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U.S. Loses Innovation Crown to ... IcelandMichael Arndt
Once upon a time—actually it was just last year—the U.S. was the world innovation champion, according to an annual report by INSEAD and the Confederation of Indian Industry. In this year's study, the nation slumps to 11th place. Perhaps even more surprising is the new No. 1: Iceland.
Soumitra Dutta, an INSEAD professor of business and technology, who oversaw the survey, theorizes that the rankings show that, as in so much else, size matters. But in this case it's the smaller the better.
He tells me that having easy access to a big marketplace still makes it easier for innovators to profit from their inventions. Would the iPod or the iPhone have been such big hits if Apple had been based in, say, Iceland? But the Internet is turning the entire world into one big market, to which everyone everywhere has access, he says. Also, it appears that smaller, homogeneous countries can unite to support policies, institutions, and infrastructure that promote innovation—in the developed world, at least.
Size certainly makes a difference in the 2010 Global Innovation Index report. The most-populous land in the Top 10 is the Netherlands, with 16.4 million people. It finishes in eighth place. Several of the biggest nations in the developed world cluster just below the U.S. Japan is 13, with Britain at 14, and Germany at 16. Of the so-called BRIC giants in emerging markets, China comes out best, at 43. Trailing are India (56), Russia (64), and Brazil (68).
This year's report, financed by Canon India and released on March 3, evaluates 132 countries. Researchers used data from a number of sources, including the World Economic Forum, the World Bank, and the UN, to gauge innovation inputs—things such as education and business climate—as well as outputs to quantify scientific and creative advances.
The U.S. drops out of the Top 10 because it isn't sufficiently providing many of the inputs or what the study calls "pillars of innovation." It ranks 22 in political environment and 21 in regulatory environment. It ranks 22 in K-12 education, 22 in technology infrastructure, and 24 in exports and employment. "The U.S. is unable to create a coherent public agenda," Dutta tells me on the phone from India.
So where does the U.S. score best? In market and business sophistication, which includes access to capital and openness to foreign competition and where it rises to second and third.
Iceland, by comparison, falls below the U.S. in market and business sophistication—no surprise, says the report, given the complete collapse of Iceland's banking industry. But it outshines the U.S. in education and infrastructure. Iceland comes in fourth overall, for instance, in per capita mobile phone subscribers. Its general infrastructure is the world's best.
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How To Find All* The Categories on a Google+ Business Page
UPDATE: Changes have been made to Google+ and this no longer works. Now, your best option to see categories is to use Google Map Maker. Sorry everyone!
I'm sitting with Joy Hawkins and Greg Gifford at SMX Advanced and they weren't aware that you can click on the categories on a Google+ page to see all the other categories on the listing. If these amazing local search pros weren't aware of this, then I guess a post is in order!
* From our testing, this doesn't always show ALL of the categories – we have seen others in the dashboard – but you will see more than the 2 categories that Google displays on the listing (as long as there actually are more than 2).
Here's an example Google+ page you can try it on:
I suspect that the reason that this is not well-known is because there is no indication that the categories are clickable. They are not underlined, and when you mouse over them, your cursor won't change to the little hand icon that indicates a link. You just have to blindly click on those categories to see if more appear. If you don't see more categories when clicking, then it's likely that the business only has the 1 or 2 categories displayed.
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One of the common questions from marketers today is "How do I make the ISP ensure my email sticks out in the already crowded mailboxes out there?" This is a great question that I think many of the ClickZ authors have answered differently, using such ideas as balanced images to text ratios, opt-in lists, relevant content, and much, much more. However, did you also know the ISPs themselves sometimes know more about their customers' inboxes than the users do? Did you know the users control their inboxes more today than they did last year?
What I wanted to quickly focus on here is how do you get there, but then stay in the inbox? Overall, spam is down and legitimate email is on the rise. As such, many email providers are creating better methods for their users to sort through the inbox clutter, whether it is good email or bad. There is Hotmail Sweep, Gmail Priority Inbox, OtherInbox, and disposable email addresses, and you should be aware that no longer are just receivers doing all the work to deliver or not deliver your email, but more than ever, consumers themselves are making these choices without having to use the "This is Spam" button.
Hotmail Sweep: If you haven't heard, Hotmail is looking at taking the old "This is Spam" button and bringing it into the 21st century. Coming to a Hotmail inbox near you will be a new feature called "Sweep," which essentially does just that: sweeps unwanted email away from your inbox, but without the consequence of taking a negative hit to a sender's reputation score. Why is Hotmail doing this? It's simple: many of us know there is a gray area in email that isn't outright spam, but isn't something you really care about as well, like a personal note from your friends. Per Hotmail, Sweep is a virtual broom that lets you easily "sweep" the mail you don't want out of your inbox into either folders or oblivion, leaving your inbox clean. The great thing about the new "sweep" feature for managing gray mail is that Hotmail users can get the same result, i.e., not receive the gray mail they don't want, but it won't negatively impact the sender's reputation score.
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Located in 10th Arrondissement, Mercure Paris Gare de l'Est Magenta is within a mile (2 km) of popular sights such as Galeries Lafayette and Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris. This 45-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a bar/lounge, 24-hour room service, and free in-room WiFi. Located centrally in Paris, it's also close to Notre Dame Cathedral and Arc de Triomphe.
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- Bar/lounge
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Mercure Paris Gare de l'Est Magenta features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Paris hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and 24-hour room service.
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- Total number of rooms - 45
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- Number of floors - 4
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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Mercure Paris Gare de l'Est Magenta offers 45 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and laptop-compatible safes. Flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Bathrooms include showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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Palace went down 3-0 down to an impressive Nottingham Forest side in the last game of the season but, with safety secured for next season, Selhurst Park looked forward to another season of Championship football.
Dougie Freedman made three changes to the side that earned survival at Hull last weekend as Neil Danns, Pablo Counago and Anthony Gardner came into the Palace team.
It was the ever present Nathaniel Clyne who provided the first chance of the game when he got to the by-line but his cross was well cleared for a corner. Paddy McCarthy got to the set-piece quickest but sent his diving header just wide.
Forest's first chance came from a Lewis McGugan set-piece which found Luke Chambers. The centre-back met the corner well but his header was cleared off the line by Pablo Counago on the post. Seconds later McGugan crashed a half volley just wide with Speroni beaten but that was a warning sign that Palace failed to heed.
Danger-man McGugan it was who struck the first blow just fifteen minutes into the game, Anthony Gardner's heading falling nicely for the midfielder to fire his strike into the ground and passed Speroni. Forest almost doubled the lead moments later but the Palace back four had stepped up just in time and Kris Boyd's close range finish was ruled out for offside.
Forest continue to control the pace and twenty-five minutes into the game things got tougher for Palace when Dean Moxey mis-timed a challenge and was given a straight red card. That forced Freedman into a reshuffle and he reacted immediately by bringing on Claude Davis for Counago and moving Gardner to left-back.
The visitors continued to have the better of the game but created little else before half-time and went in at the break comfortably ahead.
The second half started in similar fashion with Forest bossing possession until a Neil Danns run saw him fire a strike narrowly wide of Lee Camp's post. Freedman then brought on Sean Scannell and that seemed to lift the Palace players as Paddy McCarthy went close with a header after beating Camp to a Darren Ambrose free-kick.
That spell of attacking pressure proved to be a false dawn though as Forest soon made it 2-0. Brendan Moloney's ball in from the right easily headed in by Marcus Tudgay from close range. With ten minutes left Forest made it 3-0. Substitute David McGoldrick striking from distance with a finish of real quality that swerved with pace past Speroni in the Palace goal.
A Darren Ambrose free-kick in injury time was the closest Palace came to a goal, with the defeat a disappointing end to the season for the Eagles. With survival assured at Hull though management, fans and players could at least look forward to another year in the Championship next season.
Palace: 1. Julian Speroni, 2. Nathaniel Clyne, 3. David Wright (16. Wilfried Zaha '71), 5. Patrick McCarthy (c), 7. Darren Ambrose, 8. Neil Danns, 19. Jermaine Easter (14. Sean Scannell '61), 29. Dean Moxey, 31. Anthony Gardner, 32. Pablo Counago (4. Claude Davis '27) 33. Kemy Agustien
Subs: 13. Lewis Price, 10. Owen Garvan, 15. Kieron Cadogan, 28. Stuart O'Keefe
Sent Off: Moxey
Forest: 1. Lee Camp (c) (38. Karl Darlow '74), 4. Luke Chambers, 5. Wes Morgan, 7. Darren Ambrose, 8. Lewis McGugan, 15. Chris Cohen, 16. Chris Gunter, 19. Guy Moussi (18. Paul McKenna '61), 20. Marcus Tudgay, 22. Kris Boyd (17. David McGoldrick '68), 27. Brendan Moloney
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Special Education Major Receives Bassman Honors Thesis Award
Sarah Bonin, an East Carolina University College of Education student majoring in special education from Cary, has received the 2016-2017 Michael F. Bassman Honors Thesis Award.
One student is selected each year for the outstanding senior Honors College thesis or project and a $500 award. Bonin created a reading and math curriculum for students in third through fifth grades, and is believed to be the first education student to win the award, said Dr. Guili Zhang, professor and interim chair of the Department of Special Education, Foundations and Research.
"Your personal achievements and accomplishments exemplify the very best of the Honors College and ECU," said Bryna Coonin, coordinator of the award, in an email announcing Bonin's selection.
Bonin was nominated by Dr. Melissa Hudson, her senior project mentor, in collaboration with Dr. Linda Patriarca, who has been Bonin's instructor and internship supervisor this year. Faculty member Debbie Metcalf also provided a support letter.
Bonin will be recognized at the Honors College departmental graduation ceremony on May 3 at Rock Springs Center in Greenville. Bonin will be moving to Durham to begin her career as a kindergarten through fifth grade resource teacher at Glenn Elementary School in the Durham Public Schools system.
Graduating and Gap Years
By: Julia Horiates, Honors College Senior
"The days are long, but the years are short," is a quote my mom often repeats in our conversations about school. I've been in school for about 16 years. High school flew by and coming into college, I didn't want to believe anyone saying that this time at ECU would go by even faster. (They were right.)
I'll be leaving East Carolina University this May with the greatest memories I could have ever dreamed of making – shout out and thank you to my core group of friends: Justin Safin, Caroline Balch, Tyler Walston, and Evan Butler. But what happens when you don't have it figured out? What happens if you think you know what you want to pursue after graduation, but aren't entirely sure?
The stigmatized words, "Gap years" come into play.
As a dual-degree student, I had no time to fill out my applications to medical school and properly prepare for the MCAT during my college career. Out of my 8 semesters here, I've taken over 18 hours for 5 of them, in addition to classes over 4 summer sessions. Add in my time to working at least 2 jobs, volunteering as an EMT, and co-founding a chapter of the national non-profit, Timmy Global Health.
Pros? I'm graduating with a 2 separate degrees, a BS in Biology and a BA in English. I'll be debt-free. I had an amazing college experience! Cons? I'll be starting medical school later than I initially thought.
While I will use my time to shadow and work towards my paramedic license, I also plan to use my gap years to explore other areas of interest to ensure I want to go to medical school. From exploring climate research and conservation internships, volunteering in hospitals in other countries, teaching middle school literature in Philadelphia, I have a couple opportunities in different programs lined up for this summer and fall. Soon after, I plan to take the MCAT and start preparing for applications. I'll also have to be working as well. These gap years mean I'm taking my time and pursuing things to confirm I'll be making the right decision with my future.
So my advice to anyone reading this and possibly debating gap years is this: Don't rush into it. Any professional program is a long and intense process and if you are any bit unsure of it, take some time off. Don't start a program you're not sure if you want to. Don't accumulate the debt if you're not whole-heartedly in it. Don't push yourself to take more if you really need to decompress after college. Do make sure to explore your interests. Do have a plan and a timeline so you go back to school if that's your initial goal. And lastly, do be flexible. Gap years can change everything.
If someone told me four years ago I would be taking two gap years before entering medical school, I would have laughed. I had a different mentality where I was full-throttle-ahead-nothing-will-stop-me. And I know in some ways I still have that spirit, but for now I need to focus on graduating and what will happen next. Maybe I'll end up attending medical school in Fall 2019 or maybe I won't, but wherever I end up is where I am supposed to be and I'll be happy.
EC Scholars Provide Service, Reflect on Four-Year Journey
Over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, 17 EC Scholars traveled to Charleston, South Carolina where they led a service project at the Ronald McDonald House, connected with East Carolina University alumni and reflected on their four-year journey together.
The annual senior impact trip also included an outing to Fort Sumter to learn more about the history of Charleston.
At the Ronald McDonald House, students cleaned, removed holiday décor, cleaned the food pantry, organized the linen closet and freshened up rooms.
The also painted an elephant face on a pop can tab collector. Ronald McDonald Houses nationwide collect pop tabs as a fundraiser.
The senior class described their time together as "entertaining, meaningful and rejuvenating," said Dr. Diana Majewski, assistant director of the EC Scholars, who accompanied the students on the trip along with Dr. Todd Fraley, director of EC Scholars.
To view photos from the trip, visit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ecuhonorscollege/albums/72157677587716551


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One of the more important characters during the Golden Age of the Band of the Hawk was Corkus. He has always been one of the meaner Hawks, arrogant and boastful without a reason to be and cowardly in the face of danger. His own insecurities led him to hate Guts who claimed Bazuso's life instead of him, even though it is doubtful whether or he had any chances against the brutal knight. His jealousy and greed took him to the point where he tried to kill Guts but of course with the help of two other Hawk bandits. Being a snivelling wretch when Guts was admitted to the Hawks thanks to Griffith's ambitions, he only planned to kill Guts honourlessly when he was asleep and even then with the help with three or four others whom he put on the line. Since his pathetic plan was stopped by Casca he never had another chance to hurt Guts but he kept on pettily demeaning him and discouraging at every chance. When the Eclipse arose he voiced the desperation of everyone and died pitiably preferring to believe of all the horrors as a "bad dream".


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|Reviews for Letting Go
| Guest chapter 1 . 10/25/2012
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| theYellowDello chapter 1 . 12/15/2011
I love all of your Yuffetine fic so much! I come back and read them all over every once in a while.
| Fabi-Chan chapter 1 . 6/16/2010
I didn't realize you posted it here! I get such light hearted feeling as I read it again and I can't help to thank you so, so much!
You're one of my favorite authors and I feel very honored that you took the time to make this! Much love and keep up the amazing work!
| Kyra1 chapter 1 . 5/30/2010
I'm glad to have read this. There's usually such a bizarre relationship that people write between Yuffie and her father. Typically people put this whole strain on the two that he only wants to control her and that he thinks only of his country but not of her, and I really just can't see that. I've always imagined the two to have more of an uncle and niece relationsihp in public, picking and arguing with one another but truly loving each other in private. This was a wonderfully written story and I'm glad to see someone keep Yuffie and Godo close.
| serenbach chapter 1 . 5/28/2010
I loved this so hard. I'm glad you referenced 'the case of Yuffie'- it never really appears in fanfiction and I thought that how she was treated by Godo at the start was pretty harsh. I really liked your slightly more mature Yuffie in this and the fact that you showed the love between Godo and Yuffie. I'm also glad you didn't just blame the distance between them on Godo.
I also like the subtle way you indicated the relationships between Yuffie and Vincent and Cloud and Tifa- while they are important they don't overwhelm the story. I am glad that they managed to get some closure and resolution in this.
This was a great idea and very well written, as always. Great job! :)
| Anzer'ke chapter 1 . 5/26/2010
Absolutely brilliant, a refreshingly even handed look at Godo and his relationship with Yuffie. While I felt Yuffie was a bit mellow in this a slight OOC element is to be expected when attempting to put that kind of character into a serious themed story.
Not that this was entirely serious, which was good, had it been all serious then it would have been extremely difficult to stomach. Too much serious can become depressing.
Aside from the tiony amount of OOC Yuffie maube I couldn't see any flaws.
Peace out and Rock on,
P.S. Vincent Valkentine drunk, were it not such a terrifying prospect I would pay good money to see it.
| Azure Sora chapter 1 . 5/26/2010
I thoroughly enjoyed this. I'm glad that Yuffie and her father got some closure and forgave each other. It's a different idea, and I really liked it. Excellent story!
| mom calling chapter 1 . 5/26/2010
Nicely done, Valentine'sNinja. I love the phrase "that Valentine man"! This is a touching tale and it's a Yuffie that I can appreciate. She can be goofy as all get out, but I always like to know that she's got grit and sense-ninja's can't be air-heads and she wouldn't have been so important to the Avalanche team if she was always an emotional two year old. I can identify with Godo-we do the best we can and sometimes we fall way short of the mark. We can only hope that the Fates weave us opportunities to acknowledge our mistakes and apologize. And that the ones we've hurt have the grace to accept us, even if they can't understand. That's the basic story of ff7, I think. Every one of the heroes has this dilemma, and they every one of them goes through the giving and accepting of "I'm sorry" and "I forgive". We do, too, on our side of the computer screen. Thanks VN-thoughtfully wrought, this story of yours. mc
| Marisa chapter 1 . 5/26/2010
Great story. You certainly put some closure into Yuffie's life. I'm glad all of her friends managed to make her surprise party. I like how you protrayed Cloud and Tifa as being together without really needing to say too much. Tifa's protruding stomach said it all. And Cid...LOL...typical Cid, that's all I can say.
| Seelenspiel chapter 1 . 5/26/2010
you never fail to amaze me
| shinobinaraku chapter 1 . 5/25/2010
I cried at the last bit...that's how wonderfully you write.
I'm pretty sure that at some point in their life, everyone's felt like Yuffie, or has been forced to grow up doing things they hated.
I really like how you characterized Godo. Instead of being the stuffy old coot he normally is in stories and such, I think from this fic that I get where Yuffie gets her personality from.
It's very very very very good! I would die if you ever stopped writing. :)


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The Wild Life
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In Ephesians, Paul tells us that we have been accepted in the Beloved, and that we have become His cherished sons and daughters. In Jesus Christ, God makes possible this favored place, this place of total acceptance. Just like Jacob with Joseph, God's favor rests upon you as His "highly favored one." This is true of every single person who is born again into the family of God.
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Whenever performance is elevated above the truth of acceptancewhether it's in the home, in the church, or in your own mindyou are not free to dream. Any sense of destiny or assignment from God [ … ]


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text: SILVER SPRING, Md., Dec. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- American Career Institute's newest location in Silver Spring, Maryland announced they will now be offering a Dental Assistant Training program. The program currently offered at several other American Career Institute locations in the Massachusetts area is an exciting addition to Silver Spring. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101229/CG22665LOGO) To keep in line with American Career Institute's career-focused philosophy to education, the program will emphasize a hands-on approach to training with a curriculum that covers both administrative and clinical disciplines. Students will be able to take advantage of Silver Spring's beautiful, brand-new dental facilities complete with two dental chairs and x-ray machine lab. Dental assistants are valuable team members in dental offices across the country and this program will provide students with the comprehensive skills necessary to effectively assist dentists and other members of a dental team. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov), employment of dental assistants is projected to increase 31 percent between 2010 and 2020, which is much faster than the total of all occupations at 14 percent. This above average growth rate was a major factor in the decision to bring the Dental Assistant Training program to American Career Institute's Silver Spring location. "It is our goal to offer career training programs for our students that will continue to be in-demand in the years to come. With the huge employment growth expected in the field of dental assisting, it seemed like a perfect fit to bring the Dental Assistant Training program to our newest updated facilities here in Silver Spring," said American Career Institute's CEO Andree Fontaine. The dental program will be in addition to Silver Spring's other technology and healthcare oriented programs which currently include Digital Gaming Design, Digital Multimedia Design, PC & Network Design, Oracle Administration & Enterprise Solutions Developer, Medical Assisting and Medical Coding & Billing. For more information about the Dental Assistant Training program offered at the new Silver Spring location, call 866-975-4427 or visit the American Career Institute website at www.aci.edu/programs/dental-assisting.


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Weddings at Melia hotels
The hotel chain Melia Hotels International is well-known for their destination weddings, and Cuba is a great place to celebrate a wedding, honeymoon or renewal of vows.
In Cayo Santa Maria, the most popular hotel for weddings is the Melia Las Dunas, and wedding packages are also available at their other hotels: Melia Buenavista (aduls only) and Melia Cayo Santa Maria. At the Melia Buenavista they recently built a footbridge with a gazebo overlooking the sea in the Playa Matamoros area, a nice place for a wedding! Note that there's no wedding celebration at their hotel Sol Cayo Santa Maria. In 2017, Melia will open a new luxury Paradisus hotel in the eastern sector of Cayo Santa Maria, wedding packages will most probably be offered at this hotel too.
They offer several wedding and renewal of vows packages year round; they include the service of a wedding coordinator who assists in the planning of every detail to make this happy event the most memorable.
GOOD TO KNOW: April is the most popular month of the year, during that period they may even do more than one celebration each day. It's very important to book early (6 to 12 months prior) to make sure they'll still have the date and time of your choice. For singles, only the passeports and birth certificates are required, but for divorcees and widows other documents are required (and some must be translated into Spanish), ask your travel agent for more details. or click the following link: Legal Documents from the Melia website.
Honeymoon: The hotels also offer Honeymoon packages for couples who got married less than six months ago; a wedding certificate or license (or any other proof of wedding) is required upon check-in.
Here are the Melia Cuba packages available :
Free Wedding
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Memorable Wedding (600 CUC, 500 CUC for Canadians)
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Free Renewal of Vows
(25 people minimum staying 6 nights, OR, 12 people minimum staying 12 nights)
Renewal of Vows (450 CUC)
There are many other additional services offered, see the Melia website www.weddingcubachannel.com for more details.
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Los Angeles Clippers forward Matt Barnes was fined $50,000 by the NBA on Friday for directing inappropriate language at a courtside fan who turned out to be Houston star James Harden's mother.
Barnes made the comments to Monja Willis during the Clippers' Game 2 loss in Houston on Wednesday night.
"We've made our peace," Barnes said Friday before Game 3. "We've spoken twice since the incident. She said something, I said something back. I've heard speculation of what I've likely said, which is crazy."
Clippers coach Doc Rivers said he wasn't pleased about the incident, especially because it involved someone off the court.
"I made that clear to Matt and the entire team," he said before the game.
Barnes is an emotional player who has played his entire 12-year career with a chip on his shoulder.
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Jewish Studies alumni pursue careers in fields as diverse as education, political activism, administration, scholarly research, journalism, business, public relations, medicine, social work and the clergy. A degree in Jewish Studies enhances skills in research and writing, critical thinking, cultural awareness, creative thinking, public speaking, and persuasive communication. These are vital skills in today's workplace and have helped Jewish Studies graduates find careers that meet their personal objectives. [Major Guide]
Earn a bachelor's degree in Jewish Studies and then spend an additional year earning a master's degree from the Kelley School of Business. For details see Jewish Studies + Kelley.
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Treatment options for asthma are limited for patients 4-11 years of age. Current guidelines recommend adding an inhaled long-acting beta2-agonist to an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS), as a preferred option versus increasing the ICS dose, thus ensuring the lowest effective dose of ICS is used. Hence, a clinical study was conducted to evaluate the safety of fluticasone propionate/salmeterol 100/50mcg (FSC) BID compared with fluticasone propionate (FP) 100mcg BID, both via Diskus®, in patients 4-11 years of age with asthma.
A 12-week, randomized, double-blind, parallel-group study was conducted in 40 patients 4 and 5 years of age, and 163 patients 6 to 11 years of age with asthma, who were symptomatic on an ICS.
No patient had an abnormal clinically significant ECG during treatment.
This study demonstrated that FSC 100/50mcg via Diskus twice daily has a favorable risk/benefit profile in patients 4-11 years of age with asthma and a similar safety profile to FP 100mcg Diskus twice daily.
FSC 100/50mcg via Diskus twice daily provides added clinical benefit in pediatric patients 4-11 years of age with asthma indicating that treatment of the two main components of asthma (inflammation and smooth muscle dysfunction) in children is more effective than treatment of a single component (i.e., inflammation) alone. (SAS30031). FSC 100/50mcg BIDFP 100mcg BID4 and 56 to 114 and 56 to 11n=21n=80n=19n=83Adverse events, n (%)15 (71)45 (56)15 (79)43 (52)# Pts with drug-related adverse events3927# Pts withdrawn due to an asthma exacerbation1132FEV1 (L) at Baselinen/a1.70n/a1.65FEV1 (L) at Endpointn/a1.88n/a1.77
P.M. Dorinsky, None.
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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