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The Month Ahead in Golf - March
As we leave February and a mostly dull, but ultimately fascinating WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship behind, we enter March wondering how much longer until Rory McIlroy officially becomes the best golfer in the world.
The Ulsterman entered last week's tournament in Arizona at No. 2 in the rankings and would have gone on top had he won six matches. Instead, he won five, falling at the final hurdle to a brilliant Hunter Mahan after apparently burning too much mental fuel during his Sunday morning semifinal win over No. 3 Lee Westwood.
What a match that was with Westwood. Three-down after four holes, McIlroy stormed back with four wins in the next five holes to reach the turn 1-up. He was 3-up after 13 and eventually progressed with a 3-and-1 victory. And how interesting, and indeed refreshing, it was to watch a head-to-head encounter between two of the world's best players and sense the obvious needle between them.
Back when they were indisputably the game's top-two players, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson exchanged unpleasantries on occasion, but it never got out of hand and their healthy rivalry no doubt caught the attention of a good many general - non-golf - sports fans. These days, however, pro golf can often seem quite chummy, almost sterile. In a world where they make so much money and get treated like kings, tour pros have little cause to harbor grievances.
It happens of course; these are, after all, very competitive human beings we're talking about. But when they are fined for showing some emotion after missing a tap-in and yet effectively given the all-clear to spend two minutes or more lining up a shot before finally playing it, then what rancor or contention exists is almost entirely suppressed. For sure, you would never encourage ill-feeling between players, and golf does have a reputation for gentlemanly conduct to uphold. But there's no doubt the mild antipathy between the pair from the U.K. made their match ever so slightly more compelling.
The final, while never a dreary anticlimax, didn't arouse quite the same excitement despite some commentators' attempts to turn it into an U.S. against them (Europe) grudge match.
Mahan deservedly broke into the world's top 10 and provoked some debate over whether or not he may be America's best player. The rankings say no, with Steve Stricker, Webb Simpson and Dustin Johnson all above him. But this author believes that, on his day, the four-time PGA Tour winner and two-time WGC champion beats them all.
Still, the question remains of when McIlroy will leapfrog Luke Donald - and reach the spot where many believe he will remain for several years. He tees it up at this week's Honda Classic, the first event on the "Florida Swing," just .53 of a point behind Donald, who has clearly been very rusty so far this year, failing to break the top 30 in three tournaments and who isn't in the field at PGA National.
But despite the shrinking gap, McIlroy still needs to win this week to get to No. 1. That may not be too big of a task, however, on a course that appears tailor-made for the U.S. Open champion's almost flawless ball-striking. Last year, McIlroy spoke about how he preferred American courses and playing in sunshine to battling a British links in the wind and rain. PGA National is quintessentially Floridian and, though his three previous appearances (T70, T40, T13) don't suggest he's the likely winner, he does have three top-five finishes from three events so far this year. So McIlroy may well be on the verge of something spectacular, something perhaps like his win at Quail Hollow in 2010 when he closed with a 62.
Westwood is also playing this week but, even with a win, can't regain the No. 1 spot he held for 17 weeks in the fall of 2010 and five more in spring of last year.
McIlroy and Westwood head a very fine field that also includes PGA champion Keegan Bradley, Masters champion Charl Schwartzel, former U.S. Open champ Graeme McDowell, FedEx Cup leader Kyle Stanley, this year's Ryder Cup captains Davis Love and Jose Maria Olazabal, 21-year-old Q-School graduate John Huh - who won the Mayakoba Classic in an eight-hole playoff with Robert Allenby last week, and Honda Classic debutant Tiger Woods.
Woods flopped in Arizona last week, barely scraping through against Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez Castaño in the first round, and succumbing to Nick Watney in the second. Woods' swing looks solid enough, but his short game, especially his putting, is still in doldrums and will need to see a considerable improvement before reporters get to unleash the "He's Back" headlines they've been storing for months (yes, some tried it after his win at the Chevron World Challenge in December, but there was a small, faint asterisk beside the letters as the "W" wasn't official and the field limited to just 18 players). The 14-time major champion is currently 175th on Tour in the Strokes Gained putting stat, and has made just 42.86% of his 5- to 10-footers, a distance he used to own.
It promises to be an exciting opening to March and the thrills will likely continue next week when the year's second WGC event, the Cadillac Championship, is played on the Blue Monster at Doral, the 800-acre Miami resort which, it was announced February 29, Donald Trump has purchased for "just" $150 million - perhaps as much as $1 billion less than what the land alone is worth. Most of the top-50 players in the world will be in the 75-man field.
After the Cadillac is the Transitions Championship, the Arnold Palmer Invitational and, finally, the Shell Houston Open, by which time the golf world will be itching to get to Augusta National for the year's first major.
If they haven't already, the fortunate 90 or so golfers who have received invitations will begin gearing their games up for the Masters and Augusta's very particular demands. They will look for the quickest downhill putts on practice greens, hone their chipping from short-cropped lies, and attempt a few draws that might work at Augusta but which aren't well-suited necessarily to the hole they are playing. The sacrifice will be worth it for most players though, as one green jacket would surely eclipse a win at each of the three or four preceding events.
Across the Atlantic, three fairly low-key events follow the WGC Cadillac Championship - the Open de Andalucía, the Trophée Hassan II in Morocco, and the Sicilian Open. The seniors play twice - at the Toshiba Classic in Newport Beach, Calif., and the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic in Biloxi, Miss.
The Nationwide Tour visits Panama, Chile and returns to the U.S. for the Chitimacha Louisiana Open at the end of the month, while the LPGA also comes home following three weeks in Asia and Australia. The RR Donnelley LPGA Founders Cup will be played March 15-18 and will offer real prize money rather than last year's "mock purse." The following week the Kia Classic will be played at La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, Calif. But instead of making use of the newly-renovated North (now Champions) Course, the ladies will play the South, only four holes of which got the sand-capping that the North did last year. The South is a fine course with a number of lovely holes, but God forbid if it rains.
Away from the course, the Golf Industry Show winds up in Las Vegas March 1st with an hour-long talk by David Feherty entitled "Tales of a Survivor," and a discussion led by the PGA of America's Darrell Crall on how Golf 2.0 - a PGA of America-developed initiative - aims to attract 40 million golfers to the game and generate $40 billion in revenues by 2020.
On the 27th, the PGA Tour Policy Board, of which Stricker, Paul Goydos, Davis Love and Jim Furyk are Player Directors, will vote on whether to keep the Tour's qualifying tournament - Q-School - intact or make sweeping changes to the qualifying process by making the players ranked from 126-200 on the season-ending FedEx Cup points list play in a three-tournament series at the end of the season alongside the top 50 from the Nationwide Tour money list. The details are yet to be ironed out, but it seems the top 50 from the three-event series will earn their cards, while the best Q-School entrants could hope for is a place on the Nationwide Tour.
The reaction to these proposals, first muted about 11 months ago, has been less than positive. Without Q-School, Keegan Bradley, Y.E. Yang, Gary Woodland, Dustin Johnson, J.B. Holmes, and Rickie Fowler might not be playing the PGA Tour today. And there'd be no place for Huh, which is a shame and not just because pun-loving headline writers can go to work on his last name, but because tales like his - 21-year-old Cinderella story wins in just his fifth tour start - could no longer happen. There's more to it. But on the face of it, the move is simply a ploy to make the Nationwide Tour irresistible to a new blanket sponsor; Nationwide will not be renewing its contract after this season.
Let's not concern ourselves with all that just yet though. Before then, we have three of the best tournaments of the FedEx season to play, and the battle for the top spot in the world rankings is on . . . again.
Tony Dear is an Englishman living in Bellingham, Wash. In the early 1990s he was a member of the Liverpool University golf team which played its home matches at Royal Liverpool GC. Easy access to Hoylake made it extremely difficult for him to focus on Politics, his chosen major. After leaving Liverpool, he worked as a golf instructor at a club just south of London where he also made a futile attempt at becoming a 'player.' He moved into writing when it became abundantly clear he had no business playing the game for a living. A one-time golf correspondent of the New York Sun, Tony is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, the Pacific Northwest Golf Media Association and the Golf Travel Writers Association. He is a multi-award winning journalist, and edits his own web site at www.bellinghamgolfer.com.
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Guatemala Drinking Water
This is a fountain in the Pueblo of Santa Catarina four mile away from Panajachel, Guatemala.
It is common to have a fountain or common water area close to a village or in the village. This is maybe a well, government like city water, and then they can make money. Hard to say how the quality of the water is, however I doubt it has fluoride in it for their very bad or soft teeth.
Come on Coca Cola, do me a favor, and start putting fluoride in your drinks.
Not sure, maybe also for washing clothes, difficult to assess why it has this bowl like drop area below. I guess they can put the jugs under the taps. Then the water would flow into the holding tank.
This is about 50 meters from the lake or Lago Atitlan. The water table is maybe 20 meters down or something like that, and a good well would go deeper.
Water is needed for living, living on top of a mountain causes a water problem, and living next to a mountain solves a water problem, as the water is released form the sponge mountain.
Guatemala Drinking Water
I remember when I was trekking in Nepal the amount tanks the people had installed to collect spring water as it flowed down the mountain and gathered in places.
In some places it was so clear. I asked the guide 'can I drink this?' and he said 'me yes, but you? no.'


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Male Contraception
My recent essay for Aeon Magazine discusses the development of newer male contraceptives which may offer a degree of reliability and reversibility similar to that of female contraceptives. Male hormonal contraceptives have been tested in small clinical trials since the 1970s, but none of them have been approved for general use. Research funding agencies and pharmaceutical companies need to make the necessary investments and forge partnerships so that the stalled research in male contraception can be revitalized.
It is a fascinating area of research and I hope you enjoy reading the Aeon Magazine essay.
I also encourage you to also read some of the original references to learn more about the research. Here is a list of key references and a couple of informative websites:
CONRAD (2011). "Male Hormonal Contraceptive Trial Ending Early"
Gifford, B. (2011). "The Revolutionary New Birth Control Method for Men." WIRED
Glasier, A. F., R. Anakwe, et al. (2000). "Would women trust their partners to use a male pill?" Human Reproduction 15(3): 646-649.
Heinemann, K., F. Saad, et al. (2005). "Attitudes toward male fertility control: results of a multinational survey on four continents" Human Reproduction 20(2): 549-556.
Lidegaard, O., E. Lokkegaard, et al. (2012). "Thrombotic stroke and myocardial infarction with hormonal contraception" New England Journal of Medicine 366(24): 2257-2266.
Matzuk, M. M., M. R. McKeown, et al. (2012). "Small-molecule inhibition of BRDT for male contraception" Cell 150(4): 673-684.
Mruk, D. D., C. H. Wong, et al. (2006). "A male contraceptive targeting germ cell adhesion" Nature Medicine 12(11): 1323-1328.
Nieschlag, E. (2010). "Clinical trials in male hormonal contraception" Contraception 82(5): 457-470.
Nieschlag, E. (2013). "Hormonal male contraception: end of a dream or start of a new era?" Endocrine 43(3): 535-538.
Trussell, J. (2011). "Contraceptive failure in the United States" Contraception 83(5): 397-404.
Youssef, H. (1993). "The history of the condom" Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 86(4): 226-228. (PDF)
Parsemus Foundation: http://www.parsemusfoundation.org/vasalgel-home/
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The 2014 edition of the ACC tournament welcomes three new faces to the Greensboro Coliseum, and the annual showcase presents us with a frontloaded bracket.
Newcomers Syracuse and Pittsburgh are two of the top five seeds and both fan bases will soon realize Greensboro is a far departure from the bright lights of Madison Square Garden and New York City.
Traditional ACC powers Duke and North Carolina are seeded high, but not as high as No. 1 Virginia, who stormed past everyone to win the regular-season title.
The other intriguing storyline to watch is Maryland, who will playing in its final ACC tournament before departing for the Big Ten.
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Buffalo Trace
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The Great Buffalo Trace led to the rugged banks of the Kentucky River. Those who settled here were quick to take advantage of the abundant limestone spring water and fertile soil perfect for growing exceptional grain. Distillation soon followed and the tradition of fine bourbon making has lasted more than two centuries.
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Cornish police were trying to track down the person or people responsible for breaking into the town's Hearse House and stealing equipment.
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A York County mother is home after giving birth to quadruplets over the weekend.
Heather Toomey and her husband talked about their children Tuesday morning.
She gave birth to three girls and one boy on Saturday.
The babies are doing well and are expected to remain at the hospital for another month.
"I couldn't ask for it any other way. We're extremely happy and I'm excited that we have quadruplets and to be that unique story that we can share with everybody in Hanover and surrounding areas," Toomey said.
The Toomey's already have a 3-year-old daughter.
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A strong urge to spend time alone can compel you to focus your attention on tasks and obligations that do not require you to collaborate with others today. You may feel intensely driven to withdraw from the world in order to retreat into in a peaceful secluded setting that is free from distractions. However, you can achieve a similar state of tranquility by simply making an effort to work and play alone. You may discover that you can concentrate more easily on your endeavors without others present. As you become more absorbed in your tasks today, you'll likely enjoy your newfound ability to make independent decisions and to respond to challenges in the precise way you see fit.
In choosing to labor alone and make decisions regarding our futures autonomously, we free ourselves to be the sole arbiters of our individual destinies. Though we may choose to consult others when thorny challenges leave us stymied, we are fully responsible for carving our own paths through life and pursuing the success we crave. We can proceed as cautiously or as boldly as we wish, obligated to follow no pace but our own and beholden to no one. The pursuit of a solitary path, while oftentimes difficult, can be particularly rewarding in that it proves to us that we are capable of true independence. On our own, we needn't ever question whether our triumphs are the result of luck or effort. Your choice to labor alone today will help you focus on your own needs and desires.
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Well, I'll answer my own question.
It turns out the custom build step specified under project settings
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specify a custom build step for a particular file in your project.
This custom build step will run before the other stuff. So, in my
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text: The Holyland Model of Jerusalem is a 1:50 scale-model of the city of Jerusalem in the late Second Temple Period. The model was moved from its original location at the Holyland Hotel in Bayit VeGan, Jerusalem, to a new site at the Israel Museum in June 2006. In preparation for the move, the model was sawn into 1,000 pieces and later reassembled. The Holyland Hotel spent $3.5 million on the move. http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/model-of-jerusalem-in-the-late-2nd-temple-period/


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so any news on how many days before the fight did usada stops? for mosley its 18 days out.. how about for this fight? how close did they come? any ***** ped experts got any info on this?
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Man my ****in 42 yr old uncle was on and off hgh from the time he was 28 42... who woulda known til he died of a decayed heart an the stuff in his system...
My point who knows whos on the juice... in a sport like boxing where only 4-5 guys are getting any main stream attention,,, and 2 of them basically rule the sport, Floyd Pac... and the better of the 2 is undefeated,, and a potential mega-fight is inevadable... why not follow suit of all the major sports in which each.. baseball, basketball and football have found a user amongst them every year for the last 3.....
Floyd is setting a president, **** olympic style testing, its football, baseball and basketball style testing... 10 yeas from now in boxing ita be called mayweather testing...
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^^ they sure are quite taken by that midget who keeps on fighting bums.. they won't even raise a peep about OST for the other boxers in the undercard fights of their man-god.. them and their god keep on spouting safety and level playing field that they care enough to rag pac all the time but nay a whisper about those undercard fightes who'd never undergone their vaunted OST.. now that's BIAS...
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mayweather can stop using pacquiao's name to sell his fights ...
so forget about pacquiao
WHO is mayweather goign to fight next ? cotto ? margarito ?
or is he going for a rematch with the dangerous ortiz again ??
ha ha ha
pacquiao has plenty of opponents he is willing to fight
mayweahter just wants to talk dirt abotu pacquiao pretending he is
going to fight him then fighting bums that fit his style
and getting his $$ ...
who's maywaether goign to fight ?
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OIL CITY, Pa. - Mandy Meredith Elick became the bride of Mark Andrew Riegler May 30 in a 4:30 p.m. double-ring ceremony officiated by Pastor Bruce Davis at Trinity United Methodist Church, Oil City, Pa.
The bride is the daughter of Mark and Candy Elick, East Palestine.
The groom is the son of Bruce and Sue Riegler, Medina.
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Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a full-length strapless ivory gown with the neckline and waistline embellished with bugle beads, sequins and crystals. The same beading highlighted the bottom of the dress along with the cathedral length detachable train. She also wore a flower crystal headband with an attached veil trimmed in crystals. She carried a hand-held bouquet of lavender roses accented with ivory waxflower.
Nicole Elick, sister-in law of bride, served as matron of honor, in a floor-length strapless Victorian lilac gown. Flower girl was Sydney Bako, niece of the bride.
Matthew Riegler, brother of groom served as the best man. Tanner Elick, nephew of bride, served as junior groomsman. Zane Elick, nephew of the bride, served as ring bearer, and Mark Elick, brother of the bride, served as an usher.
Following the ceremony guests attended a reception at Cross Creek Resort, Titusville, Pa.
The couple honeymooned in Antigua, West Indies and currently reside in Medina.
The bride is employed by Medina City Schools as an interventions specialist at Heritage Elementary School.
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ARNAUDVILLE – The future of a civic center and possible city-run RV park took center stage at last month's Town Council meeting.
Mayor Kathy Richard announced that she is consulting with Mayor James Petitjean of Rayne, which has just added a 20,000-square foot, half-million-dollar pavilion to its civic center and RV park complex.
Richard said Petitjean has offered to come and meet with members of the town council about Rayne's very successful experience attracting visitors to its complex.
"The RV crowd is a good crowd, and good people," commented former Mayor Leo Quebedeaux, who was in the audience.
The sites currently under consideration are a location near the post office and another across from Melancon Funeral Home.
Councilman Todd Meche noted that the civic center and an RV Park are two separate issues and the decision on any site should be made accordingly.
Former Mayor Quebedeaux earlier took the floor to ask why the local city-owned park is not being considered for the location of the civic center. The mayor replied that the installation of required sewer lines would increase costs by $60,000. Richard also noted a good portion of the park property is very low-lying land and floods regularly.
The purchase of the any property comes with some restrictions, including that the town cannot pay above or below the appraised value of any property.
With more than one location under consideration, the mayor reminded the council that the process will take six to eight months.
In other business:
•The council agreed to hire Chaz Towe as a part-time police officer with a rank of fourth class and a salary of $8.17 per hour. Police Chief Richard Mizzi had recommended Towe be hired as at the rank of second class, noting that both Port Barre and Henderson have higher pay scales than Arnaudville, which makes hiring and keeping police officers a problem. But Councilman Meche recommended that the hire be done as a fourth class officer since Towe has no law enforcement experience, and that after a six-month probation period, he be moved to a second-class position.
•Upon the request of Mayor Kathy Richard, the council unanimously approved a resolution asking Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu's office to establish Arnaudville as a Cultural District with boundaries that would include the Mini-Mart and Vincent Darby's studio and gallery.
•Eugene Quebedeaux gave the report for the utility department which included 131 work orders and 94 LA One Call inquiries for the location of pipes and other utility lines.
•There was no report from the Parks and Recreation Department as there is currently no basketball taking place due to the damage on the elementary school gym from Hurricane Gustav.
•Police Chief Richard Mizzi gave the police report of 44 complaints, one citation and no arrests. Earlier Chief Mizzi commented on how quiet things had been in town since Harry's Bar and Deli shut down.
•Mayor Kathy Richard reminded everyone that there is no court held in the month of December.


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Edeburn, a Castaic resident, has served as assistant principal at Hillside Middle School in the Simi Valley Unified School District, and as an interim assistant principal at both Canyon High School and Sierra Vista Junior High in the William S. Hart Union High School District.
She grew up in New York City and received her bachelor of arts degree from the State University of New York, Oswego. Edeburn then received her teaching credential through the University of Florida, Gainesville, and taught in Florida for 13 years.
Upon arriving in California, Edeburn joined the Hart district as a teacher at Canyon High. She is currently a candidate for doctor of education, educational leadership and policy studies, at California State University at Northridge.


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Ingredient swaps save calories
Eating healthier doesn't have to involve a "taste penalty," according to Missy Chase Lapine, author of four cookbooks such as "The Sneaky Chef," in which she "sneaks" vegetables into kids' favorite foods to help them eat healthier.
"It's an effortless way to shave off 320 calories per day or more," Lapine said. "You can eat just as much food, and without giving up taste."
Here are some examples:
Swap fat-free Greek yogurt for sour cream
What You'll Save: Calories and fat. One cup of sour cream has 492 calories and 48 g of fat. The yogurt has just 130 calories and zero fat.
When to Use It: Any time. "It's super thick and creamy, and works pretty much all the time," Lapine said. The tart kick of the yogurt works for taco night, in salad dressings, dips and mashed potatoes.
Swap mashed ripe avocado for mayo
What You'll Save: 125 calories per ounce.
When to Use It: As a spread on sandwiches, mixed in to tuna or chicken salad, or in dips. The avocado gives any dish the creaminess of the mayo, but with an added kick of guacamolelike flavor.
Swap unsweetened applesauce or pumpkin puree for butter
What You'll Save: The fruit pur�es have no fat, and you'll also save calories. Both the pumpkin and applesauce are 50 calories for half a cup, versus 810 calories for the equivalent amount of butter.
When to Use It: When baking, says Devon Metz, a Boulder, Colo.-based nutritionist. Fruit pur�es are often used as baking swaps to add sweetness while keeping baked goods light. Metz says that if you aren't gung-ho about going all the way with the swap, start with half: "You can make them a little bit healthier that way," she says.
Swap oatmeal in your meatballs for breadcrumbs
What You'll Save: If you swap a cup, you'll save 120 calories.
When to Use It: When making meatballs, mix roughly equal parts oatmeal and ground meat with spices and a beaten egg. The strong flavors of the meat, pasta, sauce and spices mean you wouldn't taste the breadcrumbs. Or the oatmeal.
Swap a splash of white vinegar for salt
What You'll Save: Well ... salt. But you won't give up the flavor-brightening properties it brings to your vegetables -- the vinegar will give them the same kick.
When to Use It: When sauteing, steaming or boiling vegetables.
Swap whole wheat for half the white flour
What You'll Save: You'll preserve flavor, while also adding more fiber to your food. As noted with the applesauce, making a half-swap may not make the recipe perfect, but it will make it healthier.
Lapine suggests this case because it fits her "sneaky" profile: While some may not enjoy the nutty, "healthy" taste of an all-whole wheat cookie, cake, or bread, they'll never notice with the half-swap.
When to Use It: Whenever you're baking.
Swap mushrooms for half the meat in your chili
What You'll Save: Calories like crazy. For every half-pound of lean ground beef you replace with 2 cups of mushrooms, you'll save 375 calories.
When to Use It: When you start your pot of chili. Dice the mushrooms and cook them slow and low until they release their juices.
Then continue to make the chili as you normally would. The mushrooms will give the pot lots of extra flavor, reducing the need for as many salt-heavy seasonings.
Swap dried herb seasonings for garlic salt or celery salt
What You'll Save: Your blood pressure. Though the sodium amounts are often similar by the teaspoon or tablespoon when using a pre-made mix, the flavor of no-salt dried herbs (and herb mixtures) is stronger. So you'll need less and use less salt.
When to Use It: In chili, seafood boils or anytime you'd dash on a heap of seasoned salt while cooking.
Swap pureed sweet potato and carrots for half the cheese
What You'll Save: Calories, fat and complaints about vegetables: This orange pur�e is one of the staples of Lapine's "Sneaky Chef" method. To make it, boil peeled sweet potatoes and carrots, then run them through the blender. You can make extra to freeze so you'll have it later.
When to Use It: In macaroni and cheese, or in almost any recipe that requires cooked cheese, Lapine said. It can also be used in pasta sauce, or in baked goods.
The Boost: Orange foods boast carotenoids, which help improve eye health.


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>I am trying to to configure xterm to write/read Russian.
>After googling around, I added the following to the "InputDevice"
>section of XF86Config:
>Option "XkbRules" "xfree86"
>Option "XkbModel" "pc104"
>Option "XkbLayout" "us,ru"
>Option "XkbOptions" "grp:ctrl_shift_toggle,grp_led:scroll"
>Now, I am able to write in Russian in Mozilla's Navigation Toolbar,
>for example, by pressing Ctrl+Shift.
>But it doesn't work in xterm: though I use cyrillic font with proper
>encoding, when I switch to Russian, xterm stops responding to those keys
>which are supposed to output letters (i.e., I still can use keys like
>Return, Arrows, keys that output numbers etc. as usual).
>I found out that setting "export LANG=ru_RU.koi8r" helps somewhat: if
>there is a file with name that contains cyrillic letters, they are
>shown as codes in ls' listing (for example, filename shown
>as \304\306\345\347\376). When I set LANG, filenames are shown propely,
>but xterm still doesn't respond to letters. Only when I invoke a new
>instance of xterm after setting "export LANG=ru_RU.koi8r" does the xterm
>starts responding to Russian letters.
>Why is that so? AFAIK, locale does not have anything to do with
>input/output and mapping of keycodes to symbols - all it does is
>setting local conventions like date format, sorting order etc. -
>it is X's work to take care of all that, and it actually does (in
>Mozilla's Navigation Toolbar, for example).
>So, to recap:
>1) Why xterm does not let X do the "dirty work" of taking care
>about what to output and how?
Most of the intelligence is in the application. The X server actually
does very little: keys cause events to be delivered and the application
interprets them. Naturally, it has help from Xlib.
The X server does propagate a key map, which is what you are influencing
by setting stuff in XF86Config.
>2) Why does setting "LANG" helps, supposedly it has nothing to
>do with the problem?
The C library definition of LANG has nothing to do with the problem;
however, Xlib uses it (and other environment variables) to
parameterize its operation. In particular, an application can choose
to use an "input method" which handles a particular language. These
vary widely in scope, from the complex subsystems required for Asian
languages to the trivial support required for the C locale.
Unfortunately, most older applications do not handle this properly.
>3) Are there other ways to solve the problem?
We are in a period of transition. The "old" method was to use a different
8-bit character encoding for each language. The "new" method is to use
wide characters (UCS/UTF) so that all (or nearly all) locales can be
supported on every computer.
Russian is one of the "easy" languages since it is based on a phonetic
alphabet and is widely spoken. It would be reasonable to expect it to be
well supported in an UTF locale, such as LANG=en_US.utf.
Xterm handles UTF at present, and eventually most applications will.


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What is Reverend Parris upset about at the opening of Act 1?
his daughter's condition and the possible connection to her inappropriate activities in the woods
How does Mrs. Putnam justify sending Ruth to Tituba?
Mrs. Putnam feels she deserves to know why she had to endure the deaths of seven children
Tituba's state of mind when she starts naming names
She is so sure that trouble will befall her that she plays along with Hale as he pushes her for information
Why does Reverend Parris send for Reverend Hale?
Hale is considered an expert in matters of witchcraft and the Devil
Hale's interview with John Proctor
John Proctor's attitude toward Hale
-troubled but rigid
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Kirkland Jaycees, Sept. 9, Hector's Restaurant in Kirkland, 7:15-9pm: 654-4445 voice mail.
Friday Pinochle will resume on the 2nd and 4th Fridays beginning Sept. 12 at 1pm, Woodinville Lions Club Moutainview Community Center: 483-2693.
Kiwanis Club of Woodinville, every Thurs., 11:30am-12:30pm, Woodinville Round Table: 483-6466.
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Woodinville City Council, Mondays, 7pm, Sorenson: 489-2700.
Phone Friend, support for teens, 3-6pm, Monday-Friday: 1-800-543-8255 (1-800-KID-TALK).
Alateen, support groups: 625-0000.
Girl Scouts, for GS and non-Girl Scouts, ages 7-17, through Aug. 23, 3 day sessions or 4 wk. sessions, Camp River Ranch - Carnation: 1-800-767-6845.
"Car Safe Kids," Aug. 25, 7-9pm, $15, Evergreen Hospital Medical Center: 899-3000.
"Feeding Fundamentals," Aug. 26, 1:30-3:30pm, $15, Evergreen Hospital Medical Center: 899-3000.
"Planning for the Newborn," Aug. 21, 7-9pm, Evergreen Hospital Medical Center, $15: 899-3000.
Spiritual Healings, every Wednesday, 7-8pm, CDM Psychic Institute: 782-3617.
Meditation Healings, every Tuesdays, 6-7pm, CDM Psychic Institute: 782-3617.
American Lung Association of Washington, volunteers to help for SAFECO Classic Golf Tournament and Healthy House '97: 441-5100.
Evergreen Hospital Medical Center needs volunteers for daytime shifts in a variety of patient service assignments: 899-1990.
Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteers are needed to speak up for a neglected or abused child in court, 21 or older: 667-9716.
Cougar Mountain Zoo needs volunteers 18 or older for Education Docent, Fundraising, and Internships: 392-6278.
Certificate program on Microsoft Office, Lake Washington Technical College: 739-8100 or 739-8104.
"Rendezvous at the Zoo," Aug. 23, 7pm-12:30am, The Rain Forest Cafe at Woodland Park Zoo, $35, free parking, over 21 yrs.: 706-4225.
"Censorship in the Music Industry," Aug. 26, 7pm, The Art Institute of Seattle: 1-800-275-2471.
"Advance Directives," Aug. 21, 1pm, Bethany at Pacific Crest in Everett: 259-5508.
"Basic Investing," 3 classes, Sept. 10, 17, 24, Edward Jones Investment Office, 7-9pm, $8: 823-3163.
"Prosperity: An Inside Job," Aug. 26, 5:30-7pm, Bellevue Center for Counseling, $35: 889-7127 before Aug. 15.
Safe Boating Course, Sept. 10, 7pm, College Place Middle School: 778-1322 or 542-3512.
"Handling Stress," Aug. 20, 7-9pm, Eastside Mental Health, $40: 889-7127.
"Rustic & Decorative Breads," through Aug. 27, 2-7pm, Seattle Central Community College: 587-6346.
City of Shoreline, 2nd Year Anniversary, Aug. 23, beginning at 2pm: 546-5041.
Master Gardener Clinics, Woodland Park Zoo, Sat. through Aug. 30; 10am-6pm, Thurs. through Aug. 28; 11am-3pm, Family Farm exhibit, free w/zoo admission: 684-4800.
Evergreen State College, 25th Anniversary Reunion, Aug. 22-24, on main campus in Olympia: 866-6000 ext. 5029.
Inglemoor High School, Class of '77, September 20, Shilshole Bay Beach Club: 644-1044 or 1-800-954-1044.
20th Annual Monroe Fairdays Softball Tournament, Aug. 23 & 24, $170 per team: 360-794-0655.
City of Shoreline Sponsors Drop-in Basketball for Women, Fridays, 7-9pm $2, Meridian Park School Gym: 546-5041.
Smith & Hawken, Aug. 21, 7pm, "The Herbal Pantry," $15: 881-6775.
Walk-A-Mile to Save-A-Mind, Aug. 23, 7:30am registration, 9:30am walk, Seward Park, Seattle: 292-8859.
"Best of the Past," Vintage Clothing & Textile Sale, Meydenbauer Center, Aug. 23 & 24 10am-6pm: 509-375-5273.
1997 Seattle Boats Afloat Show, Aug. 20-24, Shilshole Bay Marina in Seattle: 634-0911.
Order of DeMolay, Bellevue Chapter, 16th Annual Crab Feed and Auction on Oct. 18, 5pm, Bellevue Senior Center, $20, tickets advance purchase only: 425-747-8441.
Washington Shakespeare Festival, through Aug. 31, "Comedy of Errors," "The Tempest," "Othello," and "The Compleat Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)," Olympia: 360-943-9492.
Help Hit a Home Run for the National Parks - Mariners Benefit Game, Aug. 20, 7:35pm, half of the $11 ticket price benefits National Parks if purchased through the Fund: 621-6565.
POLO Ralph Lauren Film Festival, Aug. 18, Redhook Brewery, in the Redhook Bowl, free, 9pm.
Lake Whatcom Railway, running passenger trains every Sat. through Aug. 30, $10: 360-595-2218.
Farmer's Market at Country Village in Bothell will run through Oct. 10, 10am-2pm: 483-2250.
Seattle! Musical Tales from the Great Northwest, through Aug. 31, Museum of History & Industry: 292-ARTS.
University District Farmers Market, through November 1, 9am-2pm every Sat.: 633-1024.
"As the Century Turns: The Klondike Gold Rush," through Nov. 2, The Museum of History and Industry, 10am-5pm: 324-1126.
Call 443-IMAX for IMAX Shows at the Pacific Science Center.
The Choir of the Sound, rehearsals starting Sept. 8, every Mon. evening at Shoreline Community College, auditions held Aug. 26 & 27: 365-4201.
Upstage! Theatre, auditions for "Beau Jest" on Aug. 24 & 25: 363-3306 for appointment.
Auditions for the 5th Avenue Musical Theatre Company are being held by appointment only from Aug. 22-24, strings, brass, woodwind, percussion, keyboard, and specialty instruments: 625-1418.
"Leaonardo Lives: The Codex Leicester and Leonardo da Vinci's Legacy of Art and Science," Oct. 23-Jan. 4, Seattle Art Museum:654-3100.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," Ford Centre for the Performing Arts, Sept. 19, $35-$77.50: TicketMaster at 292-ARTS.
Bellevue Opera, holding auditions for "The Sorcerer," Oct. 31-Nov. 9 at the Meydenbauer Theatre: 454-1906.
"Mame," Sept. 25-Oct. 18, Civic Light Opera:363-2809.
Hostelling International-American Youth Hostels, accepting entries for 'Travel Snapshot Contest', deadline Oct. 1, send to: Hostelling International-American Youth Hostels, 733, 15th Street, N.W., Suite 840, Washington, D.C. 20005, call 783-6161.
Documents Northwest: Kumi Yamashita, open night gallery talk, Seattle Art Museum, Aug. 14, 7pm: 654-3100.
"Closer Than Ever," through Aug. 23, Stage Right Cafe, Village Theatre in Issaquah, $12, Thurs., Fri., & Sat. at 8pm: 425-392-0109.
Parents, Families, & Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Aug. 21, 7pm, First United Methodist Church: 248-0972.
Eastside Mother's Club, for mothers and children from birth to school age, first Thurs. of every month at 9:30am, Kirkland Congregational Church: 401-0377.
Caregivers' Support Group, 1st Mon. of each month, Mt. Adams Rm., Providence General Medical Center, 6:30-8pm: 261-4808.
24-hour Crisis Line: "My Sister's Home" confidential shelter, community advocacy, supportive counseling groups for women and children, community education: 746-1940.
NOTE: Overeaters Anonymous, Bastyr University, Conference Room 206, 8am-9am, Sundays, Park at the flag pole: 488-8547 or 489-6773.
Multiple Sclerosis Association, needs people to assist w/services, 2 hrs. per week:461-6914.
The Association for Children for Enforcement of Support, Wednesdays, Luther Memorial Church, 7-9pm: 1-800-537-7072 or 206-747-5990 ext. 3016.
Eating Disorders Northwest, Mondays, 7-8:30pm, University Presbyterian Church, University District: 206-685-5334.


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A girl who is not of legal age but who's potential to be a looker is apparant.
"I'd say she's an early first round draft pick in a few years."
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The first choice you would make about something, like a first draft pick in fantasy football.
"But I'm in love with someone else, doesn't that bother you?" -girl
"Well obviously that wasn't my draft pick" -guy
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Their First Time: Everyone always asks the celebrities what it's like to be heading to the Dancing with the Stars finale, but this is a new experience for pro dancer Dmitry Chapin, too. The pro dancer twirled onto the dance floor for the first time last season but not without a few twists. His original partner was singer Jewel, who withdrew from the competition before it started due to an injury. With less than a week before the premiere, he was paired up with Holly Madison, who was eliminated in the fourth week. A season later, and he's headed to the finals! "It's about the partnership. I might have the best dancer, the best partner, but if the partnership doesn't work, then we're not going to go anywhere. I'm really happy with Mya," he says. "We didn't fight even once. We didn't have any arguments in the studio."
Family Affair: Even though it was Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne who received a frenzied applause when they walked to their seats moments before showtime, it was Ozzy who cheered the loudest when he learned his daughter Kelly was headed to the finals. "We've watched our baby mature into a gorgeous, young woman," he said after the show. "She hasn't had a dance lesson in her life and I think she's done remarkably well." It was a long show as Kelly's parents waited to hear whether their youngest daughter would make it. "I don't know that I can take much more of this," Ozzy joked.
Winner's Circle: Former teen idol Donny Osmond is the oldest competitor in the race for this season's mirror-ball trophy. Considered a front-runner early on in the competition, Osmond found himself struggling for high scores from the judges. On Tuesday night, Osmond jumped for joy and pumped his fists into the air when host Tom Bergeron announced he made the cut. "It was probably the hardest weeks of all weeks. You've got to make the finals. The semi-finals doesn't cut it. You've got to go all the way. We've worked way too hard not to," he says.
Dance Fever: It was the 50th anniversary of the Bee Gees, who took the stage Tuesday night to perform their classic, "You Should Be Dancing." The crowd was treated to a performance of the hustle by the pro dancers, as well as a familiar face -- Melissa Rycroft! She danced with her partner Tony Dovolani, who says they have remained friends since last season. "We see each other like once a month. We enjoyed each other's company and that says a lot about us," says Dovolani. "We enjoy working with each other but at the same time, we became friends, which is good." Rycroft joked that her dance partner is better friends with her fiancé Tye Strickland. "Half the time, Tony will call me and we'll miss each other's call," she said. "Then he'll call Tye and they'll start talking." --Elaine AradillasAdam Larkey/ABC
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Well, what do you want? Mercury is in retrograde as of July 22, so what were the odds that I was going to get the Supreme Court nominee right?
Besides, I'm grateful. There's nothing to say about this Roberts guy except that he's sort of a Republican John Edwards, right? Same white-toast name, perfect hair and baby-blue eyes, impeccable backstory and curiously small and rambunctious children?


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OKLAHOMA CITY - Kevin Durant had the ball in his hands and LeBron James in his face.
With 10 seconds left in Game 2, the NBA Finals were providing all the theater anyone could ask. Two superstars going head-to-head, the Miami Heat trying to hold off another stirring rally by the Oklahoma City Thunder, television ratings reaching levels last seen when Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal played for the Lakers.
James forced Durant to miss that tying attempt - perhaps getting away with a foul - and the Heat held on for a 100-96 victory Thursday night that evened the series at one game each.


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I commend Sandra Bullock and Jesse James for having a wedding that expressed their individuality. They're an adorable couple who accept each other and their wedding reflected that. It wasn't all glitz and glam. The groom arrived in a pickup truck; the bride wore cowboy boots under her gown. This is who they are, and it's great!
Jodi Freda
Lodi, NJ.
Thanks for the beautiful coverage of Sandra's wedding. I've never been a big fan of Bullock, but I couldn't help but feel overjoyed that she's found her Mr. Right. She hasn't flaunted her relationship like some celebs. Good for you, Sandra, and many happy years to come.
Deb Ronning
Neshanic Station, N.J.
Marrying her "longtime boyfriend"? Your story says Sandra met Jesse in 2003 while taking her nephew on a tour of the Monster Garage set. This relationship is two years old. Perhaps it's a long-term one by Hollywood standards, but not by most others.
C. McCulley
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Too bad Jesse referred to the folks who cared enough to come to this celebration as "suckers." I thought Sandra had better taste.
Sandra Everest
Georgetown, Texas
Doesn't anyone know how to say no anymore? Jude Law's nanny Daisy Wright knew he was engaged to Sienna Miller and still jumped into bed with him. Nice professionalism, Daisy! You managed to skew the perception of the nanny profession and in the process helped cause chaos for the Law children, the very kids you were charged with caring for. And for what? Money and the Sunday Mirror? So in the end you slept with Jude Law and got paid for it, and we all know what that is called.
Jen Whittmore
Helena, Mont.
If Jude is so concerned about hurting Sienna, he should have thought about that before he gave the nanny a mindblowing bonus. Sienna has a lot going for herself and doesn't need Alfie.
Jennifer King
Modesto, Calif.
"River of Dreams" was an inspiring story of what a hands-on approach to nature can encourage in young people. What a wonderful contribution to society Bob Nixon of Earth Conservation Corps has made to help better both young people and the natural world. This article should cause parents, educators, politicians and others to step back and ask, "What's important for children and young people to achieve?" Thank you, PEOPLE, for bringing stories like this to national attention.
Linda Sharp
Dayton, Ohio
I'm grasping for some clarity here: In your story "A Happier Tune," Carnie Wilson says she was unwilling to take medication for her postpartum depression because she worried about the side effects. Yet, she claims that medication can help us live a happier life. Is Carnie speaking from experience or is she just afraid to rock the boat?
Amy Sullivan
Sunnyvale, Calif.
This was a fabulous article. I won't hesitate to hire a tutor to help with my son's math when it gets beyond me. And why wouldn't I want to hire someone to help with teaching a sport I can't play?
Lahaina, Hawaii
After I read this story, I was outraged. It's bad enough some parents let TVs or computers raise their children, but to hire a stranger to share in their child's special moments such as learning to ride a bike is just shameful. Do they really want their child's precious memory to be with a total stranger?
Papillion, Neb.
updated 08/22/2005 AT 01:00 AM EDT
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Wittenberg University Alumna Named Miami Valley Teacher of the Year
Alumni Success
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio - Danielle Romine, a 1994 graduate of Wittenberg University, is enjoying her summer vacation after a memorable school year in which she was named "Miami Valley Teacher of the Year." Romine, a fifth-grade teacher for 10 years at Medway Elementary in Tecumseh Local School District, holds a bachelor's degree in...
Professors Honored by Regional Education Association
Faculty Excellence
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Two faculty members at Wittenberg University, Pamela Schindler, professor of management, and Lowell Monke, assistant professor of education, were honored earlier this month at the annual Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) conference for excellence in teaching. The SOCHE event honored 45...
Entreprenurial Alumnus Honored by Univeristy with Prestigious Fellow Award
Alumni Success
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio - The Springfield-Wittenberg Teacher Institute offers mini-grants for teachers to support action research in the classroom. This innovative approach to the decline in budgets within the school system allows teachers to apply for mini-grants up to $500 for projects that document student social and academic gains. The grant...


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Biosimilars Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Biosimilars (otherwise termed follow-on-biologics, or FOBs for short) stand for the versions of biopharmaceuticals, which have the resembling but not identical parent molecule, and are created either by living organisms or from living micro-organisms by way of rDNA (recombinant DNA) or supervised gene expression technologies. The approval of Biosimilars occurs via strictly defined regulatory paths based on whether FOBs have shown comparability with their reference substance.
The worldwide Biosimilars Market is anticipated to surpass a EUR 14.9bn mark by end 2018. The major drivers encompass cost efficiency of biosimilars versus their high-priced analogues, the enlarging thirst for biotechnology drugs, imminent biotech drugs' patent expiries, the planet's aging population, and the rising frequency of critical illnesses. The illustrious actors on the global Biosimilars stage encompass Biocon, Intas Biopharmaceuticals, Cipla, Biopartners, Hospira, Wockhardt, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Sandoz International, amidst others.
The Catalogue's research reports offer world, region and nation-wise analyses of the Biosimilars Market development over various time periods. The researches are lavish with discussions of the Biosimilars Industry growth rate, structure and capacity. The market trends, growth obstacles/stimulators, key products and those in R&D stage, and more issues are studied in the reports. Additionally, the research reports indicate and profile the leading players and hoped-for entrants, and offer market projections and forecasts.
... . However, the biosimilar versions of these drugs are expected to witness precipitous growth owing to their low cost. As per RNCOS report "EPO Biosimilars - The ... segmented into biologic and biosimilar erythropoietin markets. The report also highlights the various biologic and biosimilar erythropoietin drugs currently available ...Aug, 2016 45 pages
... of biosimilars is growing. Aruvian Research analyzes the global biosimilars industry in its research report Analyzing the Global Biosimilars Industry 2016. In this research report, we analyze what biosimilars are ... nature of biosimilars and the types of biologics available and role of biosimilars are also analyzed, along with the importance of biosimilars and a comparison between biosimilars and ...Jul, 2016 285 pages
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... on the latest events that have the potential to shape the oncology biosimilars market. Topics covered include opinions about data from Sandoz ... drive down prices to unsustainable levels and cause the biosimilars market in the US to fail? Update Bulletins include expert insight and analysis based on FirstWord ...Feb, 2016
Competitor Analysis: PTH Receptor Agonists 2016 and Teriparatide Biosimilars and Biosuperiors This Competitive Intelligence report titled PTH Receptor Agonists 2016 and Teriparatide Biosimilars and Biosuperiors" provides a competitor evaluation in the field of protein- and peptide-based agonists of the parathyroid hormone (PTH) receptor ...Feb, 2016 32 pages
Competitor Analysis: Anti-VEGF/R Biosimilars and Biosuperiors of Avastin, Cyramza, Eylea and Lucentis – a 2016 Update The Competitive Intelligence Report Anti-VEGF/R Biosimilars and Biosuperiors of Avastin, Cyramza, Eylea and Lucentis – a 2016 Update" provides a competitor evaluation in the field ...Feb, 2016 46 pages
... to accept biosimilars of proven targeted treatments. So what do pharma companies need to do to increase confidence and ensure uptake of biosimilars in this toughest of markets? Biosimilars in Oncology: KOL Insight spells out the concerns about equivalence, evidence and endpoints with insights into the current ...Jan, 2016
... significant regulatory progress has been made in recent years, clarity is distinctly lacking on certain issues, such as interchangeability and naming. FirstWord's Biosimilars: Regulatory Outlook provides insight and opinion on why. This 64 page report gives in-depth and candid views on what eight industry and biosimilar experts ...Nov, 2015
... Biosimilars Market Impact of Biosimilars in US Market Impact of Reimbursement Policies on US Biosimilars Market Zarxio: First Approved Biosimilar in US US Biosimilar Clinical Pipeline By Company, Indication & Phase US Biosimilar Clinical Pipeline: 104 Biosimilars Marketed Biosimilars: 1 Biosimilar ...Feb, 2016 330 pages
... drugs also increase leading to increase in biosimilars market. The global market for the biosimilars is segmented into different product types by technology and application. Each of these ... and comprehensive analysis of biosimilars market Regulations for biosimilars play a vital role as they maintain a balance between original & biosimilar products. Currently the geographic biosimilar market is segmented into ...Aug, 2015 86 pages
... with Celltrion-NK Remicade biosimilar in 2014/2015 in the Japan pharma market demonstrated more flexibility for EU- Ex-Japan data by JP regulatory ... specialty therapy area- like ophthalmology BS (Lucentis), Enzyme therapy BS (JCR) In this report, we attempt to analyze trend/requirement of regulatory approval of ...Jan, 2016 101 pages
The Global Biosimilars Sales 2015 Market Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the Biosimilars market. The report provides a basic overview of the Biosimilars industry ... the global Biosimilars market size (volume and value), and the sales segment market is also discussed by product type, application and region. The major Biosimilars market (including ...Dec, 2015 162 pages
... Biosimilar (Insulin) - Competitive Landscape and Market & Pipeline Analysis, 2016" discusses the global insulin biosimilar industry. Report analyzes that Insulin and Insulin Biosimilars ...Feb, 2016 79 pages
... European biosimilars market. "Europe Biosimilars Market Opportunity Outlook 2020" Report Highlight: Europe Biosimilars Market Outlook Europe Biosimilars Market Trend Analysis by Country Introduction of Biosimilars in European Market by Segment Clinical & Non Clinical Guidelines Europe Biosimilar ...Nov, 2015 310 pages
... data about changing market trends, competition and opportunities in biosimilars market are provided in the ... market dynamics Identification of key investment pockets in the biosimilars market would help the stakeholders in making informed decisions Key Deliverables Global biosimilars/follow-on-biologics market ...Sep, 2015 120 pages
... Regulations around approval biosimilars in the US An overview of global biosimilar market Case study on the US approval of Zarxio (Biosimilar of Amgen's ... Business Portfolio Planning Strategic/Business Analysis Business Development Licensing Technical Analysis Portfolio Management/Planning Project Management ...Sep, 2015
Filgrastim & Pegfilgrastim Biosimilars & Biosuperiors 2015 – a G-CSF & GM-CSF Competitor Analysis The Competitive Intelligence report Filgrastim & Pegfilgrastim Biosimilars & Biosuperiors 2015 – a G-CSF & GM-CSF Competitor Analysis describes product ... G-CSF products represent an attractive market size for biosimilar proteins in regulated markets. Biosimilar filgrastim products have already been introduced into the the ...Jul, 2015 76 pages
2015 Global Biosimilars Industry Report is a professional and in-depth research report on the world's major regional market conditions of the Biosimilars industry, focusing on the main regions ... with: 1.) basic information; 2.) the Asia Biosimilars industry; 3.) the North American Biosimilars industry; 4.) the European Biosimilars industry; 5.) market entry and investment feasibility; and ...Jul, 2015 170 pages
... biosimilars into the U.S., which happens to be the largest market for biopharmaceuticals. This report provides a comprehensive overview of the size of biosimilars' market, the segmentation of the market ...Aug, 2015 271 pages
... the future of the biosimilars market A Report for the Entire Industry The biosimilars market is evolving quickly, making Future of Biosimilars 2015 a must-read reference not only for those working in biosimilars competitive intelligence ...Jun, 2015 120 pages
... market will at some point provide a secondary benchmark for biosimilar developers, physicians, patients and payers, when data from a much anticipated 500-patient switching study ... in the EU5 the following questions this week… Has your view towards current/future usage of biosimilar TNF inhibitors become more ...Jun, 2015
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... latest Chinese guidance for development, evaluation, license approval of biosimilars, Latest Chinese Guidance for Development, Evaluation, License Approval of Biosimilars provided a comprehensive and thorough knowledge of the latest Chinese guidance for development, evaluation, license approval of biosimilars ...May, 2015 48 pages
The report provides in-depth information on technologicial platforms being developed for monoclonal antibodies and how they have been improvised for biosimilar development. Also various issues pertaining to manufacturing of biosimilars have been highlighted with possible solutions to to address the hurdles.Jan, 2015 64 pages
... for. FirstWord polled US-based oncologists on this issue, among others, following the ODAC meeting in January (see Physician Views Poll Results: Positive FDA sentiment for biosimilar Neupogen shared by oncologists). While Zarxio is a trailblazer in the ...Mar, 2015
... physician sentiment to the CMS guidance. In our first poll, focused on Part B reimbursement, we are asking oncologists… How effective they expect the CMS reimbursement guidance to be in incentivising physicians ... of 'de-facto' interchangeability via CMS guidance Their view on interchangeability status for ...Apr, 2015
... from some leading investment banks claiming that biosimilars in the US are on the cusp of greatness. Biosimilars: US Payer Perspectives provides a much needed tonic to perhaps the overly optimistic sentiment that has seeped into the discussions about the US biosimilars opportunity ...Apr, 2015
Competitor Analysis: The rapeutic Antibodies 2015: Biosimilars & Biosuperiors This Competitive Intelligence Report about The rapeutic Antibodies 2015: Biosimilars & Biosuperiors provides a competitor ...Apr, 2015 414 pages
... , Spain and Italy, Medical Affairs Reputations (EU5): Biosimilar mAbs in Inflammatory Disorders offers insights on how Medical Affairs teams from companies developing and marketing biosimilar anti-TNF monoclonal ... , Spain, the UK; EU5 – biosimilar mAb developers and companies marketing branded mAbs require solid evidence upon which to base medical affairs' strategy for their ...Feb, 2015
... the biosimilar industry do to help its cause? This report identifies the issues that payers identify as critical to the continued growth and adoption of biosimilars. Biosimilars: European Payer Perspectives is informed with candid insights of 15 European payers from the five leading European markets ...Jan, 2016
Biosimilars (Rheumatoid Arthritis) - Forecast and Market Analysis to 2023 SUMMARY Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease which causes inflammation and deformity of the ... Overview of Rheumatoid Arthritis, including epidemiology, etiology, symptoms, diagnosis, pathology and treatment guidelines as well as an overview on the competitive landscape. Detailed information on Biosimilars including ...Dec, 2014 82 pages
2015 Deep Research Report on Global Biologics and Biosimilars Industry is a professional and ... analysis, investment return analysis, and development trend analysis. In conclusion, it is a deep research report on Global Biologics and Biosimilars industry. Here, we express ...Feb, 2015 170 pages
Competitor Analysis: Her2 Antibodies 2015 - Biosimilars and Biosuperiors of Herceptin This Competitive Intelligence Report about Her2 Antibodies 2015 - Biosimilars and ... and make out about 81% of the franchise sale. Therefore, the Her2 antibody market is not only highly attractive for biosimilar developments ...Feb, 2015 64 pages
Competitor Analysis: VEGF & VEGF-R Antibodies 2015 – Biosimilars and Biosuperiors of Avastin and Lucentis This Competitive Intelligence Report about VEGF and VEGF-R ... more cancer and eye disease indications. The commercial success of the VEGF antibodies and the expiry of patent protection has laid the ground ...Feb, 2015 79 pages
... "Global Biosimilar Market: Trends & Opportunities (2015 Edition)" analyzes the global biologics market, with exhaustive discussion on demand of Biosimilars with increase in patent expiry of innovator drugs. The key market ... titled "The Global Biosimilar Market: Trends & Opportunities (2014-2018)" provides an in-depth analysis of the growing Biosimilar Market with detailed analysis of market sizing and growth, market share and ...Jan, 2015 80 pages
... Japan biosimilar market. Consolidation activities are in place for biosimilar entry by a couple of big players (Daiichi-Sankyo, KHK), JP Innovator+ GE companies (Meiji, Fujifilm, Nippon Kayaku, Mochida, and Kissei ...Jan, 2015 65 pages
... have historically had minimal opportunity to leverage discounts from an oligopolistic ... well established players, it remains to be seen how comfortable physicians would be using a 'biosimilar' insulin developed by ... as 'interchangeable' with branded Lantus). Similarly, what percentage of patients would you be ...Nov, 2014
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PharmaSphere: Regulatory Frameworks and Product Pipelines in the Global Biosimilars Market SUMMARY GlobalData's report, 'PharmaSphere: Regulatory Frameworks and Product Pipelines in the Global Biosimilars Market', provides strategic analysis of the global biosimilars industry. It discusses key market trends, regulatory requirements ...Jun, 2014 173 pages
... , the FDA published new guidance on the requirements for developing biosimilars for the US market – specifically focused on clinical pharmacology requirements ... , but potentially how they are used by physicians. In light of the FDA's new guidance, FirstWord is polling US-based oncologists and rheumatologists ...May, 2014
... , to legal challenges and questions about its profitability, The Future of Biosimilars: Mapping Critical Uncertainties and the Impact of Future Events provides ... and most up-to-date access to recent and future events in the biosimilars market, including battles being waged over policy, regulatory, intellectual ...May, 2014 125 pages
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Psychology Department
Overview and Goals
Psychology is the study of thought, action, and emotion in humans and in nonhuman animals. The Department offers a broad range of courses that encourage students to critically analyze why individuals think, act, and feel in the ways they do. Students majoring in psychology often plan to pursue further education in graduate school in psychology or related disciplines, but others use this education as a springboard into medical school, law school, occupational-therapy school, physical-therapy school, or business.
A fundamental goal of the Department is to familiarize students with the various techniques used in modern social-science research; toward this aim, the Department offers laboratory resources to facilitate the generation of student-managed research projects. Many students engage in individualized inquires into topics of personal interest. This exploration frequently results in research collaboration with faculty members.
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Opportunities for students
The Department seeks to provide a variety of opportunities for students to learn about psychology. Students can join faculty in research projects, or faculty will work with students who want to complete their own projects. Internship opportunities are available with several area institutions, including the LSU medical center.
Our Psychology Club and Psi Chi chapter, the national honor society in psychology, organizes student activities, including movie nights, practice GRE sessions, and informational meetings about graduate schools and career opportunities. We also have a paid research assistancehip position within the department to professionally-relevant experience.
Laboratories are available for a variety of research work. Behavioral labs are equipped with one-way mirrors, video taping and editing equipment, computers, and physiological response measures. One of our labs houses an eyetracking device for conducting visual search studies. There are also two dedicated computer labs equipped for conducting a variety of research studies.


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How has being a dad changed you?
It's the greatest experience I've ever had in my life and every day that goes by I wonder why I waited so long. We can't wait to have more.
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Only one reason: I wanted the dudes that watch the show to know that therapy is a good thing. A lot of guys are like, "I don't need therapy." I do see a shrink and I don't have a problem with it. The whole world should be in therapy and whoever isn't should definitely investigate it because they're missing out on life.
Blow Out definitely isn't short on drama. What can we expect from the new season?
I look at Blow Out kind of like Rocky. I think it's like the American dream – I'm a little bit crazy and I don't let anything get in my way. I don't mind if they show me yelling and screaming and kicking, because that's what it takes to make it happen. That's what the third season is about – living out your fantasy.
You've described yourself as a high-school dropout who grew up on the streets. How did that shape you?
Unfortunately, I thought being a rebellious teenager – cutting classes, hanging out and going to the beach – was the easy way. I learned later in life that it's not. I'm such an overachiever now to catch up. Today, I know better. I'm a fighter – I don't quit, ever.
Would you say you're a perfectionist?
I don't believe in half-ass anything – there's no point. I'm definitely a little off the Richter scale in that respect. I never want to lose that passion and need for perfection.
What do you do to relax?
Golf is definitely a safe haven for me – it's my form of spirituality. Life for me is about my family, hair and golf. Other than that, everything else is along for the ride.
You've worked with a lot of celebrities – Madonna, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt. Whose hair would you love to get your hands on?
Hillary Clinton. I've always wanted to rock her out a little bit, only because she can handle it. I wouldn't mind mixing it up with Donald Trump either. I think after an hour with me he would be a different human being.