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|Relationship between family socioeconomic and educational level and childhood overweight from a Portuguese municipality based study
|Ramos, Carlos
Silva, Ana Lúcia
Carvalho, Maria Ana
Rito, Ana
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|INTRODUCTION: The prevalence of childhood obesity is rising rapidly in Portugal, reaching one of the worst positions in the European Union. Inadequate food habits with high intake of high energy dense foods, seems to be one of the main factor behind this epidemic. Family socioeconomic status also appears to be an obesogenic factor, particularly parents' educational level and their income. To better understand the association of unbalanced dietary habits and socioeconomic environment on children nutritional status and to develop effective prevention strategies, are the main aims of this study. METHODS: A cross-sectional study (MUNSI) was conducted on five, which included 3173 children (6-9 years old), attending the universe of public elementary schools. Childhood nutritional status was assessed by anthropometric parameters considering the CDC growthcharts criteria percentiles of BMI. Children's food habits, socioeconomic condition and parent's level education were collected by a family questionnaire. RESULTS: Prevalence of overweight (BMI≥P85) was 32.1%, and 14.3% for obesity (BMI≥P95). The risk of obesity was higher in medium income families (851-1500€: OR=4.0 (1.1-14.1)), compared with families' incomes over 3750€/month. We also found that parents' educational level was correlated with the risk of obesity in children. Lower mother´s educational level showed higher prevalence (20,8%) and risk of childhood obesity: OR=2.8 (1.8-4.5) and again for lower fathers educational level with higher childhood obesity (16.7%) and OR=2.1 (1.2-3.4) CONCLUSION: Data showed that obesity is not independent from parents' socioeconomic status and parents' educational level, where this condition seem to be related with the likelihood to develop childhood obesity.
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Team FMF Suzuki Off-Road is proud to announce its lineup for the 2007 racing season. The factory off-road program will provide two (GNCC and WORCS) race teams: The GNCC team will be based in Indiana, and the WORCS team will be based in California.
Team FMF Suzuki Off-Road GNCC
Rodney Smith – 5-time GNCC Champion
Glenn Kearney – Australian Enduro Champion/4th 2006 GNCC Series
Jimmy Jarrett – 3-time OMA Champion
Josh Strang – 2nd overall Australian Enduro Championship
Team manager – Mike Webb
Team coordinator – Shane Nalley
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Mike Kiedrowski – 4-time AMA Motocross Champion/3-time MX Des Nations Champion/2-time WORCS Champion
Ryan Hughes – EnduroCross Champion/MX Des Nations Champion/winner of four overall WORCS races in 2006
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Sound: Why would U2 release another "Best of" album? Was it because their "The Best of 1980-1990" did so well? Did they think they were falling out of favor? Was it a marketing ploy? Or was it simply just something to do? Maybe a little bit of everything. After the positive attention "The Best of 1980-1990," U2 thought they could risk it again. They were starting to slow down a little. The momentum gained from "The Joshua Tree" and sustained through "Achtung Baby" was beginning to wane, noticeably during "Zooropa" and "Pop." Although these were good albums in themselves, they fell far from being close to the caliber of earlier U2 albums. So U2 decided to attempt to re-vamp their game by releasing another "Best of" album. This marketing can have it's downsides, though. Unlike their previous album, "The Best of 1980-1990," which was a hit in both the US and UK, "The Best of 1990-2000" failed to reach over #30 on the US Billboard 200, topping out at #34, unlike the #2 its predecessor received. It did do well in the UK, however, reaching #2. Likewise, it only grossed $3,000,000 in Europe. So was U2 washed up? Or did the fans not seem to like it as well? Neither, as it seems. With hit songs like "Beautiful Day," "One," and "Even Better Than the Real Thing," it was far from boring. And U2 was even farther from being washed up. They would go on to produce show-stopping albums like "No Line on the Horizon" and "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" (c'mon, who doesn't like "Vertigo"?). So the real reason it didn't do as well as "The Best of 1980-1990" is because it wasn't new. It had been done before, by the same band, which can be a turn off for some people. So, although not as popular, it definitely had some bite to it. "Beautiful Day" is on the album, so it has to be decent, right? Nearly everyone who knows U2 has heard and loves "Beautiful Day," U2's iconic anthem. And what's not to love? Edge's thought-out riffs, Larry's pounding drums, Adam's pulsating bass, and Bono's soaring vocals make it a hit fro the ages. Likewise, "One" is a masterpiece of music, bringing everything U2 is into one song. Sure, there are some songs that don't really capture the listener, such as "Staring at the Sun" and "Numb," but even these songs seem like works of art when played along with the previously mentioned hits. And "Mysterious Ways"? Edge takes his guitar into a whole new spectrum with his synth-like rhythm, while Adam pumps out his deep, even tone. Bono works his lyrical magic, and the song is made. So is it really "The Best of 1990-2000"? There are great songs on the album, sure, but there are still great songs that were left out. Where is "Love Is Blindness" and "So Cruel"? What about "Mofo"? While still a good album, it's not complete like "The Best of 1980-1990." // 7
Lyrics: Bono, Bono, Bono. If ever there was an album that showcases a singer, this is the one. While "Until the End of the World" and "Mysterious Ways" stand out a bit with their licks and fills provided by Edge, they seem just a bit light on the lyrics. In "Until the End of the World," Bono tells the story of Jesus and Judas, but the lyrics can be weak. "In the garden I was playing the tart..." Come one Bono, what does that even mean? However, these small oddities are pushed out of the spectrum by the raw, awesome power of the lyrics in "One," which take over the entire album. No one can deny that Bono has a great deal of talent after having heard his genius word choice and word placement. His lyrics seem to take on a fragility, like the slightest change of wording could crack the entire song. "We get to carry each other..." could be "We HAVE to carry each other...," which would show sullen and reluctant resignation on the singers' part. This makes the song seem even more personal, as if a battle cry for everyone wishing for peace. "You gave me nothing, now it's all I've got..." No explanation needed here, Bono just outlined exactly what it feels like to be rejected. But enough with "One." Although more than a great song, maybe a perfect song, there are other songs on the album that come close. Bono writes pure poetry in "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of," but his vocals get off a bit in "Gone," seeming forced, and not the smooth, even flow of other songs, like "Electrical Storm" or "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)." And Bono seems to over do the drawn out wails a little bit, too. So while the lyrics are great, and the singing is good, neither are perfect. But perfection is nearly impossible to attain. Bono comes close, but not close enough. // 7
Overall Impression: How does one go about comparing an album that is a handful of albums combined? One must review the songs on the album, and rate it from there. While the songs are great, and the delivery is great, it's just not U2's best. Some songs impress, some songs almost depress. Now, it's hard to write an album at all, let alone a "Best Of," but it is U2's slowing down that really hurt them in "The Best of 1990-2000." They didn't have great hits from "Zooropa" or "Pop." So they depended heavily on a handful of songs to sell the album. However, "The Best of 1990-2000" was a turning point for U2. While not adored, fans liked it, and U2 began picking up speed again. Just in time to release a brand new album, "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb." So, while not their greatest album ever, "The Best of 1990-2000" gave U2 enough fuel to plunge back into the world of rock & roll. // 8
Sound: A different sound to earlier U2 stuff, but easily just as good, with just as much feeling, thought and quality behind the music including the best song ever recorded (according to a recent VH1 (I think) poll) The Edge is still showing off his knowledge. // 8
Lyrics: The lyrics are just as thought provoking as any other U2 album out there, Bono has not made it any easier on himself by continually writing brilliant songs, it leaves him with a very hard task of following them up, but with the songs selected for this album it easily shows that he can do it, "One" is the most thought provoking song I have heard since, well, ever."Beautiful Day," "The Hands That Built America," well, this album is full of wonderful songs. // 10
Overall Impression: The only other U2 albums I would recommend apart from this one are "The Best of 1980-1990" and "The Joshua Tree," "One" and "Stuck in a Moment..." almost make the album worth buying, but when you factor in the B-sides disc and the promo DVD you won't regret buying it. // 10


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Paul Kingsnorth is the author of two non-fiction books, One No, Many Yeses (2003) and the highly acclaimed Real England (2008), as well as a collection of poetry, Kidland (2011). A former journalist and deputy editor of The Ecologist magazine, he has won several awards for his poetry and essays. In 2009, he co-founded the Dark Mountain Project, an international network of writers, artists and thinkers in search of new stories for troubled times. The Wake is his first novel.
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Ubisoft caves and finally reveals Rainbow Six: Patriots
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After a series of leaks Ubisoft has decided to officially reveal their next entry in the Rainbow Six series.
Rainbow Six: Patriots will be a dynamic title that explores the reality of modern terrorism from multiple perspectives.
This time out Team Rainbow will face down the terror threat from a terrorist organisation called True Patriots who claim that the US government has been irreparably corrupted by greed and corporate special interests.
It is in development on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC and is due to be released some time in 2013.
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Clearview Hoops: Keeping Friends Together
WHEELING – Rather than sit idly by and watch the possibility of he and his friends drifting apart after high school, 20-year-old Andrew Schuetz came up with an idea, which he immediately pitched to buddies Michael Zavolta, 21, a West Liberty student, and Jake Flatley, 20, a Sports Journalism major at WLU.
"After many of us had completed our first year of college we were all looking for something to do since our high school athletic careers had ended," Schuetz recalled. "So I thought it would be a good idea to organize a basketball league with our friends to get everyone together and have some good competition."
And so, the Clearview Basketball League was born.
Beginning Monday, June 10, games will be contested at Garden Park in Warwood from roughly 7-10 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Approximately 10 regular-season games for each team are played by "ones and twos," with 30 total points being the goal. You must win by two points, or whichever team gets to 40 first will be declared the winner.
"Every team makes the playoffs and they are Best-of-3 series," Schuetz explained.
Sign-ups were held in early May at both Garden Park and Glen Dale Park, and 11, six-man teams are scheduled to compete in the second-year event, which is sponsored by Zavolta Law Offices, in part to help with T-shirt costs.
"We picked what we believed were the 11 best players as captains, then the remaining 55 players were put on a draft board in which the captains will pick their team," said Schuetz, who attends Wheeling Jesuit and is an Athletic Training major. "The objective of the draft is to spread out the talent so the teams are fairly equal."
Schuetz said the turnout for last year's inaugural tournament was better than expected, "especially in the playoffs." One would expect the following will be even better this time around considering the 2013 event is being played in memory of Kurt Myers and Randy Stephens, two Wheeling Park students that saw their lives cut tragically short.
"Warwood is a very close-knit community in which we are all like family," Schuetz said. "Therefore when we heard this terrible news on losing two great kids, we decided this year the league would be for them. Personally I knew Kurt because he was my neighbor and I grew up with him my whole life.
"Also, we (Flatley and Schuetz) played trumpet with him in the Warwood Middle School band.
"Randy was a kid many people in the league knew through grade and high school and he inspired many through his fight with cancer."
Cost to enter is $13 a person, with proceeds going to the Myers and Stephens families.
"The league is both a charity and just for fun," Schuetz said. "At the beginning the league was just for fun, however this year when we decided to dedicate to the league to Randy and Kurt it has become an event to help raise money for the families of our friends who have passed."
The league may have taken a more serious turn this time around, but the end result is ultimately what it's about.
"We want to keep basketball fun while giving local kids a chance to get together over summer," Schuetz said.
Flatley has taken it a step further, creating both Twitter and Instragram accounts (@ClearviewHoops), as well as a website (www.clearviewbasketballleague.weebly.com) to help spread the word.
"This is a must these days in order for the league to be successful and the kids love it," Flatley said. "Right now we have 120 followers – double the number of the kids in the league.
"Once the league gets going and we tweet about it, kids will start retweeting and talking about the website, which means others not in league will wants shirts, thus raising more money for Randy and Kurt's families.
"Being a sports journalism major I love doing this and the kids love it too, and that is what matters."


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An Alamo resident and former volunteer at St. Isidore's Catholic Church has been sentenced in an embezzlement case. Evelyn Peinado, 64, was charged with felony embezzlement in May and will serve 180 days in jail.
According to Contra Costa County Deputy District Attorney Steve Bolen, Peinado agreed to the sentence and will also serve three years on probation. She must complete 1,000 hours of volunteer work and has paid $83,816.21 in restitution. Peinado's sentencing officially concludes the embezzlement case.
An investigation into the trio's actions -- although each acted individually -- began in August 2010 when church officials began to notice financial irregularities. During the investigation, the Diocese of Oakland determined that St. Isidore did not have sufficient internal controls in place to detect and prevent such a high-level, sophisticated crime. The parish has since hired a bookkeeper and an accounting manager to "insure appropriate financial administration for cash receipts, disbursements, payroll and financial statement preparation."
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Villa Cenote del Mar makes a statement from the moment you pull up into the driveway. Worthy of taking one of the top places among the million dollar homes of the "rich and famous", this luxurious beachfront villa has earned its reputation thanks to its prime location on Tankah Bay, the finest materials used in its construction and its tasteful décor.
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It is also worth mentioning that the entire east wall of the Great Room, features expansive glass sliders opening the villa to the heavenly views of the pool and the white-sand Tankah Beach.
Every little accessory, every piece of furnishing has been chosen to contribute to the atmosphere of luxury, exclusivity and relaxation that Villa Cenote del Mar is famous for.
This feeling of awe and pure pleasure is even more accentuated when you see the lavish bedroom suites of the house. Each of the suites comes with top-quality furnishings, beautiful king-size beds, hardwood cabinetry, and spacious en-suite bathrooms.
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The Villa Cenote guest house located right next to the main villa consists of one lower and one upper level bedroom suite. Each suite feels more like an apartment perfect for up to 4 people and comes with a king-size bed and a double bed, an en-suite bathroom, a private kitchenette area, a separate terrace or patio and a private walkway to the pool and beach.
Tankah Bay also offers a myriad of fun and relaxation activities for the whole family. Manatee Cenote, located within a short walking distance from the villa, is a great place to swim, snorkel or kayak. The famous Mayan Tulum ruins and beautiful Tulum's beaches are just 10 minute drive south. 20 minutes drive north you will find the city of Akumal, known as "The Place of Turtles".
Considering all the luxuries, prime location, and amazing complimentary services (see amenities section) that you get when staying at the exclusive Villa Cenote del Mar, it is hard to believe that it so affordable! For parties of 10 people the prices start at $150 per person/per night (and the cost per person is even lower for bigger groups).
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As a mechanic myself, I find that is great car small, and maneuverable. For the size it is quite roomy. For the exterior there are not many modifications other then ground effects, as for the engine, limitless like any other Chevy model. As for build quality is ok for the price, but any do it your selfer can easily fix. A quite and smooth ride with great gas mileage. I drove mine home when I went on leave from Virginia to Texas a 22 hour drive under $100. The only trouble I had was my windshield wiper broke during heavy rain. And the headlights were not very bright.
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My current iMac is six years old and hasn't received a software update in ages. My operating system is, apparently, so old and slow that Skype and Dropbox no longer want anything to do with me and I have to run an old version of Yahoo mail because the Safari browser I use can no longer keep up. Worse yet, my BBC iPlayer has started cutting out on me—and, I'm sorry, but I can't live without BBC World Service. Those terrific features and radio dramas.
So, with the help of our young pal Sean, knowledgeable in all things relating to the Apple brand and close personal friend of Tim Cook, I ordered a brand, spanking new iMac, with an operating system so fast, it comes precariously close to artificial intelligence. 27″ monitor, tons of memory…with Final Cut Pro installed.
Some of you may have seen my odd movies. Usually accompanied by my odd music. Well, thanks to Final Cut Pro, I can up my game, utilize various effects and get a more polished look. That's the intention anyway. To improve, to get better, to develop as a creative person.
Disloyal Son is my tenth book and at this point in my career I'd like to take some time to explore other interests, like film-making and abstract, electronic music (I ordered a MIDI keyboard/synthesizer last week too). Writing will always be front and center in my life but I also have a hankering to express myself in other mediums, beyond the constraints of the printed word. I hope the end result will always be interesting but, I'll tell you one thing, I guarantee it will be unique.
I'm not sure if I would call this an attempt to re-invent myself but I know that since my 50th birthday I've felt an increasing sense of urgency to spread my wings, expose myself to new experience. Change my wardrobe, put away some childish things.
The new iMac arrives tomorrow, the keyboard soon after. There will be a learning curve, especially since I'm something of a technophobe. Will my files transfer from my old machine without a glitch? Will anything be lost? Will this wipe hours of music from iTunes? Etc. etc.
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More to come...
"A Personal Cosmology" (prose poems for the spiritually inclined)
Some months ago I wrote a series of prose poems to accompany six visual pieces I'd created.
The marriage of words and images worked wonderfully and I'm delighted to present "A Personal Cosmology" to readers. The first segment is below, click on the PDF link to read the work in its entirety.
…and how about some music while you're reading, an ambient number I call "Atmospheric Disturbance":
A short film and an admission
I'm a space geek, a genuine, dyed-in-the-wool fanatic when it comes to anything to do with making the stars our destination.
I think it's a complete drag how we seem to have stalled here in near-Earth orbit. Sending tourists up to the International Space Station at twenty million bucks a pop, while dispatching robot drone ships to the far reaches of the solar system, letting them do the work for us. No need for boots on the ground, expensive manned programs, grand visions…
I've loved science fiction all my life. Bradbury, Dick, Matheson, Beaumont, Ellison…those were my boys.
I'm also crazy about cinema.
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Blog Post #300 (Huzzah! Huzzah!)
Three hundred blog posts…and counting.
And the credit all belongs to…you. D'you think I'd keep this up for 300 posts I didn't feel like I was getting through, if this site wasn't an invaluable line of communication to friends, colleagues and readers from, well, from everywhere? You've commented and you've written, hundreds of you, and I love it. Some really smart people hang out at my place, ideal readers every one. These are the individuals I'm thinking of when I start a new poem, short story, novel. I want to constantly surprise and amaze them, show them something unexpected. Never let them down, never take them for granted.
Thanks, folks. Thanks, so much.
Not only am I celebrating #300, there's other news:
Yesterday I completed the first draft of what appears to be a short novel. Worked on it for nineteen (19) consecutive days, 2500 words a day. The experience left me drained, exhilarated…now I have to take a few days and try to figure out what the hell I'm going to do with it. I have another manuscript waiting for revision, an older effort I'm hoping to resurrect, but think I'll stick with this new one for awhile. It's in really rough shape—still, I think there's a polished gem in there somewhere. It'll take work, tons o' research too. Ah, well, I should be used to that.
A surprisingly pain-free draft—not assailed by the usual demons of self-doubt and I tried to take breaks, the occasional walk, get away from the keyboard. Is this the beginning of a new trend? Will I (gasp) stop punishing my body/mind/spirit in the name of art?
To add to the positive vibes around here, my wife has returned from Yellowknife, so our little family unit is intact once more. Sherron spent ten days up there with a troupe of professional artists, rehearsing and performing a dramatic presentation recreating events from the life of a longtime local character, Tom Doornbos. They used a variety of puppets and employed a number of locales around Yellowknife to tell their story and their play was a great hit. Now there's talk of touring it…stay tuned.
After picking Sherron up at the airport, we drove to the Broadway Theater and took in a showing of "Berberian Sound Studio", which I thought would be good…and turned out to be the best movie I've seen this year. You can find the review over at my film blog.
And, finally…I promised you a treat, didn't I?
Well, how about an entire CD of free music, over forty-seven minutes worth of catchy, mind-warping "chillout" tunes? I've just released "Ambient i-viii" in its entirety over on Bandcamp. Here a link to the site—enjoy, download, share.
I'll start you off with a sample track, one of my favorites, titled "Ambient vi":
One last time: THANKS.
And keep those comments and e-mails coming.
Love to hear from you…
"Exoplanet" (Short Film)
Taking a break from writing, concocted and edited a new short film.
"Exoplanet"…a love letter to science fiction.
Dedicated to Ian Sales and other bringers of wonder:
"Storm" (New Short Film)
In case you've only just arrived
The name is Burns. Cliff Burns.
Indie author and publisher. Creator of weird music and even weirder short films.
You'll find all the relevant biographical info about me here.
I offer a sizable batch of my stories for free reading and downloading, you'll find them here.
A number of my books are available for purchase and you can find ordering info here.
I know some of you (many of you? most of you?) view indie/self-published writers with a great deal of misgivings. I don't blame you. The advent of blogging, print on demand and e-books has led to an explosion of self-published novels and volumes of poetry and the vast majority of them are unbelievably horrible. So bad, I wouldn't wrap fish in them (real or virtual). In my view, when it comes to self-published offerings, Sturgeon's Law is too kind—at least 98% of the self-published efforts I've tried to read are embarrassingly juvenile and inept. Derivative, tuneless, execrable drek.
I acknowledge that.
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Ralphie Shows He's The Real Deal
All Sun-Sentinel "Lifestyles" columnist Ralph De La Cruz planned to do was write another silly sentimental piece, this one on his favorite bridge, a step above his usual column, which often doesn't get beyond his couch or kitchen table. But funny things happened on his way to bridge bliss, a set of unfortunate events that led to the best story to be published in the Sun-Sentinel this year.
When Ralph stopped by to talk to the tender of the 11th Street swing bridge in Fort Lauderdale, she made the mistake of entertaining his interest. For that, the company in Clearwater that has the city contract to operate the bridge canned 59-year-old Jeanie Curtiss for breaking protocol. Suddenly, Ralph was in the middle of a real story and he showed his chops. He found out the company, Tri-Angle Maintenance, was way overpaid.
'We pay a company in Clearwater $138,546.70 a year — $379.58 a day — to provide $9-an-hour tenders for that one little iconic
bridge," he wrote. "You'd think we could get them to tell us why they fired someone."
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I'm with you, Ralph. If you're going to fatten some company's bankroll on the taxpayers' dime in the name of "privatizing" government, couldn't you at least make it a local firm? And is the city really incapable of hiring a couple of tenders for the bridge to save another layer of bureaucratic fat?
He also tells us about the frustration he had getting public records out of the city.
When newspapers ask a city or county for a public record, the expectation is that they'll be received the next day. Certainly within a week.
On July 11, more than a month after the City Attorney's Office asked for the records, I finally got the files.
In all the 169 pages, there was no evidence of a single past transgression by Curtiss. But there was a star next to the paragraph in the rules that stated, "Only the bridge tender scheduled for a particular shift shall be in or around the bridge house."
With the public records stuff, he gets meta to great effect. In fact the whole story is basically an affront to the dry lifeless way of telling stories that seems to be the norm at 200 East Las Olas. Sure, there could have been a couple fewer aw-shucks "all I wanted to do was tell a story about a charming little bridge" references, but it was still a first-rate tale.
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April K. Binder,
Ph.D. Washington State University (Biochemistry/Molecular Biosciences), 2009
B.A. University of Redlands (Biology), 2003
General Biology II, Developmental Biology, Human Physiology, and Molecular Biotechnology
BIOL 354 Developmental Biology Posters:
Sex Determination in Different Organisms
Reproductive biology focused on hormonal control of ovarian function and development
My research is focused on understanding female reproductive biology and hormonal imbalances that may lead to ovarian dysfunction and infertility. My laboratory uses molecular techniques to examine gene regulation and transcriptional changes that occur downstream of estrogen receptor signaling and other hormone mediated events in ovarian cells. We also utilize a mouse model of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) to examine the effects of excess androgen on both ovarian and metabolic functions to gain insight into possible causes of female infertility.
In the lab we utilize both in vitro (cell culture) and in vivo (mouse model) techniques to gain understanding of ovarian function in response to steroid hormone signaling such as estrogen and androgen receptors.
Selected Publications
Binder AK, Kosak J, Janhardhan KS, Moser G, Eling T and Korach KS. Expression of Human NSAID Activated Gene 1 in Mice Leads to Altered Mammary Gland Differentiation and Impaired Lactation. PLoS ONE. 2016: 11(1): e0146518.
Wardell JR, Hodgkinson KM, Binder AK, Seymour KA, Korach KS, Vanderhyden BC, and Freiman RN. Estrogen-Responsiveness of the TFIID Subunit TAF4B in the Normal Mouse Ovary and in Ovarian Tumors. Biology of Reproduction 2013; 89(5): 116, 1-9.
Binder AK*, Rodriguez KF*, Stockton PS, Hamilton KJ, Reed CE, and Korach KS. The absence of ERβ results in altered gene expression in ovarian granulosa cells from in vivo preovulatory follicles. Endocrinology. 2013; 154(6): 2174-78.
Binder AK, Grammer JC, Herndon, MK, Stanton JD and Nilson JH. GnRH Regulation of Jun and Atf3 Requires Calcium, Calcineurin, and NFAT. Molecular Endocrinology 2012; 26(5): 873-886.
Salisbury TB*, Binder AK*, Grammer JC, and Nilson JH. GnRH-Regulated Expression of Jun and JUN Target Genes in Gonadotropes Requires a Functional Interaction between TCF/LEF Family Members and β-catenin. Molecular Endocrinology 2009; 23(3): 402-411.
Salisbury TB*, Binder AK*, Grammer JC, and Nilson JH. Welcoming β-catenin to the Gonadotropin-releasing Hormone Transcriptional Network in Gonadotropes. Molecular Endocrinology 2008; 22(6): 1295-1303.
Salisbury TB, Binder AK, Grammer JC, and Nilson JH. Maximal Activity of the Luteinizing Hormone β-subunit Gene Requires β-Catenin. Molecular Endocrinology 2007; 21: 963-971.
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Chelsea is now winless in their last five contests as their early lead in Naples was cancelled out by three unanswered Napoli goals.
Juan Mata got the scoring underway with a calm finish from six yards out. Drogba played the ball over to Sturridge on the right of the box. His low cross was dealt with poorly by Napoli centre-back Paolo Cannavaro, who did nothing but deflect it behind him and into Mata's path.
Napoli would equalize within 10 minutes. Ezequlel Lavezzi found a pocket of space just outside of the Chelsea box, and his curling shot did just enough to beat Cech to his left-hand side.
Edinson Cavani gave the home side the lead just before half. A ball crossed from the right of the box had the Chelsea defenders mesmerized as Cavani sneaked behind to put it away.
Chelsea picked it up in the second half, but was undone by a clear moment of David Luiz stupidity. The Chelsea defender decided it better to play the ball than clear it with Cavani breathing down his neck. Cavani made him pay by stealing the ball and feeding it to Lavezzi for his second goal of the match.
Chelsea now heads back to Stamford Bridge, where they will have to make up the deficit if they want to continue in Champions League and almost surely if Villas-Boas wants to keep his job.


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34.5"H x 23"W (approx)
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SKU 9210011 Model BARREL METAL Weight 20.0000 Color No size No Width N/A In Store Only Yes Price $19.99
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Rural King provides a defect or damage warranty within 30 days of receipt. All Manufacturing Return Policies Supersede Rural King's Return Policy.
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Price Value Quality
Was looking for something I could burn my fallen branches in and happen to see this drum for sale . For $19, I think they were a deal. No it's not the best drum and yes it is a used, repainted drum. For you complainers out there, try and find a better quality drum for under $50 and see how easy that works for you.
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Bought to use as a burn barrel. No top available, metal thin with a home made paint job that smoked and bubbled during my first burn. Now a yea later the barrel rusted out on the bottom third eventhough I had drilled drain hole in the bottm and put the barrel up on blocks. Was very dissapointed and now am going to try a simple garbage can that comes with a lid. It will probably last longer than the 55g drum.
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Just picked up 2 of these this morning, punched some vent holes on the bottom and around the bottom sides and put to work burning.
Turns out these are pretty difficult to find locally, was glad that a search lead me to this store.
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- It's a Burn Barrel Eienstein! Review by Sandy Griffitts
Price Value Quality
I used to buy used 55 gal barrels at an Oil Distribution Company for $20 cash only here in SWFLorida. When I saw the SAME barrel at RK for 19.99 I jumped on it. There may be some heavier manufactured steel barrels out there, but they are not the usual and would be far more expensive than $20 these days!
For a storage or burn barrel this is a great find. The other farm store does not carry these. Hats off to RK for stocking this useful tool.
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- Not a Standard 55 Gal Drum Review by Kenny
Price Value Quality
Picked up one of these at Mattoon Store. Was surprised that they were not the Standard 55 Gal drum that I've used for years, but a slightly taller (~6") and narrower barrel. (Not as Pictured) Lighter gauge of metal as well. I don't expect this barrel to last more than a few months for burning. I bought my last 2 barrels for $7 each and was shocked that these are $20 for a thin, top heavy barrel that will not last. I love Rural King, but I expected better than this.
(Posted on 8/15/2014)
- It's a burn barrel Review by Kevin
Price Value Quality
They're cheap and work for the intended purpose.
I'm not sure what Mike was expecting. They're available for local pickup only, so any problems with paint color and dents were matters of his own choosing. And of course they're used, new steel barrels are expensive and a waste of money for a burn barrel.
(Posted on 4/28/2014)
- Barrels are ok but used Review by Mike
Value Quality Price
I just purchased two of the burn barrels from RK. Two different colors, dents and quickly spray painted. Not new.
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IRIS Toxicological Review of Hydrogen Cyanide and Cyanide Salts (2010 Final)
Notice EPA announces the release of the final report, Toxicological Review of Hydrogen Cyanide and Cyanide Salts (CAS No. various): In Support of Summary Information on the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS).
Cyanide compounds are used in a number of industrial processes including mining, electroplating, metallurgy, chemical manufacturing, and photography because these compounds can form stable complexes with a range of metals. Hydrogen cyanide is also a component of tobacco smoke, vehicle exhaust, and is produced by the burning of some plastics. Cyanide salts, such as potassium and sodium cyanide, are also used as rodenticides.
U.S. EPA. IRIS Toxicological Review of Hydrogen Cyanide and Cyanide Salts (2010 Final). U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, EPA/635/R-08/016F, 2010.
|Jan 1987
|EPA posted an assessment for cyanide salts (RfD only).
|Sep 1994
|EPA posted an assessment for hydrogen cyanide (RfC only).
|Sep 2009
|EPA released the external draft report for public review and comment.
|Oct 2009
|EPA announced a public listening session to be held on October 27, 2009. [Federal Register Notice Sep 23, 2009]
|Nov 2009
|EPA announced an external peer review workshop to be held on December 14, 2009. [Federal Register Notice Nov 10, 2009]
|Sep 2010
|EPA released the final tox report and summary document and posted these to the IRIS web site.
|Jun 2004
|The draft IRIS reassessment of hydrogen cyanide was started.
|Jan 2010
|EPA released the comments from the public comment period and external review workshop.
|Aug 2010
|EPA hosted an interagency science discussion on the review of the draft document.
|Sep 2010
|EPA released the final toxicological report and IRIS Summary for Hydrogen Cyanide and the interagency review draft with comments.
This document has been reviewed in accordance with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency policy and approved for publication. Mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.
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Why Does the Yield Curve Predict Output and Inflation?
The slope of the yield curve has been shown empirically to be a significant predictor of inflation and real economic activity but there is no standard theory as to why the relationship exists. This article constructs an analytical rational expectations model to investigate the reasons for the empirical results. The model suggests that the relationships are not structural but are instead influenced by the monetary policy regime. However, the yield curve should have predictive power for output and inflation in most circumstances. Various implications of the theoretical model are tested and confirmed empirically. Copyright 2004 Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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...IT'S A SONY EXECUTIVE TRYING TO SCARE US! Dx
Naw, really, I'm not that worried. In fact, I barely made the effort to process most of this. D:
You're so full of shit its amazing. Get a life for real. Theres a million more "dangerous" things than the Wiimote so I'll take my "chances" with this new method of playing.Originally Posted by Mr_Happy
...IT'S A SONY EXECUTIVE TRYING TO SCARE US! Dx
Naw, really, I'm not that worried. In fact, I barely made the effort to process most of this. D:
Actually, when you think about it -- this entire topic is iffy.
The Xbox 360 and PS3 both use wireless controllers (I'm assuming both Bluetooth, but I don't know for sure), why not mention them too? :-/
Owned: Excite Truck [8 GRP], Wii Sports [6G, 7R, 8P], Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [9G, 5RP], Elebits [7GR, 5P], Wii Play [5G, 8RP], The Godfather: Blackhand Edition [10G, 9R, 7P], Super Paper Mario [8G, 6R, 5P], SSX Blur [10 GRP].
Rented: Rayman Raving Rabbids [6G, 7R, 9P].
Wanted: Resident Evil 4, no Wii games currently.
G = Gameplay Rating, R = Replay Value, P = Party Rating, all out of 10.
Yep. Its just another anti-Wii poster......Originally Posted by MaXiMiUS
^^I agree with that^^
I'm sure that Bluetooth and Wifi can be, "dangerous" but I really doubt anyone is worried about this. Besides I have the kind of attitude thats like, "I'll wait for it to happen and then I'll begin to worry". Hell, knowing me I probably wont even worry after it happens either lol.
"We've all been down this path before
You're trapped in this town
And it wears you down
When we leave today maybe you'll understand
That this constant struggle isn't always in the palm of our hands."
lol... The question is not weather microwave energy is particle energy or nonionizing energy. I'm quite aware that microwave energy is non-ionizing. the question is weather it is a carcinogen or not. Radiation does not have to be ionizing to be detrimental. Hence why govt. agencies across the world have a stated limit to microwave energy exposure. Microwave energy has been proven to cause cell death and DNA damage. Now for all you conspiracy theorists out there.. this is not an anti Wii thread. This is merely 2 gentlemen having an inteligent conversation. Which I'm rather enjoying. Thank You Maximus for a rare treat around here.
P.S. I was having a great time playing Super paper mario when a tumor formed on my thumb..... oh wait thats a callus
i too will take my chances
/much thanks to demonflair for the sig!/
push the green mushroom for rep, thats if i've helped you!
Breathing can kill you (Polluted air in most countries, USA & China being the worst)
Eating can kill you (Food poisioning, Salmonella, Bird Flu, Mad Cow)
Drinking can kill you (Undistilled water treatment)
In fact from the moment you are born you are dying.
My point being, everything will kill you in the end, so do the things you enjoy, then you'll die happy.
Original Wii owner: December 8th 2006
Games owned: Wii Sports, Wii Play, Super Monkey Ball, Rampage Total Destruction, Excite Truck, Red Steel, Godfather Blackhand Edition, Warioware Smooth Moves, Tiger Woods 07, Cooking Mama, Rayman Rabid Rabbids, Resident Evil 4, Mario Party 8, Boogie.
haha nice logic!
/much thanks to demonflair for the sig!/
push the green mushroom for rep, thats if i've helped you!
Im not anti wii (perhaps a little anti-nintendo since I owned a mega drive as a kid ), but I own a wii, and i too will take my chances.
But then I also smoke nearly 20(rollups) a day, eat anything regardless of health, drink and take drugs, dont get much exercise etc etc etc.
I only posted this cause a) i saw it on TV. b) i own a wii. and c) It seems like it could be a genuine long term health risk and would make an interesting talking point.
Last night i looked in the wii manual and it had a bit about RF saying:
To comply with RF saftey standards
Make sure you stay at least 20cm away when playing your wii!
I wondered whether that applies to the wii remotes too? I thought maybe id better get pokey stick to play it with. :P
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BROOKLYN - Many Brooklyn residents who were hard-hit by Superstorm Sandy are now facing sky-rocketing insurance rates, but some elected officials are pushing new legislation that would alleviate some of the financial burdens.
New flood zone maps released by FEMA after the massive storm require residents along the coast to purchase flood insurance. A recently enacted overhaul of the federal flood insurance program is causing those rates to skyrocket, and many residents say they simply can't afford it.
State Sen. Marty Golden joined Rep. Michael Grimm this afternoon to call on the U.S. Senate to pass legislation to repeal the insurance premium increases. They are also calling for an 18 percent cap on yearly increases.
The House approved the legislation earlier this week, and Rep. Grimm says he expects the Senate to vote as early as next week.


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MechoSystems is the world's leading designer and manufacturer of manual, motorized, and automated solar-shading systems for the architectural and design communities. Products are designed to meet the challenges of energy management while managing glare at the window and minimizing solar radiation for building occupants. Proven and effective systems are available.
42-03 35th Street,
Long Island City, NY, 11101
(718) 729-2020
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The Best of the 21st Century: Products
We asked leading practitioners to share their picks of the best products of the past 16 years. The following designs not only redefined conventional products but reshaped our lives.
NeoCon 2016 Preview
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