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Many people are familiar with the popular science fiction series Star Trek: The Next Generation, a show featuring a blind character named Geordi La Forge, whose visor-like glasses enable him to see. What many people do not know is that a product very similar to Geordi's glasses is available to assist people with vision conditions, and a NASA engineer's expertise contributed to its development.
The JORDY™ (Joint Optical Reflective Display) device, designed and manufactured by a privately-held medical device company known as Enhanced Vision, enables people with low vision to read, write, and watch television. Low vision, which includes macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma, describes eyesight that is 20/70 or worse, and cannot be fully corrected with conventional glasses.
JORDY was inspired by the Low Vision Enhancement System (LVES), a video headset developed through a joint research project between NASA's Stennis Space Center, Johns Hopkins University, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Worn like a pair of goggles, LVES contained two eye-level cameras, one with an unmagnified wide-angle view and one with magnification capabilities. The system manipulated the camera images to compensate for a person's low vision limitations. Although the technology was licensed and marketed by Visionics Corporation, LVES was only commercially available for a short time.
In an effort to bring a new and improved low vision headset to the market, Enhanced Vision, of Huntington Beach, California, pursued the development of JORDY. With advances in smaller camera technology, the company significantly increased the head-worn video magnifier's usability, effectiveness, and overall portability. Paul Mogan, an engineer at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, has enthusiastically helped Enhanced Visions' continuing efforts to improve JORDY by contributing ideas and evaluating prototypes.
JORDY significantly improves the lives of people with low vision by enabling them to pursue their goals. According to Mogan, "As an engineer, I'm always looking for the technologies that are going to give me the edge to keep up. The JORDY has done this more than anything else on the market." He particularly benefits from the product at work whenever he reads for extended periods of time or completes forms. By placing JORDY on a docking stand above a book, Mogan reads magnified pages that are projected onto his computer screen.
Aside from assisting at work, JORDY helps people regain their independence in other ways. The device, when plugged directly into a television set and used in combination with the headset, allows the visually impaired to enjoy television. JORDY also enables people to participate in events, and to see the faces of family and friends. For example, when U.S. speedskater Casey FitzRandolph won a gold medal in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, his grandfather was able to watch the historic moment from the stands using his JORDY.
An eye care professional or low vision specialist can best determine JORDY's suitability for a patient's individual condition during a routine eye exam. Enhanced Vision works with leading doctors throughout the United States and Canada. Its products are available in over 70 countries worldwide.


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MARTINSBURG - Berkeley Community Pride Volunteer of the Month is Shirley Schwork of Martinsburg, who recycles her paper and cardboard "because it saves paper and trees." Since 2005, Berkeley Community Pride has collected 592,455 pounds of paper and cardboard. This saved 5,882 trees and kept all that paper out of the landfill. Join Shirley and other volunteers from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at Quad/Graphics for a paper recycling event. With the GM Access Road closed for bridge construction, go to Harlan Springs Road, over the bridge and right on Caperton Boulevard. At the Quad/Graphics flagpoles, turn right and come over five speed bumps to the brown building.
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Berkeley Community Pride Volunteer of the Month is Shirley Schwork of Martinsburg.

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During Wednesday's Survivor recap show, we learned that NaOnka has a heart, that Kelly Purple has a voice, that Sash has a final-two deal with every lady in New York, and that Fabio has surpassed Boo as the most injury-prone Survivor ever. But because no strategy played out, there will be no Fishies.
Instead, I'm going to present my five nominees for Fancast's upcoming Survivor Hall of Fame.
I'm ambivalent about these Hall of Fame shenanigans. For one thing, an enormous amount of luck goes into Survivor. Sometimes an amazing player will simply be at the mercy of events [Guatemala's Brian Corridan comes to mind].
For another, lots of players only come into their own on a second go-around, after having watched their mistakes play out on television. Nobody would remember Parvati if she hadn't been given a second shot on Micronesia: Fans vs. Favorites.
Most importantly, I probably won't be included in this round of inductees, so how can I support that? Fancast should be releasing a list of best Survivor: Tocantins runner-ups. I think I'd have a decent shot.
With that in mind, I've decided to make my list based not on a player's "skill," but instead on their lasting impact on the franchise. Below are my nominees:
Richard Hatch: The original winner is the only non-debatable entry. While Greg Buis was capering about with his coconut phone, and Sean Kenniff practiced his A-B-Cs, Hatch invented the alliance, threw challenges, and ultimately won. Hatch is almost as responsible for inventing Survivor as is Mark Burnett.
'Boston Rob' Mariano: Jeff Probst has said: "If I had to put money down on one player every single time, it would be Boston Rob." With a 0-3 record, that is one of the statistically worst bets he could make [the others being Cirie, James, Rupert, Stephenie, Amanda, Jerri and Colby]. But there's no question that Boston Rob's no-holds-barred attitude during All-Stars changed the game. Rob tossed out the bonds of friendship and questions of who "deserved" to be in the game in his drive to win.
Russell Hantz: Is Russell the greatest player not to win, or is he the perfect jury goat? On whichever side you come down, Survivor: Nicaragua is a testament to Russell's lasting impact – and it's not for his strategic savvy. As I wrote before, Survivor has become so self-aware that nothing is out of bounds. Destroy clothes, steal food, act as reprehensible as you can – it's the surest way to get to the end. Like Boston Rob before him, Russell's made Survivor a more aggressive game. And for the viewers at home, that's a good thing.
Brian Heidik: "I think one of the most important skills, especially out here, is just listening. Taking it all in. Not saying much. Even when you're hungry as heck, hot as heck, emotions are high, you've gotta remember to keep that character cool." So saith Brian Heidik, aka Mr. Freeze, possibly the coolest cat in Survivor history. Gamer masterminds from Cirie to Fairplay to Stephen have known that the best thing you can do is shut up and let people talk. Heidik was one of the first to understand that you don't have to be the one driving to actually be in control.
Sandra Diaz-Twine: It's hard to argue with results. Probst really should be putting his money on Sassy Sandra, the game's only double winner. Take a memo, Russell: all the big moves and high drama don't matter if you can't win a jury vote.
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Manger and Lindemann
Norbert Lindemann tells me that his musicbook:20 ($5000) and musicbook:25 ($5500) will be available in six weeks. The musicbook:25 is a remotely controlled network player/CD player that includes a TEAC CD drive and USB-A port. It also contains a fully balanced analog preamp with analog volume control as well as class-A headphone amplifiers. The musicbook:20 lacks the 25's CD drive.
Paired with the musicbox:25 were Manger's Active MSMs1 loudspeakers (approx. $20,000/pair). These are not currently distributed in the U.S. A 24/96 file of Rachel Podger's recording of Vivaldi's La Cetra sounded rather synthetic, and FIM's souped-up (as in overblown and soppy) version of the Habañera (Fantasie?) from Carmen exhibited a bright edge.


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Saegertown scoring spree
In the last two weeks, the Saegertown Panthers have scored 142 points, and are sitting at a season total of 225 points through the first four weeks of the season. But the Panthers' opponents combined 2008 records are 3-11.
Saegertown's scoring might not slow down, either. The toughest test for the Panthers comes in Week 7, when Linesville comes to town. The Panthers close out their season with Mercyhurst Prep, Youngsville and rival Cambridge Springs.
Steel-High's Young 9th all-time
After his 184-yard performance against Palmyra, Jeremiah Young moved into sole possession of 9th place in the Pennsylvania rushing books. Young passed Williamsport's Darrell Blackman (6,765 yards) and currently sits at 6,868 career yards.
Young is just 43 yards shy of eighth place, which belongs to Tyrone's Jesse Jones, who ran for 6,911 yards in his career with the Golden Eagles, and 132 yards shy of the 7,000-yard plateau, a mark only seven other Pennsylvania backs have ever reached.
Young has run for 673 yards and eight touchdowns this season.
Baldrige finding his stride
Thomas Jefferson senior running back Brian Baldrige is doing just fine after coming back from a torn ACL and broken femur he suffered Week 1 of 2007, which caused him to miss the entire season. Baldrige has run for 570 yards and nine touchdowns, averaging 7.6 yards per carry and 142 yards per game.
As a sophomore, Baldrige ran for 1,419 yards and 20 touchdowns in helping TJ reach the PIAA semifinals. His career totals currently sit at 1,989 rushing yards and 29 scores. The TJ feature back should easily surpass 2,000 career rushing yards this week against Laurel Highlands.
Showdown in Emporium
Cameron County hosts Coudersport this Friday night in what probably will decide which of these AML North teams will play for the AML Championship a little over a month from now. Last year, Cameron County defeated Coudy 28-16 while holding the Falcons to minus-43 rushing yards. Both teams enter the game with a combined record of 7-1.
Early All-State nomination
I am fully aware that it's only the beginning of Week 5, but seriously, Seneca Valley's Matt Plautz should be getting some attention for either the AP "AAAA" or PFN "AAAA" All-State teams released at the end of the year.
Through four weeks, Plautz has hauled in 33 passes for 564 yards, averaging eight catches and 141 yards per game to go along with a gaudy 17.1 yards per reception.
We'll see if this average continues for Plautz as the Raiders begin a tough three-week stretch in which Seneca Valley hosts North Allegheny and travels to North Hills and Shaler.


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VARIOUS OBJECTS WERE thrown onto the pitch at a club soccer game in Iran including a hand grenade.
One player bent down to pick up the grenade and throw it off the field and it went off just seconds after he let go.
The match, which was a Asian Champions League quarter-final, took place in Esfahan's Fouladshahr stadium last night between Sephan FC of Iran and al-Ahli SC of Saudi Arabia.
The game was briefly paused after the explosion and then continued. It ended in a draw.
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says some really interesting things from management
1. company not up for sale anytime soon, as there is a clawback on the tax relief until 2018
2. management believes it must have a big pipeline ahead. why else would it want to double
its present overhead by 2018,,,,,roughly going from 80m a q to breakeven to 160m
3. are jakafi sales breaking out? instead to flattening out?
4 could there be a bigger buyback clause with lly after p3?
hurdles ahead in the road or not
1 fiscal cliff
2 obama care
3 no new drugs, or new uses of a drug on the market in 2013, possibly 2014
4 is there enough money , to accomplish this, or will there be shareholder dilution?
I've been saying for years, literally, that sale of the company looks remote. I've also been saying since Summer that something big other than a buyout has to be in the works to justify the ongoing embarrassment of the "dark" pipeline.
Obamacare is mostly a plus for a company with a costly life-saving drug. I've been told that there IS a problem for small drug developers: it explicitly lets insurance companies off the hook on paying for off-label uses of drugs. Too many important cancer drugs are used off-label for that to be allowed to turn into flat denial of coverage, but it'll make life harder.
I used to talk constantly about the stretched-'S' shape of the typical drug adoption curve. We've been living on the low-slope leading toe of that curve for Jakafi. At some moment we get to the middle steep part; I'll guess by Summer. If the safety profile still looks as good then as it has so far, there should be a lot of pressure to put the 10% of PV patients and maybe 5% of ET patients who are sickest onto it too, which will let the steep part run longer than it would otherwise.
Whatever the hush-hush dealing is about, and however delicate it may be, it pretty much has to end by the time marketing for bari' becomes the major focus--say a year and a half (I get the image of a woman pregnant for 3 years). I really can't imagine that much suffering being assumed for anything that doesn't generate enough money to do independent drug development (say, $a couple hundred MM). All this secrecy doesn't say pure financial maneuvering (high dilution). Wouldn't be too surprising to see the deal sweetened with SOME dilution, though.
thanks jasoca, i still feel that the numbers taking jakafi are quite low 3000-4000 , leaving upwards to nearly 10,000 still not pursuing the drug for what ever reason, based on the numbers by Incyte. I think that Tefferi, damage is still out there and that there are a lot of sick patients out there that are still listening to him or are reluctant to move forward as they want to see what is happeneing with jakafi longer term
Any thoughts on Jakafi/Jakavi sales for 2013?
Forgot to add.....we are talking 10 million dollars...not enough for anyone to hesitate buying them! Please keep it real.....if possible?
Sentiment: Strong Buy
It is all about state of Delaware giving them incentive to remain in Delaware. Both PA and NJ want them to relocate. They are outgrowing their present space. I agree that big things are on horizon as they are doubling headcount.


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The Cubs spent $300 million in free agency. They sprung for a big-ticket manager. They wrote generous checks to draft choices.
All that money has bought them is disappointment. They appear headed for a second straight choke job in the playoffs. Alfonso Soriano got $136 million. He's 1 for 9. Kosuke Fukudome got $48 million. He's 0 for 8. Carlos Zambrano got $91.5 million. He's winless.
So this winter if Drayton McLane's baseball people argue for a $100-million payroll, he can ask a simple question.
I believe Drayton should allow Ed Wade to spend enough money to add a proven front-of-the-rotation starter to the rotation. I don't know if he can get that pitcher, but he should have the freedom to do it. As both mayor and governor, I supported short-term spending for free agents. I understand that working-class Americans want a winning baseball team.
That's a short-term investment until an overhauled scouting and minor league system begins to produce players. This blueprint essentially is the same one the Cubs have followed.
While GM Jim Hendry spent big for free agents, he didn't cut corners in scouting and the minor leagues. He has gotten back-to-back playoff appearances out of it.
But this season was about the Cubs writing a different ending, and it doesn't appear they're going to do that. Thanks to the wise leadership of Commissioner Selig, small-market teams have a chance. They have less margin for error, but they do have a chance.
Baseball's three biggest spenders–Yankees, Mets and Tigers–failed to make the postseason. However, Nos. 4-8 all made it: Red Sox, White Sox, Angels, Dodgers and Cubs. Also, Nos. 12 (Phillies), 15 (Brewers) and 29 (Rays).
So what's my point here? To be honest, I have no idea. I started out hoping to make one, but have forgotten because I'm so happy to see the Cubs crashing and burning.
Here's hoping for a Dodgers-Angels World Series. I can see it now, me and Footer and Berman and McTaggart headed down the Imperial Highway. That, my friend, is living large.
By my calculations, the tragic number is 36,514.
That's how many days have gone by without the Cubs winning a World Series.
We interrupt the whiny bleatings of sorrowful soused bleacher bums today to inject a bit of sober truth.
The bumbling Chicago Cubs didn't hand over Thursday's division series game.
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GREAT KILLS -- It wasn't hard to imagine that James Lamonica would be having success on the mat this season.
The Oneonta State senior and Great Kills resident finished with a 33-15 record last year and found himself ranked seventh in the 285-pound weight class in the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Brute-Adidas Individual Rankings earlier this season.
However, despite an 11-5 record in 2010, the former Monsignor Farrell star found himself ranked outside of the top 10 as the year came to a close.
"I never really used to look at polls because they don't really mean something. But the fact I was in (the top 10) does mean something and makes me strive even harder for the National Championship," said Lamonica.
"It was a slow start because I had to take a week off for a skin condition. My first meet I went 2-2 but I've been picking it up lately. I was second in the Oneonta Invitational (which was held Nov. 21)," said Lamonica during his recent holiday break.
"The second half of the season is where it really counts. The only thing that matters is Conferences and Nationals," he said.
The achievements for Lamonica — who won a Catholic High School Athletic Association state wrestling championship in 2007 while a senior at Farrell — are even more outstanding when you consider he very rarely wrestles people his own size. In college wrestling, the weight class jumps from 197 pounds to 285, so Lamonica's 6-foot-3, 235-pound physique is put to the test in every match.
"It's definitely a physical challenge," admitted the 21-year-old. "I overcome that a lot with good techniques and speed. I'm tall too which gives me an advantage over my opponents.
"I just have a lot of passion for the sport; and ability," added Lamonica. "I want to be a collegiate All-American. That's what I strive for."
People may be proud of Lamonica's accomplishments, but he is also proud of the fact he will be a Scholar All-American this year. To reach that distinction, a wrestler must have two semesters over a 3.2 GPA and two seasons with a record over .500.
"It's good to do well on the mat as well as in the classroom," said Lamonica.
Lamonica is on course to graduate in May with a degree in criminal justice and he has plans to attend graduate school for education to become a teacher.


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Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions called on Sen. Harry Reid to negotiate with the House prior to the midnight deadline and government shutdown.
Here is his statement concerning the debate over the government funding resolution and the lapse in non-essential government operations:
"Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, the lead Senate author of the health law, described its implementation as a 'train wreck.' Yet Senator Reid and his Democratic majority are refusing to discuss even minor changes to it. The Obamacare exchanges officially go live tomorrow and will cause millions of Americans to lose their existing health plans. Millions more—as the labor unions have warned—are seeing their 40-hour work week turned into part-time jobs, or even eliminated. No Alabama worker should lose a good health plan or a good job because this partisan health law was forced on the country through the raw exercise of legislative power. The legislation was jammed through by a procedural abuse, without amendment, and over the outcry of American people.
"House Republicans are working to spare American workers from this train wreck. But Leader Reid and President Obama are building a fortress around the law—even as more and more train wrecks are discovered in the 2,700-page bill no one had time to read. Senator Reid even demanded that the President cancel a meeting with Republican leaders to work on a solution. He continues to block even bipartisan amendments. They're not willing to change one jot or tittle of their law to protect a single worker. This is the definition of ideological inflexibility.
"Certainly, a delay in implementation is not unreasonable. I call on Senator Reid to negotiate with House Republicans and to work to spare our citizens from this train wreck. The President has exempted big businesses and others in the political class. It's time to protect the middle class. It's time for the White House to acknowledge the bill is unworkable and that action is needed to protect the American people.
"My priority will remain the same: to defend Alabama workers and their families."


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The 2012 John R. Wooden Award preseason list has been unveiled. While it contains household college basketball stars such as North Carolina's Harrison Barnes, Ohio State's Jared Sullinger and Baylor's Perry Jones III, there are a number of players on the list who aren't the most publicized stars in the college basketball world.
What makes the sport of college basketball so great is that every year there seems to be a player who bursts onto the national scene, and in the process, ends up battling up until the very end of the season in pursuit of the illustrious Wooden Award.
In 2005, it was Utah's Andrew Bogut; in 2006 it was Gonzaga's Adam Morrison; and last season, it was BYU's Jimmer Fredette.
This season, while many of us are hearing the constant praise of college basketball's big name stars, less-heralded players will be emerging nation wide.
Look for these five athletes to be in the thick of the Wooden Award chase when the season winds down next March. Don't say I didn't tell you so ...


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Zardari, 34 ministers did not file tax returns last year
By IANS - ISLAMABAD
Published: 13th December 2012 11:06 AM
Last Updated: 13th December 2012 11:06 AM
President Asif Ali Zardari did not file tax
returns for 2011 and he was in "good company as 34 out of 55 cabinet
ministers paid nothing either", said a Pakistani daily.
An editorial in the News International described as a "bold first step" a statement from a top Federal Board of Revenue official that said some 260 parliamentarians, 200 MNAs (members of National Assembly) and 60 senators will be sent tax notices.
"His statement comes as the enterprising initiative taken by young journalists in Islamabad through the Centre for Investigating Reporting (CIRP), released its first report revealing that some 300 MPs did not file any tax return and named almost all the big politicians including the president, ex-prime minister and many of his cabinet members," it said.
"More than 60 percent of the cabinet and two-thirds of the federal lawmakers paid not a rupee in taxes in the last year. The president did not file tax returns for 2011. He was in good company as 34 out of 55 cabinet ministers paid nothing either, including that pillar of the state Rehman Malik," the daily added.
The editorial pointed out that those who did make the effort and paid some tax coughed up "almost derisory amounts".
Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf managed Rs.142,536, while Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar paid Rs.69,619 - "somewhat less than what it would cost to purchase one of her favoured brands of designer handbags".
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ST. LOUIS — When the Wichita State players saw their path to the Final Four revealed on Selection Sunday, they noticed the same thing everyone noticed: the Midwest region was stacked with brand-name teams.
Their reaction, though, differed from the prevailing group think, a line of thought that led to most people — including Vegas oddsmakers — picking a team other than the top-seeded Shockers to advance to the Final Four. The players were excited about the opportunity.
"We're not the team to back down or shy away from anybody," Nick Wiggins told Sporting News Thursday. "We've been through this last year, so this is just another run, another time we've got to prove to the world that we're the team to beat, and I feel we are the team to beat."
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Suddenly, the team that entered the tournament undefeated and ranked No. 2 in the country in the human polls was back in a familiar role.
"It's funny to me, because we haven't been the underdog all year," Wiggins said. "We've been on top, but as soon as we get back in the tournament and thrown in the Midwest bracket that has a lot of name teams, a lot of tough teams, it's just another opportunity. It definitely motivates us."
And the first brand-name step toward the Final Four happens Sunday in a juicy matchup with blueblood Kentucky. Before we go any further, let's get something out of the way right now: The school did not print the shirts.
You know what shirts we're talking about — the ones that read "40-0," with white numbers printed on a shirt that's a very Kentucky-ish shade of blue. Those were done independent of the university or anyone associated with the team. But Kentucky's coach John Calipari didn't exactly shy away from preseason talk about striving for an undefeated season with his incredibly talented group of freshmen.
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The strive for perfection stopped quickly. The Wildcats lost their third game to an incredibly good Michigan State team, and they often became a bit of a punch line through what was an up-and-down season. So the fact that a team that started the season entertaining the idea of an undefeated season will play a team with a chance of finishing the season undefeated isn't lost on anyone in St. Louis.
"Yeah, you see the irony, but still, records don't mean anything at this point," Kentucky sophomore Alex Poythress said after his Wildcats dispatched Kansas State on Friday night. "You've just got to go out there and play basketball."
Kentucky has been playing much better basketball lately. At times Friday night, it was hard to imagine how this Wildcat team lost 10 games. But Wichita State is on a serious roll — obviously. The Shockers are 35-0 this year, and 29 were double-digit wins. They beat five teams that made the NCAA Tournament but only one (Tennessee) that even remotely resembles the physical size of Kentucky.
Still, as just about everyone in both locker rooms talked about after their Friday wins, undefeated is undefeated. That speaks for itself. Calipari said he's talked with Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall about the nature of the undefeated quest.
"I have (had) a couple of teams that have gone through what he went through, I said I didn't do as good of a job you have, which is take it off the kids and just let them keep playing basketball," Calipari said in his postgame press conference. "I said, I'm telling you, I felt it with the teams that I had that were 26‑0, and I was almost happy we lost, like just get this off. He's handled it superbly, he really has."


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The Montana Association of Pupil Transportation (MAPT) Conference Registration and Agenda have been posted to the OPI Pupil Transportation website at the following link: http://www.opi.mt.gov/pdf/PupilTransport/13MAPT_RegAgenda.pdf
The registration form has been made into a PDF-Fillable Form. To download the form, click on the link, go to File, and "Save As".
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Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences Federation of Canada
May 29-31, 2003 - Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada
Call for Papers
CATTW/ACPRTS invites proposals for its 2003 conference at Dalhousie
University in Halifax. The CATTW/ACPRTS conference will be part of the
annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences Federation of Canada.
The Federation has announced three themes for the Congress:
CATTW/ACPRTS welcomes proposals for individual papers on these themes as well as on other topics relevant to the practice and teaching of technical, professional, and scientific writing. Proposals should foreground the research methods and research context on which the paper is based, and should include the relevant references to the literature.
We also welcome proposals on similar topics for round-tables, orkshops,
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Presenters and participants in all conference forums must be members of
Keeping with the themes announced by the Federation, the CATTW/ACPRTS
conference organizing committee invites scholars in technical, professional, and scientific writing, in applied linguistics, in rhetoric, and in other language-related disciplines to reflect on the text below. In political, socio-economic, scientific, and technological contexts and, more generally, in all workplace domains, writers strive to formalize, shape, and provide a clear, succinct style for their discourses. Workplace discourse often originates in contexts that are somewhat informal and that reflect various tensions, oppositions, and divergent interests.
Accordingly, the questions that follow are consequential:
Some support for travel could be available for those participants who
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CATTW/ACPRTS's application to the Humanities and Social Sciences Federation
of Canada for travel funding is accepted. The result of the application
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Presenters and participants in all conference forums must be members of CATTW/ ACPRTS. For membership information, please go to http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~agoldric/CATTW
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Pitchers and catchers reported to Clearwater, Fla. earlier this week, and that means a new Philadelphia Phillies season is just around the corner.
For the first time since 2008, the Phillies are not the defending NL East champions. However, 2008 was the year the Phillies won their second World Championship in their club's history. So will this be a season to remember or a season we hope soon to forget?
Here are five things as Phillies fans we should look for in spring training to tell if the Phils have a shot at the NL East title this year.


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Socioeconomic disparities in health continue to exist, despite advances in medicine.1 Since the classic Whitehall studies, it has been well known that the social context in which an individual lives and works influences health.2,3 Mitigating the harmful consequences of social factors that contribute to health disparities has largely been left to the public health and policy communities, whereas clinical medicine has traditionally focused on identifying and reducing biological risk factors for an individual patient. The patient-centered medical home (PCMH), however, offers an important opportunity to promote population health through systematically addressing the social determinants of health.
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