text: Factors associated with adherence to medication among depressed patients from Saudi Arabia: a cross-sectional studyKhalaf Al Jumah, Mohamed Azmi Hassali, Dalal Al Qhatani, Kamal El TahirNeuropsychiatric disease and treatment2014BACKGROUND Several studies have investigated the factors associated with adherence to antidepressants, with inconsistent conclusions. However, no similar study has investigated this issue among patients diagnosed with major depressive disorder in Saudi Arabia. The aim of this study is to explore patients' adherence to antidepressant medications, and the… (More)


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Leicester v London Irish(3pm, Welford Road).
Tel: 0116 254 1607 (club) 0116 254 0505 (tickets).
Tickets: Adults £12-20, juniors £6-15.
The Exiles' only real hopes of progress in these play-offs for the newest trophy in professional rugby's cupboard is that the champions have their minds on other things, such as the European Cup Final, and that their form is off, as it was against Gloucester. They shouldn't hold their breath. Leicester have been rapacious all season (the Tetley's semi-final against Quins apart), and even their bad day was good enough to deal with Gloucester's best efforts. And they're at home.
Verdict: EXILES EXIT
London Wasps v Gloucester(Sunday, 3pm, Loftus Road).
Tel: 0208 743 0262 (club), 0208 740 2534 (tickets).
Tickets: £5-17.
Gloucester proved against Leicester that they have the ability and attitude to raise their game for the big occasion, but whether they can do it two weeks in a row is a moot point. Wasps' season has mirrored, in many ways, that of their talisman Lawrence Dallaglio in England colours - a bit fitful to start off with, not quite at the level expected, but improving all the time and, finally, looking the class act he is, and they can be. Right now, the professional game needs a London club to threaten the Leicester hegemony, and Wasps are elected.
Verdict: WASPS WIN WELL
Northampton v Saracens(3pm, Franklin's Gardens).
Tel: 01604 751543 (club) 01604 581000 (tickets).
Tickets: Adults £14-23, concs £9-13, juniors £7-9.
This should be a nail-biting encounter between two evenly matched and highly motivated teams. Don't expect a classic of open-running rugby on what could be a very soggy pitch, and with two back lines which have been a bit out of sorts behind two forward packs who enjoy mixing it up at close quarters. The Franklin's Gardens crowd could make the difference, and end a gloomy season for Saracens on an unhappy note.
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New App Targets 50 Million Unused iPhones, Turning Them Into Wireless Web Cameras and Remote Assistants
At the Consumer Electronics Show, People Power announces and demonstrates a groundbreaking smart phone app that can make millions of unused last generation iPhones and iPads into first class citizens of the emerging Internet of Things movement.
Many of us have upgraded to new iPhones or iPads and wonder what to do with our old devices. By installing the free People Power Presence app on both old and new devices, it's super easy to create a remote video camera and audio monitor for free. The old iPhone or iPad needs no cellular voice or data plan and securely communicates over the home Wi-Fi network and via secure servers to stream video and sound to the new iPhone or iPad, within the home or anywhere out in the world where it connects over 3G or 4G wireless networks.
People Power Presence gives a home its own eyes and ears, is able to capture and stream video and audio, detect motion, alert users and can make decisions according to simple rules. There's no need to first research and buy additional cameras, microphones or sensors, and no upfront cost or service fees. Other features include use of both front and back cameras, scheduling, phone flashlight remote control and much more.
The Internet of Things is a giant opportunity where billions of devices from cameras, to smart plugs and power strips, energy meters, thermostats, door sensors, locks and light switches will be connected, monitored and controlled over the Internet, and via the cloud. But getting billions of connected, compatible devices installed in consumers' homes has proved difficult and slow.
"The necessity to buy special hardware and the complexity of setting things up has delayed adoption of the Internet of Things," said Gene Wang, CEO of People Power. "We will speed adoption by pressing into service millions of old but still-smart phones to create a no-cost solution that starts small but easily expands to ultimately control many devices in the home. And People Power Presence is so supremely simple to use and setup that any smart phone user can do it on their own in minutes."
Tom Kerber, Director of Research at leading industry analyst firm Parks Associates, said, "Using an old iPhone provides a no-cost starting point for home controls. The People Power Presence App therefore brings the freemium model to home controls."
With no additional hardware than the old iPhone gathering dust in a drawer, connected over Wi-Fi, People Power Presence uses simple predefined, but customizable rules to solve everyday household problems for busy people, who wish they could be in two places at once:


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I don't know if you're reading your paper before breakfast, at lunch or after a good Sunday dinner. What I do know is that if you saw some of the things that have happened to youngsters who met the wrong people on the internet, you wouldn't keep your food down for long. How many of your own kids, or the children you know and care for, have mobile phones, tablets or laptops? Do you know what they do? Who they meet and what they share? The truth is you probably don't.
I have spent most of my adult life in law enforcement, combating terrorism in Northern Ireland, fighting organised crime in the National Crime Squad and, most recently, child abuse as the chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop), a role I resigned from in October 2010 in protest over the Government's plans to merge it within the National Crime Agency. I didn't believe it understood the issues then and, as cuts are being imposed on the very organisations fighting to protect the young and vulnerable, I am convinced some children will fall through the net and suffer terrible consequences.
The chairman of the Police Federation, Paul McKeever, warned that cuts in police budgets were likely to result in less work being done in schools educating children about avoiding abuse online. I wonder how the few at Ceop felt when they heard the Home Office response to his warning? The Home Office claimed that "Ceop had said it could maintain its current staffing levels within its current budget". It was a case of deliberately missing the point. There will be more work with responsibility for missing children, fewer people, the ongoing leakage of precious experienced personnel and a year-on-year reduction in its budget, but we are told Ceop can manage. I keep looking for the White Rabbit and Alice, because we must have gone through the looking glass.
Did you notice Internet Safety Day last week? Blink and you would have missed it. Internet safety should be something we not only encourage but demand. Every day should be a safer internet day. So what did we get? Consolidated advice. In the congested internet safety market, this is something we need. But is it easy to access, understand and use? Does it challenge those in the child protection partnerships that include the police, those involved in social care, education and industry, and the Government to do more? To do better? Ten years of task forces and talking shops should have produced more. The sad truth is some people become so seduced by technology and partnership with others that they forget that the primary focus in child protection is children.
If we have learnt anything, it is surely that to be a truly effective partner in tackling child abuse, you must be prepared to be challenged. When the partnership itself becomes the goal, everyone is vulnerable. That is why independent assessment by bodies such as the umbrella group the UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) are crucially important. We need to reflect on what was promised, when, what has been delivered, and what difference it's made.
Perhaps Internet Safety Day should be a time to reflect on the difference those people in UKCCIS make. People such as John Carr, a computer safety expert who is prepared to challenge the things he knows are wrong. Recently he spoke out about BlackBerry's refusal to filter the web on their phones, resulting in children being at risk of exposure to pornography and other adult content. I hope it has made a difference. A BlackBerry is the handset of choice for so many young people: what it does, or doesn't do, matters.
Sometimes the hero of the day, however, can come from the most unexpected of places. I will never forget how in the midst of a tough and very public debate with Facebook on the Click CEOP button (which allows kids to report a suspected abuser with a single click), Joanna Shields, at the time the newly appointed CEO of Facebook UK, came to the table to talk. She moved us all forward by engaging, not simply as the chief executive of a powerful company, but as a parent determined to do what was best for children. When people in the industry really get it, and have the influence and authority to point their company in the right direction, they can make a huge difference: at Facebook this was an app for parents and children, and improved privacy controls.
Then there are the unsung heroes in the police service and child protection community. We should put ourselves in their shoes and imagine for a moment what their day is like, the horror they will witness and the political hypocrisy they will have bear. In the bowels of the Ceop building people are looking at the unwatchable and listening to the unspeakable. To borrow a quote from Winston Churchill, never have so many owed so much to so few. If the public only knew what they see and what they do for our children.
Matt Bishop, a Microsoft executive, a Ceop board member and one of the strongest child-protection advocates in this field, told me that standing still in terms of technology is the equivalent of falling behind. He knew what he was talking about. Standing still is taking so long to agree how we meet everyone's agenda that, by the time we dilute the position enough to satisfy everyone's "sensitivities", we fail. We fail because technology and the young people who use it will not wait for us. By the time we get there, we look ridiculous, because our message, tactics and methods are much less credible.
Those in the field need to be empowered to do more than stand still: they have to move ahead of the game, develop strategies that match the new mobile markets, and support while challenging developers. Technology at its best is easy to access, understand and use, and the advice must be the same.
I am sure you have worked out by now that I am not a fan of the Government's policy on Ceop, or its impact thus far on the world of child protection. But the Government has the power and the responsibility, and we have to be able to trust it; so even as I resigned in protest at what it was doing, I was pleased that the Home Secretary was making public statements about investing in and building on Ceop's work.
The question now is where is that promised investment? Is Theresa May going to make that investment and move forward? Or was the commitment just the right thing to say, at a difficult time, to mask the fact that she doesn't understand the issues, won't listen and is standing still, simply hoping for the best?
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A preview video for Itsuka Tenma no Kuro-Usagi (Itsu-Ten) was removed from the YouTube website last week because "the content violated YouTube's Terms of Service." The video, released earlier in the week, was a 145-second preview for the anime adaptation of the fantasy light novel series by Takaya Kagami. The story features high school student Kurogane Taito and his allies fighting against the evil plan to resurrect the powerful Vampire (Most Ancient Sorcerer) Bahlskra.
A producer for the anime noted on Twitter last week that the staff could not deliver the anime to television stations unedited due to its many explicit scenes. However, the staff is still producing the unedited version for event screenings as well as BD and DVDs.
The other promotional videos for both the light novel series and the anime (including one that also promotes Sora no Otoshimono and Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?) remain on YouTube:
The anime is slated to air on July 8.
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What you see depends on your visual intelligence and appetite. I search for new subjects and innovative ways of expressing these. How those subjects look within the frame interests me. I always compose at the time of photographing and print the whole frame.
I am interested in how "what I photograph" is transformed by being photographed. I am interested in how the other elements
Public realm 2013 - London photographs, Bar, first floor, Architectural Association , 36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES 2008 - BBC Radio Three: Focus on China, The Verb, BBC Radio Three, 9.45 p.m., London 2008 - Hitchin Festival Art Trail 2008, Tim's Art Supplies, 85 Tilehouse Street, Hitchin Solo exhibitions 2013 - London photographs, Architectural Association, 36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES 2007 - Stuart Haden Photographs, Bridgwater Arts Centre, 11-13 Castle Street, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 3DD 2006 - Summer Journey 2005 Thirty photographs, The Lowewood Museum 8th. April - 22nd. July, 2006, High Street, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 8BH 2005 - County Town in Camera, Hertford Museum, Bull Plain, Hertford 2005 - Photographs, Michaelhouse, Trinity Street, Cambridge 2005 - Photographs, Newton Price Centre, Watford 2004 - Retrospecctive The first 10 years, Boxfield Gallery, Stevenage, Hertfordshire 1996 - Stuart Haden, Lara-Rae Gallery, London 1983 - Stuart Haden, Photographer's Gallery, London 1981 - Stuart Haden, Centre for the Contemporary Arts, Glasgow Group exhibitions 2009 - Nearly Orange Artists Collective, Letchworth Art Gallery, Letchworth Garden City 2008 - Contributor to permanent group show at a local gallery, nearly orange art gallery, 71 Ickleford Road, Hitchin SG5 1TL, Hitchin 2007 - nearly orange collective, Boxfield Gallery, Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre, Lytton Way, Stevenage 2006 - February Postcard Show "Wish you were here" five 4"x6" photos, Artshed Ware Ltd, Westmill Farm, Westmill Road, Ware, Herts. AL6 OJQ 2004 - University of Hertfordshire Annual Open Exhibition, Margaret Harvey Gallery, St.Albans 1984 - Camden Society of Architects Photo Competition, London 1983 - GLC Photo, Royal Festival Hall, London 1981 - B&W Garnethill Project, Third Eye Centre, Glasgow, sponsored by and for the Manpower Services Commission 1980 - B&W Garnethill Project, Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow, sponsored by and for the Manpower Services Commission 1979 - 12th National Competition, Centre of Visual US Arts, Houston, Texas Private commissions 2012 - Three poems about Laurieston, Memories & recollections after forty years, Laurieston Hall Scrapbook by Tiffany Eve 2007 - The private lives of Hertfordshire writers., published by Tempus Publishing Limited, by Pamela Shields ISBN 978 07524 4372 0 2005 - Hertfordshire A-Z by Pamela Shields ISBN 0-7509-4250-9, 57 photographs contributed Projects 2012 - Significant architectural places in Southwark , work in progress , London Borough of Southwark 2009 - Competition to design a park bench to encourage democratic public debate, Chumleigh Gardens, Burgess Park, Southwark, London SE5, Adjacent to cafe at Chumleigh Gardens Other 2013 - Interviewed by Phil Coomes, BBC Picture Editor, BBC, Broadcasting House, Portland Place, London W1 2013 - Interviewed by the "quiet author" of Spitalfields Life, Bishopsgate Institute, , 260 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 4OH 2011 - Acquired own studio, The Art Academy, Southwark Street, London SE1 2009 - Art Auction, Headland Hotel/ Spectrum charity for autistic children, Newquay, Cornwall 2007 - Savor the Night Lupus International Charity Auction, Summit House Restaurant, 2000 East Bastanchury Road, Fullerton, California, U.S.A.


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Later at her Apartment
Susan sighed in relief as she found herself in the warm comfort of her own apartment. She closed the door behind her and laid her sketch pad out onto the dining table. She opened the cupboards underneath the sink and picked up a can of soup to open and pour out into a soup bowl. She stuck it in the microwave and paused as her phone vibrated in her pocket. She pulled it out and sighed as she recognized the number and checked the text message from her ex. She was about to delete it then shrugged and opened it to see what he wanted to say.
'Susie, where are you? I've been waiting for about half an hour now.'
With a snarl, Susan hit the call button and held her mobile up to her ear.
"Do you think I'm some kind of joke?!" she shouted down the phone, startling the man on the other side of the phone "Do you think I am some sort of trash that perhaps could be used for something else for a few days then it's useless again so you have to throw it away?!"
"Woah, woah, woah, what?" her ex, Rory, seemed puzzled on the other side of the phone.
"Oh stop acting so confused!" Susan shouted "You think that you're such a great actor, don't you? What do you have to say about yourself after dumping me through text?"
"Susie, I didn't… No, I wouldn't dump you through a text message. I…"
Susan groaned as Rory began stuttering in confusion and paused when she saw something that didn't quite belong in her apartment.
"Rory…did you come into my apartment today?" she asked when she remembered that she had given Rory a spare key to her apartment.
"Hm? Oh yeah, I went to, uh…"
When he went silent Susan sniffed as she felt tears fill her eyes. She let out an upset sob and it made Rory ask if she was alright.
"W-Why is there another woman's lingerie on my bed?!" she shouted as she picked up a bra.
"What?! N-No, Susie, I wouldn't do anything like that to you!"
Susan hung up, not wanting to hear any more lies and tossed the phone aside, grabbing the knickers of the lingerie and chucking both pieces out of the window. She threw herself onto her bed but got up, nose wrinkled in disgust and brushed herself down. With a sniff, she threw off the covers and began changing them. Once she placed the covers in her washing tub to take down to the laundrette, her mobile vibrated. She sighed tiredly and picked it up, frowning when she failed to recognize the number. She shrugged and opened the text.
'Hey, Malcolm here from the park. I was thinking maybe we could go for some coffee one day? Hope to hear from you soon.'
There was a heart at the end of the text and Susan felt her spine shiver. She never gave Malcolm her mobile number…


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FC Milwaukee, perhaps the state's best-known youth soccer club, will hold a groundbreaking for its new soccer complex on Monday at 3 p.m.
The groundbreaking of Phase 1 of a $5 million project will ultimately include seven grass fields and two lighted turf fields.
The club has raised more than $2.2 million to date. An earlier groundbreaking was postponed because of bad weather.
To go to the groundbreaking, attendees are asked to meet at the Sportzone Grill & Bar at 16344 Mequon Rd., Germantown at 2:30 p.m. on Monday. A shuttle will take attendees to the site.
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BeschreibungAnn Ardis questions commonly held views of radical modernism at the turn of the twentieth century. She depicts the "men of 1914," (as Wyndham Lewis called the coterie of writers centered around Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot, and James Joyce) as only one among a number of groups intent on redefining the cultural objectives of British literature at the turn of the twentieth century. Simultaneously, Ardis reclaims key examples of non-modernist aesthetic effort associated with British socialism and feminism of the period.
InhaltsverzeichnisAcknowledgements; Introduction: rethinking modernism, remapping the turn of the twentieth century; 1. Beatrice Webb and the 'serious' artist; 2. Inventing literary tradition, ghosting Oscar Wilde and the Victorian fin de siecle; 3. The Lost Girl, Tarr, and the 'moment' of modernism; 4. Mapping the middlebrow in Edwardian England; 5. 'Life is not composed of watertight compartments': the New Age's critique of modernist literary specialization; Conclusion: modernism and English studies in history; Select bibliography; Index.
PortraitAnn L. Ardis is Associate Professor of English and Director of the University Honors Program at the University of Delaware. She is the author of New Women, New Novels: Feminism and Early Modernism (1990) and co-editor (with Bonnie Kime Scott) of Virginia Woolf Turning the Centuries: Selected Papers from the Ninth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf (2000) and (with Leslie Lewis) of Women's Experience of Modernity, 1875-1945 (2002).
Pressestimmen'Ardis has ... written a provocative and illuminating book that should be read by all cultural and social historians hoping to gain a sense of the new versions of modernism being explored today.' Cultural and Social History
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Two new studies suggest thousands of first-responders who toiled at Ground Zero have become victims as well. Farai Chideya talks with Dr. Gisela Banauch, a pulmonary critical-care specialist at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, and Paul Lioy, director and professor of exposure science at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute, about the long-term health implications of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
From NPR News, this is NEWS & NOTES. I'm Ed Gordon.
Since the 9/11 attacks, most of our attention has been focused on the direct victims - those on the planes or inside the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. But two studies suggest thousands of first responders who toiled at Ground Zero have become victims as well. They are the victims of a quiet health crisis.
NPR's Farai Chideya spoke with Dr. Gisela Banauch, a pulmonary critical care specialist at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx. She's the lead author of a Montefiore study that looked at the health of more than 12,000 New York firefighters after they worked on Ground Zero.
And Paul Lioy, director and professor of exposure science at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute. He described Ground Zero immediately after the collapsed of the towers.
Dr. PAUL LIOY (Director, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute): You had what I would call a very major surprise to most people, because these two towers collapsed in such a way that they turned to basically dust and smoke. When it did that, you sent out a large number of materials and also large mass of material out in radial directions in southern Manhattan. And the fact that you had a large mixture of a variety of materials that I would just say acted synergistically to cause a lot of the emergency responders first effects like the World Trade Center cough.
You would have materials like pulverized cement, glass fibers from the destruction of 110 stories worth of glass windows. You had fiberglass and other fibers from materials in the building. You had a (unintelligible) incomplete combustion from the burning fires of jet fuel, and you had some asbestos because of the fact that it was used to line one of the building's structures and girders.
And there was some lead because of lead paint. So the one thing we never could learn and will always be a mystery is the fact that there were a lot of gases that were produced during these fires at very intense temperatures, over a thousand degrees Fahrenheit. But there were no measurements so we cannot say how that acted synergistically with the particles.
FARAI CHIDEYA: Dr. Banauch, you are a pulmonary critical care specialist, and we heard this term World Trade Center cough. What does that mean and what sorts of pulmonary problems have you seen?
Dr. GISELA BANAUCH (Pulmonary Critical Care Specialist, Montefiore Medical Center): I think the World Trade Center cough was really the first most severe manifestation of, like, a spectrum of inhalational injury that we've seen in many of the persons who were exposed to the Ground Zero atmosphere. And that involved very intense and long-lasting inflammation of the respiratory tract, both the upper as well as the lower, and the upper digestive tract with reflux being one of the most unusual manifestations that hasn't really been described in inhalational injury before. But it was present in a considerable percentage of the persons who were suffering from World Trade Center cough. The…
CHIDEYA: Maybe you can just describe to us, what is World Trade Center cough? Is it a deep cough? Is it constant coughing? What are we talking about here?
Dr. BANAUCH: It's basically an inflammation, and a main symptom of it was cough. But other symptoms that are usually found in every inflammation, like wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, were also present in a high percentage of persons. And the abnormalities that usually go along with airway inflammation were also found like bronchial hyperresponsiveness and bronchodilator response in pulmonary function testing.
CHIDEYA: So you've done this large-scale study. Do you have any projections of what might happen to people who were first responders who were exposed to all of this pulverized material in the air?
Dr. BANAUCH: A new release from Mt. Sinai has basically complimented the findings that we have previously published in the fire department workforce. And that release describes continued respiratory complaints up to two years after September 11th in workers who were at the site and who were not New York City Fire Department workers. I think we can say at this point that there is a real concern for persistence of respiratory disease in persons who were exposed to the World Trade Center site.
CHIDEYA: Dr. Lioy.
Dr. LIOY: Yes.
CHIDEYA: I just wanted to ask you about health policy. It's clear that these two studies indicate that something bad has happened to the people who were the first responders because of what they inhaled. Is there now a federal policy of providing more respiratory equipment, or what sorts of changes should be made because of what's been happening?
Dr. LIOY: I'll answer that question in a second. I want to add on to what Dr. Banauch said. The Mt. Sinai study and the firefighter study are very consistent in that they - most of the respiratory illnesses that have lingered occurred with people who got to Ground Zero very early on. I mean we see the visualization (unintelligible) for days and months. But the first period of exposure was really highly critical, and I think the first work was done by the fire department and was published - showed that if you got there within the first 48 hours - actually first, within the first few hours - you had the highest probability of having some of these severe acute respiratory responses.
And then, as time went on and you were - came to Ground Zero farther, farther time away, it's reduced. That's the same thing that was observed with the Mt. Sinai work. So it's the intense period of time during the initial exposures that were really critical. And obviously from my vantage point, and to answer your question, we have to really recognize that these people were true victims also of the attack on the World Trade Center and that their problems have been generated by the fact that we rushed in, but I don't think we made an adequate enough statement. I know people said it many times including myself: Wear your respirators.
Well I think people really have to understand that you go into these situations, you need respirators and they have to be appropriate for the situation in hand; because one situation and another situation will lead to very, very different consequences if you wear the wrong respirators.
But I think one of the things that's very, very important, which as I've known for years has been a problem that has been identified and I haven't seen it yet solved, is that these respirators, especially for ones where you go on acute situations, need good communication within the respirators so somebody doesn't have to rip their respirators off and say, hey, watch out for that beam coming, which one firefighter had to do for me when I was in Ground Zero. This should not be the case.
CHIDEYA: Okay. Tell me a little bit more about that experience on a personal level. When did you go? What were you doing? What did you see?
Dr. LIOY: Well, I was there to - at the request of one of the agencies to observe what was going on and see what was happening in terms of, you know, what was being done on the site and get a feel for what the environmental impacts were going to be in the future. And it was clear to me that being at Ground Zero that you had a fire that was - at that time was still burning, but it was burning in isolated cases. It was about the sixth day after the event.
But there was plenty of dust still around, especially inside buildings, which still remains as a lingering issue is that how well were the cleanups done. And in most cases, I would assume things went back to normal. But there're still issues like Deutsche Bank, which is being taken down brick by brick, which still has some of the World Trade Center dusts in it. Issues like that were identified almost early on by folks like myself who were down there.
CHIDEYA: I'm going to end…
Dr. LIOY: It was a very tragic experience. How would you might say, I was moved very, very greatly. I was angry, I was unhappy, but I was very proud of these firefighters and workers who were doing what they were doing. The unfortunate thing is I did see a lot of people who were not wearing their respirators.
Dr. BANAUCH: I can add to that that I also remember seeing people going to rest and going to sleep in the dust there. And nobody was, I think very few people were wearing respirators. This was the first night down there. And it was like pictures that you will never forget. I mean we all know the photographs and, like, really otherworldly because of all the suspended particles.
CHIDEYA: And you saw the first responders going to sleep in this environment, this toxic...
Dr. BANAUCH: Yes. I remember being a little surprised about that. But they were really, they were resting and there were like other, like, buddies coming around saying, what are you doing? And they were saying, oh, we're taking a break. And I can remember thinking, you know, this is not the best place to take a break.
Dr. LIOY: These are the kinds of lessons that were observed and have to be learned by our country so that in future types of events we are able to respond. Because we do not want firefighters, policemen and other volunteers not to respond to get people out of very difficult challenging and life-threatening situations.
But we also want to make sure that they are properly protected. And I think we need to have a series of protocols developed to help people understand what to do when nature, when an event like this occurs. Because I think as of this point and time, we are still learning, because obviously we are learning about the effects of the second wave of victims from 911 attack.
CHIDEYA: Dr. Banauch, I just wanted to end with you and ask you the same question I asked Dr. Lioy earlier. What can we expect in terms of long-term effects for people who went down there and who really put their lives on the line?
Dr. BANAUCH: Looking into the future, I think the surprising thing medically was that the acute irritation persisted in many persons. And from my personal experience with some of the firefighters who I've continued to examine up to four years after, some of the problems have gotten worse.
So I'm think we're looking at having long-term inflammatory airway disease with all its consequences, like severe asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, that can develop. And in addition, we of course have concerns that are now getting bigger because time is progressing off cancers, and those are yet to come for the most part but they're very real.
CHIDEYA: Thank you both so much for joining us.
Dr. BANAUCH: Thanks for your interest.
Dr. LIOY: You're welcome.
GORDON: That was NPR's Farai Chideya speaking with Paul Lioy, director and professor of exposure science at the Environmental and Occupational Health Science Institute, and Dr. Gisela Banauch, a pulmonary critical care specialist at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.
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No debate is more sensitive or polemical than the question of "gun rights" in the U.S., and licensing private citizens to carry concealed handguns is the most controversial "right" of all. The morally charged nature of this controversy is reflected in the disparate results reported by various researchers who analyze the effects of these laws, and also by the especially intense methodological scrutiny that follows published research. A National Science Academy review of existing gun policy research issues methodological recommendations which may help resolve scientifically the question of whether or how "right to carry" licensing effects rates of lethal firearm violence. Similar efforts have been published previously, but this study improves upon those earlier efforts by increasing the sample cross-section, by further refining the model specification, and by distinguishing conceptually "shall issue" RTC laws from "may issue" RTC laws. The results provisionally suggest that the former increases homicide rates whereas the latter decreases them.


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Gray's Inn Tax Chambers (GITC) has seen three silks walk out in the last three months, with Devereux becoming the latest to add a member from the set.
Felicity Cullen QC is to join Devereux, following the departures of GITC tax silks Philip Baker QC and Patrick Way QC who have resigned along with GITC barristers Patrick Soares and Imran Afzal.
GITC tax silks Baker and Way are to establish their own set, Field Court Tax Chambers, which will go live on 1 August. The new set will be headed by Soares, who formerly led 8 Gray's Inn Square before joining GITC in 2001.
Baker, who took silk in 2002, joined GITC in 1987 and has always practised at the set. Way, whose high-profile clients have included Andre Agassi and Richard and Judy, took silk in 2013.
Soares, who was called to the bar in 1983, has also brought Gray's Inn junior Imran Afzal to the new chambers.
Cullen, became the first female silk in specialist tax chambers when she was awarded QC in 2008. She is the second barrister to join Devereux in under a year following the arrival of Jolyon Maugham in September last year from 11 New Square (17 September 2013).
GITC has been left with seven silks and ten juniors following the departures.
Devereux has also undergone a period of change kick-started by the loss of its first chief executive Beverly Landais last year, prompting talk of an administrative overhaul (2 October 2013).
Days after Landais' exit, head of chambers Ingrid Simler QC was appointed as a High Court judge while Devereux elected new head Timothy Brennan QC to take over (7 October 2013).
Brennan cemented the chambers' focus on contentious tax advice driven by a rise in the number of HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigations (16 October 2013).
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If you haven't been keepin' up with MOB's HBIC, Ms. Leah Mcsweeney, on Twitter or Instagram lately, you've missed a whole lot. She has taken MTTM overseas to Shanghai, China to showcase the brand at Yo' Hood 2013 which was held at the Shanghai exhibition center. She set up shops next to other dope brands like Been Trill, Frank 151, SSUR and Stussy. As always I'm sure MOB killed it out there. There was also a large panel discussion that Leah was part of, hopefully I can get some footage of that. Leah and Yo'Hood also linked up to design some special "BITCH RELAX" hoodies that hopefully will make their way back to the USA with her!! See all the fun in photos and also video below...
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There are 88 comments on the Orlando Sentinel story from Jan 17, 2008, titled Hendrick, Toyota show their speed. In it, Orlando Sentinel reports that:At 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, the six days of NASCAR Sprint Cup testing was officially over, but the garages were clearing long before that.
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i sooooooo totally agree ..did you see jeffs an kid rocks video advertising the new ''corvette zri..pretty cool '' its on jeffs forum....ita a one hundred thousand car'''''woohoo how awesome would it be to drive that girl....
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ya' we all do that when certain drivers are talking '' i have a few i mute out.lol....
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Wow, what a mess your post is! It's like trying to read a letter that a 5 year old wrote.
As for me "getting my ass kicked", from time to time someone makes a great point and proves me wrong.
When this does happen, I say to that person "hey good point, you are right and I'm wrong".
When it comes to you, it really doesn't make sense for you to spout off. Talking with you is like talking to a rock, except a rock has uses, unlike you who is useless.
Next time you feel froggy and what to jump, I would advise you to stay on your lilly pad.
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Reading this thread is more entertaining than reading about Wall-Banger's impending divorce or his being "gay".
Way to go! We need more "variety" and subject matter around here! Keep it up!
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I hear the many times joke about me saying to me to kiss a cobra or that I should go back to India where there is sewer on the streets. But this is wrong because theres much the more dirty here in the USA.
I will to go to a bathroom and a man before me leave the toilet and he leaves a dish and fork where here was eating while he sits on the toilet. And at the LSU football game there is the big metal box that all of the man will urinate into together like the animal. With the Marti Gra you will see the man and woman urinate and do the filty solid waste on the street. And at the nascar race there is the hot dog that the children has to smashed onto the floor and drunk man will also puke the beer onto where the feet are. And then in the Starbucks at a Friday night it is ok for the teenage to fart onto the other teenagers and then to laugh even when it is very loud and smelly and there is the elder man like me in the line also. And also there is many people who will take the cigarette remains and to throw them onto the ground which is garbage but there is no regard for the nature or cleanness with the smoker.
So there are jokes to me but I see the america is very similar to India so there is no reason for the joke.
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Ain't that the truth. I'm still trying to figure out what the idiot was trying to convey.
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Carolyn, I totally agree with you. I've thought this whole "fuelgate" thing was bogus from the begining. I'd be willing bet that behind the scenes you got Roach whining his little rear off about Toyota, bitching about how they will over-run the sport with their high powered engines. Makes sense because not long before the Daytona 500 Toyota is told they cannot use the engines they had been using (ie:truck engines modified to Cup standards) and suddenly Toyota has to build all NEW engines.
Then, at Daytona, suddenly, after ALL his years of racing, Mikey's suddenly a cheater? In all his years of owning a Busch team, his team was only caught "cheating" once, and that was because they had a rear end housing on the car that wasn't illegal until NASCAR decided they didn't like it and suddenly it was "illegal". They took their lumps and moved on. What makes us think that after all this time, when he had everything to lose by cheating, Michael would cheat? He didn't. Hyder did, or nobody did and NASCAR is making stuff up. As you've pointed out Carolyn, any other time, NASCAR has ALWAYS told us every detail about the violation, no matter how big or small but suddenly they can't(or won't) tell us what was in Mikey's engine. BS. Fact is, they found nothing but they needed a good patsy so that Roach would stop his whining.
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- Fry and the others find themselves trapped on a planet of Amazonian women ruled by a man hating computer.
- A miniature version of the planet express crew attempts to rid Fry's body of parasitic worms; meanwhile, Leela finds Fry's new personality irresistible.
- As Christmas approaches Bender faces execution when he fills in for the murderous Santa robot.
- Fry searches the ancient ruins of Old New York for his beloved lucky clover… Only to conclude that his older brother stole not only the clover by his life.
- Leela fights to save the lives of penguins after the planet express ship is involved in an oil spill on Pluto.
- Bender finds true romance with a coworker after crossing a picket line, but jealousy over his love's ex-boyfriend threatens to destroy everything.
- Only Fry can save earth when evil brains from another world plot to make everyone stupid.
- Dr. Zoidberg promises his uncle - washed comedian Harold Zoid - that he will invest $1 million in his Hollywood movie.
- Tired of feeling like an outcast, Leela has a second eye grafted onto her face; Bender adopts 12 children after learning about the governments seemingly lucrative stipend.
- Although Kif, Amy's boyfriend, retrieves her parents Buggalo herd and rescues Amy when she is kidnapped, they still refuse to accept him.
- Fry and Bender become inadvertent participants in the bank robbery and are sentenced to a robot insane asylum where Fry comes to believe that he is indeed a robot.
- Hermes' and the professor's son try to outdo them in the business world but need their dads' help when success overwhelms them; Bender becomes a brewmiester.
- Bender is broken in a freak accident, but meets Beck who launches him on a singing career that turns him into hero for other broken robots.
- While creating a team of mutants to play the Harlem Globetrotters, the professor accidentally causes a disruption in time that threatens the existence of the universe, but it may give Fry a chance to finally win Leela's heart.
- Fry realizes a life long dream by dating a Lucy Liu robot.
- Leela believes she is a pioneer for women's athletics when she becomes the first female major-league blernsball player.
- Bender's longing to be remembered motivates him to become a tyrannical Pharaoh on Osiris 4.
- When the professor fine tunes his What-If Machine, Bender discovers what it would be like if he were human, Fry discovers that it would be like if life were more like video games, and Leela discovers what it would be like if she found her true home.
- In this Emmy winning episode the Planet Express ship travels through time to Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 and Fry becomes his own progeny.
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Mishcon De Reya is one of several firms which approached the Solicitors Family Law Association to enquire about places on its new eight-day mediation course after the Bill passed through the Commons.
Partner Maggie Rae said the firm had already held an in-house course for its lawyers. But she anticipated most of its family lawyers would also attend the extended SFLA course.
"We had been holding off to see what happened to the Bill, but we have always been keen on mediation and I would have thought there will be a lot of interest in attending the course."
The SFLA reports a "mini deluge" of enquiries about the course it launched earlier this year now lawyers are certain the Lord Chancellor's measures to increase mediation have been passed.
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Traders block section of Kangundo road in protest over high taxes
Traders in Machakos county blocked roads and engaged anti-riot police in running battles over the newly introduced taxes by the county government.
Commuters were affected after Lorries blocked a section of Kangundo road forcing them to walk for about 10 kilometres to get transport to their destinations.
According to the traders, the county government did not consult them when they introduced the new rates.
Senator Muthama was among the leaders who were present in the day long protest. Muthama and Governor Alfred Mutua don't see eye to eye.
While addressing the traders, Muthama urged governor to consult widely before imposing high taxes on the traders.
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The lightening shoots down from the sky, heading straight for us. "JUMP!" Gab screams as he pulls me overboard.
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The sea glistens before me, white sands cushion around me, my brother an unconcious ball asleep next to me. I push myself up, my legs weak under my body. Slowly, I manage to get to the water, I look down and see my face all red and blotchy. Oh... Bloody hell...


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Some Missourians struggling to heat homes after spike in propane prices
Propane prices in the state are now at more than 4 dollars a gallon
COOPER CO., Mo. - The recent spike in propane prices have some Missourians finding it tough to heat their homes. Propane prices in the state are now at more than $4 a gallon. Gov. Nixon's office estimates around 245,000 people in Missouri use propane gas to heat their homes.
William Spurling in Bunceton says he normally has money budgeted for every expense, but the large increase in propane prices has left him struggling. Spurling's home relies completely on propane gas for heat.
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Chapter 3 p. 18
They finished the fruits, putting the rind to the side, and looked at each other without
saying a single word. Mara's hand began toying idly with the grass while they sat there in
a comfortable silence. Joshua leaned back, letting his gaze bounce between Mara and down
into the valley where the people were. After a few minutes had passed, the clouds in the
sky began to form a small, but growing grey blanket. The light from the suns bounced off
the clouds in a reflective halo, marking them out against the rest of the sky. Joshua looked
up at the clouds and watched them float together for a few moments. Then he looked back
down and across at Mara.
"It's about time we found you a place to live Mara." Joshua started saying. "You can't stay
on the side of a hill indefinitely."
"Not to point out the obvious, but everywhere we've been has only been hills. And I take it
that living down there in that nice valley is out of the question, since I can't co-habitate
with the people."
"Well observed, I'm sure. There is a place I know of, with streams and food and shelter that
would work well as a home for you."
"I see. Where is this place?"
"South. Too far for you to walk, but a reasonable distance with Kaze's help."
"Which way is south? I'm a little disoriented here."
"Towards the mountains. That range is south of us, and the suns will set to our left in the
"The suns set in the east? That's... Odd. What sort of place is it that you're talking about?"
"It's a small valley, with a single stream through the middle of it. It's forested, and there's
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Courtney J. Boddie, Associate Director of Education at The New Victory Theater
Ms. Boddie received a Masters of Arts in Educational Theatre from NYU Steinhardt (2003) in the EDTC program. She was a Program Associate at Empire State Partnerships and a Teaching Artist for Roundabout Theatre Company.
At the New Vic, she is mainly responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Education Department, supervising 40+ Teaching Artists and implementing professional development models for teachers and New Vic Teaching Artists. Ms. Boddie joined this theater for kids, families and teachers in 2003, where she implemented a new pre/post-performance in-classroom workshop program that has grown from working in 19 schools to over 100 schools in the metropolitan area. Initiatives include: A unique collaborative curriculum planning model for pre/post-performance lesson plans, various residency models, teacher professional development intensives offered for NYC Department of Education professional credit, peer to peer workshop observation program, an online teaching artist resource/community, the establishment of the New Vic Teaching Artist Enrichment Team: Small group of New Vic Teaching Artists that focuses on quality in our work. This includes teaching artist mentoring, classroom workshop program analysis and peer-led TA team meetings, etc.
She is a member of the NYC Arts-in-Education Roundtable TA Affairs Committee (Co-Chair) and Face-to-Face Conference Committee. She has presented at many local and national arts in education conferences. She has also served as partner with the New York City Department of Education Office of Arts on Special Programs to design arts education professional development for NYC Public School Teachers.
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With a little over 1/4 of the season in the books, let's talk about the Ravens' team needs for 2014 and beyond.
To open the season I would have put WR front and center as the Ravens' top need. That's no longer the case IMO. Torrey Smith has been excellent and could be even better if used more creatively. Marlon Brown looks like he is rounding into a legit #2 NFL WR, and I would not bet against Deonte Thompson and especially a revitalized Tandon Doss. Aaron Mellette is also an intriguing prospect for the future.
Right now it looks obvious to me that TE is the top need. Let's call it #1a as the next need is probably just as dire from a pure performance standpoint, but the thing that really scares me about TE is that the Ravens have 0 of them under contract next year. Zero, zip, zilch, nada. Furstenburg is currently on the PS and could be cheaply signed, but he is nowhere near ready to be a #1 NFL TE. They could sign Pitta, but even then they still need a more complete TE that can play in-line and allow Pitta to move into the slot. My dream candidate is Austin Sefarian-Jenkins, but he'll probably go top 20, which will hopefully be outside the Ravens' reach.
#1b is interior OL. Gradkowski has been a disaster. He could always pull a John Sullivan and make a huge leap from year 1 to year 2, but I'm not betting on it, and even if he does neither KO nor Yanda have been anywhere near good enough this year. Yanda will be 30 to open the 2014 season, gets very expensive in the last 2 years of his deal, and could be breaking down physically as he's been hurt seemingly all of the last calendar year. KO might be better at RT than LG long-term and has injury concerns of his own. I think they could really use a versatile lineman to compete with Gino and/or replace one of the G positions short or long-term. The Ravens do have some depth here with Jah Reid and Ryan Jensen both under contract cheaply.
#3 is DB. Safety or CB, pick your poison, because the Ravens do not have a good numbers situation here. They have no FS to play next to Matt Elam, projected starter at SS, unless one of the depth/STs guys steps up. Ihedigbo had a hot start to the year but has been horribly exposed over the last few games, and I doubt he'll be re-signed. At CB, they only have 4 under contract and C. Brown and Smith will both be entering contract years. Unless Asa Jackson is ready to be a #3 CB--and never gets into any kind of substance trouble again--they'll be hurting for numbers at this position, too. I would love to see them look at a guy who could start at FS with a history of playing corner like Tre Boston out of North Carolina, a guy I like a lot who could be a 2nd or 3rd rounder if he keeps playing as well as he has.


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In partnership with Big City Forum, an interdisciplinary project that facilitates the exchange of ideas through gatherings, symposiums, exhibitions, and special events that provide access to forward-thinking creative projects.
In conjunction with the exhibition Global Citizen: The Architecture of Moshe Safdie, Big City Forum is producing an interdisciplinary event that examines the ways in which we view, interact with, and respond to public space.
After a weekend of research on the Skirball campus, a team of local artists, designers, and architects will present their reflections and responses to Moshe Safdie's work and how it relates to current issues within urban, social, and political contexts. Participants include contemporary visual artist Analia Saban, Cro Studio's Marcel Sanchez-Prieto and Adriana Cuellar, and AECOM Principal and Studio Design Lead Peter Zellner. The event Global City will take place at the Skirball Center campus on Saturday, February 8, 2014. Visit their website for more information.
Big City Forum conducted a brief interview with project participants aiming to expand the conversation about their practices and modes for social engagement. We've asked them to reflect on what you've learned, how you currently live, and then identify what you'd like to pass along to others. The following is the interview with Peter Zellner, Analia Saban, Adriana Cuellar and Marcel Sanchez-Prieto.
What currently brings you joy and delight? What makes you hopeful?
Peter Zellner: My daughter brings me joy and delight. My students make me very hopeful.
Analia Saban: The most delightful part of my daily life is to make new work, forms that I have never seen before. I find hope in living in a generation that is trying to accept each other's uniqueness.
Adriana Cuellar/Marcel Sanchez-Prieto: Our context, living in two contrasting places only 15 minutes away, this keeps us awake, sometimes angry and inevitably hopeful.
What do you think people should experience? What would you like to pass on to others?
PZ: I think people, particularly in LA, should experience great public spaces. We have too few for a world class city.
AS: I wish traveling was a possibility for everyone. Connecting and learning about different communities, religions, and languages seems key to provide more peace inside and outside ourselves.
AC/MSP: What we consider is the need to amplify and improve the experience of the everyday, bring it to the foreground. What if mundane projects were to challenge established commodity preconceptions and be able to reconfigure the way we engage the individual and the collective for better living environments?"¨
How is the current social landscape of where you live affect your work? What are the positives, what are the challenges?
PZ: I live near the beach which -- and I say this with no irony -- is one of L.A.'s great, free public spaces. The positives, particularly in Venice, is that the beach and the boardwalk are some of the only public spaces in L.A. that promote an egalitarian vision of our city. The beach and the boardwalk are relatively open to people from all walks of life. The challenge for such spaces is making them accessible, and not exclusive. That is part of a larger dialogue about public access and transit that we have to work on in our city.
AS: Currently I'm commuting between New York and LA so I've just got a new place. The address is Boeing 767, #25A. I get a fantastic view from my window. They have a new amenity that gives you the illusion that the landscape changes from the city, to the mountains, to the desert. On cloudy days there's a feature that makes you fall asleep feeling you're sleeping on clouds! I also enjoy the sense of community. There's a sense of purpose I share with my neighbors; I always have the feeling we are moving in the same direction. There are, however, a few challenges, the furniture could be better designed. The dining table never feels stable, to the point that a glass of water can fall over and my bed leaves much to be desired -- it keeps me tossing and turning all night. Also, there seems to be a problem with air circulation, and I can't figure out how to open the window. Overall, the features of the place definitely inform my work. The changing landscape makes me think about perception, time travel. The challenges make me think of the limitations of space: the human need for comfort and stability. These concepts are embedded in my work.
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AC/MSP: The inner cultural and physical thresholds of any city are always intriguing for us, perhaps because we come from this border region of Tijuana & San Diego where we currently live. We've learned to accept borders, and sometimes even embrace them as opportunities to engage or negotiate, such as the way building façades, perimeter walls, urban blocks or city edges absorb or reject their immediate surroundings.
What are some lessons or takeaways from the Safdie exhibit that you've reflected on at a personal or professional level? What has this project helped discover about your work?
PZ: Well, for one, I was struck by the broad range of aesthetic, structural and material expressions that Mr. Safdie has employed across his career. This sort of freedom seems very refreshing given how predictable so much recent work, especially by the avant-garde, has become.
AS: Learning about Moshe Safdie, a true "Global Citizen", and his contributions to society and world peace through the development of his projects around the world, has reminded me of the power of form. Through better design there could be a social transformation. The fact that even though he's a key architect in the development of today's Israel, he went on to propose a design for the Palm Jumeirah Gateway Mosque in Dubai, shows his conviction that design can make a major social contribution beyond international boundaries or personal belief. As an artist, it gives me faith in the language of Art as an international language of communication beyond words.
AC/MSP: One can admire Safdie's work in many levels; his incredible body of work is a reminder that utopian thinking can still be reconciled with practical outcomes, especially in his inexhaustible search for a three-dimensional community in the habitat projects. Even though systems were developed with great precision and control, we are especially interested in its levels of indeterminacy; how resulting negative spaces frame infinite interpretations on how space may be lived and shared. This resonates in our practice as we become more interested in the architecture that contributes to the making of city and civic spaces.
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Natural Habitat: Moshe Safdie's 'Global Citizen'
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A Manhattan man will be inaugurated as the 16th president of the University of Nevada, Reno Sept. 28.
Marc Johnson, a former dean of the College of Agriculture at K-State whose mother still lives here, will be formally installed as president during ceremonies at the campus. Johnson was named president by the university's Board of Regents in April after serving as interim president for the previous year.
"It is a high honor to have been given this opportunity," Johnson said.
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