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Holiday Inn Express Roslyn
2 Stars
1053 Northern Boulevard (to 4.18 km)
Situated in the heart of Roslyn, New York and only a short distance from a variety of area points of interest, this motel features cozy accommodations. The Holiday Inn Express Roslyn places guests only moments from the Americana Manhasset shopping center, filled with restaurants, and luxury stores, including Louis Vuitton and Chanel. The Harbor Links Golf Course is also situated nearby. In addition to a convenient access to Interstate 495, guests at the Holiday Inn Express Roslyn can enjoy starting the morning with a free continental breakfast. The hotel also offers ample parking space.Search
The Andrew Hotel
3 Stars
75 North Station Plaza (to 4.74 km)
A luxury boutique hotel with a superb Long Island location convenient to Manhattan, in the heart of Great Neck in the Village's premiere downtown shopping district and directly across the street from the Long Island Rail Road, only 25 min to Penn Station New York. The hotel offers the best of luxury hotels in NY, with a contemporary flair and value. The rooms are designed for comfort in minimalist style with materials of oak, marble, mohair and raw silk. Visit this gem in Great Neck Long Island and have the best time ever.Search
Hotel And Conference Center Ramada Bayside
2 Stars
220-33 Northern Boulevard (to 8.84 km)
The Ramada Bayside/Queens Conference Center is ideally located in the Queens Boro, between Long Island and New York City. This Bayside hotel is just five miles from LaGuardia International Airport and ten miles from the JFK International Airport. The Ramada Bayside/Queens Conference Center is minutes from many popular attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Yankee Stadium, the NY Mets Shea Stadium, St. Johns University, Botanical Gardens, Flushing Meadows Park, and all the attractions in Manhattan. This Bayside hotel is located on Northern Boulevard which can be easily reached via the Cross Island Parkway, Grand Central Parkway, Long Island Express Way, and Clearview Expressway. Come to enjoy an award winning dinner or cocktails in the Marbella Restaurant, located in our Bayside hotel. As our guest you will enjoy our renovated rooms all equipped with microwaves and refrigerators, free wireless highspeed, and on-site free parking. Ramada Bayside/Queens Conference Center also offers complimentary passes to a twenty-four hour health club within walking distance.Search
Adria Hotel And Conference Center
2 Stars
221-17 Northern Boulevard (to 8.84 km)
General Description Accessible to many local attractions Designed to meet families needs Great combination for business and pleasure Perfect for weekend getaway Affordable accommodations Location Conveniently located in Bayside Restaurants Lounges Onsite restaurant Services Free Wifi throughout the hotel Valet dry cleaning and laundry services Room service Concierge services Business services available at front desk Meeting Facilities Event facilities Banquet facilities Accommodations 54 guestrooms Classic guest roomsSearch
Glen Cove Mansion Hotel Conference Center
4 Stars
200 Dosoris Lane (to 8.85 km)
Offering an outdoor pool and an indoor pool, Glen Cove Mansion Hotel Conference Center is located in Glen Cove. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer and free toiletries. You can enjoy garden view from the room. Extras include a private pool, a desk and a safety deposit box. At Glen Cove Mansion Hotel Conference Center you will find a spa and wellness centre, a restaurant and a tennis court. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge, a games room and luggage storage. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including cycling and hiking. The property offers free parking. Newark Liberty International Airport is 51 km away.Search
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text: Law Stories about law and politics in the Pacific Northwest, with many from KPLU's Law and Justice reporter, Paula Wissel. Pilot Program To Give Tulalip Tribes Legal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indians By Florangela Davila • Feb 6, 2014 Susan Walsh / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:26 The Tulalip Tribes will be among the first Indian tribes in the country to have criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians who commit domestic violence on the reservation. The Snohomish County tribe, along with the Umatilla in Oregon and the Pascua Yaqui of Arizona, have been granted the authority under a pilot program of the Violence Against Women Act. Faith Healing Exemption Gets Scrutiny In Wash. Legislature By Austin Jenkins • Feb 6, 2014 << Jonny Boy >> / Flickr Christian Scientists who treat their sick children with faith healing instead of medical care have special protection under Washington law. But that could soon change. Lawmakers are considering whether to repeal the Christian Science exemption following the death of a teenager in north-central Washington. Knox Case Could Put U.S. In An Extradition Quandary By Alan Yu • Feb 1, 2014 Mark Lennihan / AP Photo This week, Amanda Knox was found guilty, again, by an Italian court. She was found guilty of murdering her roommate Meredith Kercher in 2009, though the verdict was overturned two years later. Last year, Italy's Supreme Court of Cassation, its highest court, sent the case back to an appeals court and that court found her guilty. State Senate Passes Its Own Version Of Dream Act By Taylor Winkel • Jan 31, 2014 << Jonny Boy >> / Flickr The state's undocumented high school graduates may be one step closer to accessing financial aid. On Friday the Senate passed a measure to make State Need Grants available to students who came to this country illegally with their parents. Italy Appeals Court Upholds Knox Murder Conviction, Sets 28-Year Sentence By The Associated Press • Jan 30, 2014 AP Photo An appeals court in Florence on Thursday upheld the guilty verdict against U.S. student Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend for the 2007 murder of her British roommate. Knox was sentenced to 28 1/2 years in prison, raising the specter of a long legal battle over her extradition. After nearly 12 hours of deliberations, the court reinstated the guilty verdict first handed down against Knox and Raffaele Sollecito in 2009. The verdict had been overturned in 2011 and the pair freed from prison, but Italy's supreme court vacated that decision and sent the case back for a third trial in Florence. Gay Rights Advocates: Idaho Bills Would Upend Local Discrimination Bans By Jessica Robinson • Jan 30, 2014 Jessica Robinson Listen Listening... / 0:57 Gay rights advocates say legislation introduced this week in Idaho would undermine local anti-discrimination ordinances passed in seven Idaho cities. The new bills are aimed protecting religious people from activities they say violate their beliefs. Republican Idaho lawmakers are responding to incidents elsewhere in the Northwest. A florist in Richland, Wash., faces lawsuits for refusing to provide the flowers for a same-sex wedding. In Oregon, investigators found a baker in Gresham who made a similar stand violated the state's civil rights laws. Wash. To Change Execution Rules, Allow More Witness Access By Austin Jenkins • Jan 29, 2014 Ted S. Warren / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:10 The next time a death row inmate is executed by lethal injection in Washington, witnesses will see more of the process. Washington's secretary of corrections confirmed Wednesday that a closed-circuit camera will capture the moment the needle goes in. Seattle Sues To Get Rid Of Wall Billboards By Paula Wissel • Jan 27, 2014 City of Seattle Listen Listening... / 1:01 Seattle is suing Total Outdoor, a national advertising company, over the giant ads the company puts on the sides of buildings in the city. Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes says the signs are a flagrant violation of a long-standing Seattle ordinance meant to limit billboards in the city. Court To Lawyers: Not OK To Secretly Record Phone Calls As Evidence By Paula Wissel • Jan 27, 2014 Chris Campbell / Flickr Listen Listening... / 1:35 Secretly-recorded phone calls are not protected under law even when done in the course of gathering evidence for a lawsuit, law firms were told in a state court ruling. The Court of Appeals case grew out of the surreptitious recording of a former executive with a technology-engineering firm by lawyers at the Seattle law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine. State Lawmakers: No Tax Breaks For Pot Production By Mike Baker • Jan 21, 2014 AP Photo Some lawmakers in Washington state want to prevent marijuana producers from qualifying for agriculture tax breaks. A state House committee heard a bill Tuesday that would block the new marijuana industry from tax breaks for 10 years. Officials estimate that the industry could otherwise qualify for three dozen different tax breaks, largely surrounding the agriculture industry. Copper Thieves Leave Tacoma Streets In The Dark For Months By Paula Wissel • Jan 21, 2014 Listen Listening... / 1:28 Some streets in Tacoma will be in the dark for at least another six weeks, maybe longer. Thieves have been stealing copper wire from street lamps and city workers haven't been able to keep up with repairs. The theft of copper wire is nothing new. But this winter, Tacoma has been especially hard hit. Curtis Kingsolver, director of public works for the city of Tacoma, says for the first 10 months of the year, the city had about one copper wire theft-related street light outage a month. "But, in the last two months of 2013, we had 56 outages, so we just had this huge rash of occurances that it's been very demanding for us," he said. I-502 Author Says Attorney General Got It Wrong On Pot Business Bans By Gabriel Spitzer • Jan 17, 2014 Associated Press Washington's Attorney General buoyed local governments looking to block pot businesses with a legal opinion issued Thursday. His argument cites the intentions of those who wrote the state's the pot law, but the initiative's primary author said he got it wrong. State Attorney General: Cities Can Block Pot Business By Gene Johnson & Paula Wissel • Jan 16, 2014 Matilde Campodonico / AP Photo Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson says cities and counties can block licensed marijuana businesses from operating. In a long-awaited opinion Thursday, Ferguson says the state's legal marijuana law, Initiative 502, leaves local governments the option of adopting moratoriums or bans that prohibit licensed grow operations, processing facilities or retail shops from their jurisdictions. Clean Slate For Tribal Fishing Rights Protestors? By Taylor Winkel • Jan 15, 2014 Taylor Winkel Listen Listening... / 0:10 Some 40 to 50 years ago, American Indians in Western Washington were repeatedly arrested during protests over treaty fishing rights. Now, convicted tribal fishermen may gain the opportunity to clear their records of misdemeanors and felonies from before 1975. Locking Out Homeless? Seattle Man Wants More Information From City By Paula Wissel • Jan 15, 2014 Paula Wissel Listen Listening... / 1:54 One Seattle man says he's on a quest to expose why the Seattle Center blocked off use of power outlets in public spaces, and he is arguing his case before the Washington state Appeals Court today. In September of 2012, Howard Gale noticed Seattle Center staff putting covers and padlocks on all of the electrical outlets, not long after the center had been remodeled and the outlets had been installed. No Pot-Shop Freeze-Out? Bill Would Ban Moratoriums By The Associated Press • Jan 14, 2014 Brennan Linsley / AP Photo Some Washington lawmakers concerned about a possible pot-business freeze-out want to keep cities and towns from adopting marijuana-business bans. Ten representatives in the House on Tuesday introduced a bill that would require cities and counties to cooperate with the state Liquor Control Board in terms of allowing licensed recreational marijuana gardens, processing facilities and stores within their jurisdictions. Local governments would have to treat those enterprises the same as any other business that attempts to locate within their boundaries. Yakama Tribes Take Pot Stand On Traditional Lands By Anna King • Jan 14, 2014 AP Photo Listen Listening... / 0:58 Leaders of the Yakama Nation in central Washington say they see little benefit to sales or farming of legalized marijuana on their traditional lands. And the tribes are making moves to prevent anyone from operating a pot business on an area that adds up to one-fifth of the state's land mass. State Liquor Board Seeking Formal Opinion On Whether Pot Moratoriums Are Legal By Steve Jackson • Jan 9, 2014 Brennan Linsley / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:53 Legal marijuana is expected to go on sale by this spring in Washington cities like Seattle and Spokane. Some municipalities, including Federal Way, have put moratoriums in place to give officials more time to determine how to implement the new law in their community. But in some cases, the moratoriums are more severe. Wash. State Faces Prospect Of Too Many Pot Growers By Gene Johnson • Jan 7, 2014 AP Photo Washington state could be facing a curious economic problem: too many pot growers. More than 2,600 applications have been submitted to produce the marijuana that will be sold at state-licensed stores when Washington's legal marijuana industry opens for business this year. High-Profile Tacoma Pot Activist Booked On Cold Case Drug Murder By Gabriel Spitzer • Jan 2, 2014 Paula Wissel / KPLU Pierce County law enforcement officials say they've cracked a cold case murder that happened more than 20 years ago, and the investigation has ensnared a high-profile Tacoma marijuana activist. Michael Schaef is a self-styled cannabis consultant who's run medical marijuana dispensaries and co-founded a Tacoma "vape bar" that operated, until it was shut down, in a gray area of Washington's pot law. Proposal To Make Possession Of Cocaine, Meth A Misdemeanor By Paula Wissel • Jan 2, 2014 Mel Evans / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:44 If you're caught with cocaine, meth or heroin, you can be charged with a felony and face up to five years in prison. But there's a proposal in Washington, prefiled HB 2116, to make possession of hard drugs a misdemeanor if they are for the defendant's personal use. It would also reduce the penalty for the possession of more than 40 grams of cannabis from a felony to a misdemeanor. New Year Brings Sobriety Testing For Repeat Drunk Drivers By Austin Jenkins • Dec 31, 2013 LM Otero / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 1:08 Repeat drunk drivers in Washington who get arrested in the new year may find themselves ordered to blow into a breathalyzer twice a day. Starting Jan. 1, three counties and two small cities will begin piloting a 24/7 sobriety program modeled after one in South Dakota. New Wash. Laws: Rioting Gets Name Change, Seahawks Fandom Licensed By Austin Jenkins • Dec 27, 2013 Isabel Esterman / Flickr Listen Listening... / 1:04 After Jan. 1, rioting will still be a crime in Washington, but it will get a new name. And Seahawks fans will have a new way to show their loyalty to the team. After 10 Years in Jail On A Wrongful Conviction, Seattle Man Is Free By Florangela Davila • Dec 23, 2013 IPNW Listen Listening... / 1:26 After spending more than 10 years in prison on a wrongful conviction, Brandon Olebar of Seattle is home in time for Christmas. Olebar had been convicted of robbery and burglary in 2003. The conviction was based on an ID by the victim, his sister's boyfriend, two days after the crime. But that identification turned out to be a case of "memory transference." Liquor Control Board Recommends Limit Of 6 Plants Per Medical Pot Patient By Gene Johnson • Dec 18, 2013 AP Photo Washington state is looking at a major overhaul of its medical marijuana system, to avoid competition with the recreational market and to avert any crackdowns from the federal government. The state's Liquor Control Board on Wednesday approved its final recommendations to the Legislature about how it believes the largely unregulated medical system can be brought under the umbrella of Initiative 502. New Products Complicate Enforcement Of State Smoking Ban By Monica Spain • Dec 17, 2013 Gerry Broome / AP Photo Listen Listening... / 2:16 Nearly a decade has passed since Washington state banned smoking in public areas and workplaces. But smoking has evolved since, and that leaves health officials with challenges as they try to enforce a law that didn't foresee the rise of new products. Seed-To-Sale Tracking Alone Won't Stop Marijuana 'Leakage' By Austin Jenkins • Dec 16, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:31 As Washington moves to legalize recreational pot, the U.S. Department of Justice is prioritizing preventing so-called "leakage" to other states like Oregon and Idaho. Barcodes will help the state track marijuana from seed to sale. But technology alone won't keep Washington pot in Washington. And some think the concern about leakage is overblown. Supporters Rally for Renton Woman Held in Mexican Prison By Paula Wissel • Dec 11, 2013 Paula Wissel / KPLU Listen Listening... / 1:40 Human rights advocates rallied in front of the Mexican consulate in Seattle on Tuesday on behalf of a Renton woman being held in a Mexican prison. Nestora Salgado, who was the commander of a community police force, was arrested in the Mexican state of Guerrero in August and charged with kidnapping. Her family in the Seattle area say the charges are trumped up in retaliation for her efforts to combat corruption in Mexico. In Wake of Suit, BNSF to Offer Benefits to Same-Sex Spouses By Gene Johnson • Dec 4, 2013 Ted S. Warren / Associated Press The nation's largest freight rail carriers have announced they will provide health benefits to the same-sex spouses of their employees, one day after legally married, gay engineers filed a federal lawsuit in Seattle. Gus Melonas, a spokesman for BNSF Railway Co., read the statement from the National Railway Labor Conference to The Associated Press on Wednesday. The conference represents the railroad companies in dealings with labor groups. Judge: Two Wash. Towns Failed Poor Defendants' Rights By Gene Johnson • Dec 4, 2013 A federal judge has ruled that two Washington cities have systematically violated the rights of poor defendants to have legal representation. The state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union sued Mount Vernon and Burlington two years ago, alleging that public defenders there were so overworked that they amounted to little more than "a warm body with a law degree." Pages« first ‹ previous … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … next › last »


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Tony Shalhoub, Carrie Coon, Judith Light nominated for Tonys
Three actors with Wisconsin connections were nominated Tuesday for Tony Awards. Two will face each other in the same category.
Green Bay native Tony Shalhoub was nominated for best featured actor in a play for his performance in "Golden Boy." In this revival of a Clifford Odets play, Shalhoub plays the father of the central character, a young man torn between possible careers as a violinist and a boxer. »Read Full Article(3)
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I'm going to Sydney in December and was wondering where the best place to get gelato is. My friend told me that the city is great for gelato, but she couldn't remember the names of her favourite places. Thanks.
Hey, Can anyone give me some idea of what is available flight wise during the STA sale? Looking to book flights to Sydney for January 2017 and wondering if it's worth my while waiting for their sale or if i'm better off just to book now? Anyone who has booked during the Jan sale please get in touch and let me know a rough price that would be great! Thank you :)
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Anyone on Sydney at the moment who can help me with current weather? I'm arriving to Sydney in a little more than a week, and everywhere I check, temperatures seems to be a mere 15-18 degrees Celsius . Is it cold? Any chance for beach weather over the next 2 weeks (not considering ocean temperatures)?
Hello !! We have to spend 6 Days in Cairns Next April before our flight back to Sweden !! And Im wondering if you can advice me about an itinerary for those days !! I heard about Port Douglas as a good area to spend some time in it !? thank you
My family and I (with a 9 year old), will be travelling through Eden and would appreciate your feedback. We will be staying one night at Eden (December 21st), arriving in the afternoon.
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I'm thinking about going to Melbourne sometime in the first quarter of next year. Although my knowledge of cricket is near zero, I'd like to see a cricket match in Melbourne Cricket Ground.
From what I've been able to determine, it appears that two teams play there - the Bushrangers and the Stars. But they don't seem to have many matches. The only home match for the Bushrangers is a four day affair beginning February 1. The Stars have matches on January 10, 17 and 21, all of which fall during…
We will be in Sydney for three months (Nov, Dec and Jan). In those three months, we are considering taking two road trips outside the area within 4 hours of diving distance. These side trips will be for three nights or so. We will probably stay at an Airbnb (no camping). What places do you recommend?
We are interested in: nice towns, fishing villages, board-walking, nature, hiking, driving around etc.
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I am moving very soon to Melbourne to work as fellow researcher at Monash University (Clayton campus) and I am trying to choose a nice neighborhood to live. I am looking for a house/unit to rent.
I would like to live in a safe place, with some shops and restaurants, good transports to the Clayton campus and city center and not far from the beach.
I was thinking of Brighton, Caulfield or Ormond. Do you recommend any of these?
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with my boyfriend we are travelling for 2 weeks at the beginning of January. We plan to spend 4 days in Sydney, 2 or 3 full days in Cairns and then visit Melbourne, Phillip island, Port Campbell and Grampians Park. How many days do we need in Cairns? What would you reccomend as day trips nearby? We are not into crazy adventure but we want to see the reef and explore the surroundings.
Thanks for any tips that you can share with us!
Hello People,
We are planning to fly from Sweden next April to spend 20 days in Australia. i Want to share my itinerary plan with you guys so i can get a good advice or critics regarding my travelling Plan before booking my ticket next Monday
6 days in Sydney // 4 days in Melbourne // 3 or 4 days in Alice Springs ( including Uluru Trip ) // 6 days in Cairns ( Great Barreer reef ).
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"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads…" – fair enough, but we'll most certainly need food. With the planet's biggest retail show (NRF) kicking off this week, what better way to start things off than getting a taste of what the future of retailing has in store for us? Showcased initially during last year's food-themed Expo Milan in Italy, Italian Coop's mesmerizing "Supermarket of the Future" is back for NRF's Big Show with a dedicated exhibition showcasing their vision of the future of retailing and industry trends to come. Get ready for some serious inspiration!
Ever wondered what a trip to the supermarket might look like in 2050?
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As you browse and pick your items, digital information pops up on digital screens hanging over the shelves. If you're wondering where that olive oil is from, just point your finger at the bottle and start reading. Allergic to nuts? Bring it up on the screens and the system will tell you which products have nuts and which don't. Looking to buy responsibly? Let the supermarket walk you through the products' production chain. In the Supermarket of the Future, sensors, robots, interactive screens and apps will help you learn more about the products you're buying, and help you in finding just the right ones for you. Have a look at the video below to get a better idea of what the supermarket is all about:
Imagined by Italian architect and MIT professor Carlo Ratti in collaboration with Coop, Italy's largest retail chain with more than 7 million consumer members, the project was brought to life through a partnership between Microsoft, Avanade, Intel and Accenture. The Supermarket of the Future is, in a nutshell, an ultramodern sustainable take on the traditional local food market, with the benefits of high-tech equipment such as cloud technology, IoT and mobile technology.


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1. no Online play
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3. i can't plug in my external hard drive. lol
LOL at you, actually I'm totally right.Originally Posted by demonflair
May 25th for Europe with Mario Strikers, December 14th 2006 for Japan with Pokemon Battle Revolution, and for the US it's June 25th with Pokemon Battle Revolution.
Don't believe me? It's on Wikipedia, Gamespot, and IGN.
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1. no Online play
2. friend codes
3. i can't plug in my external hard drive. lol
yeah japan had online play from release.Originally Posted by En4Neo
Japan gets everything before us...Originally Posted by callme.nasty
Not quite everything, we get Super Paper Mario first. Hell we got LoZ TP first, these are huge titles the US is getting or has gotten first.Originally Posted by psychogd92
i'd much rather have online play.Originally Posted by En4Neo
yeah, but ill they have gotten is pokemon. And there will be about a 5 month break before there next title. So, your really not missing that much.Originally Posted by callme.nasty
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I really can't come up with many problems.
I have had no issues with the Wireless - my Wii connects to my generic Netgear router just fine. Surfs the Web, downloads from the shop channel, etc.
I could care less about online play. I'm not that great of a gamer (this is my first real foray into games since the Atari 2600/NES days) so I could care less about playing against/with people. If I want to play with friends, I'll invite them over, have a few beers and play.
The graphics are good, not great but good enough. I play via components on our 42" plasma and it's fine.
The controller does have issues at times, but works great 99.9% of the time. I wonder if some of these issues are due to the fact that they are Bluetooth and the WiFi both operate on the 2.4 Ghz band. Same as how 2.4 Ghz cordless phones interfere with WiFi....
That being said, I'm enjoying Wii sports, Godfather and Sonic. All are great games for me, the casual gamer. I've spent something like 8 hours playing Godfather, something I'd never do before. The graphics are not as good as a PS3 or 360, but I'll never give my money to MS so they ruin another industry (I've seen them f-up the PC world), and $600 for a PS3 is a little excessive.
Many of these same arguments (features) could and were said about the iPod back in 2001-2003. Look where that is today.....
I think the Wii will do just fine - with the #'s it's been pulling in, titles will come soon enough.
One thing I've learned about the Internet and enthusiast boards. We are NOT in any way, shape or form a representative sampling of the entire population. We're just a small portion of the whole user base.
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Tuberculosis in pregnancy
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- Lloyd N Friedman, MD
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- Clinical Professor of Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine
- Chief Operating Officer and Vice President, Medical Affairs, Milford Hospital
- Lynn T Tanoue, MD
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Worldwide, the burden of tuberculosis (TB) disease in pregnant women is substantial. In 2011, it was estimated that more than 200,000 cases of active tuberculosis occurred among pregnant women globally; the greatest burdens were in Africa and Southeast Asia [1].
Prenatal care presents a unique opportunity for evaluation and management of latent and active tuberculosis in pregnant women [2]. Routine tuberculin skin test (TST) screening is not indicated for all pregnant women. However, individuals with an increased risk of tuberculosis may seek medical care only during pregnancy (such as foreign-born individuals within five years of immigration from TB-endemic countries or individuals with HIV infection) [3]. (See "Epidemiology of tuberculosis".)
The pathogenesis of tuberculosis infection and disease in pregnant women is similar to that in nonpregnant women [4,5]. There is no firm evidence that the risk of new infection or reactivation of tuberculosis in pregnant women is significantly different from matched controls. However, tuberculosis in pregnant women can present insidiously, since symptoms of malaise and fatigue may be attributed to pregnancy rather than disease [6]. In addition, during pregnancy it can be difficult to recognize weight loss. (See "Natural history, microbiology, and pathogenesis of tuberculosis".)
Since pregnancy has not been shown to increase the risk of TB, the epidemiology of TB in pregnancy is a reflection of the general incidence of disease [7]. This also is true in HIV-infected women, as shown in a group of predominantly HIV-infected pregnant women in New York City during 1991 to 1992, where the rate of TB was 94.8 per 100,000 deliveries [8].
Issues related to diagnosis and treatment of latent TB infection and active TB disease in pregnant women will be reviewed here. Issues related to the management of latent and active TB in nonpregnant patients are discussed in detail separately. (See "Diagnosis of latent tuberculosis infection (tuberculosis screening) in HIV-uninfected adults" and "Diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV-uninfected patients" and "Treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in HIV-uninfected adults".)
Subscribers log in hereTo continue reading this article, you must log in with your personal, hospital, or group practice subscription. For more information or to purchase a personal subscription, click below on the option that best describes you:Literature review current through: Sep 2016. | This topic last updated: Aug 23, 2016.The content on the UpToDate website is not intended nor recommended as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your own physician or other qualified health care professional regarding any medical questions or conditions. The use of this website is governed by the UpToDate Terms of Use ©2016 UpToDate, Inc.References
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Interview: Drew Goddard on 'Cabin in the Woods' and Spielberg's 'Robopocalypse'
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My first chat with Drew Goddard, director of this week's "Cabin In The Woods," took place in Austin when we did the live-cast chat with him and Joss Whedon together. Then at the start of this week, he called for a follow-up conversation. The last few days, reviews have really started rolling in, and while you've got some people taking pretty hardline positions against the film (Rex Reed's review is almost comically inaccurate, suggesting Rex dozed his way through, inventing connective tissue that says a lot about the Freudian dreamscape between his ears), for the most part, people seem to be engaged by the crazy puzzle-box deathtrap that Goddard built. I'm certainly a fan. I asked how he's feeling about the response so far.
"The only sad part is that I realize it's never going to be this good again in my career," he laughed. "I couldn't have asked for better reactions. It's beyond my wildest dreams."
One of the things that is most difficult about selling this film is the way the film is built, it feels like anything you tell people robs them of some of the pleasure of discovery, and when cutting trailers, that means they've had to be very careful. More so than with typical films. They're using word of mouth screenings and promo items like a custom "Cabin In The Woods" bong to get people talking. I asked how he feels about Lionsgate and the work they've done selling the film.
"They are the greatest. I can't believe [the bongs are] happening, either. That's the thing about Lionsgate. They are fearless. No other studio would have made 'Hunger Games' the way they did. They're being fearless in the way they make decisions and it's paying off for them."
He said it was a carefully orchestrated effort, revealing a little bit at a time, more as they got closer to release. "It's a fine line. It's kind of of a moving target that we're still trying to find. As a filmmaker, I don't want to give anything away, but I sympathize. You have to tell the audience this is worth their time. I'm glad I'm not the head of marketing right now."
In a film like this, where much of it depends on a deeply-seeded knowledge of genre convention, the tendency is to wink or play so post-modern that it's not effective as an actual horror film. I asked him about how he worked to define that line. "The secret is to always be telling our story first, and never worry about the second part, the sort of film geek stuff, because that will take care of itself organically. The rest of it, we just filled in as we needed."
We talked about how the structure of this film almost meant that he had to shoot two different movies, something he said ultimately worked for the film. "There was something very energizing about that as a director. Movies are hard and movies are long. Because it felt like we wrapped a movie and then started a new movie that was a whole new genre, it energized the crew. We had to shoot all the kid stuff first because we couldn't fake the greenscreen material on the screens."
There are other incidents around the world that we glimpse in the film, and in particular, there is a sort of running subplot set in a world that looks like a riff on "The Ring," all of which was evidently directed by Whedon. Goddard laughed when I brought it up. "I was so mad. We had it all storyboarded, and I knew what I wanted to do, and then on our first day it snowed, and we got behind. So I had to move that to second unit, which meant he shot that, and I was so mad. I'm still mad."
Even as he said that, though, he was laughing, and I got the feeling that much of this movie came from that same place, that incredulous "They're not going to let us get away with this, are they?" He confirmed that, saying he and Whedon had ridiculous fun making it. "We were behind the monitor giggling pretty much the whole entire movie."
One of the few benefits to having your film delayed almost three years is that when they shot the film, Chris Hemsworth was an interesting young actor, and now he's "Thor." It's even strange that Whedon ended up directing Hemsworth afterwards. I asked him what it was that made Hemsworth stand out in the first place. "You could tell when he walked in the room… there was just this emotion that he had, a melancholy and a relatability. You don't normally see that in guys that good looking. There was a depth and a soul to him that came across right away."
One of Hemsworth's biggest moments in the film is one of my favorite beats, and it works precisely because of how well he sells it. Goddard said that was key to the entire thing working. "The most important part of the job was to never wink and never lose sight of the idea that this is really happening to these characters. We looked so hard for these actors. I saw hundreds of actors for these five roles. We needed people who weren't just playing archetypes, who could stay in the moment and make it real, no matter what's happening."
I was surprised by how far they take certain ideas in the film, and there's one shot in the film in particular that is sort of amazing in the layers of complexity. I asked him about the execution of that shot. "We didn't have a lot of money for this, and we were trying to do so much of it practical. A shot like that, with mostly practical effects, that's really hard. It took preparation. You keep your cost down with preparation. It took us over a year to pull off that shot. No one has to watch this movie more times than me, so I'm obviously looking to make it something that will reward more than one viewing."
I told him I haven't seen it a second time yet, but that I'm sure it will play differently for me since I'll be looking at different things. "My favorite movies are the ones that are different the second time, or where you're constantly discovering new things. It's not just genre movies, either, and it's not just about twists. I saw 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' four times in the theater before I realized it's a love story. I love that."
I mentioned the column we just recently introduced here at the site, and how I wrote the first one on "Robopocalypse." I asked how different it is working on bringing a book to the screen with the director giving you notes versus writing an original piece that he was planning to direct himself. "Every project is different. Adapting 'Robopocalypse' would be totally different than adapting, say, 'Hunger Games.' Each project has its own life, and it's own identity. You get into trouble when you think there's one single way to approach everything. Each project, there's a different way to attack it. With 'Robo,' I've got Steven Spielberg right there to turn to when I have a question about anything. It makes life much easier."
I laughed and suggested that Speilberg's got to be a pretty good sounding board to be able to use. "Yes, having the greatest filmmaker of all time available to give an opinion on something, and I can just follow his lead… that's what it should be."
I asked if it's different when he's working with Whedon because of their history. "My life is so much easier because I love these people I work with so much, both as people and for their talents. Joss was my favorite writer of all time when I was in college and I first saw 'Buffy.' It felt like the world had changed, like someone was out there doing what I wanted to do. Boy, that makes your life easier. You can just trust these guys to know what they're doing. Collaboration is all about trust, and I have nothing but trust and faith in him. Always."
This movie is such a deep exploration of genre that it feels like he almost has to mix it up and do something totally outside the genre for his next film, so I asked him how he makes that sort of decision. "One of the things that's been nice about my career is that I've been able to do so many different things, and variety keeps your creative soul fulfilled. I'm constantly looking to find new things to do. It's just project to project for me. You never know where the next thing's going to come from."
This is a movie that explains why we need red meat in our diet, and it does so by example. I love that the subtext treats the genre seriously, and I asked him if he's always felt that horror can be about something more than just the text itself. "For me, first it was just that I loved what I loved. You don't really think about if it's important or what it's saying. You just get excited about it. As you get older, you think about what it means or why it resonates with you and what it says that you need to keep exploring. Why do you watch 'The Thing' 800 times? At first, though, it's just love. I just like watching these movies."
That comes through loud and clear in the finished film, and I am excited to see what you guys think of it when "Cabin In The Woods" opens Friday.


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Bark in the Park returns to Hancock County Saturday
The Hancock County Animal Shelter Foundation will welcome the return of its "Bark in the Park" fundraiser, an event to benefit operations at the Hancock County Animal Shelter.
"Bark in the Park," an afternoon of events designed for pet guardians and their canine companions, will be held from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday at the Get-Togethers Picnic Grounds, located at 3934 Kings Creek Road in Weirton.
The lineup of activities will include canine training demonstrations, a rabies clinic, pet photos, pet tarot card readings, K9 unit demonstrations, a blessing of the pets led by the Rev. Nathan Malavolti of the Franciscan University of Steubenville, dog contests, food and prizes.
Admission is $10 per car, which includes a complimentary goodie bag.
The Hancock County Animal Shelter Foundation was founded in 1991 to raise money to fund construction of a new county animal shelter. That success evolved into operation of the county facility in New Manchester, which now provides "food, shelter and loving care every day, to homeless pets from around Hancock County," according to a news release.


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Sometimes on Man Fire Food, the seriousness of television production goes up in smoke:
Check out a new episode of Man Fire Food tonight at 8pm ET to watch Roger Mooking head to Kentucky to cook a spectacular Southern feast in a massive outdoor grill.
Growing up surrounded by delectable Southern fare, Bobby Deen learned how delicious — and rich — family favorites can be. But then he discovered that he could recreate his family's favorite Southern classics with simple swaps that take the guilty out of guilty pleasures. Now on his new show Deen of Lean, Bobby is heading around the country to surprise high-octane home cooks and attempt to turn their decadent dishes into lighter, leaner recipes. Their family and friends will judge his remakes to see if they can match or surpass the originals in deliciousness. First stop is New Jersey to meet up with Kardea. She's a very good cook and her Southern dishes are made with love — but her boyfriend says she might use a little too much love.
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Nadia G makes sure to add style to everything she does, from her recipes to her outfits to her kitchen. That's because, in order, she likes great food, looking hot and cooking in a place that has as much flavor as the food she prepares in it. The latter is the subject of her new web series Sick Kitchen on our sister site Ulive. She travels around to people's houses, tells them their kitchens are tacky and cluttered, and then revamps them with inspired decor and slamming new appliances.
Now through June 16, you can give your own kitchen a bit of Nadia G's sick style by entering the Sick Kitchens sweepstakes. We've teamed up with Ulive to give away a sweet fridge and range (in the colors of your choice) from Elmira Stove Works to one lucky winner. Check out Sick Kitchens and then enter to win now.
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Actress Haylie Duff has been in Napoleon Dynamite and 7th Heaven (with the seasonally-appropriate character names Summer and Sandy, respectively). Her most exciting undertakings for us, though, have been her 2013 cookbook and wildly popular blog, both called Real Girl's Kitchen. Now she has a TV show of the same name, and it's premiering this Saturday, June 7 at 2pm ET on Cooking Channel.
Tune in every Saturday afternoon to step into Haylie's world, where she serves up recipes, stories and adventures. A true Texas girl at heart, Haylie blends her Southern roots with her busy life in Hollywood for the perfect combination of food, family, travel, work and play.
Check out this Web-only clip to get a taste of what to expect:
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Sure, this comfort food classic is fantastic on its own, straight out of the jar, but this versatile snack also pairs perfectly with a surprising number of foods, savory and sweet. Some of its most-celebrated companions include chocolate, banana and even bacon. Here are a few satisfying peanut butter desserts, perfect for toting along to parties or serving at cozy get-togethers with friends and family (though you may not want to share!).
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Comparing energy balances, greenhouse gas balances and biodiversity impacts of contrasting farming systems with alternative land uses
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is commonly used for comparing environmental impacts of contrasting farming systems. However, the interpretation of agricultural LCA studies may be flawed when the alternative land use options are not properly taken into account. This study compared energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) balances and biodiversity impacts of different farming systems by using LCA accompanied by an assessment of alternative land uses. Farm area and food product output were set equal across all of the farm models, and any land remaining available after the food crop production requirement had been met was assumed to be used for other purposes. Three different management options for that land area were compared: Miscanthus energy crop production, managed forest and natural forest. The results illustrate the significance of taking into account the alternative land use options and suggest that integrated farming systems have potential to improve the energy and GHG balances and biodiversity compared to both organic and conventional systems. Sensitivity analysis shows that the models are most sensitive for crop and biogas yields and for the nitrous oxide emission factors. This paper provides an approach that can be further developed for identifying land management systems that optimize food production and environmental benefits.
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Roundtable on legislative procedures regulating the activities of handicraft sector (24/03/2014)
Dushanbe, March 24, 2014 – As a part of a EU-funded project, a Round Table on the legislative procedures regulating the handicraft sector will be held in Dushanbe on March 27, from 9:00 to 12:00, in the conference hall of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.
The meeting will see the participation of the newly created Union of Craftsmen of Tajikistan and it will represent an important opportunity to discuss the draft Law "on craft activities". During the Round Table, the interim results of an analysis conducted on state regulations affecting the economy sector will be presented and recommendations for improvement will be put forward. Stakeholders and entrepreneurs in the handicraft sector will be engaged in a debate on the best strategies to boost the development of the handicraft industry and strengthen the export capacities of craftsmen.
The round table is organized within the framework of the project "Handicraft and business through regional integration and fair trade market", funded by the European Union under the Central Asia Invest Program. With a of 2-year duration, the project is implemented in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan by the international NGO Cesvi, together with three regional partners: the National Association of Small and Medium Business of Tajikistan and the Union of Craftsmen, in Tajikistan, and the Bishkek Business Club in Kyrgyzstan.
The overall objective of the project is to promote the Tajik and Kyrgyz private sectors with a special emphasis on the regional integration of the handicraft sector. This objective will be achieved through the capacity building and support to Tajik and Kyrgyz handicraft intermediary organizations.
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For some, the appeal of the Super Bowl isn't the football — it's the creativity advertisers put into the commercials they paid millions of dollars to air during the big game. We've rounded up all the pre-released automotive commercials so interested readers can watch all the videos in one spot.
Just one automaker is missing. Ever since the "Born of Fire" Chrysler 200 commercial starring Eminem aired in 2011, the automaker has made quite a stir at the Super Bowl, including last year with the controversial "Half Time in America" commercial featuring Clint Eastwood. Chrysler is expected to debut an ad during the Super Bowl, but we haven't yet heard much about it.
UPDATE: Chrysler's two Super Bowl ads each ran two minutes, and featured the Jeep and Ram brands. Watch the two ads just below.
While Subaru won't be airing any commercials during the big game, a series of four commercials will be aired during Animal Planet's "Puppy Bowl" programming — the commercials will feature dogs in the driver's seat of the 2014 Forester.
After watching the videos below, tell us which commercial was your favorite. Enjoy!
Jeep – "Whole Again"
Ram – "Farmer"
Audi – In this 2013 Audi S6 commercial, viewers were to vote for one of three possible endings that could air during the big game. In the winning commercial, the father of a dateless prom-goer tosses him the keys to his S6. The son arrives at the prom and grabs the prom queen for a big kiss. Afterward, the teen drives off with a black eye screaming in victory.
2013 Audi S6 – "Prom" (Worth It)
Hyundai – A trio of Hyundai Super Bowl videos shows the virtues of the rear-drive Genesis sedan, Sonata 2.0T, and the new Santa Fe three-row crossover. In the first commercial, the Genesis sedan rips around the race track with an announcer doing a football-style play-by-play, as comparisons to German luxury cars appear on the screen. Next, Hyundai shows how the Sonata's 274-hp 2.0-liter turbo engine enables it to quickly pass road hazards it encounters on the highway. After having his football taken by some bullies, a young boy heads home to get his mom and Santa Fe to round up his "team," a group of kids engaging in amazing-for-a-kid activities such as welding, lifting weights, and wrestling a bear, for a game of tackle football. The Santa Fe is also used for an "Epic Playdate" where the family uses it to visit museums, play in the mud, and even for a game of human bowling and more.
2013 Hyundai Genesis – "Excited"
2013 Hyundai Sonata Turbo – "Stuck"
2013 Hyundai Santa Fe – "Team" (Extended)
2013 Hyundai Santa Fe – "Epic Playdate"
Kia – After an embellished story – full of euphemisms – about how babies come from the planet Babylandia, the son says his friend told him otherwise. The father quickly changes the subject by using the Kia Sorento's Uvo system to play "The Wheels on the Bus." Alyssa Campanella, of Miss USA pageant fame, stars as one of the Hotbots in the 2014 Kia Forte commercial. After an overenthusiastic auto journalist kicks the tires on the new Forte, the hotbot teaches him to respect the tech by flinging his across the room.
2014 Kia Sorento – "Space Babies"
2014 Kia Forte – "Hotbots"
Lincoln – Five original tweets sent to Jimmy Fallon were combined to create one story starring the 2013 Lincoln MKZ. The story begins when a young girl picks up a German hitchhiker. Before long, the duo end up on an alpaca farm. Later, they get stuck behind a herd of turtles with some bikers, before finding themselves on the set of an alien movie.
2013 Lincoln MKZ – "SteerTheScript"
Mercedes-Benz – Kate Upton appears in the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA teaser commercial. While the title suggests she washes it in slow motion, the high school football team seems to be putting in all the work. In the actual commercial, a young professional contemplates selling his soul to the devil for an opportunity to own the new CLA and everything that comes with – including fame. After seeing the price revealed on a billboard, he realizes he might not need to sell his soul to buy the CLA.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA – Kate Upton Washes the All-New Mercedes-Benz CLA in Slow Motion
2013 Mercedes-Benz CLA – "Soul" (Extended Cut)
Toyota – Caley Cuoco of "The Big Bang Theory" fame stars in the Toyota teaser and full-length version. In the teaser, Cuoco walks down the street preforming magic to the lyrics of Skee-Lo's "I Wish," including making one man taller. As she steps in to a 2013 Toyota RAV4 she sits next to man dressed as a rabbit in a hat, holding a bat. In the actual ad, as the father rubs the hood of his RAV4, Cuoco appears as a Genie to grant each family member a wish – as she interprets them. The family then travels through time and space in outlandish adventures.
2013 Toyota RAV4 "I Wish" – (Official Teaser)
2013 Toyota RAV4 – "Wish Granted" (Official)
Volkswagen – In the first Volkswagen video, internet video stars from the past year all come together to "Get Happy" with reggae legend Jimmy Cliff. The happiness continues in the full-length video when a white man with a Jamaican accent encourages his coworkers to Be Happy – including his boss who he takes for a ride in his Volkswagen Beetle.
2013 Volkswagen – Sunny Side with Jimmy Cliff (Get Happy)
2013 Volkswagen – "Get In. Get Happy"