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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (74 votes).
In short: Fast and flat, just a shame about the weather.In full: Will be a special race for me as broke the magic 40 at this race. A good race, agree with comments already posted on info on parking charges and toilets. Not sure about the hatDate of review: March 14, 2010
In short: A nice trot in the rainIn full: Generally well organised & friendly marshalls. No H20 station though & some decidely unfriendly drivers who clearly thought "no bunch of bloody joggers is gonna stop me" . The woman in the green Audi A3 was clearly very confused as she ploughed through us , "Everyone keeps banging on my roof!" I heard her say . Work it out luv. Date of review: March 2, 2010
In short: Well marshalled fast courseIn full: The marshalls were very encouraging for the most part and particular mention should be made of the sweep who ran with me the whole way and helped me to a PB! I never quite understand how the out and back bit can feel uphill both ways...If the weather is kind, this is a very quick course and the support in the village is very good.Liked the hat, came in very handy for the walk back to the car!Date of review: March 2, 2010
In short: A bit nippy - Good flat/quick courseIn full: Weather held off...just. A good quick course. Enough info in the race pack regarding parking charges & lap required of the village. No megaphone the only issue. Surprised that the free parking sports centre field that is used in the summer for parking was not used as 500 extra people in Bourton can only be good for business. Apologies if I am not 100% correct on this, Date of review: March 2, 2010
In short: Apart from the weather ...In full: My training partner wore a long sleeved t-shirt under a t-shirt and tracksters. He still looked cold. I wore vest and shorts and wondered if I was mad. Actually, by the end I was reasonably warm. It's a great race, pretty flat and well marshalled. I don't really have any complaints except the hat was pretty hideous.Date of review: March 2, 2010
In short: Nice weather for ducksIn full: I last ran this race in 2007, when I got a PB, and I'm glad I returned fitter & faster, because I got another on this visit!It was cold, it was wet, there was a bit of a headwind, the guy who started the race could do with an inhaler, some doddery old woman still managed to drive halfway down the main street before getting stopped, there wasn't much room for those of us who were putting in a sprint finish to stop after crossing the line before hitting the person in front, the Japanese & American tourists seemed bemused, and, instead of a medal, we all got a thoroughly useful wooly hat instead!I'll try and return next year, but in the meantime, I'm looking forward to the Bourton Hilly Half...Date of review: March 1, 2010
In short: Great race once i got warmIn full: Congratulations to all that completed the course in full.......shame on you to the runners (sorry imposters) who turned in on the finish lane rather than completing the 2nd lap at the finish! Got my PB as well.Date of review: February 28, 2010
In short: Fast and flat but deathly cold!In full: I thought this was an OK race but - at the risk of being a bit controversial - perhaps a tad over 10K this year? These details are important when you're looking to improve your PB! Solid organisation and a pretty route but more information about practical details such as the cost of parking and toilets should have been provided beforehand, especially as the machines in the village did not give change. Also, the starter needs a megaphone - couldn't hear a word he was saying! Liked the beanies - unusual and useful.Date of review: February 28, 2010
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Veterans' concert Nov. 12
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Mst.Sgt.-Commander Trygve Skarr will direct a massed band at the Nov. 12 tribute concert for veterans.
St. Cloud State Wind Ensemble joins hands with the Minnesota National Guard 34th Infantry Red Bull Band and the St. Cloud community to pay tribute to veterans 7 p.m. Nov. 12 at Ritsche Auditorium.
St. Cloud Mayor David Kleis will co-host the collaborative civic event. Patriotic music to honor men and women of the Armed Froces will be provided by the Massed Ceremonial Band, co-directed by Mst.Sgt.-Commander Trygve Skarr and Rik Hansen, professor of music.
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This year's tribute will extend special memorials on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 with Angels in the Architecture. Veterans will be welcomed home. Profiles of Courage, chronicling selected heroic stories of the veterans will be rendered by St. Cloud State students to honor all veterans in attendance.
More than 500 veterans are currently studying at St. Cloud State.
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Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Donations to local disabled veterans will be collected at the door.
Parking is free on streets adjacent to campus or a dollar per hour in the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp.
For more information, contact St. Cloud State Performing Arts office at (320) 308-3223; Rik Hansen at (320) 308-4257; or visit www.stcloudstate.edu/music.
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Now in its 20th year, the Uwharrie Mountain Run is no longer a local secret. Getting into the race is almost as tough as finishing. This year's eight- and 20-mile races filled up in about 10 minutes, the 40-mile in under 30. But saying "I do" to Uwharrie this year was the easy part. The real commitment came on race day, when rain turned the already tenuous footing into a leafy, muddy game of slip-and-slide.
Uwharrie's elevation chart warns runners, Don't expect any flat ground here, with jagged spikes resembling the EKG of a palpitating heart—2350 feet of elevation gain in the 20-mile and 4500 feet of elevation gain in the 40-mile. Racers set out on 100 yards of pavement that quickly changed to singletrack bedlam: hidden roots, rocks, mud, creeks and hills. Parr describes the downhill miles as treacherous: "To prevent myself from falling, I had to grab onto saplings as I traversed a steep mud-slicked, rock-strewn pitch."
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Johnstone also earned entry into The "Organ Donors" Club, a special and— believe it or not—highly sought after Uwharrie honor (40 miles in under eight hours for women, seven hours for men). Six other runners from this year's race joined Johnstone as Organ Donors though no one qualified as "Brain Dead" (40 miles in under six hours for men, seven hours for women).
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Action is always the first thing that comes to mind when people think of sports photographs. Some games have more peak, athletic moments than others but emotion will always be there regardless of the level (high school, college, professional, etc) so don't forget that there is always a story to tell on both sides of the ball. Just like you learned in grade school that you need a beginning, middle, and end to your writing, the same goes for your images. The game always fluctuates so keep that in mind and show that as well. It's not always easy keeping things fresh when you're shooting the same venue game after game, year after year, but trying different techniques and vantage points can help keep things from being stale and looking the same. The winners typically make for the easier photos to be made because the moments belonging to them are very obvious and loud. However, it's important not to forget those who lost because those moments will be much more quiet and fleeting.
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Skip to comments.Obama to Largest Abortion Provider: 'God Bless You'
Posted on 04/27/2013 2:51:28 PM PDT by MarkBsnr
"As long as we've got to fight to make sure women have access to quality, affordable health care, and as long as we've got to fight to protect a woman's right to make her own choices about her own health, I want you to know that you've also got a president who's going to be right there with you, fighting every step of the way," said Obama. "Thank you, Planned Parenthood. God bless you."
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I'm pretty sure Barry was referring to himself here. The small "g" god.
Obama was givin' a shout-out to Molech, god of PP!
They worship the Lilith
Unfortunately for you and Planned Parenthood, God will make the decision on who is blessed by HIM.
Really! What would someone presidential even be doing at a Planned Parenthood dinner? His attendance does them more harm than good (if that's how you keep score). Most of Planned Parenthood grows best under the radar and without being in the news. Expect Obama to do for Planned Parenthood what he has done with Obamacare. Lot's of train wrecks a commin.
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That makes one feel really dirty! God bless PP? My heart just wanted to stop beating! So reprehensible!
Folks, let's PLEASE join in the day of fasting and prayer on 9/11 this year! We cannot put this off. Even if it is only Christians, let's at least get ourselves right with God, cleansing from our sins of apathy and and whatever else our personal sins are, and commit to stand for RIGHTEOUSNESS, TRUTH, AND GODLINESS once again. All other things will fall into their rightful place then.
It's not about me. his healthcare plan
It's not about me. his election.
It's not about me. his inauguration - emaculation.
It's not about me. his healthcare plan again
It's not about me. his own tobacco usage
It's not about me. being a black candidate
Disgusting - but what happens when a complacent, willfully uninformed electorate put a radical leftist in the Oval Office - twice - and the worst is very likely yet to come, God help us.
Perhaps, just perhaps, his god does bless PP.
This will be another case of God d*mning an organiation and those who praise and help them. God will NEVER bless either.
There is only one entity I am aware of that would intentionally mock God, the giver of life, in this way.
Blasphemy. The unforgivable sin.
Why all the flooding in Chicago?
Chicagoans having been praying to God to cleanse Chicago. God in response has strived to cleanse Chicago to no avail, as Obama is a disciple of Alinsky whom was a devote to Lucifer. Lucifer called up to God, please stop making an effort to cleanse Chicago it is such a h e double hockey sticks hole because so many Chicagoans are my disciples that if you allow it to continue Obama will strive to community organize here. and I Lucifer do not what a union to get organized here with so many evildoers like Hitler, Mussolini, Goebbels, Amin, Chavez, Alinsky, Mao, Che and so many others that are too numerous to list. Just keep Chicago - so it can become the h hole that it is and let Obama return back to it, so at least God and Lucifer know where Obammy is.
If that isn't blasphemy, I don't know what is.
When fornication (sex before marriage) became tolerable and gained majority approval, thus making it a norm. The "inconveniences" had their prices paid in the form of abortion, short-lived multiple marriages (serial polygamy) and widespread divorce.
A sick and diseased society will be conquered by anti-fornication cultures.
In my oppinion abortion loving politicians and everyone who votes for abortion loving politicians are just as guilty of murder as the abortionists.
Choice? If it's about choice then why can't we have the choice to kill dogs and cats?
I just posted the link to Facebook. It's a wonderful, yet non-confrontational way to convert.
Wouldn't it be fitting to have some talented photoshopping freeper place the 'Bible' series' hooded satan in place of 0bamz head in a pic of him speaking at the PP shindig?
When you hate yourself, that self hatred also passes on to other people. When the only god is the one in the mirror, why then, anything goes.
Choice? If its about choice then why cant we have the choice to kill dogs and cats?
Liberalism is a mental disease.
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Balsamic Glazed Chicken Breast
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- 1 stick butter
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- 4 cloves garlic, chopped
- 2 pints cherry tomatoes, quartered
- 6 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 2 cups red wine
- 2 teaspoons salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoons parsley, chopped for garnish
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Put the vegetable oil and butter into a large skillet and place over high heat. Once the butter and oil are bubbling, add the chicken breasts to the skillet 4 at a time. Sear on each side until the chicken is golden, about 1 minute per side. Remove to a large baking dish. Repeat with the remaining breasts and set aside.
Add the onion and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, until the onions are soft, about 5 minutes. Add the tomatoes, toss to combine and then follow with the balsamic vinegar and red wine and season with salt and pepper. Bring up to a bubble then reduce the heat and let simmer for 10 minutes. [Simmering the wine in this mixture does not reduce the alcohol content substantially.]
Pour the balsamic mixture over the chicken and place the pan in the top half of the oven for 10 minutes, or until the chicken has just cooked through. Remove from the oven, garnish with freshly chopped parsley and set into a prepared chafer.
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The following information was provided by Sheldon Deering, a mortgage broker out of Calgary that has been very helpful to us in the past. He has an online newsletter, and is ONE of the people that I follow for up to date info. His contact info is listed below. I really liked his article and want to share it with you :).
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What is the Maximum Amortization that is Available Today?
Since 2008 the government of Canada has made mandatory changes to reduce the maximum amortization period from 40 years down to 35 and now down to 30 years for any insured mortgages.
Insured mortgages (also known as high ratio mortgages) are mortgages that require less than 20% of the value of the home for the down payment or for refinancing, less than 20% in equity.
The government backs these mortgages for the protection of the lenders.
Currently with these mortgages the maximum amortization period is 30 years. The media has covered how the amortization has been reduced to 30 years in depth, but they have failed to mention that this is not the case with other mortgage options. Mortgages that are often referred to as conventional or uninsured mortgages, which entail a 20% or greater down payment or equity, still offer amortization periods of up to 40 years.
There are two main advantages of obtaining a mortgage with a longer amortization period.
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2. Lower monthly mortgage payments. Longer amortization period options have been utilized by many investors/clients we deal with as it allows our clients to cash flow on rental properties.
Additionally, longer amortization leaves clients with the flexibility of keeping lower payments for personal reasons such as maternity leave or unexpected expenses which will decrease your overall household income and financial situation.
On paper 40 years may sound like a long time, however, the clients that we deal with are educated on the different prepayment options that allow them to pay down the principal on the mortgage, which will decrease the overall amortization period.
The advantage of having the initial 40-year amortization is to keep the payments as low as possible to provide the flexibility to cash flow and manage finances.
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* new member and guest introductions. * proposal for by law changes to change membership wording and pricing passed. summary will be posted after 72 hours. * Should business meetings be once a month? o Nate B. and Swit weighed in saying there's reason to keep a meetings to introductions then adjourn. It is a way to see new faces of membership. * please be respectful on the forum. we have no plans to moderate the groups. * filmmaker meet-up o 1st weekend after maker faire tentatively. Talk to Ted. * online voting is going well using the google groups and email. proposals can be submitted by non voting members for voting members to consider. * Aaron: what's the shut off process. o the cards get shut off after the grace period stated in by laws. o hasn't been a big issue yet. * Classes: o we need to start classes soon. a list of 10 or more for maker faire would be good. start submitting ideas. * Devin: new tool, dust collector. it is not a shop vac! wood only! no metal! * Party Punch List: maker faire after party. o submit drawing for sign. hanging the i3 banner outside in the mean time. o parking? talk to Andy at paper street? o see wiki * we are getting a dumpster tomorrow or Thursday. weekly dump. $60 a quarter. * we need new insurance. square footage upped our rates. It was $117 it is now $475. We need new insurance in approximately a week and a half. Russ is following a lead with an artist insurance entity. Let him know if you have any leads.


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JPMorgan Chase is proud to bring to DSU its exhibition booth celebrating The King Center Imaging Project.
SGA President Shelbe Hudson looks through documents that are part of the exhibition
The exhibition is a digital repository of 200,000 documents from Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement that have been made accessible to the public. Delaware State University is the first stop in the country of this remarkable exhibition, which will be on display in Parlor A of the Martin Luther King Student Center on campus daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Monday, Jan. 28 to Friday, Feb. 1.
The exhibition at DSU is its first stop on its 2013 tour across the Untied States.
The interactive booth showcases digital images of key documents from Dr. King's correspondence, speeches and sermons. In addition, booth visitors are invited to write their dreams on a 'My Dream Is' card and post them on an illuminated Dream Wall.
On Martin Luther King Day 2012, JPMorgan Chase and The King Center formally launched The King Center Imaging Project, an unprecedented effort to digitize documents from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other key figures and organizations from the Civil Rights Movement. The project's archive can be visited at www.thekingcenter.org/archive [1]
Dr. Marshall Stevenson, dean of the College of Arts, Humanities & Soc. Sciences, and Provost Alton Thompson search for King-related documents on the exhibition's computer.
The project was initiated at the request of the King Center, which asked JPMorgan Chase to use its technological expertise and financial resources to digitize Dr. King's Archives and help make them available to new generations of people across the globe. The documents had been available solely to scholars who visited Atlanta. Now anyone, anywhere can learn about Dr. King in a more in-depth and personal way.
A team of more than 300 – including veterans and students at Spelman and Morehouse colleges – digitized about 200,000 documents associated with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King's most famous speeches and correspondence, such as his I Have a Dream speech, the Letter from Birmingham Jail, and his Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech, can now be viewed around the world at any given moment.


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Monday. Plastic Easter eggs scattered about the house. School schedule in full swing. A few moments of quiet. Toys, dishes and clothes ready to find their way back to their little cubbie homes. Things to get done, but in a daze...or coming off that sugar high from dipping into the goodie baskets from yesterday. Something about those pink and red jelly beans that are so irresistible. Time to shake off the funk and just go. Hopping back here today to share my Momenta project from yesterday, including a little bigger picture of the felt bunny. Although it was created with Easter in mind...perfect for a little baby gift too. Created a mini album from Momenta baby collection, envelopes from Animal Print Card Kit and bits and pieces of my favorite chipboard stickers.For a complete list of supplies, head on over to Momenta here. Hope you had a wonderful Easter!
Monday, April 9, 2012
many giggles...
4 comments:
- Christa said...
Super cute Andrea! I love your photography..have I mentioned that? Would love a tutorial...someday!
- April 9, 2012 at 8:23 AM
- Dyane said...
I love it Andrea! Great projects!^_^ TFS!
- April 9, 2012 at 10:09 AM
- Kathy Martin said...
There's nothing CUTER!!!! :)
- April 9, 2012 at 4:40 PM
- Marbel said...
Just adorable! Soft colors and sweet, very nice. Greetings from Barcelona.
- April 10, 2012 at 2:08 AM
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Crash injures three
MANISTIQUE – Police are still investigating a crash involving a semi and mini van west of Manistique that sent three people to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
State Police from the St. Ignace Post were called to investigate a traffic crash on U.S. 2 just west of Manistique at approximately 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
The mini van driven by 18-year-old Austin Balfany, of Minneapolis, Minn., was eastbound when it crossed the centerline near the entrance to Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital and was struck by a westbound semi truck.
The semi was driven by 69-year-old David Church of Detour Village. The mini van rolled over several times before coming to rest in a ditch, and the semi ran off the roadway.
Balfany was pinned in the wreckage of the overturned vehicle. Manistique Public Safety Officers extricated Balfany and he and his two passengers were transported by Manistique Public Safety EMS to Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Balfany and his passenger, 18-year-old Stephanie Fischbach of Blaine, Minn., were transfered to Marquette General Hospital. Fischbach was treated and released. Balfany remains in serious condition. The name of the third passenger in the mini van was unavailable this morning.
Church was the lone occupant of the semi and was not injured in the crash. U.S. 2 was shut down for a brief period while the semi was being removed from the scene.
The crash remains under investigation, and alcohol is not believed to be a factor. Assisting at the scene were Manistique Public Safety and EMS, Thompson Township Volunteer Fire Department, Schoolcraft County Sheriff's Department, DNR, and staff from nearby Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital.


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BASTOW, Rosemary Jane, 92, died on Monday, Aug. 26, 2013, at Tendercare-Alpena.
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Major: Theatre & Communication Arts
Activities: I was a member of Alpha Psi Omega (National Theatre Honor Society).
What first attracted you to Whittier College? I grew up in and around Whittier, so I knew of Whittier College long before I applied. I was accepted at several schools including USC, but chose Whittier because of the personal interactions I had with my recruiter (Richard Scaffidi) when I visited the campus. Richard came to see me perform in high school shows and really seemed to care about me. That made an impression on me right from the beginning. I wouldn't just be a name and a number at Whittier College.
Why did you choose to study Theater Arts? When I was a kid, I wanted to build haunted houses for a living. I started my "career" building haunted houses in my parents' garage in Hacienda Heights when I was 10 years old and did my first professional haunt at the Whitwood Mall when I was 14. I got into theatre around the same time and continued acting all through high school. By the time I graduated from high school, I had left my early "career" behind and wanted to be a professional actor. Whittier College offered me a four-year scholarship for acting, which helped solidify my decision.
Describe your experience at Whittier College. What is your favorite memory? My first year of college, I didn't appreciate the benefits of a liberal arts education like I do today. I was particularly peeved about having to take a science course, in this case, geology. We spent a weekend in Barstow taking field measurements (which I admittedly did little to nothing on). When it came time for the term paper, I had no data, so I wrote this scathing critique of the class and the need for me to take it which I titled, "What the Hell Am I Doing in Barstow, I'm a Theatre Major?" When the professor handed it back, he wrote, "If this was an English paper I would have given you an A…it's not. F!" Years later, I got my first professional writing job, ironically, for a film about the development of the Grand Canyon. I ended up going back to my text books from that geology class for research. It taught me a valuable lesson about the benefits of a liberal arts education. In my career, there is not a day that goes by where I don't use something I learned during my time at Whittier College. Whenever I speak at high schools or colleges, I always extol the benefits of a liberal arts education for anyone who is interested in a career like mine. I still have that term paper from college. Sometimes it's the things you do wrong that teach you the most valuable life lessons.
What was your first job after Whittier? What are you currently up to? How has your Whittier education benefited you professionally? Almost immediately after graduating from Whittier College, I got a call from professor Brian Reed, who had worked in the theatre department during my time at Whittier College, as well as for a theatre company in Northern California. The theatre company had just lost the lead actor for a play they were rehearsing and asked if I would be interested in auditioning for the role. I flew up to audition and got the part. That was my first professional acting role and it came directly from contacts I made while at Whittier College. Around that time, I also got a call from a classmate of mine who had become a tour guide at Universal Studios Hollywood. He encouraged me to audition to be a tour guide, which I did. That first job at Universal has led to a 20+ year career there. I am currently the creative director/producer of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios…so I'm pretty much a professional 10 year old (in that I'm now doing what I wanted to do when I was 10).
What advice would you give to future Theater students when they graduate? I guess the best advice I can give anyone is, "whatever you do, do it to the best of your potential and make yourself indispensable." I worked as a PA. A gopher. Got people coffee. Picked up their laundry. Lots of less-than-glamorous jobs when I was coming up in the industry. I got noticed because of my work ethic and at each job I made a connection that led to a better job. The entertainment industry is tough. You have to deal with lots of ups and downs along the way. Whatever you do well, you have to top it the next time around, etc. You have to have a thick skin, be willing to take criticism, and deal with lots of rejection. But with personal fortitude and a little bit of luck, good things can happen. I also really believe that it's important to have passion for everything you do. You have to believe in yourself, even when no one else does.
Finish this sentence: I am a 'Poet for Life' because… Whittier College gave me the foundation for my career and my life. My former classmates have become lifelong friends and I continue to maintain friendships with my former professors. Whittier College is a family that will stand by you for years to come.
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I've never bought a bottle of Cod liver oil before. I like seafood so I wanted the unadulterated version. This stuff RULES!! I was shocked how thin and light it is. Roughly the consistency of heated coconut oil. I gladly down a tablespoon of this, put it on rice, my dog loves this stuff almost as much as she loves freeze dried liver. She's banana's for it. This single handedly cured my winter skin. Dried thighs, ankles, forearms, triceps, hands, face. Well, I bought some NOW alvocado oil which I recommend you couple with this (for hands and face). It was night and day difference in a matter of 2 weeks. True story about my Great Uncle. He passed away of natural causes at 107 years old. Worked at a local newspaper company in Waltham MA until he was 90. Drove a car until he was 93. Surfed the internet to keep abreast of local news from his hometown of Moncton in Canada and could email friends basically until he passed on. He was happy, witty and very healthy all the way to 106 when he started to break down. The things he said kept him so healthy and happy was staying connected with people, keeping mentally stimulated and most importantly COD LIVER OIL every day since he was 10.
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In this case, I was disappointed by a distinct change in the character of the oil. I had ordered this Carlson product in the past, with the "regular" flavor. I can't tell if the oil is "bad," only that it is noticeably less "sweet," and left a annoying taste and sensation in my throat, etc. When I ordered this exact same product with "regular" flavor, in the past, it was so sweet, so fresh, so delicious, that it more than justified my willingness to order it in the regular flavor. I called your offices and offered to return the bottle, in exchange for the Lemon-flavored version. I subsequently ordered the Lemon-flavored version of this product.
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On June 19, the State Department hosted an Innovation Ambassadors event with the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL). It was an opportunity for my colleagues and I to meet winners of the FLL Global Innovation Award and, more importantly, it celebrated and showcased young innovators from around the world. It provided a forum to demonstrate the importance of intellectual property and explain why we urge countries to pass and enforce laws that promote respect for intellectual property.
More than 150 young innovators, ages eight to 14, gathered to showcase their projects at the State Department and at embassies in Mexico City, Madrid, Santiago, Stockholm, Johannesburg, and Tel Aviv. The three winning teams, chosen from more than 450 competing teams, described their original solutions to challenges faced by senior citizens. I was impressed not only by their inventions, but also by the teamwork, creativity, and perseverance they demonstrated to arrive at their winning inventions.
Under the 2013 FLL theme, "Senior Solutions," the top three projects included three unique solutions to making seniors' lives easier and safer: a magnetic electrical plug, a suction grabber, and a smart motion sensor. The teams that invented these winning solutions continue to design working prototypes, seek out sponsors and take their inventions to the next level. They won prizes ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 to help them commercialize their inventions and they began the important work of obtaining U.S. patents. Patent examiners at the U.S. Patent and Trademark office aught them an important lesson: a patent only protects an invention in the country in which the patent is filed, so a U.S. patent only provides protection in the United States.
These young people, like past FLL winners, are empowered to capitalize on their creativity. For last year's theme, "Food Factor," a team invented the MadBox lunch box, which is now sold by Lands' End®. Intellectual property rights are what ensure that young innovators reap the financial benefits of their hard work. Once an invention is patented, the inventor can show rights to the invention and penalize anyone who tries to steal it. This ability is crucial, as it allows creators to earn a living from their talents and gives everyone the chance to benefit from new inventions.
It was great to spend a morning with young innovators from around the world and see the exciting new products developed. At the State Department, we work with foreign governments to improve intellectual property protection so that all inventors, young and old, are able to capitalize on their great inventions and continue inventing to make the world a better place for all of us.
About the Author: Jean Bonilla serves as the Office Director for Intellectual Property and Enforcement in the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.


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Is It Wrong To Still Love Depeche Mode?
Contributing Monkie V Ol Blak
Published on July 29, 2009
Filed Under G/Videos, Pop Culture / Celebrities Tags Depeche Mode, Music
I thought maybe you needed a music break, so I dug up a little Depeche Mode. I have always been into their music, since the very beginning. But it wasn't until the live concert album 101, that I officially became a Mode Monkie. That album seem to speak volumes about my own life. Every song seem to touch on a subject which I myself was struggling with. I was in my mid teens and still figuring out what the hell this world was all about. Who is this god everyone seems to blindly believe in and if he is so good, why is our world so screwed up? This is the same question the song Blasphemous Rumours had the courage to ask about.
It's amazing after all these years, they are still cranking out powerful music. Their latest release is called Sounds of the Universe. They decided to sell the album before they even finished it on Apples iTunes. If you purchased it in advance, you actually got two albums, with songs, remixes and videos. The cool part was, as they finished something you instantly got it. You didn't have to wait until some official release date when everything was done. After the official release date, all the extra's disappeared. If you waited to long, you lost out. I guess that was their way of rewarding the devoted fans. People who trust them and actually paid in advance. I am glad I was one of the devoted. I have an extra 10 songs / remixes and behind the scene videos of them making the album. Pretty cool, don't you think?
I posted a live performance video below for the first single called Wrong. After the jump I posted several more classics. Now click play and get your mode on!
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Less than a month into the New Year and the e-retailer and marketplace announces plans for three additional U.S. fulfillment centers.
Augmented reality brings out the inner diva
A new iPhone app points to the future of m-commerce.
I've never been one for futurists, but I'll go out on a limb and say that augmented reality will play an important part in the future of mobile commerce. Virtually every use of the technology I've seen thus far has at its heart been practical, though overwhelming the usefulness is the fact that it's just so cool you can't help but be drawn in. It translates to more time on site (or in app), more informed shoppers, happier shoppers, and ultimately, I believe, more sales.
Just today the Divalicious iPhone app made its debut on the m-commerce stage. It allows you to upload an image of yourself, from head to toe, so that you can place clothes from more than 300 retailers on your body to see how you would look. You can sit there and have a ball with it, creating different outfits—which is exactly what retailers want you to do. Just think of the greater buying confidence inspired by such technology compared with just looking at clothes on models on e-commerce sites. Divalicious is an app to keep an eye on.
Last month, OverstockArt.com unveiled a mobile app with a brilliant use of augmented reality. The iPhone app lets consumers walk around their house, snapping pictures of rooms in which they want to display art. The consumer then drops a piece of art from the e-retailer's selection onto a wall in a room to see exactly how it would look in her home. Once again, think of the greater purchasing confidence augmented reality technology inspires.
And in March, in a more high-tech implementation of augmented reality, coupon kingpin Valpak released an iPhone and Android app that offers real-time coupons for stores within feet of a smartphone user. A consumer opens up the app, selects Show in Live View and the camera screen appears. Linked to the phone's GPS technology, the camera shows businesses with coupons onscreen as the consumer slowly waves her smartphone up and down a street. That sure beats coupon-clipping.
I've talked in these pages before about how cool is important in mobile commerce. And as new apps like Divalicious splash onto the scene, it bears repeating: Cool counts. And augmented reality is one sure way to be cool.


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Third Person is better because I feel like I have more control. Plus I can see around corners, which is insanely useful. Typically I prefer the "Over the Shoulder" view like in RE4, The Order: 1886, and The Evil Within.
First Person isn't bad though. It's being used in horror games and that's where I think it works best. It really puts the player in the game and the player can experience everything from the character's view.
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If I'm fighting at range or exploring, I definitely prefer first person. So in Elder Scrolls, where I play as an archer, I'm always in FP view. Also, I feel more personally immersed in the world in first person.
Same goes for horror games. Just makes the experience more intense IMO. If I'm peeking around a corner in a dark hallway, it's more tense than if I'm watching a character peek around a corner.
If however combat is at close quarters, sword-fighting, etc., I prefer third person. Likewise I wouldn't want to play FP platformers. So it depends.
Ultimately, wherever possible, developers should have an option for both.
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Mostly I prefer first person. I do switch to third when driving or flying in Battlefield, though. Stealth games and melee-heavy games work much better in third person because they give you a better perspective between your character, the environment, and enemies. I don't think The Last of Us would have been nearly as impactful if it had been first person.
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I really like both.
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Which do you prefer and which do you think is better for a game?
I like both and honestly don't have a preference.
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I prefer 3rd person because you get to actually SEE your character... even if its just the back. But I dig some first person games. I dont really mind em.
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First person shooters make me dizzy but I persist so probably third person shooters probably...
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I prefer playing video games in thrid person because I want to see my character as I play as him/her.
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I found this article from DPS today. It's an easy how-to aimed at people imaging products for sites like ebay and etsy. I know I've gotten questions regarding shooting teaware on this board, as (I suspect) have others. This might be a helpful guide for those who feel like teaware stills are beyond their capability. There are also some good tips in the comment, including my favorite: USE A TRIPOD!
DPS article: How to...
I thought this might be a good "tips" thread, and later I will try to flesh it out with some images and specs. Maybe I'll do some shots using my point and shoot too, with settings included, for the sake of completeness.
Note that the article tutorial is not aimed at art shots, but rather at product shots, which are meant to show the items clearly and to their best (realistic) advantage.
There are several people on forum who do (or have done) commercial photography and product shots, maybe they would be inclined to post images or information about their stills set-ups? lightboxes? tips? (shyrabbit, bonjiri, tead, sal... I'm looking at you. Any others I'm missing?)
Please note: for how-to post your photos on Teachat, please see this thread: viewtopic.php?f=65&t=12549&start=0


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Category:Wood Shop
Shop Safety!
- Keep shop area clear of debris, cutoff pieces and other hazards.
- Wear Eye and Hearing protection at all time using woodworking power tools.
- Wear appropriate clothing. Tie long hair back, remove dangling jewelery, remove work gloves.
- Take your time. Accidents happen because someone is in too big of a hurry.
- Think about what you are doing. If something seems unsafe, it probably is.
Dust Control
- Do not vacuum any metal objects with dust-control machine, it must be used only for sawdust.
- Craftsman 12in Band Saw
- Craftsman 16gal Wet-Dry Vac
- Cyclonic Dust Collection System
- Delta 12in Disc Sander
- Delta 4in Belt + 6in Disc Sander
- DeWALT Mitersaw
- Grizzly 16in Band Saw
- Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor
- Jet Drill Press
- Delta 13 in Thickness Planner
- Jointer
- Milwaukee Panel Saw
- Powermatic Oscillating Spindle Sander
- Rigid 16gal Wet-Dry Vac
- Router Table
- SawStop Table Saw
- Skil Scroll Saw
- Wood Lathe
Raw Material Storage
Material Storage Policy
Sheet Goods Rack: 1/4 sheet (8 sq. ft.) or larger sheet goods, or boards narrower than 12 in. but longer than 4 ft. A-frame Rack Exterior: Less than 1/4 sheet (8 sq. ft.) but at least 24 in. by 12 in. sheet goods, or boards narrower than 12 in. and between 2 ft. and 4 ft. long. A-frame Rack Interior: Boards narrower than 12 in. and more than 4 ft. long, and not sturdy enough to stand up in a vertical storage rack. Shelf under the miter saw: a limited quantity of smaller pieces for open-use will be kept here.
Material Owned by Individual Members
Raw Material Space permitting, storage in the Sheet Goods Rack and A-frame Rack is available for the sizes described above. Your raw material must be marked with Name, Phone, Email, and Date, or Parking Permit, or it will be considered open-use and available for others to use. Your raw material should not be stored for longer than 90 days. After 90 days, even fully labeled material becomes open-use. We request that WS Parking Permits not extend for more than 90 days.
In-Process Projects: A shelving unit marked for Member Projects is available in the wood shop for small in-process storage while clamping, gluing, finishing, etc.. Use of this area requires a Parking Permit and should not exceed 30 days. Large in-process projects also require a Parking Permit and should be on a cart or some movable rack so that others may move it out of the way.
I3-Owned Material Storage
Any material marked with a date and "i3" or "WS" is reserved until that date for an internal i3 project and should not be used without a Warden's permission. After that date, it is available for open-use.
Open-Use Material Storage
Materials stored in the "over the window rack", the Sheet Goods Rack, or the rolling A-frame Rack, without a proper label as described above, are available for open-use by anyone working in the space.
Open-Use Compensation: The intent of open-use material, whether donated or purchased with Wood Shop funds, is to provide a convenient source for small amounts of common materials. We do not have space or funds to provide a complete material supply for projects. If you use a piece of open-use material longer than 4 feet or larger than a quarter sheet, please deposit an appropriate amount of compensation into the Wood Shop Donation Box.
Material Donation: Members wanting to donate a manageable quantity of leftover project material may leave it in the appropriate location, space permitting, where it will be available for open-use. The Wardens will periodically cull the stored open-use material to remove duplicates and seldom-used items.
Power Tool Wish List
- Router Table
- 6inch by 48 inch combo belt sander
- Thickness Planer 13 inch like Dewalt DW735X
- i3 ownership of Lathe and tools
- i3 ownership 15 inch Floor mount Drill Press
Hand Tool Wish List
- crosscut sled for table saw
- Carpenter's Square
- Square
- more good clamps (not harbor freight)
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How Outward Bound lost, and found, itself
It's the second day of Drake Clifton's three-day Outward Bound solo, and he's starving. He rattles his small food bag in front of the camera: crackers, nuts, a nub of cheese. Matted blond hair pokes out of his black beanie. "It's seriously killing me," he says, pouring crumbs into his mouth. He's camped in a boulder-strewn basin high in Colorado's Sangre de Cristo Mountains, with no books, no watch, no companions. His course, a 22-day mountaineering trip for 16-to-18-year-olds, is almost over, and he and his classmates have been separated to sit and reflect on life. He aims the camera at his knuckles, on which he's written "feel love and joy," then peeks out from under the tarp at the gray sky. "Part of the experience is to feel lonely, hungry, just have time to think about stuff," he says. But by the next afternoon, he's sick of it. "I'm so bored and I'm drawing the most pointless stupid fucking picture right now," he says, panning to a swirly drawing of an octopus-man. A few weeks later, though, underneath the YouTube video he posted of his solo, he will write, "I look back at this and I am so proud I got through it."
Everyone's "Outward Bound moment" is different. For Morgan Lane, it was struggling to carry an 80-pound canoe on her shoulders during a portage in Minnesota. For Jasmine Myles, it was climbing to the top of a rock wall in Colorado, despite her disabled arm. Outward Bound puts students in unfamiliar, challenging environments to help them realize there is more to them than they know. "Saying this experience changed me would be a huge understatement," Lane said in her own YouTube video. "I was liberated."
Outward Bound has instilled confidence and self-awareness in over a million participants since its first U.S. course in 1962, making the nonprofit a household name and spawning an entire industry. Former instructors have created some of OB's biggest competitors, including the National Outdoor Leadership School, where founders of programs like the High Mountain Institute and Deer Hill Expeditions received their own wilderness training. In 1987, President Ronald Reagan even proclaimed a "National Outward Bound Week."
But OB's legacy hasn't kept it out of trouble. The national organization lost money and enrollment for years before nearly collapsing in fall 2011, splintering into individual schools. Suddenly, branches of the country's oldest outdoor education school were scrambling for cash –– sending out desperate Facebook pleas, even selling old canoe paddles to pay the bills. "At first, it was like, oh my gosh, Outward Bound is going to go away. Here we are in our 49th year in the U.S., and we're done?" says Nancy Crane, a 17-year employee who's now operations and safety director at Colorado Outward Bound School in Leadville. But slowly things improved. Instructors went into the field with students, donations rolled in, and morale rose. Now that the crisis has passed, Outward Bound schools nationwide are asking themselves tough questions: who they are, what they do, and how to stay relevant in a world that they feel still needs them, whether it knows it or not.
The name "Outward Bound" comes from the nautical term for a ship leaving safe harbor for the open sea. Teacher Kurt Hahn founded the school in Wales in 1941 to give young boys, many of them sailors, the fitness, tenacity and teamwork they would need to survive the war and thrive in their jobs. The idea caught on, and schools sprang up around the United Kingdom, eventually reaching the U.S., where Hahn-protégé Joshua Miner started a school in Marble, Colo. On the first course, 35 boys spent 26 days learning knot-tying, rock climbing and orienteering. They summited a 14,000-foot mountain, ran for miles and spent one night alone, the forerunner of the iconic "solo."
By the end of the decade, OB had grown. Schools in Minnesota, Maine, the Northwest and North Carolina sought to teach through wilderness rather than about it, using the natural environment to cultivate character and encourage teamwork. The boys came back both fitter and more confident. One parent wrote: "His Outward Bound experience has taught him to meet challenges with an assurance he never had before."
Early support in the U.S. came from prep schools, but OB's founders also wanted to reach out to low-income urban kids. Teenagers from different backgrounds camped and lived together in what became an integral part of the experience. "It's not just a heavy backpack or portaging a canoe," says Paul Duba, a 27-year Colorado Outward Bound School veteran instructor. "That cultural challenge is every bit as much (a part) of the thing they're overcoming." But staff worried about what happened when those underprivileged kids went home. "We take kids from tough circumstances, give them a great experience, and then drop them back where they came from. Surely that can't be enough to make a difference in a high percentage of cases," Greg Farrell, who helped the organization expand into cities, told the authors of Outward Bound USA: Crew Not Passengers, the school's official history. In the 1980s, OB began building urban centers. Doing a ropes course in Boston or canoeing up New York's East River blurred the line between the "real world" and the challenge of the outdoors. The organization even designed and implemented a public-school curriculum.
The transition redefined Outward Bound, however, and not everyone was on board. In 1994, the University of Colorado assessed OB's urban and public school initiative and found that "some wilderness veterans, for example, are struggling with the idea of being able to provide an 'Outward Bound experience' without the physical demands of a 26-day expedition." Even as OB grappled with internal conflict, the outdoor education market was becoming more competitive. New programs popped up around the country, and others, like the National Outdoor Leadership School, became more popular. Ten years after Reagan's National Outward Bound Week, enrollment had dropped and revenues were flat. "Among the cognoscenti, Outward Bound isn't the brand name of the industry (anymore)," Robert Gilpin, author of Time Out, a book on alternative education, told The Wall Street Journal in 1997.
The abject failure of John Read is a story that should be widely told, because so many children suffered because of him.
As a society, we need to see that, we cannot keep them safe. Some children have wild hearts. If we do not give them adventure, they will find or create their own. Given the choice, would a parent prefer losing their child to a mountain or river adventure, or to drinking and driving, or depression? All roads have their perils. It is better if we adults choose which peril has the potential for positive effect and be proactive about our choices. Ultimately, we are responsible to help them become healthy functioning adults. However, we have to be an adult to know and understand its value. Once we value adventure, we will fund high quality programs.
Ken Wylie
adventure, and regained scouts.
Also, like the Locavore movement in which people attempt to have more
oversight and control for better food production, local OB schools may be a healthier structure.
Less. And all 21. For $14000 you would think the staff would be better trained and not a heavy handed expulsion. The program is a rip off if they can't handle this small program. Stupid. I am really disappointed and angry. I was a wilderness guide for seven years in northern Minnesota. During the 70s and 80s. We handled this type of problem all the time. And I never once "expelled" a kid. Totally unacceptable and ridiculous. Outward bound should be ashamed.


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Chinese-Style Meditation Linked To Brain Changes
Source: http://www.asianscientist.com/health-medicine/chinese-meditation-ibmt-change-in-brain-white-matter-2012/
AsianScientist (Jun. 13, 2012) Scientists report that practising Chinese mindfulness meditation regularly for a month may lead to positive behavioral changes and structural changes in the brain.
In a paper published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists Yi-Yuan Tang and Michael Posner report that the technique, known as integrative body-mind training (IBMT), caused a change in structural efficiency of white matter in the brain of subjects.
Positive mood changes coincided with increased axonal density more brain-signaling connections and an expansion of myelin, the protective fatty tissue that surrounds the axons, in the brains anterior cingulate region. Deficits in the anterior cingulate cortex have been associated with dementia, depression, and schizophrenia, among others.
IBMT is adapted from traditional Chinese medicine in the 1990s in China, where it is practiced by thousands of people. It differs from other forms of meditation because it depends heavily on the inducement of a high degree of awareness and balance of the body, mind, and environment. The meditative state is facilitated through training and trainer-group dynamics, harmony, and resonance.
In 2010, research led by Tang and Posner first reported positive structural changes in brain connectivity in 45 participants that correlated to behavioral regulation.
The new findings came from additional scrutiny of the 2010 study and another that involved 68 undergraduate students at Chinas Dalian University of Technology. After a month, or about 11 hours of IBMT, both increases in axon density and myelin formation were measured.
"When we got the results, we all got very excited because all of the other training exercises, like working-memory training or computer-based training, only have been shown to change myelination, Tang said. "We believe these changes may be reflective of the time of training involved in IBMT. We found a different pattern of neural plasticity induced by the training.
The order of changes we found may be similar to changes found during brain development in early childhood, said Posner, allowing a new way to reveal how such changes might influence emotional and cognitive development.
The improved mood changes noted in this and earlier studies are based on self-ratings of subjects based on a standard six-dimensional mood-state measure, said Tang.
Tang and Posner first reported findings related to IBMT in 2007, also in PNAS. They found that doing IBMT for five days prior to a mental math test led to low levels of the stress hormone cortisol among Chinese students compared to students in a relaxation control group.
The article can be found at: Tang YY et al. (2012) Mechanisms of white matter changes induced by meditation.


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Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Fucking Irish.......
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Cerebral_DownTime wrote:WTF is Zycon B? You mean Zyklon B?My ethnic holiday is when I crack open a cold beer. Oktoberfest owns St. Patrick and his American Retards On Display Holiday. He sucked anyway, there were never any fucking snakes in Ireland. Fucking Irish.....
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Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Hey don't be mad, the Germans make things that work.Your mocking Lederhosen, which would be fine, because it looks really funny, but the Irish wore skirts just like the fucking Scots. And a little makeup bag on the front.No snakes, JB, that St. Patrick was full of shit, man.What's the difference between an Irishman and a bucket of turds? The bucket.A polish 2 passanger plane crashed into a cemetery outside Warsaw, rescue workers have been digging for survivors all night and so far they've found 108 bodies.It could be worse, you could be Eastern European. Maybe some sort of Bulgarian.
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Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Hey Peek, did you see where I made the joke about Pols?Have you ever seen an Irish car? Me either. It probably comes with DUI forms already filled out.Just wait for those IRA jokes about how dumb and smelly the IRA and their wives/girlfriends are.The Irish don't even have an airforce, because they're too dumb to fly and the cockpit would smell like stupid and whiskey farts.
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Cerebral_DownTime wrote:That joke isn't even funny. Plus you just took out "the dumb Irish guy" and put in "CDT".Hurrrr da durrrrrr!Go put on your skirt and kiss the blarney stone. You bogus snake charming mick.
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Cindy Renee Miller, MD
Associate Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging
Research Interests
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia; Infant, Premature; Pediatrics; Radiology; Ultrasonography, Doppler, Transcranial; Multidetector Computed Tomography
Research Organizations
Radiology & Biomedical Imaging: Thoracic Radiology
Research Summary
Cranial sonography including developing normal standards for ventricular sizes and the relationship between imaging findings and neurodevelopmental outcomes; relationship between chest radiographic findings of premature infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia and degree of clinical compromise; utilization of multi-slice CT scanning in the pediatric population.
Specialized Terms: Cranial sonography
Selected Publications
- Are abusive fractures in young children becoming less common? Changes over 24 years. Leventhal JM, Larson IA, Abdoo D, Singaracharlu S, Takizawa C, Miller C, Goodman TR, Schwartz D, Grasso S, Ellingson K. Child Abuse Negl. 2007 Mar;31(3):311-22. Epub 2007 Mar 26.
- The appendix sign: a radiographic marker for irreducible intussusception. Henry MC, Breuer CK, Tashjian DB, Moss RL, McKee M, Touloukian R, Goodman TR, Miller C, Bokhari J. J Pediatr Surg. 2006 Mar;41(3):487-9.


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CHEAP, TOO! Last week I was in Media Play and they had clearance books on tables in the center aisle.
For only 99 cents, I picked up a paperbound THE BEATLES: An Oral History by David Pritchard and Alan Lysaght. It's a pleasant easy read, and is 300+ pages. No pictures, no frills, just great minutiae, stuff I never knew.
Whereas the Anthology book had quotes strictly from the Beatles and a few intimate insiders, this one has some great accounts by around 100 others also closely associated with them.