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SUNY Upstate introduces new bachelor's degree program to meet growing demand for research lab technologists
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – SUNY Upstate Medical University will introduce a new bachelor's degree program in medical biotechnology this fall. The degree program is aimed at providing the skills and training for what experts say is a growing need for medical biotechnologists.
In a recent survey, the College of Health Professions at SUNY Upstate found that demand from universities and industries in the region for medical biotechnologists is strong and growing, said Linda Miller, Ph.D., who directs the new program. Citing a U.S. Department of Labor report, the number of jobs in biotechnology is projected to increase by 30 percent through 2010 in New York State, Miller said. This new degree program complements the bachelor's and master's degree in medical technology the college has offered for many years.
"Careers in medical biotechnology, whose focus is on research and development of pharmaceutical drugs, vaccines, and biological agents, have become popular in academic and industrial settings," Miller said.
Molecular biology, an integral part of the medical biotechnology curriculum, is the foundation of many different scientific disciplines, including biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, and immunology. Students in the medical biotechnology program will learn current molecular techniques such as PCR (polymerase chain reaction), DNA isolation and gene transformation.
The program integrates traditional medical technology courses into a specialized biotechnology curriculum, and requires completion of two internships that may take place at research laboratories at SUNY Upstate's College of Graduate Studies or at other labs in New York.
Graduates specializing in medical biotechnology work with a team of individuals who conduct medical research in academic and industrial settings. In university labs, they assist scientists by performing experiments that are part of a research study. There are hundreds of medical research projects being conducted at SUNY Upstate alone. In industrial labs they help develop and manufacture pharmaceutical drugs or vaccines. Both settings are involved in research designed to treat or prevent human diseases such as heart disease, cancer, AIDS, genetic disease and many others.
The five-semester, upper-division bachelor's degree program will recruit students who already possess 60 semester hours of prerequisite courses. For primary recruitment, the college maintains active articulation agreements with several community colleges across the state. The Clinical Laboratory Science Department, under which the new medical biotechnology program is housed along with its long-established medical technology program seeks up to enroll 20 undergraduate students each fall, according to Miller.
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Justin Bieber to buy Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch?
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- August 12, 2013
JUSTIN Bieber reportedly thinks buying Michael Jackson's Neverland ranch is a "no-brainer".
The 19-year-old pop star currently resides in a $US6.2 million Calabasas, California mansion, but it is claimed he is looking to move out of the Los Angeles area as soon as possible.
The King of Pop's sprawling estate in the sleepy central California town of Los Olivos, California has been neglected since Jackson lost it in 2008, one year before his death.
Bieber is apparently eager to get his hands on the famous property and has sent his real estate team to check it out.
"Neverland is up for sale so it's a no-brainer for Justin, he would love to live there," a source told British newspaper the Sunday People.
"Michael Jackson is his idol. The only issue is that it is rundown and would need a fair amount of work."
Biebs has been embroiled in a series of scandals this year. He has been accused of speeding, spitting in people's faces, being involved in fights and other raucous behaviour.
His loved ones are reportedly urging him to take it easy.
"Justin has been caught up in a fair amount of trouble lately so the best thing is for him to get out of central LA and live a quieter life," the source said.
"His team genuinely fear for him and want him to calm down and be happy. They've found the ideal solution, which is to move him to a ranch hours out of the city where he won't be constantly hounded."

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Dunkin' Donuts announced Thursday that it has signed yet another agreement to bring its stores back to Iowa.
The latest agreement places 12 new restaurants in the Sioux City and Omaha area. The new Savoureux Corporation stores are expected to open in 2013.
Savoureux Corporation is led by NFL greats and former University of Nebraska football players Kris Brown and Zach Wiegert.
The move follows earlier announcements of 12 stores across central Iowa in November and then eight more stores planned in Des Moines that were announced on Jan. 9.
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Set between two plateaus, this Alpine aquatic centre by German firm Auer Weber features wide crescent-shaped windows overlooking the piste of popular ski resort Courchevel (+ slideshow). More »
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Herzog & de Meuron completes a mountain-top restaurant around a cable-car station
Architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron has reframed the cable-car station on the top of Switzerland's Chäserrugg mountain by enveloping it within a wooden restaurant building (+ slideshow). More »
Canadian Freezeway could become
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Toronto design studio Jacknife has developed prototypes for a range of recreational ice skates inspired by traditional leather models. More »
Sweco Architects modernises Swedish ski jumps
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Lights illuminate the plunging outlines of the two Lugnet Ski Jumps, newly restored by Swedish studio Sweco Architects with glass and steel edging (+ slideshow). More »
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien complete
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Patterns referencing the footwork of figure skaters decorate the underside of a roof sheltering this ice rink in Brooklyn, New York, designed by American firm Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects. More »
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Japanese studio Design Spirits refurbished this cafe at a ski resort in Hokkaido by inserting timber lattice partitions. More »
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ASHLAND -- Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director Bill Rauch has been named a United States Artists Fellow.
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The fellowship program was created to showcase the value of artists to society.
Rauch says he will share the grant with Allison Carey, co-founder of the Cornerstone Theater Company. They will use the money to write a history of the group, which put on classic plays in small towns using local people in the cast before settling in Los Angeles.
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FOR YEARS, GOLFERS AT THE Shady Oaks Country Club in Fort Worth routinely fell apart on the 9th and 18th holes. According to club lore, it wasn't the difficult terrain that did them in. It was the knowledge that Ben Hogan, perhaps the greatest player ever to swing a club, was watching from his favorite table in the clubhouse.
Last Friday night, July 25, the table bore a hand-lettered place card that read: "In Honor of Mr. Hogan, This Table Is Reserved." Hogan, 84, fighting Alzheimer's and cancer, had died that morning. He hadn't played competitively since 1971, but he was far from forgotten. "Golf," says Jack Nicklaus, "has lost the best shotmaker the game has ever seen."
And perhaps the most courageous. In 1949, after a near-fatal automobile collision, doctors told him he'd be lucky to walk again. After the accident, Hogan played just a few tournaments a year. But, in what a golf correspondent for The New York Times called "one of the most outstanding feats in the annals of sports," he won the 1950 U.S. Open. His 63 victories—including the Masters, the U.S. Open, the PGA Championship and the British Open—rank him third all-time behind Sam Snead and Nicklaus. "He asked no quarter and he gave none," says Byron Nelson, 85, another links legend.
Hogan was born in Stephenville, Texas, the son of a blacksmith who committed suicide when Ben was 9. He learned to play while caddying for 65 cents a round. Perhaps because of his hapless childhood, he grew into a famously private and taciturn man. When Nick Faldo, a three-time Masters champion, flew to Fort Worth a few years back to ask the master for insight on how to win the U.S. Open, Hogan reportedly advised: "Shoot the lowest score."
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Fred and Janice Cart of Iota are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Megan Mari Cart, to Derek Robert Chachere, son of Robert and Donna Chachere of Eunice.
Miss Cart is the daughter of the late Phyllis Cart of Iota and the granddaughter of Jeanette Fabacher, the late F.N. Fabacher, Nora Mae Cart and the late Albert Cart.
She is a graduate of Iota High School and is currently attending McNeese State University where she plans to graduate in May with a Bachelors degree in Nursing. She is employed at American Legion Hospital.
Mr. Chachere is the grandson of Mannie Bollich and the late Delia Bollich, Madelon Chachere and the late Eldon Chachere, all of Eunice.
He is a graduate of the National EMS Academy where he received his EMT Basic Certificate. He is currently employed with Acadian Ambulance.
The couple will exchange vows during a 7 p.m. ceremony on Friday, November 21 at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Eunice.


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From the Departments of Medicine (Drs Sweeney and Wiss) and Pediatrics (Dr Wiss), Division of Dermatology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester; and the Department of Pediatrics, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis Children's Hospital, St Louis, Mo (Dr Mallory).
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Tinea pedis and tinea manuum in children are more common than previously recognized. Clinical presentations of dermatophyte infections may vary in children and may be difficult to diagnose.
To show the necessity of potassium hydroxide preparations and/or fungal cultures in assessing suspicious cases of cellulitis in children who may have dermatophyte infections.
We describe 4 children with inflammatory tinea pedis or tinea manuum who were initially misdiagnosed as having bacterial cellulitis.
A potassium hydroxide examination was performed on 3 patients. Fungal cultures were performed on 2 patients.
Inflammatory/bullous dermatophyte infections were detected by potassium hydroxide examination in all 4 patients and all 4 children successfully responded to topical antifungal therapy.
These cases demonstrate that inflammatory tinnea pedis/manuum can masquerade as cellulitis in children. Early potassium hydroxide examination can allow appropriate antifungal treatment to be initiated before fungal culture results are finalized.
TINEA PEDIS and tinea manuum were thought to be rare cutaneous infections in prepubertal children.1,2 More recent reports in the dermatologic literature suggest that dermatophyte infections of the feet and hands are more common in children than previously recognized.3,4 The clinical presentation of superficial fungal infections in children may be varied, nonspecific, and somewhat confusing.5
We describe 4 children with tinea pedis or tinea manuum who were initially misdiagnosed as having bullous impetigo with bacterial cellulitis. The correct diagnosis was made after a potassium hydroxide (KOH) examination was performed. These patients are described to encourage pediatricians to perform KOH preparations and/or fungal cultures in suspicious cases of cellulitis in children.
A 6-year-old white male visited his pediatrician with a 1-day history of a painful and pruritic enlarging blister with surrounding erythema and edema on the right plantar foot. He was treated with oral amoxicillin–clavulanic acid for presumed mild cellulitis. After 3 days of taking oral antibiotics, there was no improvement. A pediatric surgeon performed incision and drainage of the lesion but the blister promptly recurred. Three days later, the patient was seen in the emergency department of Children's Hospital (Boston, Mass). He was diagnosed as having refractory bacterial cellulitis and scheduled for hospital admission for intravenous antibiotics. A bacterial culture was performed and complete blood cell count revealed no evidence of eosinophilia. Just prior to his hospitalization, he was referred to the dermatology clinic, where a physical examination revealed an afebrile young boy with a 2-cm bulla surrounded by erythema and microvesicles on the right plantar foot (Figure 1 and Figure 2). A KOH examination was performed.
Bulla with surrounding erythema on the right plantar foot.
Closer view of bulla seen in Figure 1 with surrounding microvesicles.
An 8-year-old white female was seen in the dermatology clinic at St Louis Children's Hospital (St Louis, Mo) with a 12-month history of a 1- to 2-cm recurrent lesion on her foot. According to her parents, the lesion appeared as a blister, became swollen and tender, and then resolved spontaneously, with episodes occurring approximately every month. The family history revealed recurrent bouts of herpes labialis in both parents and a tinea pedis infection in the patient's father. On physical examination, a 1.5-cm bulla with surrounding erythema and edema was present on the left lateral foot (Figure 3). The differential diagnoses included herpes simplex infection, inflammatory tinea pedis, and bullous impetigo with cellulitis. A KOH examination and fungal and viral cultures were performed.
Bulla with surrounding erythema and edema on the left lateral foot.
A 6-year-old white female was brought to the dermatology clinic at St Louis Children's Hospital with a several-week history of blisters on her left palm. The blisters appeared first, followed by lymphangitic streaking. Individual blisters healed but new ones promptly formed in the same areas. Outpatient treatment with oral erythromycin, oral cephalexin, topical polymixin B sulfate/Bacitracin zinc ointment, and topical mupirocin for presumed bullous impetigo with cellulitis and lymphangitis resulted in minimal improvement. On physical examination, the girl was afebrile and had a 4-cm collection of vesicles and bullae with crusting on the thenar eminence (Figure 4). Surrounding erythema extended onto the forearm. There was no evidence of tinea pedis. Viral, bacterial, and fungal cultures were performed.
Vesicles and bullae on the thenar eminence of the left hand.
A 10-year-old white female was hospitalized at St Louis Children's Hospital for presumed bacterial or herpetic cellulitis on the plantar surface of the right foot. She was treated with intravenous antibiotics and intravenous acyclovir for 1 week, with minimal improvement. Dermatology consultation was obtained. A physical examination demonstrated a 3-cm annular collection of vesicles with surrounding erythema (Figure 5). A KOH examination was performed.
Annular collection of vesicles with surrounding erythema on the right plantar foot.
The KOH preparation revealed multiple branched hyphae. A fungal culture was not obtained. He was diagnosed as having inflammatory/bullous tinea pedis and treated with 1% naftifine hydrochloride cream twice daily on an outpatient basis, with improvement of symptoms within 3 days. Review of histopathologic studies of a skin sample obtained during the incision and drainage procedure revealed vesiculopustular dermatitis with hyphal elements in the stratum corneum, consistent with tinea pedis.
The viral culture was negative. Hyphae were revealed by KOH preparation and the fungal culture demonstrated Trichophyton rubrum. The patient was treated with 2% miconazole nitrate cream twice daily, with prompt resolution.
The viral and bacterial cultures were negative for organisms. A fungal culture grew T rubrum. She was treated with 1% terbinafine hydrochloride cream twice daily, with complete resolution. The patient is a gymnast and frequently works out using the parallel bars, possibly exposing her to dermatophytes.
The KOH preparation revealed multiple hyphae. A fungal culture was not obtained. The patient was diagnosed as having inflammatory/bullous tinea pedis. All antibiotics were discontinued. She was treated with 1% terbinafine hydrochloride cream twice daily, with complete resolution.
Tinea pedis may be more common in young children than previously believed.3,5 Recent reports stress the importance of performing KOH examinations and fungal cultures in pediatric patients with foot dermatitis.6,7 Kearse and Miller3 described 15 children (2-13 years old) with presumed foot dermatitis; 8 of those patients were found to have dermatophyte infections, identified with KOH preparations.
Although the clinical features of tinea pedis may be similar to those seen in adults with interdigital erythema and scaling, signs of dermatophyte infection in children are often nonspecific and mimic other conditions, such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, dyshidrotic eczema, juvenile plantar dermatosis, impetigo, herpetic infection, and cellulitis.1,4,5 Vesicles and bullae may also be more common in children with tinea pedis.8 Terragni et al7 found that in a study of 80 children younger than 14 years with tinea pedis, 64% of patients had vesicular lesions. In addition, asymmetric involvement of the hands and feet or lesions resistant to antibiotic treatment may indicate a fungal infection. A recent case report described 5 children with unilateral inflammatory plantar lesions (blisters) as a manifestation of tinea pedis.9
Unfortunately, many physicians may not consider a dermatophyte infection on initial examination of these children. Consequently, cases of tinea pedis are often misdiagnosed. We report 4 cases of inflammatory/bullous tinea pedis or tinea manuum that were mistaken for bacterial or herpetic cellulitis. In the first case, a young boy underwent a surgical procedure and was almost hospitalized for parenteral antibiotic treatment of refractory cellulitis before the correct diagnosis was discovered. Similarly, patient 4 was treated unsuccessfully with a week of parenteral antibiotics (including acyclovir) before a KOH preparation was performed.
The KOH preparation is simple, inexpensive, efficient, and widely available to all physicians. By gently scraping the infected skin or blister roof with a sterile scalpel blade, a KOH mount can be easily prepared on a glass slide with 1 to 2 drops of 10% KOH. The sample is then examined under the microscope for the presence of hyphae. Although an inexperienced physician may have some difficulty identifying hyphae, most clinical laboratories can perform a standard KOH preparation or calcofluor white on scrapings sent in a sterile container. T rubrum, Trichophyton mentagrophytes, and, less commonly, Epidermophyton floccosum are the most common dermatophytes isolated in tinea pedis.9
Superficial dermatophyte infections of the skin typically respond well to a variety of topical antifungal agents, including clotrimazole, econazole, oxiconazole, miconazole, terbinafine, and naftifine applied to the affected areas twice daily for 2 to 4 weeks.10,11 The duration of treatment may be ultimately determined by continuing topical application for 1 week after the clinical signs and symptoms have completely resolved.10 Adjunctive measures to promote healing include Burow solution compresses to dry out vesicles and topical corticosteroid creams to alleviate severe pruritus associated with inflammation.10 Systemic agents are usually reserved for patients with hair or nail involvement.11 The choice of therapy may depend primarily on the cost and availability of a particular medication.
Dermatophytes can live on surfaces and in the soil for years. It is somewhat difficult to know when a patient may no longer spread infection after treatment is initiated. Thus, preventative measures, such as changing footwear frequently, drying feet well after bathing (especially between toes), refraining from sharing articles of clothing, and appropriately treating friends and family members of affected patients, can be very helpful in minimizing risks of exposure and reinfection.11
These patients have been described with the goal of encouraging physicians to recognize that inflammatory/bullous dermatophyte infections can masquerade as cellulitis in children. A KOH preparation revealing hyphae can allow antifungal treatment to be initiated long before fungal culture results are finalized, thus expediting the recovery process.
Accepted for publication July 18, 2002.
Corresponding author: Susan M. Sweeney, MD, Division of Dermatology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Hahnemann Campus, 281 Lincoln St, Worcester, MA 01605 (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com).
Inflammatory tinea pedis/manuum can be difficult to diagnose in children, as it may mimic several other skin conditions, including cellulitis. Pediatricians who consider fungal infection as a possible cause of vesicles and bullae are more likely to perform a KOH examination or fungal culture. In this manner, children with inflammatory tinea pedis/manuum can receive antifungal treatment early in the course of the disease, thus expediting the recovery process.
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The pair, who had only been dating for about two months, applied for a marriage license last Thursday. According to court documents, the athletes were arguing over whether to wed in Florida or Washington State.
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With 90 retailers currently housed within its 909,000 square foot facility, the Lycoming Mall has significantly grown since its original opening in 1978.
The rural landscape offered plenty of land use for the construction of the mall, according to general manager Carol Smith.
The mall opened first with Hess's, a department store, in 1978 prior to the official opening of the rest of the mall in November of the same year.
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The Lycoming Mall has continued to grow in its 30 years, bringing in big box retail
stores to augment smaller stores and shops, some of which have been there since the mall's early years.
One of the main features shoppers and onlookers from the highway will notice is the 100 ft. Hadany Arch, designed by Israeli native Israel Hadany in 1977.
The "welcoming arch" has an almost contortionist-like design to it as it seems to bend and move with each angle.
"Every single angle it changes," said Courtney Stroup, marketing director.
In addition, the goings-on within the mall itself has been growing over a number of years.
With its recent additions of Burlington Coat Factory, Borders, Dicks, Hollister and Old Navy, consumer traffic has increased, particularly among teenagers, according to Stroup.
The new stores, according to Stroup, have not hindered the sales of retail "veterans." Rather, they are taking advantage of the new stores as well as using the convenience of the older retail stores that are located within the facility.
"Sales aren't being taken away from other stores," Stroup said. "The pie is getting bigger, (so to speak)."
Stroup and Smith have found that shoppers are able to balance their shopping more effectively.
"Competition isn't always a bad thing," Smith said.
With the mall's most recent addition of big box stores, Smith said that no sort of expansion is being looked at right now.
"We're working pretty well with what we have," Smith added.
There is always room for more, however.
Smith said the retail leasing department of the mall is always looking for new places in new spaces.
According to Stroup, retailers do their own marketing and look at the population and demographics of the area to see their potential success rate.
"The market (of the area) dictates whether or not they come here," Stroup said. "But (the leasing department) is always looking to keep up with the industry."
A lot of places, Stroup added, look for co-tenancy. Meaning, one store won't come to the area if another isn't installed as well.
With the recent downturn in the economy, Stroup and Smith said the mall hasn't seen any particular decline in sales.
While traffic has been down, the amount of shopping and money spent is well-maintained.
Also, with no stores or big projects imminent, there economic state of the mall has not been largely effected.
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The leasing department looks to the needs of the consumers and the community as it evolves and changes, Stroup said.
The mall has plenty to offer, and its location provides accessibility to several areas within and outside the county.
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With the election of Ariel Sharon, the demonization of the new Israeli leader
is proceeding apace. No one denies that the complex Mr. Sharon has had a
controversial history, a national hero on the one hand during the Yom Kippur
War, a censored Minister during the Lebanon War.
For many Israelis, the past six months have been the most disillusioning in
the history of the country. Many of the assumptions of those eager for peace
have been challenged, if not destroyed. Israel had its most generous peacemaker
in Ehud Barak, who offered more to his Palestinian counterpart than anyone
before him, and got only violence for his efforts. Israelis told us by their
votes that they want a different kind of negotiator, especially after the
lessons of recent times. They want a leader who drives a hard bargain, making an
effort to lower expectations of the other side. As a result of the current
crisis, they want a leader who will demand reciprocity from the other side. That
means real change to demonstrate in fact that the Palestinians are ready to live
in peace with Israel, to educate their people to accept peace with the Israel,
and to ensure that terrorists and others engaging in violence against Israel
find no haven with them. If they believe over time that Sharon is not working
hard enough to make peace possible, he will lose support.
All of this speaks to the great differences between Israeli and Palestinian
societies, differences which have a real impact on the process of peacemaking.
With the media feeding the public a Sharon who is a hawk with a checkered past
-- and worse, buying into the Arab propaganda that his election tolls the end of
the peace process --the real story of the last six months is not the differences
between Barak and Sharon, but those between any Israeli leader and Yasir Arafat.
Whether one is on the left or right of the Israeli political spectrum, all stand
for a democratic political system, accepting the will of the people, observing
the supremacy of the rule of law, and seeking to reach accommodations and peace
with one's neighbors through negotiations. Unfortunately, none of these obtain
in the case of Arafat. Democracy, the rule of law, and negotiations without
violence, are all foreign, if not anathema, to his leadership.
Certainly, there is legitimate interest in what policies Sharon will pursue.
But what we learned from the Barak experience is that what Arafat and the
Palestinians will do is more important. Will they educate their population to
peace? Will they begin to accept that legitimate peace can only come by
rejecting violence and terrorism as tools? Will they recognize that they must
make compromises and that what Israelis want to know is that in exchange for
concessions they are getting real security with peace?
There is no doubt that if eventually the Palestinians act on these questions
in a positive way, Prime Minister Sharon will act appropriately because the
people of Israel will insist that he do so. As a product of a democratic system
he must respond to the needs of the people he represents
For now, the Bush Administration would be wise to be understanding of an
Israel that has gone through the trauma of taking risks for peace with only bad
results. The last thing the region needs now is for the Palestinians to believe,
that after months of rejecting opportunities for peace and turning to violence,
they will be rewarded by the international community turning on Israel and its
new Prime Minister. That is the surest formula for greater Palestinian demands,
more Israeli alienation and greater crisis and violence.
The election of Ariel Sharon is no accident. It reflects the impact of
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The Avatar star, 33, rushed to the aid of an elderly woman who had reportedly gotten into a car accident in Culver City, Calif., on Wednesday.
"Zoe witnessed the car accident, and was very quick to help," says an onlooker. She "immediately got on the phone with 911 and she seemed very concerned."
Saldana and another passerby transported the woman – who was conscious but injured – from her car to the curb. There they called 911 and waited for police and paramedic attention on the scene.
The onlooker adds: "While waiting for help to arrive, Zoe returned to the woman's car and picked up the woman's handbag and sweater. Zoe was very caring and sweet to the woman."
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Fifteenth annual National Collegiate Sales Competition held at Kennesaw State, March 1-4
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Competition helps Fortune 500 companies connect with hundreds of students ranked among the best up-and-coming sales talent in the country
KENNESAW, Ga. (Feb. 22, 2013) — Every March, recruiters from Fortune 500 companies descend on the Kennesaw State University campus looking to hire their next sales stars. As sponsors of the National Collegiate Sales Competition, these companies get to hire students from the best sales programs participating in the world's largest collegiate sales competition
This year, more than 500 students from 68 universities will participate in the sales-call competition and exclusive sales career fair March 2 - 4.
"Some 75 percent of the students participating will get hired at the competition," said Terry Loe, director of the National Collegiate Sales Competition and the Center for Professional Selling at the Michael J. Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State. "A record number of schools will compete this year. The competition draws the best of the best and is a great recruitment tool for our corporate sponsors."
The 15th annual National Collegiate Sales Competition, the largest and oldest collegiate sales competition in the world and a recruiting marketplace for Fortune 500 and other companies.
- More than 500 undergraduate and graduate students from the top sales programs, representing 68 universities from the U.S., Canada and Europe, among them Florida State University, Baylor University, Elon University, Kennesaw State and Virginia Tech.
- More than 70 of the top sales faculty in the U.S. will serve as judges in the competition. More than 50 sponsor corporations, including ADP, FedEx, Samsung, AT&T and Xerox, will be there to recruit students for jobs.
Friday, March 1 - Monday, March 4.
Final four open to the public Monday, March 4, starting at 8:30 a.m.
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Weirdest Arizona Crime of the Week?
Some weeks just tend to bring out the criminal weirdness more than others, and this has been one of those weeks.
There's been a DPS officer accused of refusing to leave a women's restroom, a guy who was drunk-driving an electric cart at Walmart before swinging a knife at an employee, an alleged racist who chased day laborers with a bat, and a murder plot that grew to include the entire family as suspects.
Below, we'll list out some of the worst alleged crimes this week, and below that, vote for which one you think is the absolute worst.
Jeremiah Kuczynski, 19, started off his trip to a Walmart store in Mesa by driving the electric cart out of the store, then crashing into carts in the parking lot. A Walmart employee went out to the parking lot and asked that he please stop doing that, but Kuczynski hopped out of the electric cart and asked the employee if he wanted to get stabbed, according to police. He eventually swung a knife at that employee, according to the cops.
DPS officer Steven Svestka refused to leave the women's bathroom of a western bar in Florence, although it looks like Svestka wasn't being a pervert -- his wife was heaving into the toilet. However, sheriff's deputies had a hell of a time escorting Svestka and his Viking beard out of the bar, as he knocked over several bar patrons on his way out, and was disorderly in general, according to a report.
It's a little unusual for a 17-year-old girl to be a murder defendant, but it's even more unusual that her brother and mother are her co-defendants. Alysa Gibson was the third family member arrested for the murder of her father, Steven Gibson, even though the family's accused of hiring a teenage hitman to do the deed.
Gilbert resident Jamison Eaton shouted racial slurs at Hispanic day laborers outside a Phoenix Home Depot store as he chased them with a baseball bat, according to police. He was seen chasing them across McDowell Road during rush hour traffic, but eventually went back and sat in his truck in the parking lot, where police arrested him.
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Wigix is launching a promotion in January to reward its top three sellers. Wigix will determine the top-selling merchants from January 19 - March 31, 2009, and will match their gross sales. For example, if one of the top three sellers does $1,000 in merchandise sales on Wigix during that period, Wigix will give reward them with a matching gift of $1,000. The news is hot off the press, look for more information from Wigix in January.
In the meantime, Wigix has begun running monthly promotions to drive buyers to the site. This month, it will release ten Flip Mino video cameras for a special price of $99. Wigix conducted a similar promotion last month with the Wii game console.
Shoppers must be signed in and should go to the Flip Mino product page featured in the promotion. When the countdown is finished, the page will automatically refresh, and the first person to click the Buy button and submit their order will get the item. The promotion will continue every hour on the hour beginning at 8am on December 15 until ten Flip Minos are sold at the special price. (See website for details and terms.)
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echo x
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Help solve this enigma,please.
Hello fellows,
I have this code here, that the objective of it, is to decrypt the final email, but for that the missing parts of the code must be fixed for that to work.
I don't find the way to resolve this one.
Can you guys help me out, please?
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Re: Help solve this enigma,please.
On http://cboard.cprogramming.com/c-pro...ma-please.html
you said "This is a test that my University gave me"
This is a test that your University gave YOU. Not to spam the programming forums with for other people to solve. YOU must solve this. On your own. Otherwise you would be considered to have cheated/plagiarised, and plagiarism is a serious offence in academic circles. In any case the analysis by davekw7x at http://www.gidforums.com/t-25246.html significantly reduces any confidence your university would have in your final solution, if they do what I did and google that rather unique constant in the source code.
If you can't do it then hand it back stating you can't do it. That would at least be truthful.
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Houston police arrested four people after a patrol officer spotted someone in a car apparently carrying an Uzi submachine gun, according to news reports.
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The Houston police officer called for additional police help around 2:30 a.m. Friday, stopped the car and pulled the car into a shopping center on Westpark Drive near Ade Street in southwest Houston.
Several more officers and deputy constables arrived to the shopping center and the four suspects were taken into custody.
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Yo, Gallo is a gunner. He took more three point attempts (13) than most players did field goals. In his defense, he made 7, which is damn good as far as I'm concerned.
Can't remember the last time we had a player capable of making that many in game. Nate, maybe once in his career thus far, and before that, probably Crawford twice in his career. Danilo did it in his first game of the season. I don't put much stock in last season, he had back issues.
This is Danilo's true rookie year, assuming he can stay healthy for close to 82 games this season.
Mark Berman of the New York Post today tweeted that Danilo Gallinari will soon be inserted into the starting lineup by Knick head coach MIke D'Antoni. Just because Berman tweets it, does that mean it has reality to it?
Any move will supposedly bench either Jared Jeffries or Al Harrington.
I'm in favor of Danilo starting. I saw enough good things on Wednesday night to think that Gallo would benefit from more court time to develop his NBA game. Last year wasn't development. I can see that he has made strides this offseason.
Gallo definitely bulked up, look at this shot I took during the Knicks open practice a few weeks ago. He looks bigger than David Lee in terms of physique, not something you can immediately tell from watching the games on TV.


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Compiler Construction: Principles and Practice
by Kenneth C. Louden
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5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent introductory text
June 12 2001
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Compiler design is a fascinating, and even more, essential subject in computer science. No one getting into software design shouldn't know how compilers work. Before reading this book (which I'm currently reading in my spare time) to me, compilers were black boxes, put your source in one end, it dissapears into the machine, and it spits out an object file.
This well organised book assumes a fundamental knowledge of C data structures and discrete math. I'd have to say thought that the description of finite automation was a bit unusual, to me. I'm already fluent in regular expressions thanks to my (nearly) full bookshelf of O'reilly titles, and found the mathematical approach a bit less pragmatic than what I'm used to (Oh yeah, if you're going to get into some heavy lex scanning, get 'Mastering Regular Expressions' by O'reilly). But, by the time I was finished with the chapter on scanners, I wrote a little C preprocessor, first with a hand-written DFA, then using flex. The book doesn't discuss many of the caveats of using (f)?lex, but maybe the problems I ran into were platform specific. (my Linux/GCC/flex proggie would throw a segmentation fault if, in my main source file, I declared "extern char* yytext" rather than using (even more incorrect ,for my settings) "extern char yytext[];", I finally ended up pasting my main source file into the bottom of lex template) But that's beyond the scope of this book, I guess.
So, anyway, if you're as interested in compilers as I am, this book is a great beginning, and will serve as a solid stepping stone to more advanced texts. I'm on the lookout for an intermediate text on interpreted language design (my primary interest in the realm of compilers) now.
GNU Autoconf, Automake, and Libtool
by Gary V. Vaughn
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent book, if you meet the prerequisites
June 12 2001
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I had originally bought this book so that I could maintain a GNU autotools based build system for a company I was doing CM for at the time. I was basically a kid, and didn't have any professional C development background, and after reading the first several chapters, I was thinking to myself "This book is unnecessairly hard to understand, I just want to know how to use autoconf, show me a listing of the macros, etc, not this other, preipheral sic shell stuff!"
Months later, and after doing some actual Linux C development myself (a command interpreter, no less), I came back to this book, and was able to get a lot more out of it. Just be aware that it is geared toward someone doing really involved open-source/GPL'd C development.
This book may have been better if each feature of the autotools were discussed in a more abstract way, without following the development of this sic shell. It is interesting, but that kind of orginisation forces you to read it from front to end to effectively understand it, which of course you SHOULD do, but it's at the expense of being a solid reference. It's no biggie, though, because the free GNU documentation fills that gap.
Open Source Development with CVS
by Karl Franz Fogel
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A must have, in my humble opinion
June 7 2001
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First off, I would have to say that you'll (or, at least, I did get) get the most out of this book if you read the Per Cederqvist (sp?) manual either beforehand or concurrently. This book uses more of a tutorial, heavily example-oriented approach, whereas the Cederqvist goes feature-by-feature, with small examples. And, before you gripe about the wealth of open-source info in this book, remember that CVS was originally created (at least so I've heard, don't quote me word for word here) to facilite decentralized open-source development. So, that considered, it is infact not at all out of place in this book, and in my case, just as interesting as the rest of the book. I'm a novice config mgr, and I've only been using unix, and more specifically GNU/Linux software for under a year now, but as my skills progress, I'll definately get more involved in the free software movement.
This book in some ways, starts where the Cederqvist leaves off, providing a much needed (for me), and much higher-level exposition of CVS's key features. For example, I didn't really get the 'update -j' semantics until I read this book. Not long afterward, I was writing a lengthy script to automate branch merges, and efter re-reading this book, I found out that you could, infact pass -j to checkout as well, and took a good 40% off of the overhead of my script. CVS wrappers such as log.pl and others are nicely described here as well. True, this book doesn't make the perfect reference, but I've found myself many-a-time frantically flipping through its pages to find out why something I'm doing Isn't working!
But, this book may soon become obsolete, by its author no less. Karl Fogel is part of a development team working on a much desired replacement for cvs. There should be more details at 'subversion.tigris.org' (check out the rest of tigris.org while you're at it)... I'm not sure what state it's in right now, but several months ago I tried checking out the sources to it on a i586 Linux box (i think the sources are covered by the apache license), and was unfortunately not able to build it (oversight on my part?). But, it's up there, for anyone who wants it, and by now it's probably a lot better than when I tried it. Can't wait for the full release :)
C Programming Language (2nd Edition)
by Brian W. Kernighan
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Absolutely essential for learning/using C
May 30 2001
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I've been programming for a little over a year now, I've had two (very light) semesters of C++, and I use perl quite a bit as well. I came to this book looking to get a solid foundation with C before pursuing my interests in compiler design and computer graphics programming. The examples, I thought, were a bit more plausible than in many other programming books, and infact many are (sometimes scaled down) equivalents of standard library functions. Moreover, the examples are very elegantly written, and get you thinking about clever ways to exploit this languages syntax. Some of the concepts in this book are so dense (sometimes unrealistically, but for good reason), I would stare at the same few lines of code trying to decipher what it meant. But that's what helped my C-contemplating brain-cells grow, and now I can decipher the meaning of many convoluted C statements very quickly.
I also thought 'Programming Perl' was a great programming book also, and I sometimes wonder if the popularity of these languages can be at least partially attributed to having great texts like this to learn them from.
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The Pro Bowl rosters are always a form of controversy among NFL fans and experts. Popular players tend to get the vote over their lesser-known counterparts, even when the lesser-known players may be having superior seasons. The game itself is often a joke to watch, and rumors are always rampant that the game is in its last days.
Still, inclusion on the Pro Bowl roster is the highest honor some players can receive. Offensive line typically can't receive an award any greater. Even skill-position players get the national publicity of such an award.
The Philadelphia Eagles officially sent two players to the Pro Bowl—running back LeSean McCoy and offensive tackle Jason Peters. Each was well-deserving of such an honor, although a handful of other players on the roster had strong cases for inclusion.
There is still one month until the game will be held, so additional players can make it via injuries to current Pro Bowlers or the fact that the teams reaching the Super Bowl can't send any players.
For this, I went through the top players on the Eagles and broke down the competition league-wide to see who deserved the Pro Bowl.