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P&G announces eight products to be manufactured locally
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Diesel spill closes I-81 northbound for hours
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More than $835,000 to be awarded to the Berkeley County Fire Service Board
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Recent homicide investigation ruled murder/suicide
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Right Lane Closed on I-81 Southbound at 3.5 Mile Marker
July 22, 2015 INWOOD - The West Virginia Division of Highways advises motorists that the right lane is closed at the 3.5 mile marker on I-81 southbound. more »»
Shepherd chooses Manning as interim president
June 24, 2015 SHEPHERDSTOWN - Dr. Sylvia Manning was selected to serve as the interim president of Shepherd University by the Shepherd University Board of Governors during a special meeting Tuesday. more »»
Tornado watch in effect for surrounding areas
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Lockdown lifted at Maryland school
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Prosecutor charges 6 Baltimore officers in Gray's death
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Fire claims historic Berkeley Springs buildings
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Former Patriot Hernandez guilty on first-degree murder charge
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Jury convicts Tsarnaev in Boston Marathon bombing
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There is nothing non primal about it although I would probably cut the amount of salsa in half at least. Seems like a lot of fruit per serving. And I would say you probably want to add some fat in. But I dont know if upping the fat would change the cooking of the tuna cakes. (I assume you cook them like a crab cake?)
Personally I might ditch the fruit salsa, have a normal salsa and just have strawberries on the side.

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Walter Johnson is the Winthrop Professor of History and Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University and author of the award winning Soul by Soul: Life Inside the Antebellum Slave Market. Walter Johnson's keynote speech for the Global Gulf conference will embed the history of slavery in the U.S. in the histories of global capitalism (especially the cotton trade and the Atlantic money market) and U.S. imperialism (the Louisiana Purchase, the Mexican War, and the illegal invasions of Cuba and Nicaragua in the 1850s). Paired with a lecture by Edith Wolfe of the Stone Center about Sandra Pani's exhibition "De Ser Arbol 2008," the keynote speech, reception, and lecture will tie together the questions about identity formation that are central to thinking about the Gulf in a global and Atlantic context. Professor Johnson's talk will be in Freeman Auditorium, followed by a reception in Woodward Way and Edith Wolfe's presentation in the Newcomb Gallery. There will be a book display of Professor Johnson's work set up in the reception area.
Professor Johnson's talk headlines a conference about transnational exchange and life in and around the Gulf of Mexico past and present. Tulane's Global Gulf conference will include graduate student presenters from universities around the U.S. on various topics that would be interesting to scholars and students working on the United States South, the Circum-Caribbean, or Latin America. The conference presentations will be on Friday (in Rogers Memorial Chapel) and Saturday (in Hébert 201), February 22nd & 23rd. For a full schedule of panel and conference events to be held on campus, please send an e-mail to email@example.com.
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Anna Margaret Rupert, of Granville, and James Serafin, of Mechanicsburg, were married on Nov. 21, 2009, at Granville United Methodist Church.
The bride is the daughter of Kelvin and Joyce Rupert, of Granville. The groom is the son of Robert and Jean Serafin, of Mechanicsburg.
Alison Rupert, of Granville, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The best man was Erick Hoffman, of Mechanicsburg.
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Bridesmaids were: Lara Beth North, of Burnham, cousin of the bride; Janene Borandi, of Baltimore Md.; Jacquelyn Druktenis, of Frederick, Md.; Heather Hosier, of West Chester; and Kathryn Minemyer, of Endicott, N.Y.
The flower girl was Emily Serafin, of Carlisle, niece of the groom.
Ushers were: Bob Serafin, of Carlisle, brother of the groom; Bill Serafin, of Mount Holly Springs, brother of the groom; Matthew Trusch, of Mechanicsburg; Dan Lewis, of Mechanicsburg; and Victor Rupert, of Granville, brother of the bride.
The ring bearers were Matthew Serafin, of Carlisle, and Joseph Serafin, of Mount Holly Springs, nephews of the groom.
The Rev. Susan Halverstadt and the Rev. Mark Brower performed the ceremony that also included Nancy Collins, pianist, and Alison Rupert and Beth Norman, who sang "For the Beauty of the Earth."
A reception followed at Green Gables Inn, Lewistown.
The bride is a 2003 graduate of Lewistown Area High School and a 2006 graduate of Shippensburg University. She is emloyed as HR Manager at CURE International.
The groom is a 2002 graduate of Mechanicsburg Area High School and a 2006 graduate of Mount Saint Mary's University. He is employed as a territory sales manager at Pepsi Bottling Group.
Following a wedding trip to Lake Tahoe, Calif., they live in New Cumberland.


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"I think Buck makes the big league club because of his versatility in the outfield and his ability to play first. So far, Matt LaPorta hasn't shown any improvement this spring with his hitting, and he is totally healthy . The Tribe needs someone who can hit and hit with some authority at first base."
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Manu Ginobili to the bench
It's a popular thing to do this time of year, write a season preview. We're getting close to the start of the season and soon the content will create itself. No better way to pass the time than to take stock of where teams are at and what you can expect this season.
I usually try to avoid most season previews. Much like giving Super Bowl picks in July, nobody really knows, it's a lot of looking at last season and providing guess work. That said, I look forward to John Hollinger's season previews each year. Over at ESPN.com, Hollinger breaks down each team by player and goes into a level of statistical detail few writers do. They're usually pretty accurate.
This week he detailed the Spurs (Insider), and in his report we find plenty of evidence that the Spurs should start the year with Manu Ginobili on the bench.
When healthy, Manu is arguably the Spurs' most dynamic offensive player. He may not score like Tony Parker, but Ginobili might still be a bigger threat. Though, as Hollinger noted, "Ginobili is basically a point guard at this point, leading all shooting guards in both assist ratio and pure point guard rating."
While having two point guards on the floor at the same time is nice and all — Parker and Manu play great together — it's not ideal for the rest of the Spurs' rotations. After TJ Ford's retirement last season, the Spurs were left without a legit backup point guard for a stretch (no offense Cory Joseph). Patty Mills was signed late in the season, but his addition was too late for him to break into the rotation. The Spurs often employed Gary Neal as the man tasked with initiating the offense for the second unit as a result. It did not always go well.
With Mills re-signing with the Spurs, he'll have a full training camp, preseason and regular season to solidify a spot in the rotation, most likely as Tony Parker's backup. The problem is, Patty Mills isn't all that much of a point guard, in the traditional sense that is. "[Mills] shot extremely well in his limited time [last season], making 24 of 56 3s and all 15 free throw attempts," Hollinger wrote. "He shot a lot, too: His usage rate nearly matched Tony Parker's, and it wasn't because of the assists."
Mills will stretch the floor tremendously this season as a 3-point shooter as has the speed and quickness to get the Spurs into their offense quickly and harass opposing 1s on defense. I just don't expect him to set the table for his teammates like TJ Ford did last year. And if Danny Green is playing alongside Mills in the second unit? I can't imagine the confusion on Tiago Splitter's face when he's frantically trying to find someone to set a pick for and it's not happening.
The Spurs don't have the top-heavy talent of Oklahoma City or the Lakers, but they've got one of the deepest rosters in the entire league. Starting Danny Green alongside Parker and bringing Manu Ginobili off the bench gives the Spurs two solid five-man units that can build, hold and extend leads. You know, in the regular season.


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IBM has APAR's to fix this on AIX 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3
Here is IBM's suggestion on AIX 4.3.3
AIX 4.3.3 DST Workaround (Out of support)
ATTENTION: Wait until after November 5, 2006 to make the following
change. If the change is made prior to November 2006, DST will not be
changed until November, even though for 2006, October should still be
the default.
You can manually specify when to start and stop DST by setting the TZ
environment variable in the /etc/environment file. An example for the
US Central timezone follows:
TZ=CST6CDT,M3.2.0,M11.1.0"M3.2.0" means to go on DST starting in month
3 (March), week 2, and Day 0 (Sunday).
"M11.1.0" means 1st Sunday in November.
NOTE: Reboot the system before March, 2007 so all processes running
will pick up the new time change.
The question is, if you have vendor application requirements that won't
allow moving to the
appropriate Technology Level's for AIX 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 to get the
daylight savings fix, why
wouldn't the AIX 4.3.3 work around also apply to other levels of AIX?
Just trying to dowload
the APAR while staying at the same OS level (EX 5.3 TL3) is not
allowed. Same with
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Automated sprinklers would become mandatory for new home construction in Illinois if a proposal from the state fire marshal is approved.
Illinois State Fire Marshal Larry Matkaitis says mandatory sprinklers are a common-sense way to continue the reduction in fire deaths and injuries of recent years. Opponents, including homebuilders, say the proposed rule is an expensive intrusion on consumer and local-government choice.
There also are significant disagreements on the cost. The fire marshal's office puts the estimate at $1.69 per square foot. Builders say the figure is closer to $3.50 and could be has high as $8.50 per square foot.
"We need to let the public know what's going on," said Dean Graven of the Springfield Area Home Builders Association. "Let consumers decide."
Graven planned to ask aldermen for support in opposing the rule at Tuesday night's Springfield City Council meeting. He said he also has contacted state and county elected officials.
He added that mandatory sprinklers would threaten the still-shaky recovery in home construction.
"Our recovery is the worst in the country," Graven said of Illinois' new home construction. "It's about jobs. It's not just about money."
Update overdue?
Matkaitis said it has been more than a decade since the fire code was updated in Illinois.
Fire deaths across the state totaled 120 in 2012, and there were more than 500 injuries, according to the office. More than 61,000 fire calls were made statewide last year, and more than 15,000 had been reported through July 5 this year.
Springfield fire calls totaled more than 16,100 in 2012 and a little more than 7,900 through July 5 this year.
Matkaitis said modern home-building materials are more lightweight and prone to collapse before firefighters arrive. Sprinklers, said Matkaitis, would buy homeowners and firefighters time.
"It will either put the fire out right away, or knock it down to the point when firefighters get there, all they have to do is come out with a hand pump," said Matkaitis. "It minimizes fire damage, smoke damage and lung damage."
The National Fire Protection Association also is urging states and local governments to adopt mandatory sprinkler rules.
Matkaitis called opponents' claims of thousands of dollars in added construction cost "outrageous." He noted that 90 communities in Illinois, and the states of Maryland and California, have adopted sprinkler mandates.
"They're (opponents) not realizing this is going to save lives and save property. Period," said Matkaitis.
'Onerous proposal'
The fire marshal plans to submit the proposal to the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules as a change to the state fire-safety code. The 12-member, non-partisan committee reviews implementation of state laws and regulations.
Opponents, including JCAR member Rep. David Leitch, say the fire marshal's office is trying to circumvent the legislature with an unneeded, unpopular mandate.
Page 2 of 2 - 'It's a very, very onerous proposal," said Leitch, a Peoria Republican.
Leitch said he tried unsuccessfully in the spring session to force the sprinkler issue into the legislative process.
Matkaitis said fire-code changes traditionally have been handled by JCAR.
"The last fire code adopted in 2001 was done by JCAR," said Matkaitis. "This is the process we've always utilized."
JCAR executive director Vicki Thomas said commission members would have 45 days to review the sprinkler rule once the final version is filed and could ask for a 45-day extension.
Tim Landis can be reached at 788-1536. Follow him at twitter.com/timlandisSJR. Jason Nevel can be reached at 788-1521 or twitter.com.jasonnevelSJR.
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Celgene (NASDAQ: CELG ) shareholders didn't have to wait long for good news in 2013. On Jan. 7, the company announced positive results for two phase 3 studies of apremilast in treating psoriasis. Is apremilast really that big of a deal for Celgene investors? You bet. Here's why.
All in the family
The clinical success of apremilast is yet another feather in the cap of Celgene's research and development. It also reflects a continuation of the company's long history with its granddaddy of drugs, Thalomid. While Thalomid certainly had its ups and downs over nearly 60 years, Celgene's research with analogs of the drug paid off tremendously with Revlimid, Pomalyst, and now apremilast.
Despite being in the same family tree as the other drugs, apremilast works quite differently. It also belongs to another family of drugs called phosphodiesterase type 4, or PDE4, inhibitors. These drugs block the enzyme PDE4, which breaks down cyclic adenosine monophosphate, or cAMP. The problem with this is that cAMP is important in extracellular signaling known as signal transduction. In a nutshell, too much of a breakdown in cAMP by these PDE4 enzymes means that the human body isn't a happy camper.
PDE4 inhibitors have shown potential for treating a variety of indications, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, depression, Alzheimer's disease, and Parkinson's disease. Celgene's focus with apremilast, though, has been on treating inflammatory conditions. Apremilast increases cAMP levels, which then reduces inflammatory responses in cells.
Why investors should love it
So, why should investors love apremilast? Let us count the ways.
Celgene's first New Drug Application, or NDA, for apremilast will be for psoriatic arthritis. The company expects to submit that NDA in the first quarter, followed by another for psoriasis in the second half of 2013. A combined Marketing Authorization Application, or MAA, for both indications will be submitted in Europe also in the second half of the year.
Psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis present a significant market potential. As many as 125 million people across the world have psoriasis, including up to 7.5 million Americans. Between 10% and 30% of those individuals also develop psoriatic arthritis.
Of course, this huge market already has several major drugs in the mix. AbbVie's (NYSE: ABBV ) Humira currently stands as the biggest player, followed by Enbrel from Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN ) and Pfizer (NYSE: PFE ) and two drugs from Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ ) : Remicade and Simponi. Can Celgene realistically expect to compete against these biologic juggernauts? I think it can.
One reason is that apremilast is administered orally rather than via injection as the other drugs are. Another is that the apremilast looks to be quite safer than the other drugs. While Celgene's drug doesn't appear to be quite as robust in treating psoriatic arthritis as the biologics, its convenience and safety profile should enable it to gain traction.
Celgene is counting on between $1.5 billion and $2 billion in sales for apremilast by 2017. Considering that Celgene's current revenue is $5.5 billion, apremilast's opportunities present plenty of reasons for investors to love this drug.
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Michael's first published music was used in productions for Laserium, NASA and choreographed to by the Berkshire Ballet. He also worked with his friend Craig Huxley, learning the 'how to' of scoring films. Then in 1984, after working with composer Maurice Jarre on four films back to back, he was asked to score the IMAX film "CHRONOS". This led to the creation of his production company, with a focus on producing soundtracks for large format films and themed attractions. His Los Angeles based studio was set-up for scoring, producing, and mixing films in multi channel surround. Over time, a team of creative people emerged to work on different aspects of soundtrack production for the company. The early incarnation of Michael Stearns Productions produced soundtracks for 15 IMAX films, the "Earthquake" and "Back to the Future" attractions for Universal and "Star Trek, the Experience" for Paramount. Since then, there have been productions for World's Fair/Expos, casinos, industrial films, commercials, feature films, documentaries and more IMAX and themed attractions. The team handle all aspects of creating soundtracks, from scoring music, to spotting and shooting foley, sound effect design and editorial, systems integration for themed attractions, pre-dubbing and final mixing. Click HERE, for a .pdf of the credit list.
Over the last 20+ years, Michael's Guesthouse Studio has been situated in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is equipped with a full 7.1 surround monitoring system, subwoofer and discreet LFE components, overhead speakers for IMAX, planetarium and special venue monitoring, ProTools HDX, analogue and digital synthesizers, and many unique acoustic instruments. Last summer Michael built a second studio in the upstairs level that houses modular and keyboard analogue synthesizers and a second ProTools system.


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A term used in basketball. A triple-double is when a player gets double digits in any of the major statistical catagories.
For example, 23 point, 10 rebounds, and 11 assists.
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This is when you have three sets of two of something
In basketball, if a player has 10 assists, 13 rebounds, and 12 blocked shots that is a triple double
بواسطة Robyn سبتمبر/أيلول 3, 2003
Multiple penetration of a single woman by six penises. Two penises in the mouth, vagina, and anus simultaneously.
My friends and I just triple-doubled your mom.
بواسطة Batman's Twin سبتمبر/أيلول 10, 2008
The art of fucking 6 guys at once with the following combination: Two dicks in the mouth, two dicks in the pussy, and two dicks in the ass.
"I heard that whore got triple doubled last night by half the basketball team."
بواسطة Rampage W. سبتمبر/أيلول 26, 2009
Having sex with three or more women in one day, from 12AM to 12AM. Instead of three sets of double digits you have three sets of twin fun sacs.
I didn't go to work on Monday because I pulled a triple double this weekend.
بواسطة Steve Lopez مايو/أيار 3, 2007
A form of group sex in which the woman has 2 cocks in the ass, 2 in the pussy and 2 in the mouth. Whereas this is difficult, it is possible.
Dude, I was lucky enough to be part of a triple double last night. The chick was such a whore.
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Triple-Double: Multiple penetration by six penises. Two penises in the mouth, vagina, and anus simultaneously.
Look at that Triple-Double, Mark and John took her mouth, Dan and Josh took her pussy, Scott and Jay took her ass!
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In English, Latvian and Russian. The Latvian Centre for Human Rights (LCHR) was established in 1993 with a view to promoting human rights and tolerance in Latvia through monitoring, research, advocacy, legal assistance and training activities. In recent years, LCHR main focus has been on two broad areas: human rights in closed institutions, and social integration, which includes all minority-related and tolerance issues, as they represent the most important problem areas of human rights in Latvia. The website contains information on topical issue areas, including social integration, tolerance, and mental disability advocacy.
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NVIDIA enters mobile application processor market
February 13, 2007 - NVIDIA have unveiled their latest product geared for the mobile market, and contrary to what you might expect, it's not a new 3D card for laptops. The NVIDIA GoForce 6100 is the first in a coming family of processors that offer an integrated multimedia solution to power the myriad new handheld devices that will influence our lives in 2007 - and it uses less than half the power of anything on the market today.
The GoForce 6100 is built specifically to cater for computationally intensive multimedia codecs MP3 as well as a high quality audio subsystem, integrated WiFi, USB 2.0 and more. Any early adopters amongst our audience who have struggled in years past with so called smart-phones that barely coped with their operating system, let alone playing 320kbps MP3s, can breath a sigh of relief - those days are over.
IDC predicts that the market is set to more than double in revenue over the next four years, increasing to US$3.3 billion in 2010 from $1.5 billion in 2006. With this magnitude of growth and activity, we're dreaming about what the (arguably overdue) next-generation of portable gaming could entail (and bet the NVIDIA execs are too).
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According to instructor Michael Klinicke, at its essence Project Management is a solution for everybody. By day, he works at T-Mobile for this near-unattainable goal–which he calls a "win-win-win-win-win" –and one or two nights a week in Bellevue College's PM program, he helps students to seek the same.
For over 20 years, Klinicke has worked in IT, first in Project Management and, since 2006, as a Program Manager at T-Mobile. Like many of his students, it was an interest in how things came together that led Klinicke to Project Management. For Klinicke, this has included marketing product launches, including AT&T's first nationwide calling plan in 1998 and, moving with the times, the introduction of data plans in 2000.
In 2005, Klinicke started teaching at Bellevue College where he's been able to draw on these decades of experience to help his students realize their potential. "It makes it not just words in a book," says Klinicke, who also asks his students to bring in their own experiences, which are often vast.
For PM, a job area that is expanding now more than ever, this hands-on experience is invaluable. During the Practicum, in which students are asked to do a real project with local non-profits like the Girl Scouts of the USA as customers, Klinicke gets to see the culmination of his students' hard work over the year-long program.
Klinicke's favorite part of being an instructor? After nearly a decade of teaching, it remains seeing his students come to understand the program. "The PM program gives them the confidence that they actually know more than they thought they did."


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The road to green is about minimizing the long-term impact of public works operations on the environment while enhancing organizational effectiveness. This webcast series will help you identify opportunities to embed concepts into your organization and create a vision of sustainability for the future.
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Coleen Clementson is Principal Regional Planner with the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) heading up the Land Use Coordination section which focuses on better connecting local land use plans with regional transportation investments.
Coleen has 18 years of professional public sector land use planning experience.
Before her work at SANDAG, she oversaw the update to the City of San Diego's 1979 General Plan --which included the City of Villages- a smart growth planning strategy for the City's future growth and development.
Coleen will be sharing with you an overview of planning in the San Diego region including the SANDAG Regional Comprehensive Plan and smart growth initiatives.
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With the Kids Tugging at Her Sleeve, Back Roads' Tawni O'Dell Crafts a Down-Home Beaut of a Book
Relax, Grandma: Nowadays, it's all icing. O'Dell—who has called herself "an educated woman with a stripper's body and a biker chick's name"—can add "bestselling author" to her colorful résumé. In January she published her debut novel, Back Roads, a vivid tale of love, incest, violence and survival in the backwoods Pennsylvania of her youth. By May, a few weeks after being anointed by Oprah's Book Club, the novel had shot to No. 2 on the New York Times list, where it remained for eight weeks. When O'Dell, 35, was featured on the April 27 Oprah Winfrey Show, Winfrey gushed, "You are no ordinary author. You are a writer!"
Whose middle name should be Perseverance. In 13 years of trying, O'Dell had amassed six unpublished novels and 300 rejection slips. "I'm gonna quit this writing thing once and for all," she remembers thinking one day while taking a quiet walk in the Allegheny Mountains, during a March 1998 visit with her grandmother in her old hometown. That would be "Indiana, Pa., home of Jimmy Stewart," she says. "That's how you say the name of my hometown. It's mandatory."
During the same visit, she began imagining a story about an endearing, darkly funny character she called Harley Altmyer—a composite, she says, of all the guys she grew up with in the hardscrabble former coal-mining town. Harley is 19, works two dead-end jobs and struggles to raise his three younger sisters after their mother has been sent to prison for killing their father. "I felt this great fondness for Harley—at the same time he was very disturbing," she says. "I realized, 'Aw, nuts, I'm gonna have to write about this.' "
A few weeks later, O'Dell began Back Roads at her desk in the middle of her living room in the Chicago suburb of Grayslake, Ill., amid the chaos of two energetic kids—daughter Tirzah, now 8, and son Connor, 5. "I'd just find time whenever I could," says O'Dell, who married her college sweetheart, Mike, a biochemist, in 1987. "When Connor started playing with his dinosaurs, I'd run to the computer."
O'Dell sent the first 100 pages to her agent—who told her, first, that the book was wonderful and, second, that she, the agent, was quitting the business. "I convinced Tawni to finish the book," says her banker father, Joe O'Dell, 54. "I told her, 'I gotta know what happens next.' "
He has always been his older daughter's No. 1 fan. O'Dell and sister Trina, 32, a homemaker in Shelocta, Pa., spent part of their childhood basking in middle-class comfort. But when O'Dell was 14, her parents divorced. The family also struggled financially. "We went from the upper echelon of this small-town society to being really poor," she says. When her mother, Judy, 54, a receptionist, remarried, O'Dell rebelled. "I went out with a lot of guys, did a lot of crawling out of the bedroom kind of thing," she says. But she was also a loner who found comfort in writing and dreaming of escaping her hometown.
The first in her family to attend college, O'Dell graduated from Northwestern University in 1986 with a journalism degree. That career didn't take; she hated being a reporter, she says, because "I wanted to write stuff I made up." Her husband urged her to quit her job and write fiction. She sent off a book every two years or so; like boomerangs, the manuscripts, accompanied by a rejection letter, reappeared in her mailbox. "After every one, I'd say, 'I quit!' " she says. "My husband and my father would roll their eyes." And insist she continue.
Through a new agent, O'Dell sold Back Roads to Viking and has another novel on the way. Grandma—Naomi Burkett, 85—loves Back Roads, even if she's a bit tetchy about the risqué parts, telling O'Dell, "You know, I'm not going to be able to order this for the church library."
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Raymond J. Foley, D.O., F.C.C.P.Associate Professor of Medicine
Director, Center for Pulmonary Vascular Disease
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- Pulmonary Medicine
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|Section Coordinator, Mechanisms of Disease 2: Diseases Affecting Homeostasis, CAMEL Award (2013)
|University of Connecticut School of Medicine
|Gold Humanism Honor Society (2013)
|Kaiser Permanente Teaching Award (2009)
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|David S. Frederick, M.D. Memorial Award
|University of Connecticut School of Medicine
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|University of Connecticut School of Medicine
|Leadership Development Program for Academic Physicians
|American College of Chest Physicians
|Excellence in Scholarship in Biological Sciences (1987)
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Can Creatinine Height Index Predict Weaning and Survival Outcomes in Patients on Prolonged Mechanical Ventilation After Critical Illness?. Datta, Debapriya; Foley, Raymond; Wu, Rong; Grady, James; Scalise, Paul. (2016). Journal of intensive care medicine,
Subcutaneous and Pulmonary Dirofilariasis with Evidence of Splenic Involvement. Selvachandran, Adarsha; Foley, Raymond J. (2016). Case reports in pulmonology, (2016), 8212387.
Reactivation of pulmonary tuberculosis following local radiation therapy of prostate cancer. Thomas, Persis; Foley, Raymond; Kosowicz, Lynn. (2014). Connecticut medicine, 2, (78), 77-80.
Exercise during cardiac catheterization distinguishes between pulmonary and left ventricular causes of dyspnea in systemic sclerosis patients. Hager, W David; Collins, Irina; Tate, Janet P; Azrin, Michael; Foley, Raymond; Lakshminarayanan, Santha; Rothfield, Naomi F. (2013). The clinical respiratory journal, 3, (7), 227-36.
The diagnosis and management of pulmonary embolism. Abunasser, Jafar; Tejada, John Patrick; Foley, Raymond J. (2012). Connecticut medicine, 1, (76), 5-14.
Clinical utility of treprostinil and its overall place in the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension. Mirza, Shireen; Foley, Raymond J. (2012). Clinical medicine insights. Circulatory, respiratory and pulmonary medicine, (6), 41-50.
"A dropped call". Magnuson, Ryan J; De Dios, Jose Angelo A; Khan, Rana; Foley, Raymond J. (2011). Connecticut medicine, 8, (75), 459-63.
Survival of geriatric idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension patients. Foley, Raymond J; Wilcox, Diahann; Walsh, Stephen J; Azrin, Michael; Hager, W David. (2011). Connecticut medicine, 1, (75), 11-5.
An unusual case of septic shock in a geriatric patient. Kourelis T., Kannan S., Foley R.J. (2010). Connecticut Medicine, 3, (74), 133-137.
WHO Groups 2 and 3 Pulmonary Hypertension: When and How to Treat?. Trow T, Foley R, Klinger J. (2009). (23),
Right ventricular failure in the critically ill patient with pulmonary arterial hypertension. Foley R.J. (2008). Clinical Pulmonary Medicine, 3, (15), 161-166.
Successful treatment of sarcoidosis-associated pulmonary hypertension with bosentan. Foley, Raymond J; Metersky, Mark L. (2008). Respiration; international review of thoracic diseases, 2, (75), 211-4.
Reduced exercise capacity and stress-induced pulmonary hypertension in patients with scleroderma. Alkotob, M Luay; Soltani, Peyman; Sheatt, Mohammad A; Katsetos, Manny C; Rothfield, Naomi; Hager, W David; Foley, Raymond J; Silverman, David I. (2006). Chest, 1, (130), 176-81.
Brain natriuretic peptide levels correlate with six-minute walk distance and world health organization functional classification in patients with connective tissue disease associated pulmonary arterial hypertension. Herath S, Salerno EL, Rothfield N, Hager WD, Foley R. (2005). CHEST, 4, (128), 219S.
Creatinine Height Index and nutritional status as predictors of liberation from prolonged mechanical ventilation. Datta D, Foley R, Prunk S, Scalise P. (2003). Chest, (124), 110S.
Cost-effectiveness of community-acquired pneumonia therapy. Foley R.J., Metersky M.L. (2003). Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, 6, (3), 749-756.
The impact of nutritional depletion in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Foley, R J; ZuWallack, R. (2001). Journal of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, 5, (21), 288-95.
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Michael Barkann is one half of the Mike & Ike Show, airing weekdays from 10AM-2PM on SportsRadio 94WIP. He is joined by former Eagles All-Pro Ike Reese. Barkann joined 94WIP in September of 2011.
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- October 10, 1983
- Vol. 20
- No. 15
A Sister Remembers
Lana Wood Confronts Her Grief Over Natalie's Death with Bittersweet and Surprising Recollections
It was Lana's need to deal with the death of her sister two years ago that made her write the book, a portion of which appears on the following pages. "I kept denying that she was gone," recalls Wood, who lived in her sister's shadow.
At first they were the Gurdin sisters, Natasha and Svetlana, the precocious daughters of Soviet immigrants. Later, as child actresses, they became Natalie and Lana Wood. But only Natalie, eight years Lana's senior, was a star. "I was always really skinny and plain Jane, and Natalie was beautiful and vibrant and outgoing," recalls Lana.
The years only widened their differences. Lana had five divorces, Natalie's second marriage to Wagner stuck. Natalie, R.J. and their three daughters lived in Beverly Hills splendor, while single mother Lana and daughter Evan, now 9, shared a small two-bedroom apartment in Sherman Oaks. "Sometimes I would say: 'Damn! Why couldn't I have this much of the money Natalie has so that I wouldn't have to drive myself and work so hard."
Now, things are easier. Natalie's last film, Brainstorm, is being released just as Lana is emerging from her anonymity with a lucrative book advance (she got $50,000) and renewed ambitions. After working behind the scenes in film development and production for various companies, Lana has returned to her sporadic acting career. (She played Sandy Webber for two years on ABC's Peyton Place, and a nude Playboy layout in 1971 led to her role as Plenty O'Toole in the James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever.) For the last four months Wood has been playing resort owner Fran Burke on the CBS soap Capitol earning an estimated $2,500 per week.
It may be her new success that has emboldened Lana to speak out about her sister. At one point, Lana reports, Natalie stopped talking to her for an entire year. The estrangement followed Natalie's remarriage to Wagner in 1972. The couple had asked Lana's then husband, businessman Richard Smedley, to take some photographs of the ceremony on board a friend's yacht. Smedley then sold the pictures to a magazine. The newlyweds, furious at Richard, also blamed Lana.
Eventually, however, Wood and Wagner forgave Lana. But after Natalie's death and R.J.'s growing attachment to actress Jill St. John, Lana's relations with her brother-in-law grew distant. "I have never begrudged R.J. having somebody to love," says Lana. Still, she is miffed by press reports that Natalie and Jill were good friends. "It drives me nuts," she says. "If anyone would know who Natalie's friends were, it would be me. Jill was never there. Not once!" Nor, she says, does she have much interest in developing her own friendship with St. John and Wagner. "Could I sit in the same room if he was puttering around her? No, because that's my sister who belongs there."
Most of Lana's spare moments are taken up by Evan, her daughter by Smedley. And she has maintained a stable relationship for four years with actor Alan (Masada) Feinstein, 40ish. He recently co-starred on Broadway in A View From the Bridge, but spends much of his spare time with Lana in her new Encino apartment. The dominant feature of the living room is something that she was given by Wagner: a large oil painting of Natalie Wood.
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300 gr dried chickpeas
olive oil (2-3 TB)
Coarse salt
freshly ground black pepper
Cumin ,ground
[more Spices to taste ]
A large baking dish lined with baking paper
Preheat your oven to 375F (190c) .
Soak the chickpeas overnight in water.
Next day cook the chickpeas with lot of water for half an hour or until soft. (don't add salt or baking soda while cooking the chickpeas).
Rinse the cooking water.
While still warm toss the chickpeas with olive oil, salt (I like grey sea salt) black pepper, a small amount of cumin / spices to taste.
Home-made Chickpeas Snack
Pour the chickpeas into the baking paper in one layer .
Bake for about - 45 minutes.Stir the chickpeas while baking every few minutes .
The Idea comes from here, thank you So much. These oven baked chickpeas become a Big hit here in my family (and here in Israel too ).
Chanit.H© כל הזכויות שמורות על תכנים ותמונות שלנו
התפרסם היום בבלוג האוכל של חנית ורן
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Argument of a standard atheist "lol you don't understand dumb bible thumper, here is a substance lacking post explaining how you're wrong with nothing but ad hominem"
I am saving the best for last and I'm going to slander your arguments left and right.
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Other notable "scientific theories" include:
- Gravity
- Black holes
- Germ theory
- Mendelian genetics
- All human physiology
To get beyond "theory" to become a scientific "law" has only truly been done by thermodynamics (Entropy, conservation of energy, equal and opposite reaction). A theory means that no one has been able to take it down, which befits almost all human knowledge.
Regarding the fact that using scientific consensus to form one's ideas about how things really are as a sign of an "atrophied mind", this is also blatantly insane.....I would say it is much more indicative of a mature mind. A mature mind has experienced a very valuable thing in life: Being somewhere where there are people smarter than they are. The opposite is the immature mind, which believes only it is capable of original or truly introspective though, usually because they have never been around those of greater mental aptitude. This is why college, when done right (rare nowadays), really can change people. It matures their mind.
The "appeal to authority" ridiculousness is used in almost every dead-end argument all over the debating sphere, and will get one laughed at in a professional setting such as a scientist or lawyer....About 99% of the knowledge any person has is, under this asinine logic, an "appeal to authority"....unless one has physically witnessed something, all we can do is take others' word for it. I am not a chemist, but I trust that it is likely a bad idea to go playing catch with a water balloon of nitroglycerin. I am appealing to authority in doing so, because people more versed in explosives have told me I may die if I do this.....we are living on top of the Earth, rather than inside it for instance, on our appeals to authority. I have not been in space and watched myself ascend, therefore I take others word for it that I am on top of the planet rather than inside of it. Those clouds could all be an illusion by my benevolent masters
The opposite of those that are ramrod conformists are not the anarchists, but rather those that make a point to never take a conventional stance on anything, not based on evidence, but out of a sense of identity of a contrarian. Online, they are everywhere.
The internet has led to a cadre of what a professor I had once called "B-league All-Stars". It comes from hockey, where a person makes a point to NEVER go up to the A-leagues, because they dominate in B. They know though that if there WERE to go to the real competition they would get buried, no longer get worshiped as the best player, overall get marginalized....so they stay in B forever to be their big fish in a small pond.
Online research of any serious topic, from evolution to physiology to history, is full of "B-league All Stars". They are "guys with a website" that thrive on challenging, being eternal contrarians, to keep a contorted following of the laymen to worship them. One can find them in all topics, including nutrition.....but they rely on ONE big thing; never going to the A-league....never going in front of people that are in their field, know their stuff, to test their hypotheses on any big topic.
I make a point to never listen to anyone from that crowd, on anything. My opinion is that if one has some Earth-shattering ideas on evolution, physiology, or anything remotely scientific, for them to stand in front of their peers and take the barrage. Those that don't are either cowards or charlatans (I.E. Making stuff up to those not educated enough in that area to rebut them). Either way, they don't deserve to be listened to.
I say this because I am aware of all of the wacky stuff on evolution one can find online....these B-leaguers are wannabes and wishful thinkers that prey on the contrarian at all costs crowd. That does not mean they actually know what they are talking about.
"The soul that does not attempt flight; does not notice its chains."
I am saving the best for last and I'm going to slander your arguments left and right.[/QUOTE]
Well bring it it then because so far all you've done in this thread is put on display exactly how much you do not know.


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Answer: I'm sorry to hear about your wife's medical condition. It's a good thing you had travel insurance, and Allianz was correct to cover your change fee.
I think you might have avoided some of these problems by calling Allianz sooner. Many insurance companies also offer 24-hour emergency medical assistance services, and can help you find a hospital that can diagnose and treat your problem.
Allianz could have also advised you about your next steps and assisted your wife in getting home. (For example, even the basic Allianz policy covers you for up to $50,000 of an emergency medical transportation.)
A case like this underscores the need for reliable insurance while you're traveling, if not through a travel insurance company, then through some other type of medical coverage. For example, a company like International SOS offers medical assistance, international health care and security services and could have given your wife a quick diagnosis and delivered her to a hospital with American standards.
Delta's policy on redepositing miles is clear. According to the airline, Delta SkyMiles members who want to cancel or make changes to their wholly unused award ticket need to do so at least 72 hours before their original flight departure time to be eligible to redeposit unused award ticket miles or to reissue an award ticket.
I've seen Allianz cover miles on past claims, but before I approached the company, I decided to ask Delta to take another look at your wife's case. It reviewed her request and decided to return the 20,000 miles as an exception.


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Last spring, Tara Vittese earned a spot on the U.S. under-21 field hockey team, although she did not play with the team this fall.
The reason was not because she did not want to, but the junior could not afford to miss school at Camden Catholic to attend the training for the Junior World Cup qualifier in Mexico.
Vittese, who will turn 17 on Oct. 22, already has 20 goals for the Irish and has proven to be wise beyond her years.