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Published: 27th September 2013 12:52 PM
Last Updated: 27th September 2013 01:01 PM
The Raghuram Rajan committee has raised serious questions on the development of the state during the last decade by placing Odisha at the top of the list of the 'least developed' states thereby putting the BJD Government in an embarrassing situation.
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, however, announced that the BJD will continue to fight for the just demand of special category state status as the committee report does not have any mention of it. "Unfortunately we find that while Odisha has been categorised as least developed State, the special category status has not been accorded to us," Naveen said and announced that the fight for the just cause will continue.
The State Government has been demanding special category status for the last 40 years. These include central allocation on 90:10 basis and tax exemptions for new investments. "The UPA Government and Congress leaders gave the impression that the Rajan committee will address the issue," Naveen said.
Much to the embarrassment, the committee report has put Odisha on the top of the list of 'least developed' state with an underdevelopment/need index of 0.798. Odisha is ahead of states like Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam in the list of least developed states.
The Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) was quick to take advantage of the report in criticising the state government for Odisha's backwardness despite claims to the contrary. The report has established that inspite of heavy inflow of central funds, Odisha remains most underdeveloped because of the incompetence of the State Government, Congress media cell chairman and former minister Narsingh Mishra said.
Stating that the report will go a long way in helping inflow of more Central funds to Odisha, Mishra said that the State Government should aim at getting maximum Central assistance instead of making unnecessary anti-Centre noise. The former minister said that the Government should now take everybody's help for the development of Odisha and put an end to the anti-Centre attitude.
Countering the Congress allegations, Finance Minister Prasanna Acharya said that the per capita income of the state has grown, but still it is less than the national average. Odisha has developed during the last 10 years, but the state needs more funds to develop further, he said.
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Mobile broadband connections on PCs and modems will reach half a billion by 2017, driving $65 billion in service revenues and nearly 20 million Terabytes of mobile data traffic, according to Strategy Analytics latest forecasts.
Susan Welsh de Grimaldo, Director Mobile Broadband Opportunities, says, "Two key drivers for the mobile broadband PC modem market are 4G LTE deployments and strong subscription growth in emerging markets, such as China and India, where operators are adding 3G connections. With more LTE deployments around the globe, mobile broadband rivals fixed networks. LTE becomes the connection of choice for USB modems, embedded PCs and mobile hotspots that provide wide area mobility to WiFi devices."
Phil Kendall, Director Wireless Operator Strategies, notes: "The joint impacts of substitution to tablets, smartphones and tethering have been felt stronger in developed markets, exacerbated in some regions by the macro-economic situation. Mobile broadband modem connections are currently flat or even declining in markets such as the UK, Spain and Portugal, with more casual price-sensitive users dropping connections. Yet we see solid growth for the PC/modem category over the next five years, enhanced by the increasing number of shared data/multi-SIM plans and growing 3G and 4G coverage, with 27 percent growth anticipated year-over-year from 2011 to 2012 and nearly 20 percent CAGR from 2012-17"
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Three weeks after her showstopping appearance at the Country Music Awards in Nashville—where she flaunted her postbreakup figure and earned a standing ovation from her peers—Shania Twain painted the town red in New York City and Florida with a group of close pals, taking in a Michael Bublé concert, lunching at Nobu and skydiving. Who was at her side? Frédéric Thiébaud.
Now pay attention: Thiébaud, 38, is the ex-husband of Twain's former best friend Marie-Anne Thiébaud, 38, whose alleged affair with Twain's ex Robert "Mutt" Lange was at the center of their split in May. The singer and Frédéric have known each other for years and are "friends. There's nothing more to it," says a source close to Twain, 43, before adding, "at this time."
Their pals say Frédéric, a Swiss business executive who's in the midst of divorce proceedings (and whose daughter is the same age as Twain's 7-year-old son Eja), is a good match for the singer. "She hasn't allowed herself to go there yet. [But] it would be a natural thing," says the source. "[In Frédéric] she has a really great friend, who's been through the same thing that she has. She's happy around him." Adds another pal: "She's had a rough year, and she is ready for a change. Anything that makes her happy—all of us are for it."
THE People POLL
Is Britney Ready for a Comeback?
Britney Spears looks great, is promoting her new album Circus and will start her North American tour this spring. But is the pop star really ready for her big comeback, or is it just too much, too soon?
Paula Abdul
Unsettled by the apparent suicide of an obsessed fan outside her L.A. home, Abdul confesses she hasn't slept there since—instead "staying in different homes and hotels." The American Idol judge, who is out promoting an HSN jewelry line, had been dealing with Paula Goodspeed's fixation for years. Abdul now has full-time security and plans to sell the home. And then take a vacation, she says, "far away, so no one can find me!"
The latest in the world of celebrity love lives
Five months after her split from crooner Michael Bublé, a source says Emily Blunt, 25, has a new man: The Office's John Krasinski, 29. In August, the pair were flirting at L.A.'s Chateau Marmont; now, a source tells Scoop, "they're a couple."
After two years of dating, Ginnifer Goodwin, 30, and Chris Klein, 29, have broken up. "They realized they wanted different things," says a Goodwin pal, who adds that the split was mutual. "The relationship wasn't going to work."
Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, 33, said he and Madonna, 50, are "friends—that's it." In other "just friends" news, despite tab reports, Madonna's ex Guy Ritchie, 40, isn't courting British socialite (and Hugh Grant's ex!) Jemima Khan, 34.
Fran Drescher
Fran Drescher is "tawking" politics. The Flushing native says she wants to replace Sen. Hillary Clinton, who has been nominated as Secretary of State. "I'm a New Yorker. Its imprint on me is indelible," says Drescher, 51. She now needs to convince New York's Gov. David Paterson, who must appoint someone to finish Clinton's term. Since The Nanny ended, Drescher has toured the world speaking out on women's issues and says the question of her running for office is one of the most frequently asked. "Only second to: Is that your real voice?" she laughs.
Britney Spears had two reasons to celebrate Dec. 2: her 27th b-day and the release of her new album Circus. Spears and crew (mostly her dancers) boogied at New York City club Tenjune for a circus-themed soiree, complete with flamethrowers. Also on hand—Heidi Klum, who wished Brit the best.
Jessica Seinfeld tapped husband Jerry for help raising $1.1 million for her Baby Buggy charity, which donates baby products to mothers in need. The comic performed his act—riffing on marriage and the joys of parenting—in front of a sold-out Manhattan crowd at her Dec. 8 fund-raiser. Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos were there and laughing off breakup talk: "The death of our marriage has been greatly exaggerated," he said.
• 12/6, L.A.: John Stamos (inset) was hosting the 50th anniversary of the candlelight procession at Disneyland when a choir member fainted. Stamos, who stars on ER, ran into the bleachers, caught the girl and joked, "Stop fainting, I'm not a real doctor!" • 12/5, Miami: Mary-Kate Olsen watched fireworks with beau Nate Lowman, who deejayed at the Mondrian hotel's Sunset Lounge. • 12/4, L.A.: Rosario Dawson and Taye Diggs hit the SLS Hotel at Beverly Hills opening—the hotel features fortune tellers and jugglers on the weekends!
5 Questions for ... LINDSAY PRICE
The style-savvy Lipstick Jungle star talks about the show's fashionable perks and dating in the spotlight
1 First, what's up with the rumors that the show is being cancelled?
We're taking a break for the holidays [in December] and then they're going to see how the ratings do, but it looks like they'll order more episodes. In tough times, I don't think it's a bad thing for people to kick back and have a bit of escapism.
2 Your character on Lipstick Jungle, Victory, is a fashion designer. Do you get to keep any of her stylish ensembles?
I've literally walked off the set and gone to events in costume. I get to keep some of her outfits that we can't repeat, like this Dolce [& Gabbana] jacket with a big fur hood. That's so making it into my bag!
3 Do you think the show has a feminist message?
Absolutely. But what's so great is it's not preaching, burn your bra and be a CEO. The empowerment is these women are powerful, they have these jobs and they juggle their careers, but it's so natural.
4 Do you and costars Brooke Shields and Kim Raver hang out?
Every Friday we'll go to someone's place, order food and watch the show. And the brownstone Brooke just bought is right behind my building. So we can have conversations with soup-can telephones now!
5 Since your divorce from producer Shawn Piller, have you been dating?
I'll tell you when I figure it out! Love is a tricky thing and when all eyes are on you it's trickier.
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A friend of mine is about to celebrate her 24th birthday. I was 24 once -- in 1981. That was a generation ago -- 30 years. Reminds me of a conversation Mom had with Dad when his memory had started getting groggy. Mom asked Dad how old he was going to be on his birthday. Dad said he was going to be 73 years old. "No," Mom said, "Try again." (The correct answer was 74 years old). Dad said he was going to be 72 years old. "No," Mom said, "you're going in the wrong direction." "I am?" Dad asked. "I must be getting old." "What do you mean you're getting old?" Mom asked. "You are old!" By the way, when we were at a Wendy's restaurant once, Mom asked me to go up to a little old lady with snow-white hair using a walker and ask her how old she was. So, I approached the woman and complemented her on how she was managing the walker and she told me she was 83 years old. When I returned with this information, Mom said, "That's too old!" "Mom," I asked, "what's the alternative?" OK, what was I saying? Oh, yeah, a generation ago. I was checking my notebook about upcoming anniversaries and saw that next year will mark 35 years since I graduated Copiah-Lincoln Junior (now Community) College in Wesson, Mississippi. That seems improbable but not impossible. Improbable because in my mind's eye, the image of most of my friends from those days remain pretty much frozen in time, like a snapshot that documents the past, not the present. But it's not impossible because I know, from having kept up with a few of my friends across the years, that the river of time has indeed flowed. The hair on the heads of my male friends has gradually turned gray or white or begun to disappear. I have happened to notice a few white hairs on my head of late. My wife complains that all the silver hairs she finds on her clothing are ones shed from me. As for my female friends from college years, at least one I visited last in the 1990s told me outright at that time she hadn't "frosted" her hair as I thought but allowed it to turn silver gradually on its own. Another female friend, whose black hair even in the mid-70s was prematurely shot through with silver, had become a brunette, courtesy of Miss Clairol, when last I visited her a decade ago. Time seems to have stood still for at least two other female friends. From photos I've seen, a friend who was a redhead is now what could be described as a strawberry blonde. But you could have knocked me over with a feather when I met a male college friend whom I'd not set eyes on for 15 years. I didn't recognize him at first, not because his facial features had altered, but because his formerly jet black hair had turned solid gray, almost white. I suppose I thought he'd look as I'd last seen him. I wonder if he felt the same shock at my appearance? George Orwell once said that after age 50 every man has the face he deserves. Thanks, George. Where's Dorian Gray's portrait painter when you need him? Likely under contract to Miss Clairol. At any rate, I wish my friend Julie a happy 24th birthday and many, many more, and while it's true that time flies -- tempus fugit -- make memories that will stand you in good stead for now and for ever. And take plenty of pictures -- you never know years from now when you'll need evidence for blackmail. See you 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at Tamp & Grind Coffee Shop on 4th Street, Alexandria, Louisiana, for "cake and coffee" and "fun times with fun people" at Julie's Birthday Bash!
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• The degree of regeneration of nasal structures after surgical resection was evaluated in six mongrel dogs that underwent selective resection of the nasal bones and upper lateral cartilages. Preservation of the periosteal and periochondrial flaps was accomplished during the resection. In several cases, different tissues were interposed between the flaps before their closure. The dogs were killed at two- and eight-month intervals after the original resections. No evidence of new cartilage regeneration was found on microscopic evaluation in the region of the resected upper lateral cartilages. Minimal new bone foci were noted at the edge of the resected nasal bones in three of the cases. The findings failed to support any significant degree of nasal structure regeneration after resection.
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The Jackson Area Career Center will begin offering GED preparation classes next month to fill a need for programs for adults who didn't graduate from high school and want to return to the classroom.
The Jackson County Intermediate School District Board on Tuesday approved the new classes, which will be run by the Career Center's Adult Career Education program.
There are waiting lists for the General Educational Development preparation courses already offered by the Community Action Agency of Jackson, Hillsdale and Lenawee counties, said Tommy Cameron, alternative learning supervisor for the intermediate school district.
"We know there are people who show up at Jackson Community College or Baker College ready to pay for a college education, but they don't have their high school diploma or GED," Cameron said. "Those are the people we want to help."
Having a high school diploma or a GED is increasingly important in today's economy, Cameron said. It increases a worker's lifetime earnings by $400,000, he said.
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In a world of diminishing returns for the country's beleaguered food producers, a Panhandle lawmaker is pushing for welcome relief.
U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Clarendon - who comes from a family with a century-old ranching history - has introduced a bill that would remove unfair restrictions on meat and poultry producers. The Meat and Poultry Inspection Equity Act seeks to repeal 30-year-old federal rules that prohibit the shipment of state-inspected beef and poultry across state lines.
In other words, meat that is inspected only by a state cannot be transported from one state to another - unlike meat that is imported from a processing plant in, say, Mexico, which can be transported from state to state.
"Meat imported from a plant in Mexico that's not subject to U.S. federal inspection can be sold anywhere in the U.S., while meat from a state-inspected plant in Amarillo can be sold only in Texas," Rep. Thornberry said.
How fair is it to make Texas producers jump through more hoops, comply with more burdensome regulations than producers from beyond our borders?
It's not fair at all.
Thornberry said that about 360 state-inspected beef and poultry plants in Texas are banned by federal law from selling their products in other states. Creating a more equitable inspection formula could create another 1,800 jobs and add another $450 million in gross sales of poultry and beef across Texas, said Thornberry.
The bill now is under consideration by the House Agriculture Committee - which is chaired by the Panhandle's senior member of Congress, Larry Combest, R-Lubbock.
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FAO, ACP Countries Partner Against Hunger and Malnutrition
14 December 2012: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the African, Caribbean and Pacific group of States (ACP) to strengthen collaboration on food insecurity, malnutrition, hunger, natural resources management and climate change.
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A variety of international funds will be mobilized to facilitate the agreement. Speaking at the signing ceremony of the MOU, José Graziano da Silva, FAO Director General, stressed the risks facing African countries that have faced drought in recent years, as well as small island developing States (SIDS), which are particularly vulnerable to sea level rise.
The MOU was signed by the Secretary General of the ACP Group, Mohamed Ibn Chambas, and Graziano da Silva, during the seventh Summit of ACP Leaders held in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, from 13-14 December 2012. The ACP Group includes 40 least developed countries (LDCs) and 36 SIDS. [FAO Press Release]


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Dodgen's long Army career included service as commander of Redstone Arsenal, the Aviation and Missile Command and, later, of the Space and Missile Defense Command before his retirement in 2007.
He was Northrop Grumman's vice president of strategy for missile systems and was the company's corporate lead executive for Huntsville at the time of his death in February 2010.
"Larry Dodgen was an outstanding commander, company leader and community champion," said Gary Ervin, Northrop Grumman corporate executive for missile defense and president of the Aerospace Systems sector. "Northrop Grumman is privileged to establish this scholarship in his name as a tribute to his service to his country, his work and his community."
The nonprofit ASMDA will combine the donation with other contributions to give $4,000 educational scholarships annually to soldiers and their families in the name of Dodgen. The group already has a scholarship program that awards up to $25,000 each year to science and engineering students.
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The tragedy of puppy mills
I know what it is like to want a puppy. I've been there many times myself, but did you know that the #1 cause of domestic pet deaths are from overpopulation, and one of the biggest causes in overpopulation is puppy mills? Isn't that sad?
That is why you must be careful when buying a puppy. Be careful of pet shops that get their puppies from puppy mills. Once while flipping through a magazine, I came across an article on puppy mills. A picture in the corner showed a three-legged golden retriever cowering in the corner of the cage. Next to his legs lay a dog, probably dead for at least three weeks, covered in flies and bugs. That terrible picture will stick in my mind forever as an example of the way these dogs are treated.
Another thing that happens is that since they grew up under such bad conditions, they have behavior problems that can turn out to be very serious. Some have a fear of people and some are just really vicious. Inbreeding may cause physical or mental deformations.
I hope you will support the Humane's Society and help close these places right now! Presently, Washington is trying to pass a law requiring health departments to make long and more thorough checks of these facilities. If you want to help, go to a shelter and adopt one of those dogs. Also to help, you can write letters to your representatives and/or donate time or money to a shelter.
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David Nowak, a project leader with the USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station based at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), was honored with the International Society of Arboriculture's (ISA) prestigious R.W. Harris Author's Citation.
The R. W. Harris Author's Citation is given to authors for sustained excellence in the publication of timely information related to arboriculture. Nowak was recognized at a ceremony in Sydney, Australia, as part of the ISA Annual Conference and Trade Show, held July 23 through 27.
Nowak received his bachelor of science degree in forestry and biology in 1985 and his master's in urban forestry in 1986 from ESF. Among his achievements is working with partners at the U.S. Forest Service to develop the free software program known as i-Tree. Nowak says his most significant documented research relates to estimating pollution and carbon removal by urban trees in the United States. He also shares a part of the 2008 Nobel Peace Prize. Nowak was one of the 13 researchers from the Forest Service who contributed to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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And most who persevered got exactly what they were waiting for.
Sure, there were still major accidents that ruined a few people's days, but the final laps still came down to a hard-fought, clean battle. When all was said and done, gutsy Front Row Motorsports teammates David Ragan and David Gilliland got by all of the heavyweights, including Carl Edwards, Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth, to score the team's first-ever 1-2 finish.
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While Roy Williams is the big dog in Detroit, I still think Furrey will get plenty of opportunities for catches against the Falcons defense. I would go with Furrey and Bruce.
Should I be thinking seriously about trading Donovan McNabb? I have Rex Grossman as a backup and virtually no running backs.
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I wouldn't. McNabb is on a pass first team and Donte' Stallworth is back now. Grossman is on a run first team who happens to be passing more this year. When it gets colder, McNabb's team will keep passing, while Grossman's will start running more. Unless you were able to get a terrific player in return, I wouldn't do it.
What do you make of Cadillac Williams' former teammate, Ronnie Brown? What are his prospects going forward? He's been just as bad. I thought I'd be strong with the former Auburn tandem. Now I'm just hoping they get TDs, because they're certainly not putting up yardage. Which one has more hope for the rest of the season: Caddy or Ronnie?
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I think Ronnie Brown is the safer choice of the two. Brown has scored TDs in three of his games this year, while Caddy has only scored in one game. Brown also gets more involved in the passing game; he has had four games with 30 yards or more receiving compared to Caddy's one. Nick Saban is going to run the football, but Jon "The Genius" Gruden is trying to prove some kind of point to everyone by throwing the ball way too much with Bruce Gradkowski. Cadillac still has games at Carolina, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Chicago, and that doesn't bode well for him. Brown's schedule is a little easier. If I could only keep one, it would be Brown.
Last I asked for advice. You recommended David Carr over Vince Young when the Titans embarrassed the Redskins. It was my only loss of the season, not due to your recommendation …
This week I wanted your opinion about WR's; I can only start one of the following:
Darrell Jackson vs. Oakland; Roy Williams vs. Atlanta; Reggie Williams vs. Tennessee.
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Not really. Roy Williams is an automatic. Darrell Jackson is going up against the league's leading pass defense (yep… the Raiders are tops), but I still expect him to post better numbers than Reggie Williams, who has been a non-factor the last two games.
Greetings, Loquacious Spider Monkey, from a former competitor in a fantasy basketball league. Is Joe Horn's re-emergence for real? Is he worth a weekly start? I also have Reggie Brown, Stallworth, Cotchery and Randy Moss.
– Show Me The Money
I like looking at catches as an indicator of how many opportunities a player will get, and Horn has had five catches in three of his last four games which is a good sign. Do I think Horn will keep going over 100 yards per game and scoring a TD every game like he has his last two? No. But with teams worrying more about Marques Colston than they did earlier in the season, I think Horn's productivity will continue to be steady. (A bit of background: The "Loquacious Spider Monkey" name comes from a Dennis Miller stand-up bit.)
Can tight end Owen Daniels of the Texans keep this up? I picked him and Ahman Green off waivers this week to barely edge out my Larry Johnson-clad opponent. I wonder if Carr will notice his playmaking abilities more now that he has Rosenfels breathing over him somewhat.
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I see from your e-mail address you're at Duke, so good luck with your basketball season this year. As for Daniels, he gives the Texans the ability to work the middle of the field so as long as Andre Johnson is drawing attention, Daniels is going to be a threat. The run game comes first, then Andre Johnson, then Eric Moulds and then Owen Daniels. While I love his ability to make plays, he is still going to be an up-and-down proposition from week to week.


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When the TSA announced enhanced airport security measures, some loudmouthed members of the media, including The Saginaw News, immediately responded with much wailing and gnashing of teeth — such procedures would be an invasion of our privacy, would require all U.S. citizens to "surrender their Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches" and the TSA should certainly not institute these terribly onerous requirements upon those who chose to or had to fly.
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Pakistan will boycott an upcoming conference on the future of Afghanistan in protest of a NATO airstrike that accidentally killed 24 Pakistani soldiers Nov. 26.
A preliminary U.S. military report suggests the Taliban may have lured NATO forces into attacking friendly Pakistani border posts.
Some reports call Saturday's NATO attack a case of mistaken identity. The assault was launched after the Taliban attacked a joint U.S.-Afghan patrol.
While pursuing the enemy, U.S. forces mistook Pakistani troops for a Taliban encampment and called in for air support from an AC-130 gunship and Apache attack helicopters.
In response to the attack, Pakistan closed two border crossings used by the U.S. military to re-supply troops in Afghanistan. They also want to close an air base used for American drones.
Brig. Gen. Stephen Clark, an Air Force special operations officer, has been appointed to lead the probe of the incident.
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Willard Freeman, Ph.D., from the College of Medicine at Pennsylvania State University, who conducted an alcoholism study with Kent Vrana, also from Penn State, and Kathy Grant from the Oregon National Primate Research Center, will talk about primate-based research at the meeting. "Right now there is no definitive clinical test to determine whether someone has an ongoing alcohol abuse problem, but we are looking to change that," Dr. Freeman says.
While there are social implications to these findings, Dr. Freeman emphasizes that it's about making a definitive diagnosis. "Our goal is to create a tool to provide a starting point for treating problem drinking."
In the study, plasma protein biomarker discovery and validation were undertaken using an alcohol self-administering non-human primate model system. The goal was to develop a diagnostic that accurately classifies subjects into nondrinking, non-abusive drinking, and abusive drinking categories.
Plasma protein profiling was performed at Rules-Based Medicine (RBM). Initial biomarker discovery was conducted by multiplex Luminex analysis of 90 known plasma cytokines, growth factors, and other proteins samples. As a result, a 17-plasma protein panel was determined that correctly classified abusive drinking with 100 percent sensitivity and also differentiated any level of drinking from alcohol abstinence with 88 percent accuracy," Dr. Freeman says.
The results of this well-controlled monkey model should be validated in humans next, he adds. "The panel provided by RMB represents proteins from the entire body. Being able to stratify the monkeys into three groups is an important part of the study, since differentiating socially acceptable drinking from excessive is critical."
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With some advance preparation, children with diabetes can still enjoy Halloween and its candy-collecting ritual, say health educators at the Joslin Center for Diabetes.
Joslin Center for Diabetes at University Hospital treats more than 100 area children and adolescents with diabetes.
"Having diabetes doesn't mean you can't enjoy Halloween candy," said Jody Kearns, a registered dietician and a certified diabetes educator at the Joslin Center for Diabetes. "Children who want to eat that chocolate bar when they get home from their trick or treat outing need to make allowances for it in their diet."
For example, to eat five Milky Way Miniatures, which equals 30 grams of carbohydrates, a child needs to give up two carbohydrate choices at dinner, such as macaroni, rice or potato, Kearns said.
"By doing this, one is keeping the amount of carbohydrates consistent and that helps control diabetes," she said. "But what's important to remember is that all this needs to be part of a healthy balanced diet. Clearly, we're not advocating giving up a baked potato for a Milky Way."
The Joslin Center also suggests that children with diabetes may want to trade their candy for the chance to stay up to watch a special late night TV show, attend a movie or buy a new computer game.
"Parents may want to offer such an opportunity as a way of keeping trick or treating fun without the emphasis on candy," Kearns said. "In doing so, there is a healthy reward for bringing home a sack full of candy."
The Joslin Center will hold a Halloween party for its young patients Wednesday, Oct. 28 from 5 to 7 p.m. at University Health Care Center, 90 Presidential Plaza, Syracuse.
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Let me see -the English Premier League is the most watched football league in the world. It is very big money with the star players earning millions per year. That means each team spends a fortune buying players from all over the world. Our goalkeeper Tim Howard is American and we have had Landon Donovon from LA Galaxy on loan during their close season. Unfortunately the money involved means there isnt much home grown talent as the clubs seem to go for established players. Everton is probably the poorest club in the league as some owners are foreign Billionaires. Our owner Bill Kenwright is a boyhood Evertonian who remembers going the game on his uncles bikes handlebars. Unfortunately for us he isnt wealthy and we survive on loans from the Bank. Luckily we have a brilliant manager who has signed some fabulous players relatively cheap, and sold some for millions more than we paid.
We do have a couple of English lads in the team. From what I have read I think in American football the money is more fairly distributed whereas in ours there are rich and poor clubs.
Re the driving hubby has a serial case of grumpy old man syndrome over driving distances despite being a very fit, athletic 46 year old. He just thinks it is a waste of time driving any further. He doesn't like being my passenger, think he is just like his dad by the sound of it. When we go to London we go by train.
We are not in the slightest adventurous. Both of us have lived in a 5 mile radius of where we were born all of our lives. Do you know we live in the house that his mum and dad lived in, and his mum (his dad died) live in the house that her mum and dad lived in!!!!
Talk about creatures of habit.
We normally go to the same place on holiday every year- centerparcs in the Lake District. It is a big forest Park with loads of lodges, entertainment facilities, big lake, swimming pool etc. We even stay in the same lodge every time we go. We have been at least 20 times in total. We go for olds of walks, ride bikes, swim, play tennis and my hubby and the boys play in football tournaments there.
Reading this back I realise we sound rather weird. There again we probably are. Though we are going back to Florida next year, there again we have also booked to go to centerparcs next year in April and August.
my husband would not go out on a day out without moaning if it was more than an hour away. 4 hrs -we would have no chance.
We are unusual though, loads of my friends travel long distances for days out and holidays etc.
Don't suppose you need to go on holidays, it sounds lovely where you live. We live by busy main roads with loads of trucks and cars going by all the time.


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ugust 19, 2002
Still time for teachers, district to negotiate settlement
by Jeanette Knutson
Staff Writer
Does the Northshore School District have the money to address teachers' contract issues? Northshore Education Association (NSEA) Vice President and bargaining team member Diane Puckett thinks they do.
"We've done so many budget studies," said Puckett, "both the WEA (Washington Education Association) and ourselves (the NSEA). We see money being spent in ways that don't benefit the frontline: the classrooms, the teachers. We see money spent on administrative positions."
Not all of the teachers' issues, however, are money-related.
"Teachers don't feel they're consulted or respected," said Puckett. "There is a basic distrust of decision-making in the district. We truly believe what we're asking for will benefit the students. Our motives are not self-serving. We are trying to maintain the quality of education in Northshore School District," she said.
Puckett said, "I'm hopeful we can avoid a strike, but I'm not encouraged that we can."
NSEA President Aaron Feik said, "Right now we're going to push for a one-year contract."
Normally contracts run for two to three years.
"Listen," said Feik, "we have no intention of bankrupting the district. We all recognize that it's tough times."
Feik said he thinks the district is spending a lot of money managing the system, on communications, on assessment, on software to handle vendor/staff payments and track grades and attendance. He questions whether the district is spending its resources in the right places.
"We want to thank the community for their support over the years," said Feik, "and for the kind of kids they send to school.
"The teachers are anxious to get back with the kids. But they need to feel that they're being listened to by this administration. Look, we just want the money coming into the district to go to the classrooms ... where the kids are," he said.
Pamela Steele, district spokeswoman, said "Our negotiating team is committed to reaching a settlement so that school can open on time. They are working hard to make that happen."
A point of contention in contract discussions is the district's reserve funds, the funds it has left over after everything has been paid. The district calls these funds the General Fund "fund balance." According to Steele, the district expects to have between $8 and $8.5 million in the fund balance when its fiscal year closes Aug. 31.
"If we had a fund balance of $8 - $8.5 million, that isn't even enough to fund payroll for one month," said Steele.
Payroll is slightly less than $10 million a month.
Steele said School Board policy requires an ending fund balance of 2 to 4 percent of the total budget that is not reserved for other purposes. This amounts to approximately $5.9 million. The better part of what's left over after the Board-required fund balance ($8-8.5 million minus $5.9 million), according to the district, is already earmarked for specific uses: insurance, inventory, professional development.
But the NSEA would like to see some of that fund balance go to the teachers.
"Dip a little into the reserve," said Feik. "Let's make an effort that shows you really care about the teachers."
The district says the fund balance is being used within reason. It is reluctant to deplete funds particularly since revenues may continue to decline, and the district will be unable to replenish these funds.
"The fund balance is a lot like a GPA (grade point average)," said Steele. "It goes down a whole heck of a lot faster than it goes up."
If negotiations stall and a strike should occur, the district will not open school using substitute teachers. Instructional time lost will have to be made up. All activities except for high school sports will be curtailed. Activities, intramural and junior high sports will resume when school opens.
To keep parents informed, the district will set up a special hotline with a prerecorded message, a live phone bank and a special e-mail address.
The district and the teachers' union have three all-day bargaining sessions scheduled for Aug. 20, 21 and 22.
"We remain cautiously optimistic," said Steele.


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- drink plenty of water
- have you recently been drinking a lot of coffee or other caffeine & then didn't drink any yesterday? if so, you can either push through the pain to get over the addiction, or wean yourself off. if i drink coffee three days in a row (just one cup a day) & then skip a day, i usually get a headache.
- did you have something with gluten? turns out that was the cause of my years of migraines. now, if i have even a small amount (say, a cookie...), i'll get a migraine.
- you can try icing it down by putting an ice pack on your forehead or wherever the pain is. my usually was worst right about my right eyebrow. if, however, this is possibly a sinus headache, i've heard that heat is better.
- try to sleep it off. make the room as dark as possible, & breathe deep, in & out, for a few minutes, to fully oxygenate your brain.
- sniffing peppermint and/or geranium oil often helps.
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Adele: Too 'frightened' to play festivals
Hitfix217;s excellent summer festival rundown by Katie Hasty shows fans where to find their favorites like Eminem, Kanye West and Coldplay will be playing this summer. Notice one name that's noticeably absent from the festival circuit? That would be Adele.
That's because the singer, whose album "21"will spend its 9th week atop the Billboard 200 this week, is too afraid to play for such a huge audience. "I will not do festivals," she tells Britain's Q Magazine (via The Independent). "The thought of an audience that big frightens the life out of me. I don't think the music would work either. It's all too slow." Adele, who is on a sold-out theater tour in the U.S. has made no secret of her stage fright.
She also blasts artists who allow their music to be used for commercials. "I think it's shameful when you sell out," she tells Q. "I don't want my name anywhere near another brand. I don't want to be tainted or haunted." While this is definitely a difference between allowing your music to be licensed for usage in a movie or TV show and letting it be used to sell a product, we aren't really sure that most people can tell the difference when someone's music is blaring from a commercial promoting a television show, as Adele's has been for a number of ABC series.
In a strong response in the Village Voice today, new music editor Maura Johnston says that if Adele wants to present herself as "some sort of anti-selling out princess," it is a "snowjob." To be sure, the singer has hardly become a recluse when it comes to giving interviews or promoting her own projects.
Adele also says she was "furious" when her record label re-released "19" with extra tracks. She says, "I said 'No,' and they did it anyway." She may have enough clout to keep that from happening with "21," but we doubt it.


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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is appealing to the world's major economies not to waver in their efforts to support a sustained rebound from the near collapse of the global economic system in the fall of 2008.
"We must act together to strengthen the recovery," Obama said in his letter to other leaders of the Group of 20 major industrial countries, written in advance of next week's summit meeting in Toronto.
But Obama's appeal for unity underscored a number of divisions that have developed between the major powers. Many European nations, rattled by the debt crisis that had engulfed Greece, have started to trim their own budget deficits while China has rejected calls by the United States to allow its currency to rise in value as a way to boost sales of American and other foreign products in China.
Avoids Mentioning Countries by Name
Obama referred in an oblique way to those disagreements in the letter, avoiding mentioning other countries by name.
"Our highest priority in Toronto must be to safeguard and strengthen the recovery," he said. "We worked exceptionally hard to restore growth; we cannot let it falter or loose strength now."
Obama called on the other nations to "reaffirm our unity of purpose to provide the policy support necessary to keep economic growth strong."
Obama noted in the letter that "significant weaknesses" linger among the major and developing economic powers. He told his summit partners "it is essential that we have a self-sustaining recovery that creates the good jobs that our people need." The White House released a copy of the letter on Friday.
Summit's Focus
In the letter, Obama said that the June 25-27 summit should also focus on efforts to stabilize public deficits in the "medium term," a reference to the administration's position that governments need to run huge deficits currently to provide the stimulus needed to ensure a sustained recovery but then move in future years to deficit reduction efforts.
But several European nations including Germany, France and Britain are already moving to attack high deficits in an effort to calm global financial markets which have stumbled in recent weeks over concerns that Greece or other highly indebted nations could default on their loans.
Obama is having a tough time making the argument for increased deficit spending at home as well. The Senate has blocked a scaled-down jobs bill with critics complaining that the $120 billion pricetag is still too high at a time when the government's budget deficit is running above $1 trillion annually.
In his letter to the G-20, Obama said: "I am committed to the restoration of fiscal sustainability in the United States and believe that all G-20 countries should put in place credible and growth-friendly plans to restore sustainable public finances."
"But it is critical that the timing and pace of consolidation in each economy suit the needs of the global economy, the momentum of private sector demand and national circumstances."
U.S. Recovery Erratic
The recovery from recession in the United States has been erratic and uneven with the economy not growing fast enough to make much of a dent in unemployment, which remains stuck near double-digit levels.
In his letter, Obama also called on his G-20 partners to promoted "balanced global demand" and said he remained concerned about the "continued heavy reliance on exports by some countries with already large external surpluses."
China's Currency Value
While not mentioning China by name, that comment was an obvious reference China's trade surpluses and continued resistance to U.S. demands that it allow its currency, the renminbi, to rise in value against the dollar.
A stronger renminbi and a cheaper dollar would make U.S. goods more competitive in China and provide Chinese consumers with cheaper products. American manufacturers contend that China is manipulating the value of its currency to gain unfair trade advantages and some U.S. lawmakers are pushing legislation to impose stiff penalties on Chinese imports unless Beijing allows its currency to appreciate.
There had been hopes that China would move on the issue before the Toronto summit but on Thursday Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told reporters that "we believe it would be inappropriate to discuss the renminbi exchange rate issue in the context of the G-20 meeting."
Qin reiterated the government's position that it would gradually reform its exchange rate policies at a timing of its choosing and not in response to pressure.
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What's going on here? Is Ron Burgundy traveling to our era through some sort of time machine or wormhole? Or is he just aging spectacularly well?
These questions become even more complex when you consider "Ride Like the Wind," Burgundy's duet with Robin Thicke on the Anchorman 2 soundtrack. By its retro production, it's clear we're meant to believe the song was recorded in the late '70s, the same time period of the film. But Robin Thicke was born in 1977, and the Robin Thicke that sings lead in "Ride Like the Wind" is not a baby. Instead of Rob Burgundy going forward in time, did Robin Thicke perhaps go back? Or is the Robin Thicke that appears on the soundtrack more of a "Robin Thicke," a fictional character who happened to be born 30-odd years before the real-world version?
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WETUMPKA, Alabama -- A Wetumpka woman pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to one count of health care fraud through her business, Youth Enhancement and Family Services Inc.
LaShawn Denise Anthony, 42, entered a guilty plea today to one count of health care fraud, admitting that she and her business had falsely billed Alabama Medicaid, George L. Beck, Jr., U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama released Anthony had been scheduled to go to trial on July 22 on the indictment returned against her in December 2012.
Anthony was charged with committing health care fraud through her business, Youth Enhancement and Family Services Inc., which was a non-profit corporation which provided psychotherapy services to students and families as part of the Medicaid Program in Alabama. The specific program was designed to provide counseling services to children with behavioral problems as well as give their families living skills training.
Anthony admitted to falsely billing claims as if a psychologist with a doctoral degree had actually provided services, when, in fact, the therapist who performed the service had only a master's degree.
She submitted false claims and made false statements to the Medicaid Program which allowed her to make more money from Medicaid than she was legally owed.
"This case demonstrates the commitment of this office to fighting health care fraud in all its forms," Beck stated. "This office will continue to investigate and prosecute health care fraud aggressively and thoroughly. I want to especially thank Attorney General Luther Strange and the agents in his Medicaid Fraud Control Division as well as the Program Integrity Division of Alabama Medicaid for their efforts in discovering this scheme. We expect this type of joint investigation to become a model of law enforcement cooperation among federal and state authorities."
Based on her guilty plea, Anthony faces a maximum punishment of five years in prison and a $250,000.00 fine, along with restitution to Alabama Medicaid in excess of $190,000. Sentencing before U.S. District Judge W. Keith Watkins has yet to be scheduled. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Bob Anderson and Denise Simpson are prosecuting the case.