural gas. He also urged the creation of natural gas service stations throughout the state.
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There are a number of conditions which can cause fatigue including thyroid problems, anemia (low iron) and depression. The symptoms of each of these conditions are rather non-specific and testing by your GP should be able to determine if you have any of these conditions.
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Would depression cause me to have this strained feeling in my chest and shortness of breath all the time. My chest bones and muscles and upper stomach area actually hurt to press, and I feel as if I am not getting enough oxygen.
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I donot aggree with this expert and I think that your symptoms may be due to heart disease .Chronic fatigue syndrome is very difficult to differentiate from heart disease. The symptoms of heat disease varies with the cause but there are certain symptoms that are common to all like chest pain, breathlessness or shortness of breath, fatigue, light-headedness or fainting, swelling in the legs or ankles etc. But these are general symptoms, and shortness of breath may also be seen with respiratory tract diseases. If you have some doubt about heart disaese, you may consult a cardiologist and do some basic tests like ECG(electrocardiography) which will say if you really have a heart disease after all. I hope you are satisfied with my answer this time.
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Depression can indeed cause many of these symptoms including shortness. The pain that you describe in the chest "my chest bones and upper stomach area actually hurt to press" - is more consistent with a musculoskelatal problem such as costochondritis (an inflammed joint where the rib meets the breastbone)
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During the first ten years, the RSPB has achieved its core objective for Hope Farm, showing that increasing farmland bird populations could be achieved whilst running a profitable conventional arable farm. In fact, the results have far exceeded expectations. However, it remains clear that sadly this success is not being reflected nationally with the national Farmland Bird Indicator (FBI) best considered stable. There remains a need to export our farmland biodiversity success story so it can be translated into national increases. The Campaign for the Farmed Environment should help address this increasing the area of in field options such as wild bird cover, skylark plots and nectar mixtures.
To maximise the messages from Hope Farm we have spent the winter working on the next five year strategy, which has now successfully been taken through Board and Council. The aim is for the RSPB to expand the sites capacity to examine the developing areas of climate change and diffuse pollution, whilst continuing to build on the biodiversity successes of the last ten years, and maintaining agricultural productivity and economic returns.
In order to retain our relevance within the debate and continue to work towards our core objectives, it the Hope Farm strategy will incorporate the following four principles:
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Farmland bird recovery remains a key objective for the RSPB. We are currently analysing land management decisions and bird population responses over the last 10 years to fully understand which factors have had the biggest impact on our FBI increases. This will evaluate the benefits of individual measures and assess which combination would give the most cost effective benefits in the widest range of arable scenarios. Future work will include develop agri-environment options that provide winter seed food for the "hungry gap" period - mid February to mid April as well as refining our farm management to encourage species that have failed to respond so far e.g. turtle dove and corn bunting.
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The only other piece of information I've found so far is that Tarasova says that all her outfits and costumes were in the car. Through the media, she's asked the thieves to return those.
The only other piece of information I've found so far is that Tarasova says that all her outfits and costumes were in the car. Through the media, she's asked the thieves to return those.
I am so sorry. But it is still good that she herself was not physically harmed. Yet, I could imagine how shocking it would be for her. Hope that she feels better.
I also hope that Mao won't be a target during her stay in Russia. She's such a treasure, but is such a tiny little girl, too.
I´m very sorry to hear about the robbery. A summer cottage is though a strange place to keep anything valuable, in my opinion.
I remember when TT used to drive an old car. Maybe it's wiser to drive an old car, so as not to attract thieves.
I hope the thieves at least return the costumes.
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I agree that summer houses are generally not a good place to store valuable things. You could hire a person who could sometimes visit it for maintenance; but still, they are usually vacant. Besides, your neighborhood also tends to consist of many other summer houses that are also vacant during off season. Perhaps the best thing you could do is to have a contract with a security system that is directly connected to security guards or the police. I am afraid that a car would not be a good place to store valuable things, either.... A car is to be driven (away). I heartily hope that she would come up with better measures so that she won't be threatened any longer.
I am certain that Mrs. Tarasova is grateful for all the advice. But anyone can be the victim of a crime, no matter what precautions he or she takes.
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It sort of makes sense to me that the costumes were in the car.
1) She may have been transporting them between places and hadn't yet "unpacked."
2) She'd have them with her when needed wherever she was.
Just some random thoughts.
Thanks so much for the translation, now the matter is more clear. Huh, those thieves were really ruthless, robbing the car while people were in the cottage sleeping and they managed to do everything so quietely that nobody heard them. I wonder if the car had no alarm system or had no wheel lock on?
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Do we really think that putting less emphasis on writing skills is a good thing for Texas students?
Earlier this week, a revealing vote was held in the Texas House. Representatives approved HB 2836, thereby setting up the possibility that Texas will do away with its writing exam for students in grades four and seven. If the Senate approves this measure, and the governor signs it, Texas students will be able to move through elementary and middle school without ever taking an achievement test in writing.
The first time they would take a state achievement exam in the subject would be in ninth grade. Unfortunately, we already know that Texas ninth graders aren't doing so well in writing.
Only 72 percent of them passed their STAAR end-of-course exam in writing last year. That includes after multiple tries. What's more, only 54 percent of ninth-graders passed the end-of-course exam on their first attempt.
Those results make me wonder why letting go of writing exams in grades four and seven would help students do well on them by ninth grade. Testing is not the end-all, be-all, but it does show where students need help. And the state test is important because it tracks what the state expects students to know in a subject.
Writing also is fundamental to critical thinking. Steve Graham, an Arizona State University professor, has devoted much of his career to studying the impact of writing on the development of students. Here is his take on the importance of writing, which is taken from a recent essay he wrote:
"Good writing is a complex process involving skillful planning, evaluation and revisions as well as the mastery of a host of writing skills including handwriting, typing, spelling, grammar, and sentence and paragraph construction. Students must acquire these fundamental writing processes and skills in order to create clear, compelling, and engaging text that persuades, informs, or tells a good story."
Graham also is worried about what would happen in Texas if the Senate passes HB 2836.
"If this becomes law," he wrote, "students will face a single high-stakes writing test to graduate high school, without the benefit of earlier low-stakes tests to inform parents, teachers, and students of their progress towards writing proficiency."
In short, Texas students may get to ninth grade without any evaluation of their writing skills that is officially linked to the state's standards. Equally important, they could get there without any interventions to help them become proficient writers.
Of course, I am a writer, so I would think writing matters. But it isn't just important to journalists, authors and the like. Being able to communicate is a prerequisite to moving ahead after college or high school. Graham notes research from the National Writing Project that shows 93 percent of white-collar and 80 percent of blue-collar workers said that writing well is important or essential to their careers.
But, unfortunately, too many middle and high school students aren't good writers. Graham also reports on data from the U.S. Department of Education that shows only a quarter of middle and high school students are proficient writers.
Yet here we are in Texas, getting ready to take writing out of our early testing loop. This could set up our kids for failure. I just don't see how this is a good thing.


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GRAND RAPIDS -- In the year since Helen DeVos Children's Hospital moved into the tall blue building that towers over Michigan Street NE, it has seen more changes than a fast-growing toddler.
Admissions are up. A seventh operating room has been added. The emergency department has seen so many visitors, an expansion is underway.
But the most gratifying change in the past year has been the reaction of the children as they encounter the light-filled hospital with its play areas, ice cream parlor and child-created artwork, said Dr. Bob Connors, hospital president.
He's even heard of some patients and their siblings ask if they could have birthday parties there.
"A lot of thought and planning went into making this a place that children are comfortable with," Connors said. "I think we did a lot of things right in that regard. It's a healing environment for them. It just makes them feel better.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the opening of the $286 million, 444,000-square-foot building that is part of Spectrum Health's complex.
The new building, with large patient rooms and accommodations for families, is a big improvement on the former hospital, said Lyn Hollister, of Howard City. Her twin daughters, Makenzie and Shelbie, were born premature almost two years ago. Makenzie was one of the patients who made the move to the new building on Jan. 11, 2011.
Although both girls are doing well, the family has made several trips to the hospital in the past year. Makenzie, who is on dialysis, was to be admitted today for hernia surgery.
The hospital is a hit with the twins and their 9-year-old sister and 15-year-old brother, Hollister said.
"The kids love it," she said. "All four of them are happy when they come here."
Because Makenzie was in the hospital when the twins turned 1, the family held their first birthday party in a family room on the 11th floor.
Katie Sumrall, a 14 1/2-year-old from Zeeland, said she likes the colorful decor, the food and the warm hospital rooms. But what impresses her most while staying at the hospital for rheumatoid arthritis treatment is the kindness of the nurses.
"I don't like hospitals, but the nurses are just fabulous," said Katie, who is receiving steroid treatments for severe pain in her back. "Even with me hurting so bad, they make me feel great."
"The nurses understand kids, and that helps," said Katie's mother, Becki Sumrall.
Admissions to the hospital increased from about 7,600 a year to 8,300 in 2011. Connors attributed the increase, in part, to the growth in pediatric specialties at Helen DeVos, which attracts patients from a wider area and allows more families to avoid out-of-town trips for care.
The hospital recently opened a third module of its emergency department, which will expand the size by about 50 percent. Space for a larger department was included in the plans, but Connors said he was surprised how quickly it was needed.
Emergency room visits have grown from about 30,000 a year to more than 41,000 in 2011. In the past, 90 emergency department patients in a day would be close to a record, Connors said. In 2011, the staff treated 190 emergency room patients one day during flu season.
Part of the emergency department is being reconfigured to accommodate children who need extended care or observation but don't require admission to the hospital. Patients with conditions such as asthma, diabetes or mild closed head injuries may stay in the unit for six to 23 hours as they are treated and their symptoms monitored, Connors said.
Other milestones achieved by the hospital in its first year include:
• More than 53,000 radiology procedures
• More than 31,000 salads, 28,000 pizzas and 5,700 gallons of ice cream sold in the cafe
• 4,000 stuffed animals sold in the gift shop
• Nearly 24,000 hours logged by community volunteers
• More than 1,300 bike helmts and 700 car or booster seats distributed
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Prof. Dr. Reiner Finkeldey
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Reiner Finkeldey is the head of the section Forest Genetics and Forest Tree Breeding, Faculty of Forest Sciences and Forest Ecology. His main interests are in the fields of (i) genetic and adaptive patterns of diversity in forest trees, (ii) the relation between genetic diversity, other aspects of biodiversity, and ecosystem functions and services, and (iii) genetic diversity of tropical forest trees.
Key expertise:
Population Genetics and Ecological Genetics of Forest Trees
Evolutionary Genetics and Molecular Genetics of Plants
Sustainable Use of Genetic Resources in Tropical and Temperate Forests
Human Impact on Plant Genetic Resources
Genetic Responses of Plant Populations to Global Change
Selected publications:
Finkeldey, R., Leinemann, L., Gailing, O. (2010). Molecular genetic tools to infer the origin of forest plants and wood. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 85: 1251-1258
Curtu, A.L., Gailing, O., Finkeldey, R. (2009). Patterns of contemporary hybridization inferred from paternity analysis in a four-oak-species forest. BMC Evolutionary Biology 9: 284
Gailing, O., Vornam, B., Leinemann, L., Finkeldey, R. (2009) Genetic and genomic approaches to assess adaptive genetic variation in plants: forest trees as a model. Physiologia Plantarum 137: 509-519
Gailing, O., Langenfeld-Heyser, R., Polle, A., Finkeldey, R. (2008). QTL loci affecting stomatal density and growth in a Quercus robur progeny: implications for the adaptation to changing environments. Global Change Biology 14: 1934-1946
Cao, C.P., Gailing, O., Siregar, I.Z., Siregar, U., Finkeldey, R. (2009) Genetic variation in nine Shorea species revealed by AFLPs. Tree Genetics and Genomes 5: 407-420
Please visithttp://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/86730.html for more information and http://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/87161.html for a list of publications.
Reiner Finkeldey teaches the following courses:
Methods in Systems Biology, Genomics (together with Kathleen Prinz)
The Research Community: Stucture and Organization (The Science-Policy Interface: Society and Research Structures together with M. Böcher, W. Hiltscher and M. Krott)
Ecological Genetics (together with Martin Ziehe)
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The start of this documentary about one of America's greatest literary talents is so stirring it will make you want to go out and buy Moby Dick and Typee and sit by the fireplace (no matter how hot it is outside) reading and reading. John Huston narrates and F. Murray (Amadeus) Abraham reads Melville's wonderful words as you see the scenes he wrote about in majestic, mysterious Polynesia. Melville sailed on whalers himself; he jumped ship and was held captive by man-eating natives; he witnessed mutinies. His life was as dramatic as his books, and the show gets that across beautifully. The scenery is sigh inspiring. At first even the talking heads—experts pontificating for the camera—are entertaining. An anthropologist practically licks his lips as he gleefully describes how cannibals didn't boil their man-size meals, but baked them in earth ovens, "a delicious way of doing it." After an hour or so, though, Melville runs out of scenes to shoot; you've seen a few too many static shots of sailing-ship masts and heard too many talking heads. That's the chronic problem with TV: It has to show you something every minute. Turn on Melville anyway. You can always change the channel. But don't miss the first half, at least—it's downright inspiring.
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Home Depot entered the Amarillo market Nov. 17, 2000.
Since that time the home improvement retailer at 2500 Soncy Road has been a favorite place for do-it-yourselfers throughout the Panhandle.
Professional builders also frequent the 110,000 square-foot store and account for 5 percent to 7 percent of the overall business, Frankie Henthorn, store manager, said.
Home Depot's customer base locally and nationwide spans all social and economic groups, Henthorn said.
Felix Toquinto has been trading at the west Amarillo store since it opened. He was looking for flooring Friday.
"I'm planning on replacing the tile in my daughter's home," he said.
"She and her husband both work, so I've got some time to do the job."
Asked his thoughts about Home Depot, Toquinto replied, "I can usually find what I'm looking for ... and, if I can't, they're pretty good about special orders."
"We pull (cust-omers) from four to five states."
Frankie Henthorn, store manager
Henthorn, who worked for Home Depot in Oklahoma City, transferred to the Amarillo store at its inception. He said the store has performed well "although it is a building that is 25 years old."
Following extensive remodeling, Home Depot opened for business in the old Builder's Square site, stocking more than 50,000 items.
The store is staffed by 150 employees, many of them dating back to the store's start-up, which attracted more 2,000 people for a grand opening ceremony.
"We pull (customers) from four to five states," Henthorn said. "This store although it is not one of the new models does above average. We can special-order merchandise that costs up to $20,000 and our customers like that."
Henthorn said that there has been enough business locally to keep Home Depot and its chief competitor, Lowe's, in the black.
"When someone picks one store over the other, it is usually because of brands."
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New funding tackles healthcare problems
The government has revealed it is to offer £4 million of funding in an attempt to change behavioural practices regarding some of the biggest health problems in the UK. Two competitions promising up to £2 million each have been launched by the Department of Health to develop solutions for problems with diet and medication.
It is hoped the new initiatives will play a role in altering behaviour towards the effects of alcohol-related diseases and obesity, as well as to improve the number of individuals correctly taking their prescribed medication.
Lord Howe, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Quality, said entrants are being given an opportunity "to develop highly innovative solutions for some of the biggest health problems of our time and we look forward to seeing the results".
Suggested topics businesses wanting to enter the scheme may wish to consider include devices that can help people monitor their food and drink consumption or a care package designed to help them correctly take their medication.
Dr Carole Allan, President of the British Psychological Society, says:
""We welcome this initiative to help tackle healthcare problems. Previous work on medication has involved psychologists influencing how instructions and information are given on medicines to help people better understand the medicine they have been prescribed.
"I would encourage any member of our Society who has relevant work in this field of tackling healthcare problems to get involved in this new funding scheme."


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> Pretty ho-hum, IMO.
I can't disagree.
Palm needs to shake up it's ideas a bit & get something 'killer' out
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If you didn't get the chance to stop by at Huf's booth this year at the Agenda Tradeshow then you missed out on a lot. Huf is just plain dope, they have a certain "#$%& it" attitude and it definitely shows through their pieces and their marketing scheme. To justify this statement take their plant life collection as an example, their all over weed print screams rebellion and goes against the grain. In the recent years marijuana has been decriminalized in a number of states including recreational and medical use, but thats not the case for the majority of the country and its citizens. Marijuana has been labeled as a drug in the past and its reputation hasn't been one that appears to be glamorous, which leads Huf to portraying the bad boy image with its rebellious attitude.
Huf decided to pay homage to Los Angeles with a swap meet inspired booth at the Agenda Tradeshow after a bodega themed booth last year. The swap meet included a Martial Arts front, a Jewelry store, and a Gold Grill Dental booth that included a number of products like nun-chucks, ninja stars, du-rags, condoms, pendants, and Gold grill pictures. (Lol) But the main feature and highlight of the booth was the HUF embroidery machine, where they gave customers the opportunity to get custom embroidery through out the show.
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Latex awareness introduction: In recent years, an increasing number of people have developed a sensitivity or allergy to latex products. Waldorf College currently has students, staff and guests on campus that have allergies to latex. Waldorf College recognizes this major health concern and outlines a new policy to decrease our community's exposure to latex allergy concerns.
What is latex? Natural rubber latex comes from a liquid in tropical rubber trees. This liquid is processed to make many of the following rubber products used at home and at work:
What is latex allergy? The thin, stretchy latex rubber in gloves and balloons is high in this protein that causes an allergic reaction in some people. It causes more allergic reactions than products made of hard rubber (like tires). Also, because some latex gloves are coated with cornstarch powder, the latex protein particles stick to the cornstarch and fly into the air when the gloves are taken off or when a balloon might be popped. In places where gloves are being put on and removed frequently, the air may contain many latex particles.
What are the symptoms of latex allergy? Latex allergy can result from repeated exposure to proteins in natural rubber latex through skin contact or inhalation. Reactions usually begin within minutes of exposure to latex, but they can occur hours later. Exposure to latex produces a variety of symptoms, including skin rash and inflammation, respiratory irritation, asthma, coughing, hives, watery eyes and in rare cases anaphylactic shock.
The most common reaction to latex products and is characterized by development of dry, itchy, irritated areas on the skin, usually the hands. This reaction is caused by skin irritations from using gloves, powder in the gloves, latex balloons and possibly exposure to other workplace products and chemicals. The powder used to line disposable gloves and balloons can absorb latex proteins and then become airborne resulting in asthmatic reactions among individuals who did not use gloves or touch the balloons but merely inhaled latex-containing dust.
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Studies indicate that 1-6% of the general populations are sensitized to latex. A smaller group of the population has been classified as higher risk for latex sensitization. Those individuals include:
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