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(1886–1972), US biochemist. He isolated crystalline thyroxine from the thyroid gland, and he also discovered cortisone. Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine (1950), shared with Philip S. Hench(1896–1965) and Tadeus Reichstein(1897–1996)
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I tried to take photos of waterfowl in a nearby river a few times...They noticed me and runs away :( I envy YOU!
It is a exceptionally beautiful picture! Like! Greetings Nick.
Emre, petitparis and Nick ~ I appreciate your most kind comments, they were walking about until they saw me approaching and all headed for the pond as fast as they could! :)
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Mumbai:Rampaging Delhi Daredevils, who have shot to the top of the table and are firing on all cylinders, take on the wobbly Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League clash at the D Y Patil Stadium on Sunday in hot and humid conditions.
The home team has sorely missed its captain and injured icon player Sachin Tendulkar in their first five matches and the none-too-encouraging news is the master batsman is still not feeling 100 per cent fit.
A lot hinges on Tendulkar's availability for the tie if Mumbai Indians are to stun the high-flying Delhi outfit captained by another icon player in the Twenty20 League, Virender Sehwag.
Tendulkar played his first match on Friday, albeit against a team made up of his own teammates, after more than a month and fielded for the whole of the opposition's 20-over innings and also batted.
He is to take a final call on whether he is fit to play the match only on Sunday and the hosts are hoping fervently he's available to play his first competitive game since turning our for India against South Africa in the first Test at Chennai in March-end.
In his absence, the team has struggled to put together decent totals on board and strike at opportune times to put the opposition under pressure. The end result is that Mumbai Indians, for which Reliance Industries had paid the highest auction amount among all eight teams, are currently placed seventh.
Only a marginally superior net run-rate is keeping them above cellar team Bangalore Royal Challengers.
The batting has flopped by and large, shown by the fact that Robin Uthappa who is yet to make a half-century is the leading scorer for the team with 155 runs to his credit.
The coming to form of West Indian all rounder Dwayne Bravo in their previous tie at Kolkata could not have happened at a more opportune time for the beleaguered team's confidence.
But other top-notch international stars like Sanath Jayasuriya, bought for a little less than a million dollars, has flattered only to deceive at the top order. Stand-in captain Shaun Pollock, already retired from international cricket, has tried his level best without much success to keep the team going.
The booting out of the performing Harbhajan Singh from the tournament has left the team short on spin skills too and it has been left to the vastly experienced Jayasuriya to lead the slow bowling attack with his crafty left-arm spin.
With the youngsters in the team failing, barring the spunky all-rounder Abhishek Nair, the team has scored only one victory in five ties, against Kolkata Knight Riders, which should galvanise it to take on the well-balanced Delhi outfit.
Delhi, on the other hand, have their top-order functioning like a well-oiled machine with Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir and Shikhar Dhawan all coming good.
They have a sound middle order too with the likes of Rajat Bhatia and Mithun Manhas, two stout-hearted performers in domestic cricket which has won Delhi the Ranji Trophy earlier this season, having enough power in their tanks to bail out the team if the top order fails to get going.
The joining of South African batsman AB de Villiers, who cracked a superb double hundred against India at Ahmedabad in the second Test won by the visitors last month, and Pakistan captain Shaoib Malik has added meat to the already strong batting line-up.
The pace attack is top-class with Australian great Glenn McGrath, a largely unwanted man at the auction despite his fabulous record in international cricket, and the highly talented Pakistani Mohammad Asif spearheading it to a nicety.
Added to this fabulous duo are Sri Lankan Farvez Maharoof, a genuine swing bowler, home grown left-arm bowler Pradeep Sangwan and Tamil Nadu's V Yomahesh, who add variety to the strong pace attack.
The only area where the team seems to be lacking is in slow bowling, especially after Daniel Vettori left the side for national duty, with Sehwag looking by far to be their best bet with his wily off spinners.
Another factor that could play a big role is the intense heat and humidity as the match is to be played from 4 pm, the first in Mumbai after two night games on April 20 and 27, against Bangalore and Deccan Chargers of Hyderabad.
All in all, Delhi Daredevils seem to be carrying too much firepower for the comfort of Mumbai Indians even in a Twenty20 clash and are firm favourites.
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Gingerbread Caramel Corn
December 19, 2013
As I have said many times before I absolutely adore the foods and flavors of the Christmas season. I would never let a small thing, like the fact that we don't celebrate Christmas, keep me from filing my kitchen with all kinds of holiday treats and goodies. I turn my kitchen into a cookie and candy factory ostensibly for the purpose of making christmas and chanukkah presents, but if I am being perfectly honest I really do it so I have an excuse to make (and taste) some of my favorite treats. One of my favorite holiday flavors is gingerbread. While I do love a good spicy gingerbread cookie, it is also fun to take the flavors of gingerbread and turn them into something unexpected and delicious (like these marshmallows). This gingerbread caramel corn is the perfect thing to snack on throughout the holiday season. It is sweet, spicy and utterly addictive. Not to mention how amazing the house smells while it is baking. It will be hard not to make this again and again.
Besides being delicious, this gingerbread popcorn can also be very useful. When I am sending homemade candy and baked goods I like to fill the shipping box with popcorn (not the styrofoam packing kind, the edible kind) and then nestle the other goodies in with the popcorn. The popcorn protects the other things, is completely Eco friendly, and is delicious to boot! (In order to keep the popcorn clean and still edible when it arrives I use glad press n seal to completely line the inside of the box before filling it). I have used regular caramel corn in the past but this gingerbread version will take the holiday theme of the packages to the next level.
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Ingredients & Instructions
Ingredients & Quantities
- 16 cups popped popcorn (4 oz unpopped kernels)
- 1 cup +2 tablespoons (9 oz) brown sugar
- ¾ cup (6 oz) salted margarine
- 6 tablespoons (4.5 oz) corn syrup
- 6 tablespoons (4.5 oz) molasses
- 1 tablespoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- pinch cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- ¾ teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Preparation Instructions
Place the popcorn in a very large oiled bowl. (If you don't have a large enough bowl a stock pot works too). Set aside.
Oil the sides of a small heavy saucepan; add the brown sugar, margarine, corn syrup, molasses, spices and salt. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Boil without stirring for 5 minutes.
Remove from the heat and stir in the baking soda (mixture will foam). Stir in the vanilla. Quickly pour the syrup over the popcorn and mix well.
Transfer the popcorn to two greased or parchment lined baking pans. Bake at 250° for 1 hour, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove from pans and cool completely. Store in an airtight container.
Recipe adapted from Taste of Home
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Mexican pop star Gloria Trevi, one of the most fascinating figures in Latin pop, will sit down for an exclusive one on one Q&A during the Billboard Latin Music Conference.
Trevi, whose new album "Gloria" is set for release March 22 on Universal Music Latino, will discuss the record, which she wrote or co-wrote in its entirety, as well as her reinvention as a brand.
The interview will be conducted by Leila Cobo, Billboard's executive director of Latin content and programming.
Trevi gained notoriety beginning with her 1989 debut album, "Qué Hago Aquí" and the single "Dr. Psiquiatra." With her torn clothing, rebellious attitude and outspokenness on all kinds of topics--from politics to religion, Trevi was quickly dubbed the "Mexican Madonna" and became perhaps the most recognized Latin pop icon of her day.
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Despite what naysayers might have imagined, her return to entertainment in 2004 was a phenomenal success and has continued to be so, culminating with 2007's "Una Rosa Blue" and a 350-date concert tour that lasted two years.
Now, Universal will release "Gloria" as a priority throughout the region. Most of the album was authored or co-authored by Trevi herself, who, from the onset of her career, made a point of penning her songs and putting her life into words. The album includes the single "Me Rio De Ti" (video below), which debuted on the Hot Latin Songs chart this week. That track was co-written by Trevi with Balta Hinojosa.
Trevi will also be working with Mexican-based management/promotion firm Westwood Entertainment who signed her as a client last year.
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This humorous book displays a great story of a policeman and his dog. The two are a team, which he finds out towards the end of the book. I think students would love this book as well as display a great message! The message of always sticking with your buddy. I think all students in elementary would love this book, but especially the younger ones since it has a cute dog. But since the message it relays is so great it can be applied to the older students as well. Overall, I think it is a fantastic book to incorporate reading to a class.
Summery: Officer Buckle gives safety tips to the children of Napville Elementary School. The children never listen to the tips until Gloria, the police dog, accompanies Officer Buckle.
Personal Reaction: I think this book is a great way to tell children safety tips.
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1. We could read the book and then practice the safety tips given by Officer Buckle.
2. We could play a matching game and match the tip to the situation.
I loved this book because of the dog's personality and the story behind it.
This is a great book used to teach the importance of following rules. This is a Caldecott winning book. The end papers are packed with details of important rules for kids. The illustrations and words work together to help tell the story.
Napville School is going wild, as they are not following the safety rules Officer Buck talks to them about each week. That is until, Gloria, his 4-legged sidekick starts helping him at assemblies. Suddenly the kids can't get enough of his safety tips as Gloria secretly acts them out behind Officer Buckle's back. Officer Buckle become upset when he realizes what Gloria has been up to. He stops doing safety assemblies and leaves the show to Gloria. But she just can't do it the same way without Officer Buckle. This is a story about the importance of rules and the importance of friendship.
This book is really cute and relatable. It has a good story of friendship.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0399226168, Hardcover)Officer Buckle is a roly-poly bloke, dedicated to teaching schoolchildren important safety tips, such as never put anything in your ear and never stand on a swivel chair. The problem is, Officer Buckle's school assemblies are dull, dull, dull, and the children of Napville just sleep, sleep, sleep. That is, until Gloria the police dog is invited along! Stealthily pantomiming each safety tip behind Officer Buckle's back, Gloria wins the children's hearts. Meanwhile Officer Buckle assumes the cheers and laughter are all for him. As the master comedian Jerry Lewis once explained, every slapstick artist needs a straight man! Children will be highly entertained by the laugh-out-loud, adorable illustrations in this 1996 Caldecott Medal winner, while learning the value of teamwork and a pawful of nifty safety tips. (Ages 4 to 8) --Gail Hudson
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Panchkula:The Indian Cricket League has not had too many Indian stars, who have made a name for themselves, but the event did have two names that were quite recognisable right from the beginning.
Stuart Binny and Rohan Gavaskar didn't get to play despite having very famous surnames.
Rohan Gavaskar has played 11 One Day Internationals for India. But at 31, his career isn't really heading anywhere.
So when the Indian Cricket League offered him a spot, it certainly sounded more attractive than captaining the Bengal Ranji team.
Gavaskar senior and junior are now at opposite ends. Rohan's father in fact is on the executive board of the BCCI backed Indian Premier League, which means there is no escaping the comparisons.
"No it doesn't bother me at all. It is you guys who come up with these tags of famous, not so famous. I mean I don't sit back and think whether I'm in the limelight or in the shadow," said Rohan Gavaskar, Member, Indian Cricket League.
"He's my dad and I am his son. I'm fortunate to be his son, he has done so many things that has made me proud, and I hope I make him proud as well," he added.
Sunil Gavaskar's team-mate Roger Binny's son, Stuart, is almost a mirror image of his dad.
The all-rounder was a part of the Under-19 World Cup squad in 2002 and a regular in Karnataka's domestic competitions before joining the ICL.
Stuart didn't get to play a single game for the Hyderabad Heroes in the tournament.
So does it really matter to him that he is the son of a World Cup winner, and that people are keeping an eye on his performance?
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Some straight talk. This should come as no surprise, but the news media is all about drama. And even an earthquake that decimated, and I mean flattened, the town known for its churches and storied pasta sauce seems not to be enough. I've read news stories that the quake destroyed Montepulciano (look at a map, it's far out of the danger zone, people who live in that part of Tuscany report nothing but mild swaying) and that the epicenter was near Perugia and the entire country was hit. Clearly, no one is bothering to fact-check. Here is the fact. This story needs no embellishment. Upwards of 200 people are dead, and rescue workers have 100 hours left to hope to find more survivors. Several towns that you might never had heard of but nonetheless have been homes to generations of Italian families buying olive oil and wondering when to go to the sea, and worrying about their children—these towns are leveled, and will likely never recover.
That is plenty dramatic. Now let's get to work and help.
1) If you are planning to be in Italy soon, don't cancel your trip because of fear-mongering newscasters that perpetuate the rumor that the entire country was wracked. Instead, continue with your plans, and when you are in the Bel Paese, order plenty of Amatriciana. Many restaurants are donating a portion of the proceeds of this fabulous pasta to the victims of the earthquake. Also, there will be many collections sites for canned goods, primarily in grocery store parking lots. So if you are driving by one, don't just cluck and sigh about how sad it is. Park, go into the store, buy some canned goods, and drop them off. Yes, you may be a little late to check into your charming agriturismo nestled among grapevines, but nobody will mind, and you will feel 1000% better.
2) Donate to the Italian Red Cross, or La Stampa Emergency Fund, or NIAF. The NIAF website is designed by Italian-Americans, and therefore is in English.
3) Host a virtual sagra. This weekend would've been the 50th anniversary of Amatrice's annual celebration of their fabulous pasta sauce. Why not invite people to come for a heady plate of pasta and a glass of Italian wine... they can donate what they would've spent on a evening out, and you can send those proceeds to a disaster relief agency. Some friends and I did this a few months ago to aid in the refugee crisis–we each made a vat of soup and invited everyone we knew to share soup and community. We donated over $2000 to the arm of the International Rescue Committee's relief efforts in the middle east, as well as a roomful of goods for our local refugee population. But the bigger boon was the meal itself. It was ebullient, with people connected by a shared love of people and a refusal to partake in the negative rhetoric surrounding this victims of war. Need a recipe for Amatriciana? I got you.
4) Share this information. Humanize it-- when people just read a news story it feels distant, when a friend talks about it, it feels real and important to pay attention to. And remember this, this devastation feels personal because we love Italy. But disasters happen all over the world, and just because we have a harder time identifying with people in more remote corners of the world, doesn't make the people impacted by those events any less human. It's a stuck place I myself get. This is easy to relate to, so I want to help, but it reminds me that we are all connected. Not just to places and people we resonate with, but to souls all over the world. Can we make a pact to remember that the next time there is an earthquake in Indonesia or a bombing in Nigeria?
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Chapter One: Morning in Santa Lucia
It was the light that visitors to Santa Lucia first noticed. Honeyed and golden in the morning when it pooled in corners and created a glow that seemed to emanate from the alabaster stones quarried thousands of years ago from the heart of the Apennine mountains. That light swelled and turned throughout the day, until it was oddly blue in the late afternoon. Not the expectable pastel blue, but almost navy. As if the ink of night were dipped onto a paintbrush and then touched to the watery air of Santa Lucia, spreading a sheen of luminescent cobalt throughout the town.
Of course, there really weren't all that many visitors to Santa Lucia, and the ancestors of the townspeople had stopped remarking on the oddly swirling light generations ago. Nowadays, their voices matched the cadence of that light without their noticing the intertwining of their days with the swelling and swooping of the glimmering and gloaming. In the morning, as they passed each other on their way to their jobs as town gardener, teacher, baker, and shopkeeper their voices rose, hail and hearty. "Buongiorno!" The lilt on that second o. They stopped and knotted together in the street, gesturing at the billboard in the town comune announcing another possible strike, before separating with a staccato, "Ciao! Ciao! Cia-o!" That sounded for all the world like a clutch of chickens clucking with cheer at the approach of a food pail.
Most often those street greetings happened in front of Bar Birbo. A moment of passing that propelled the townspeople to angle into the Bar, into the orbit of Chiara, who added her glowing welcome to the burbling morning energy. As the painter and the butcher drifted into the Bar to continue their conversation about the weather for the upcoming hunt of cinghiale, wild boar, they'd be greeted by Chiara, who had already moved to prepare their coffee. These newcomers used their hips to create space at the bar between the chattering patrons, and they'd continue their conversation while shaking their sugar packets in anticipation of the espresso Chiara would hand them with a smile and an "eccola," here it is. They'd acknowledge the arrival of the dark and nutty coffee in the thick white cups with a nod before resuming their conversation. In mere moments, they moved from new arrival to scenery, as the next pair or trio of townspeople met in the street and nodded into Bar Birbo.
It was like this every morning. Every morning save Mondays, when the bar was closed. The bar had been closed on Mondays since Chiara's great-grandfather, under pressure to turn the economic tide that was threatening to sink his family into ruin, converted the downstairs of their ancient palazzo into a bar. The first bar in Santa Lucia, the first bar in the region, the townspeople often crowed. And yet, even though the bar's closed day hadn't changed in over 70 years, the people of Santa Lucia would still stop and gape, confused, as they propelled a friend by the arm towards the waxed wooden front of Bar Birbo, only to find the door shut tight. Their eyes would drift upward to the open window of the residence above the bar, where Chiara would undoubtedly be making her famous ricotta cake for herself and whatever niece or nephew had come for a visit. Grumbling, the disappointed espresso-seeker shuffled to the tabaccheria. Where the coffee lacked the sweet roundness of Bar Birbo's, and the owner, Cesare scowled at the once-weekly swelling in his coffee clientele. Mondays lacked a certain wholeness for the citizens of Santa Lucia, but one could pick up a giornale, newspaper, and the marca da bollo stamp for whatever piece of bureaucracy the patron had been putting off.
And so every day but one, townspeople strolled out of Bar Birbo with their minds sharpened by Chiara's coffee, and their souls knit with their neighbors'. They often paused on the low step leading from Bar Birbo to the cobblestone street—taking in as if with fresh eyes the way the sunset-hued stucco buildings added a murmur of color to the predominately stone walls, the way the red gerarium-filled flowerpots added splashes of lucidity, the way the their noses twitched and raised of their own accord at the over-arching scent of almonds floating from the bakery, and the way the children with backpacks as unweldly as turtle shells raced to school, their laughter weaving through the sound of the churchbells.
Such were mornings in Santa Lucia. Just as they had been for generations.
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Florida's Tougher Laws May Be Cutting Opioid Prescriptions
Posted 2 Jun 2016 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, June 2, 2016 – The top prescribers of opioid painkillers in Florida wrote far fewer prescriptions for those drugs the year after the state implemented tough new drug policies, a new study reveals. Two policies aimed at reducing the number of prescriptions for the potentially addictive opioids, such as Oxycontin, took effect in late 2011. One was the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP), a database that tracks individual prescriptions, including patient names, dates and amounts prescribed. This enables doctors to watch for people with multiple prescriptions from multiple doctors, which is associated with addiction and illicit use. The second measure was the so-called "pill mill" law that requires pain clinics to register with the state and to be owned by a doctor. Pill mills are pain clinics that prescribe disproportionately high levels of opioid prescriptions. One year ... Read more
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Antidepressants Not Just for Depression Any More
Posted 24 May 2016 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, May 24, 2016 – Doctors prescribe antidepressants for a wide range of medical problems other than depression, apparently fueling the boom in sales of these medications, researchers report. Depression accounts for only a little more than half the antidepressant prescriptions issued by Quebec physicians during the past decade, the Canadian study found. Doctors also issued antidepressants to treat anxiety, insomnia, chronic pain, panic disorders, fibromyalgia, migraine, obsessive-compulsive disorders, and a host of other "off-label" conditions for which the drugs are not approved, according to the report. Two out of every three non-depression prescriptions for antidepressants were handed out under an off-label purpose, the findings showed. "The thing that's of concern here is that when prescribing for conditions other than depression, often these are for indications such as ... Read more
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FDA Orders Warning Labels on Prescription Narcotic Painkillers
Posted 22 Mar 2016 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, March 22, 2016 – Hoping to curb a national epidemic of prescription painkiller abuse, U.S. officials on Tuesday announced that certain drugs will get new "boxed warnings" about the dangers of misuse. The move by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration comes one week after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced tough new guidelines to doctors for "opioid" drugs such as Oxycontin, Percocet and Vicodin. "We are at a time when the unfathomable tragedies resulting from addiction, overdose and death has become one of the most urgent, devastating public health crises facing our country," FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf told reporters at a Tuesday news briefing. He said the agency is working with other agencies, drug makers, doctors and patients "to prevent abuse, save lives and treat dependence while still providing patients in pain access to effective ... Read more
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Grizzly H6109 - Pickup Cover Ring-Cream 2 Curved
These Cream 2 Curved Pickup Cover Rings have a thickness that is slightly tapered along the width. The taper difference for each is 0.06". The metal covers include mounting screws. 0.387" maximum thickness.
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