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A multimedia artist by trade, I do illustration, graphics, and video production in addition to digital photography. As a former TV news photographer and NPPA member, still I enjoy shooting documentary type digital photos. But I'm also really enjoying the experience of staging and shooting models.
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With the rise of mobile TV, downloadable ringtones, and a whole slew of 3G content, the potential for viruses on cell phones and other mobile devices is quickly on the rise. In an attempt to nip this threat in the butt, BullGuard is releasing a security program designed for Windows Mobile and Symbian-based handsets.
Regardless of how the data gets into your phone, BullGuard is there to keep an eye on things. Getting something beamed in via infrared or Bluetooth? BullGuard is there. The same goes with Wi-Fi and regular ol' cellular, as well as SMS and email. Like the antivirus programs available for your home PC, BullGuard comes with one year's worth of free updates, and what's more, you can just grab them over-the-air. Presumably, there's some sort of subscription fee after that one year is up.
If English isn't your strong suit, worry not because BullGuard Mobile Anti-virus is available in 16 different languages. Look for the Windows Mobile friendly version some time in June.

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PHOTO: Scarlett Johannson Is "Esquire's" Sexiest Woman Again
The curvy Scarlett Johannson is taking the title of "Sexiest Woman Alive" for the second time, although Darek thinks she should be on the cover every year.
The actress currently stars in the Joseph Gordon-Levitt comedy "Don Jon" and is the first woman to get the honor twice after earning the title in 2006. If you recall, Mila Kunis was awarded the honor last year.
Johansson appears on the cover of the November issue of "Esquire," due out October 15th.
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This dad's saying sorry to the SAH mums: find out why
Meet the stay-at-home dad who finally understands what it is that stay-at-home mothers do with their time. And he's really sorry that he ever thought they had it easy.
This story originally appeared on News.com.au by Wendy Tuohy.
A humble dad in the United States who used to be the breadwinner but is now the stay-at-home parent after the family's fortunes changed has written a blog so popular that it has hit the news website Huffington Post, apologising to all stay-at-home mums for the assumptions he used to hold about what they did all day. You know — the tired old idea that all stay-at-home parents do it sit in front of daytime TV munching on chips?
Well, in one generous stroke father Michael Cavender (who has now started a daddy-blog) has blown that myth to smithereens.
Cavender started his piece 'My Apology to Stay-at-home Mums ', on behalf of anyone who has ever caught themselves thinking or saying "what does she do all day?"
"I owe an apology to women everywhere, specifically, stay-at-home mums. A lot of men who think that they are the "breadwinners" of a family have this notion that mothers who stay-at-home with the kids all day are, in a way, either not pulling their weight or just sitting around, doing nothing the entire day. I'm a bit guilty of this. In the past, I would often get agitated with my wife when things around the house didn't get done by the time I got home from work. I was guilty of thinking more than once 'It must be nice to sit around all day and watch TV.'
How wrong was I? Dead wrong."
He confessed that when he became the stay-at-home dad to a school-aged son and daughters aged three and 18 months he thought "it would be a breeze" (cue LOLs from every stay-at-home mum reading this). He very quickly realised how intense, tiring, and demanding hands-on parenting of little people all day at home can be.
Michael Cavender and his wife. Source: Twitter
In a detailed breakdown of how the average stay-at-home dad day panned out for him, Cavender illustrated just how big a job it is to do parenting well and consistently, and just what it takes.
And he demonstrates in detail how extremely hard it can be for the stay-at-home parent to do anything for themselves, even shower when they feel they need one, let alone do some work.
By 9.06am, after he has packed the school-aged child off to school with the homework done, the other two children aged three and under have successfully whined long enough to be given chicken nuggets and juice. "My 18 month old is now eating chicken nuggets and drinking juice while sitting on my head," Cavender confesses.
Nappy changes and toddler-entertainment and baby nap-duty ensues before he finally gets a shower at 10.35am; by noon he's been so busy "not one ounce of housework has been done".
Between 12.30 and 2pm he cleans the kitchen and does some laundry, and then sets about picking up "some of the 19,000+ toys and blocks laying on the living room floor". Sound familiar ladies?
At 2.30pm he gets the girls out of their PJs to walk to the bus-stop and collect their brother. For the next few hours he does another whole bunch of stuff every stay-at-home mother will recognise; re-clean the kitchen after the kids have re-trashed it, split up spats, "help with homework, clean the house, sweep the floors, cook dinner".
Tellingly, by the time his wife gets home at 6pm "I'm too exhausted to go into much detail of how the day went, and sometimes I'm so frustrated I eat dinner on the front porch, alone."
My 3 year old was playing with mommy's utensils again. I crushed this thing under my foot. at least it wasn't a lego.
"NOTE: This is on a GOOD day. Every day is different. I didn't add in the sick days, the 1 hour melt downs, the various random messes, the errands, the castles I build out of blocks, the shampoo I have to clean off the floor, the dish-washing detergent that I have to clean out of the dog's water dish, refolding the clean laundry that the kids have strung all over the house, the pee puddles that I have to clean up from when the baby rips off her diaper and pees on the kitchen floor, the baths I give midday because one of them thought it would be funny to splash around in a mud puddle, the re-hanging of curtains that the kids have ripped from the walls, putting drawers back into the dressers that they've pulled out and slid around the house like cars, and so forth and so on."
And bless you Michael for concluding that working spouses usually have no idea of all the work that goes into running things while you're in the office, with grown-ups, not having people dribble on your clothing or eat chicken nuggets on your head.
"I sincerely apologise to any woman I might have said anything negative about, or joked about in regards to being a stay-at-home mom in the past. It's not an easy job. In fact, it's the hardest job I've ever had. Sure, it has it's moments, but it is a very challenging, very stressful job that is all held together, for most people at least, by a good bottle of wine, and a very warm and very quiet bath."
He's done us all a service but pointing out what stay-at-home mothers always knew: it's a lovely job but a big one, and it deserves respect.
What do you think? Does your partner ever dare to ask what you do all day?
Follow Michael Cavender on Twitter | Follow Wendy Tuohy on Twitter
Read more on Kidspot:
- Having it all: a stay-at-home dad's perspective
- What's with the attitude towards working mums?
- The dads are all right: Stay-at-home-dads on the rise
More related reading:
- A stay-at-home dad's humble apology from News.com.au
- My Apology to Stay-At-Home Moms from Huffington Post
- The Rise of the Stay-at-Home Dad – A Work In Progress from the Shriver report


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Giant Plumes of Oil in Gulf: How BP Will Stop the Flow
Over the weekend, BP made major headway in containing the flow of oil still leaking from the site of the Deepwater Horizon wellhead, which ruptured back on April 20. Since that day, oil has flowed into the gulf at a rate of at least 210,000 gallons a day, and some argue that the rate may be as high as 3,000,000. (For comparison, a standard gasoline tanker truck holds 9,000 gallons: Imagine a line of 24 tanker trucks pulling up to the Gulf every day, dumping their crude oil, and driving off.)
Dr. Samantha Joye is a professor in the department of Marine Sciences at the University of Georgia. She details what is happening with the massive plumes of underwater oil pockets that are not rising to the surface. Robert Hernan, author of "This Borrowed Earth: Lessons from the Fifteen Worst Environmental Disasters around the World," says that at this point, BP has to protect not only the environment and Gulf residents' livelihood, but also the future of American off-shore drilling.


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PARIS – The flappy skin on the turkey's face and throat could help save human lives in a terrorist attack or a chemical spill — or maybe even from cancer.
For millennia, the plump fowl has used the wattle to show agitation or excitement by changing it from red to blue, or blue to white — an ability that has earned it the name "seven-faced bird" in Korean and Japanese.
Intrigued by the color trick's potential as a toxin alarm, engineers from the United States and South Korea decided to take a closer look at turkey skin, and found it contains bundles of light-reflecting collagen fibers, interspersed with a dense array of blood vessels. As the arteries swell or contract, so do the collagen bundles — changing the angle at which they scatter incoming light and thus the skin's perceived color, the scientists discovered.
The team then used harmless viruses known as M13 bacteriophages, which self-replicate, to create films containing similar fiber bundles to mimic the structure of turkey skin. The biofilms changed color "immediately" when exposed to different chemical vapors, becoming an easy to see sensor of danger, even to the naked eye. Compounds detected included hexane, isopropyl alcohol, ethanol and methanol — even TNT vapor.
The team also developed a mobile application, dubbed iColor Analizer, to distinguish between hues — thus identifying the chemical specific to each.
"Our system is convenient, and it is cheap to make," said Seung-Wuk Lee of the University of California, Berkeley, who led the study published in the journal Nature Communications on Tuesday. "This technology can be adapted so that smartphones can help analyze the color fingerprint of the target chemical."
Many scientists are working on the development of sensors that give color readings, as they are easy to use, but most are not selective enough to be tuned for specific chemicals. The new method was reactive and sensitive to an array of different chemicals at concentrations as weak as 300 parts per billion — and could be further refined through genetic engineering, the authors said.
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Staying Alive: Executive Clemency, Equal Protection, and the Politics of Gender in Women's Capital Cases
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Staying Alive: Executive Clemency, Equal Protection, and the Politics of Gender in Women's Capital Cases
Rapaport, Elizabeth
In this Article, I will review the matrix in which executive decisions in women's capital clemency cases are made, a matrix supplied by modern equal protection law, the nature and scope of the clemency power, gender politics, and contemporary death row. I will then conduct two thought experiments. Each invented case tests the relevance of gender in legally and politically acceptable contemporary clemency decisions. The goal is to understand the politics and law of granting or denying that very rare boon-commutation of sentence - to a female death row prisoner. The exercise offers support for two conclusions. In the age of formal equality, women cannot be granted clemency simply because they are women. The rhetoric of chivalry is untenable for the contemporary executive. A governor who is courageous and rhetorically skillful, however, can sometimes successfully defend the commutation of the death sentence of a woman as a proper use of the power to grant mercy, done for her sake, the class she exemplifies, the conscience of the governor, and the public.
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The worst of the recession may be over, but in the first half of 2010 office rental vacancies in Toronto's downtown core hit double digits for the first time in five years, says a report released on Thursday by Avison Young, Canada's largest independently owned commercial real-estate company.
The vacancy rate in the downtown core climbed to 10.3% from 7.6% this time last year, while the GTA's vacancy rate rose to 11.3% from 9.6% a year ago. Downtown Toronto offers 70 million of the city's 170 million total square feet of office space.
A number of factors are to blame for the vacancy spike, says Bill Argeropoulos, vice-president and director of research for Avison Young, who compiled the Greater Toronto Area Office Market Report. Some vacancies are lingering effects of the recession, with many companies deciding to downsize or downgrade their office space, while a major glut of new office space over the past year also contributed to the spike. Four million square feet of office space have opened in the past year and 1.1 million square feet are available for sublet, comprising 15% of the total rental market in Toronto.
Mr. Argeropoulos said some of the buildings hardest hit are those you would least expect, such as the TD Centre and First Canadian Place. Many companies are jumping from the skyline stalwarts for new buildings that are more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient.
That doesn't mean the Toronto skyline will lose its more iconic structures, but that these buildings will continue to renovate to attract new offices, Mr. Argeropoulos said
"Supply is definitely exceeding demand because the market is still in the red," Mr. Argeropoulos said.
"There's a bit of a lag between the two variables. Demand will eventually start to pick up."
"I think those buildings will attract tenants and they will fill up," Mr. Argeropoulos added.
He believes the climate will pick up over the coming year, and despite the rise in vacancies, the number of tenants looking for a new office is also on the rise.
"We're tracking slightly over three million square feet of tenant mandates, and last year at this time, we were at roughly two million square feet," Mr. Argeropoulos said.
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Since we're in the midst of our 2012 Winter Membership Drive, we thought it would be fun to fire up the old Radio Time Machine and take a listen to what KRCC Membership Drives sounded like a quarter of a century ago. Before you listen, it's important to remember that though you'll hear some familiar voices, times were much, much different in the late 80's, for example, Billy Crystal still had a career, the KRCC basic membership cost was $25, the old cop show, Dragnet had only been off the air for a little more than 15 years and finally, apparently in the 80's you could get away with a nearly 3 minute long Abbott & Costello routine knock-off.
We hope you enjoy this trip in the Radio Time Machine as much as we did.
Exhibit A: Something we like to call "The Hollywood", complete with Mike Procell's John Wayne impersonation.
Exhibit B: Proof of inflation… also known as The Big Spender.
Exhibit C: When 1960's era television was still in the shared social consciousness… "The NPR Police" with a special appearance from Jeff Bieri
Exhibit D: Mike Procell and Jeff Bieri team up to do a special Membership Drive edition of Abbott & Costello's "Who's on First" routine.
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Side by side of The Godfather closing scene and @aldotcom photo from #SECMediaDays = Nick Saban is the Godfather. pic.twitter.com/ErY9lQxqZv— Ben George (@thebengeorge) July 18, 2013
Nick Saban is not be the most popular head coach in Michigan, or even the country, but he's one of the most successful. This side-by-side photo is perfect for what Alabama fans think of their coach, though.
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Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have provided the first look at the new "Man of Steel," revealing star Henry Cavill as Superman in the film from director Zack Snyder.
The film also stars three-time Oscar® nominee Amy Adams ("The Fighter") as Daily Planet journalist Lois Lane, and Oscar® nominee Laurence Fishburne ("What's Love Got to Do with It") as her editor-in-chief, Perry White. Starring as Clark Kent's adoptive parents, Martha and Jonathan Kent, are Oscar® nominee Diane Lane ("Unfaithful") and Academy Award® winner Kevin Costner ("Dances with Wolves").
Squaring off against the superhero are two other surviving Kryptonians, the villainous General Zod, played by Oscar® nominee Michael Shannon ("Revolutionary Road"), and Faora, Zod's evil partner, played by Antje Traue. Also from Superman's native Krypton are Lara Lor-Van, Superman's mother, played by Julia Ormond, and Superman's father, Jor-El, portrayed by Academy Award® winner Russell Crowe ("Gladiator").
Rounding out the cast are Harry Lennix as U.S. military man General Swanwick, as well as Christopher Meloni as Colonel Hardy.
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I just picked up my 2013 ED M3 in October and I had some of the same questions so here is how I feel about things since redelivery in December.
I test drove a friends DTC so I could make an informed decision and I think this is the only way you can approach this. Try it and see what you think. The DTC is awesome period. I just prefer the engagement with a manual, but for the first time in my life getting a non manual tranny was a strong possibility.
The CF roof is the way to go if you need headroom and especially if you think you might want to track the car and need to use a helmet. Im 6'4" and the sunroof was not even an option for me.
The word I had heard was that there is a strong possibility that BMW will cease production prior o the official June 2013 date. This is the last year of the V8, which is the reason why I made my purchase, and IMO the reason this M3 will be one for the ages. Get your order in if youre serious. I used Greg Poland at Pacific BMW in LA for ED, was great to work with, and I highly would recommend him. The dealers in Cali are very competitive price wise and knowledgeable with Ed or performance center delivery to out of state buyers.
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The Aboriginal version of Ken Done ... banal aboriginal identities in Australia
McKee, Alan (1997) The Aboriginal version of Ken Done ... banal aboriginal identities in Australia. Cultural Studies, 11(2), pp. 191-206.
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Histories of representation of Blackness are quite distinct in Australia and in America. Indigenous Australian identities have been consistently 'fatal', in Baudrillard's use of that term. So, while Black American representation includes intensely banal images of middle-class, materialistic individuals, such histories are largely absent in the Australian context. This implies that the few such representations which do occur — and particularly those of everyday game shows such as Sale of the Century and Family Feud — are particularly important for presenting a trivial, unexciting version of Aboriginality. This also clarifies the distinction between American and Australian versions of Blackness, and suggests that the latter set of representations might be more usefully viewed in relation to Native American rather than Black American images. The status of indigeneity might prove to be more relevant to Australian Aboriginal representation than the previously favoured identity of skin colour (Blackness).
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Catholic Daughters, Ct. St. Bernard 339, Indiana, held its annual covered dish dinner on Sept. 12 in the St. Bernard's social hall.
Attending the dinner were the new chaplain, Father Tom Federline; District Deputy Mary Ann Galonskin; and past second vice national regent Letty Calvetti.
Tables were adorned with fall leaves and baskets of apples that were given as door prizes. Many delicious foods were served.
Due to Mary Micco's illness, vice regent Josephine Valenti is now regent. She pledged two new members, Sherri Palmer and Barbara Minor, to the court.
An election of vice regent was held. Nominated was Dorothy Maniccia and she accepted.
Newly appointed district deputy for Court St. Bernard, Mary Ann Galonski, installed Josephine Valenti as regent and Dorothy Maniccia, as vice regent.
National news was read by the regent. She stated the National Convention will be held in Billings, Mont., in July 2014. The education contest will be held in April. There will be more details later. The themes are "Jesus Loves Us," "How Do We Spread the Love?" and "How Do I Promote Peace in the World?"
State Regent Peggy Guckin announced the national convention will be held in Pittsburgh in 2015.
Ten members stood honor guard at a Mass for member Maxine Previte, who passed away on Sept. 2. A Mass card and donation toward their dinner was given to the family.
Legislation chairwoman Gloria Kanick stated that the U.S. Converence of Catholic Bishops has released eight pamphlets: Life Matters, Religious Liberty and the American SOUL, Conscience Protection in Healthcare, Contraceptives and Women's Well Being, Call to Greatness, Pornography and Our Call to Love, and Responding to Unplanned Pregnancy.
Kanick also reported on DCCW events.
They hosted a covered-dish dinner for the sisters at St. Emmas, Greensburg.
Attending the dinner were Gloria Kanick, Josephine Valenti, Mary Violi, Pat Hartwell and Irene Hradnasky. They also held a calendar party at Bishops Center, Greensburg. Attending were Kanick and Valenti. Games were played.
The interfaith pro-life breakfast will be held Saturday.
Call Kanick if you plan to attend.
Pat Hartwell reported on the grandmothers' corps. All women of the parish are welcome to attend. The meeting is held the first Monday of each month at 8:30 a.m. in the social hall.
Joy Behr, education chairwoman, is asking members to get involved in the contest with poetry, art and photography.
The regent reported on the salad bar luncheon card party on Sept. 25.
Bon Ton coupons are being handled by the vice regent. She's also doing the WRAP campaign and needs volunteers.
Sabina Fiala is still collecting coupons for the soliders' commissaries.
Julie Receski thanked everyone for contributing to the Pathway Shelter.
The reception of new members will be held Oct. 10 at the social hall. Anyone wishing to join should call the regent for an application at (724) 465-2534.
Calvetti reported on the Christmas party to be held Dec. 12 at the Rustic Lodge. Guests are permitted. More details will come later.
Court Columbia, Meadville, is celebrating its 103rd anniversary on Oct. 26. The deadline for reservations is Oct. 12. Call the regent if you plan to attend.
A special thank-you was given to the officers and committee for the delicious covered-dish dinner. Door prize winners were Sabina Fiala, Barbara Norland, Annette Cusimano, Elaine Busovicki, Nancy Maloney and Susan Shaffer.
Next month's meeting will be the reception of new members at 7 p.m.


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Anyone else feel like we've entered some alternate universe in the video game industry?
First, video game players learn that Duke Nukem Forever -- a game 14 years in the making -- is real, and spectacular (at least based on previews). Then comes word that Guitar Hero is going on hiatus.
Naturally, those topics generated a little bit of attention in the Game Hunters forum. The general consensus on Duke Nukem's return appears quite positive:
Valdamaren: "Hail to the king, baby. If anyone can reinvigorate a saturated style, I honestly believe Gearbox can do it. They did it with Borderlands, and who better to continue that trend with than Duke Nukem."
Meanwhile, a few of our readers shared some thoughts on Guitar Hero:
Chipperjones: "I loved this game when it came out. I remember people of all ages playing this game at my house. It was fun and unique. The next person could not wait for their turn. I think what they did well was having it come out at Christmas time. The downfall of this game for me was making it incredibly hard. I believe it was the third one. All of the achievements were basically unbelievably hard to get. It was even hard to get through the game. I never purchased one after that."
CJ Major: "I had bought about 3 GH titles as well along with accompanying guitars. I never played them but the kids did. Interest was always short-lived, and the games were played maybe 2 months each. They got bored and lost interest."
Feel free to visit our forum to talk about video games or seek out tips, advice, or just fellow readers to play games with.
Moving on to the weekend, February is a busy month for game releases, so my menu is pretty full:
Killzone 3. So many questions to ponder: How good are the Move motion controls? How significant are the upgrades to the multiplayer component? Do I still want to throw squadmate Rico in front of enemy fire? These will all be answered in our review coming soon.
Marvel vs. Capcom 3. So far, I've been enjoying the new fighters Capcom has added to the mix. There appears to be some strong balance. We'll have more details in our review next week.
LittleBigPlanet 2. Time permitting, I still must delve into Media Molecule's latest title for the PlayStation 3.
Readers, your turn. What will you play this weekend?
Mike Snider began covering the video game industry during the Super Nintendo-Sega Genesis clash in 1992. An original pinball wizard, he eventually was seduced by Robotron: 2084 and Tempest. These days he is a fan of action/shooters and lives out his Keith Moon fantasies playing a mean drum kit on music games. More about Mike.
Brett Molina has been writing about video games for USA TODAY since 2005. He is well-versed in Madden NFL, the fighting genre and first-person shooters. The first video game he played was Asteroids at a local arcade. He has been hooked ever since. More about Brett.


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Valentine's Day brought an especially sweet surprise for some Gainesville doctors. The Medical Center Foundation announced last week that an anonymous donor had given $1 million to purchase a robotic surgical system for Northeast Georgia Medical Center.
The equipment, known as a da Vinci system, had been on many surgeons' wish lists for years.
"When I trained in California, we were one of the first centers to use the da Vinci robot," said Dr. David Woo, a Gainesville urologist. "Since I came here in 2004, I've been waiting for us to get the robot in Gainesville. I'm very excited that it's finally coming."
The robotic system will be used in one of the new operating rooms in the North Patient Tower, which is currently under construction on the hospital's main campus and is scheduled to open in early 2009.
Woody Stewart, chairman of the Medical Center Foundation, said he could not disclose who donated the $1 million, but he said the person was inspired by the $4 million given by the parents of Ronnie Green six years ago, which helped start the hospital's cardiac surgery program.
"The donor was impressed with what the gift for the Ronnie Green Heart Center had meant and how quickly that program had grown," Stewart said. "They felt this (equipment) would be icing on the cake, that it would complement what was already there."
The robot is expected to be used not only for heart procedures but also for urologic, gynecologic and cancer surgeries.
Hospital officials knew it was something doctors wanted, but they didn't think they could pay for it out of the general operating budget. Stewart said they were waiting to present the idea to someone who stepped forward with a donation offer.
"When someone wants to make a donation, we show them a list of projects that we have prioritized," he said.
Stewart said when local physicians first started pushing for the da Vinci system, "it wasn't mainstream. But now this technology has continued to validate itself, so the timing is perfect."
Also, Stewart says, the medical center is feeling some competitive pressure.
"Atlanta hospitals have started advertising about having robotic surgery," he said.
What's the advantage of operating with a robot? Woo said it lets surgeons maneuver into tight spaces in the body where it's difficult for human hands to reach.
Prostate cancer surgery is a perfect example, he said. Though many other types of surgeries are now done laparoscopically, with small instruments inserted through tiny incisions, surgery for prostate cancer often has to be an open procedure, with a major incision.
Open surgeries are tougher on patients, with a longer, more painful recovery period. Most surgeons prefer to use a laparoscope whenever they can.
"But doing prostate surgery with laparoscopy takes a bit of dexterity that your hands just don't have," said Woo. "The robot allows fine motor manipulations. It also really helps in doing reconstructive surgery. After removing the prostate, you have to reattach the 'plumbing,' so to speak, and that can be delicate work."
Stewart said getting this technological innovation in Gainesville wouldn't have been possible without a donor's generosity.
"Philanthropy can fill the gap between what's necessary to have a good hospital and a great hospital," he said.


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Platform Auction Off Clever Inventions And Ideas [Video]
Innovations can now be transformed into reality with this new project.
Described as "an ebay for ideas," Bideas is a matchmaking site for companies and inventors, helping turn everyday "Eureka!" moments into realities. The private site helps fund peoples' ideas of anything from a movie plot to a timesaving product or even a major scientific breakthrough.
Currently seeking funding via indiegogo.com, the site aims to connect innovators to larger organizations that may well want to bid on the idea. Founder Chris Simpson, a successful inventor and entrepreneur himself describes the concept on the campaign page as, 'online dating that happily marries innovators to companies.'
The site works by auctioning off the business plan via the site or app at an 'online bid-and-auction marketplace,' where the idea is explained in full and most importantly, the bidding starts. Companies must sign Bideas' unique confidentiality contract before taking part to ensure the pitchers aren't exploited in any way. The steps are simple; the idea is uploaded into the appropriate sector, the charge ranges form $10 – $95 depending on the sector chosen, the forms are signed, a panel of hand-picked industry experts then rate the idea, (giving it non-financial backing), and then the idea is sent to the inboxes of potential investors who are carefully selected depending on the sector chosen.
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I had Botox injected for hemifacial spasm three weeks ago and am suffering from a paralyzed lower eyelid and total loss of functional use of my eye. (I now have a bandage lens and various interventions to deal with the lid paralysis.)
Checked yesterday, my vision in the afflicted eye was 20/200. I have to keep the eye patched in order to use my good eye.
While the disorder is annoying, that discomfort pales in comparison to the functional blindness I suffered as a complication of Botox. I obviously would not do this again.The known risk of "blurred vision" hardly seems adequate to describe this outcome. My doctor has not explained, except to say I must be sensitive to Botox. Can anyone help me understand what went wrong here?


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Quit Your Whining
How about some courage.
How about we handle this like Americans. How about we stand up on our own two feet and just tell the world to bring it on.
I'm getting a little tired of the whining. I've heard just about as many predictions of the end of the world as I have the stomach for and I'd like to change the subject.
Specifically, I'd like to remind us all that we are not a nation of pansies, so we ought to stop acting like it.
We've gotten so far into the victimhood swamp that we want to sit down and cry about our booboos the first time the winds of fortune blow the wrong way. Lately, it seems like the media and the politicians are tag-teaming us into a sort of national group therapy where we sit around and weep about how bad we have it and how much worse it's going to get.
So here's my suggestion: Pull your head out and quit acting like a baby.
I don't really need another forecast of how bad things are going to get. I don't need one more talk-show host's ramblings about how the aching in his joints makes him think the sky is about to fall. I'm just tired of that wimpy and weepy crud.
So here's the straight scoop: The world is not going to end, and if it does, we're not going down without a fight.
We are not a bunch of veal calves blatting for a rubber nipple, we are Americans. We sailed the seas to get here -- on the Mayflower or in the belly of a slave ship. Either way, we are not shrinking violets. We are the descendants of people who went through a whole lot worse than we could ever dream of going through, people who would look at our current difficulties and say they'd gladly trade places with us.
We've got to remember that we didn't get to be where we are by falling off a turnip truck. We had to wrestle a continent into submission -- fighting Indians most of the way -- and we had to face difficulty and danger, and overcome hardship every step of the journey. This country didn't get built by people who were afraid of their shadow. It was built by people who knew how to take -- and give -- a punch.
So quit acting like a baby.
Get your nose out of the daily up and down of the stock market, quit scratching through the Bible looking for applicable prophecies, forget about some possible future collapse, live in the real world, in the here and now, and keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Because there's nothing coming that we can't handle. There is no unclimbable mountain in our future. And, yes, circumstance and government do combine to make our current situation pretty tight, but if a people and a country can't stand up to a pretty tight situation, and come out on top, stronger and smarter for it, then they don't deserve to survive.
We've had too much Mr. Rogers and Dr. Phil and we've lost our mettle. Or at least that's what they want you to believe. They want you to believe that it's all too much, that you can't survive, much less win. They tell us we need to get in touch with our feelings and turn to our feminine side and work on consensus and team building. We've politically corrected all the starch out of our collective resolve. We don't have the spine to stand up to a stiff breeze.
Simply put, we need to man-up. We need to cinch up our belt and roll up our sleeves and just start swinging. We need to remind the world -- and ourselves -- that Americans don't go down without a fight. We've got to stop taking counsel of our fears and take strength from our courage.
And we need to stop asking for and expecting a handout. Throughout our history, the great challenges facing our nation have been resolved by the great strength of our people. Now we demand a solution from the government. We wish the government to be stronger and smarter than we ourselves are willing to be. It is the great mommy whose skirts we hide behind, who we want to kiss our ouchies and make them better.
But that bird won't fly. That thinking is the thinking of weakness, and when times are tough, the weak are destroyed and the strong endure. Those are harsh words, but history proves them to be true. To the extent Americans and their country are strong, they will endure whatever difficulties lie ahead. To the extent Americans and consequently their country are weak, they will be ground down and destroyed by whatever difficulties lie ahead.
So quit being a baby. Quit your whining and feeling sorry for yourself. Stand up and be an American.
The world is not ending, the sky is not falling, these are not the worst of times. We've faced worse than this and we'll do so again.
If we don't cry ourselves to death. If we don't let fear paralyze us. If we don't throw away our strength and clutch weakness.
We are Americans, but we're not acting like it. It's time to stand up and show a little class and a little courage.
Quit crying and start fighting. That's what Americans do


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MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 30 (AP)--Gustave Ring's Argentine colt, Lord Grillo, survived a nose finish and a foul claim today to capture the featured seven-furlong Matecumba Purse at Hialeah Park.
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Behold The Lilies
Oh look! Another white sweater. Hee hee. I think I see some color in my future, but for now I offer up one more white. This is a beauty, Lily by Marnie MacLean knit in RYC Cashcotton DK. I started it way back in January, planned to have it be my Easter sweater, but I got bogged down with all the changes I had to make to this lovely pattern because of the yarn being a different gauge. My stitch count, decreases and increases, just about everything was different and I had to wing it. I took no notes so could never recreate it thank goodness. If I were to make it again, I would make sure my gauge was spot-on and just follow the pattern as it was written. The lace pattern I did follow.
I took it out of hibernation a few nights ago and added a few more pattern repeats to the yoke, all the while trying to speed up the decreases. Then lastly, k2tog (twice), p2 and that drew the yoke in to get a k2p2 rib started for the neckline. The cashcotton is nice and soft to knit with. Mostly cotton with a little cashmere and a little bit of bunny too. I hope it holds up well. Raveled.
This will be going to Australia with me in November. Perfect for their spring. See you next time with some color!
While simultaneously working on 5 projects, I just happen to finish one! Seneca, by Brooklyn Tweed, is LOVELY! The directions for the pattern itself is graceful and flowing; just plain ole' reading necessary here, no arduous deciphering of cryptic directions necessary. The single pattern was downloaded from Ravelry, a very nice option if you don't want to purchase the whole book, and I didn't. Jared was nice to his fans to allow this option. Thank you!
This was knit in the round (yippee!) from bottom up, then sleeves and body were joined at the yoke and knit in the round with cables and decreases until the end. I eliminated the last row of yoke cables to make a more fitted sweater which suits me. The hem and neckline trim are 2 rows of purls and 2 rows of knit, then the 2 rows of purls again. The hem lays flat and is a technique I will use again.
I love the sideways cables which is worked over a 10 stitch repeat. The central double increase was a new one on me. It makes 5 stitches out of one stitch and is necessary to create the cable to go up and off to the right and left. The last row you decrease back to one stitch. A good tutorial for that is found here. The pattern directions are written well enough to get you through it, but it was nice to see the pictures anyway.
Make this one. You'll be glad you did.
The details: Size xs using 8 skeins of Lana Grossa Cool Wool Big in color # 601, white. Raveled.
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She's back, and boy are we glad. It's been a full year since Dana Fredsti unleashed the Buffy-like antics of badass zombie killing chick Ashley Parker on the world with Plague Town, and since that time we've been chomping at the bit with anticipation, dying to know what's next.
The second book in the series, Plague Nation, arrived in April and we're happy to report that it's a damn fine follow-up, but don't take our word for it…well actually, yes, please do. Go now, read our full review.
We were super excited to get back in touch with Ms. Fredsti to talk about what she's been up to since completing the first book, as well as the difficulties inherent in writing the second part of a series.
What follows below is a discussion about zombies, Ms. Fredsti's work, zombies, her new novel Plague Nation, zombies, killing characters for the sake of art, zombies and Joss Whedon.
Dana Fredsti is an actress with a background in theatrical sword-fighting, whose credits include the cult classic Army of Darkness. Her favorite projects, however, included acting alongside Ken Foree (Dawn of the Dead) and Josef Pilato (Day of the Dead). She has been a producer, director, and screenplay writer for stage and film, and was the co-writer/associate producer on Urban Rescuers, a documentary on feral cats which won Best Documentary at the 2003 Valley Film Festival in Los Angeles.
Along with her best friend Maureen, Dana was co-producer/writer/director for a mystery-oriented theatrical troupe based in San Diego. While no actual murders occurred during their performances, there were times when the actors and clients made the idea very tempting. These experiences were the basis for her mystery novel Murder for Hire: The Peruvian Pigeon (Rock Publications, 2007). Dana also co-wrote What Women Really Want in Bed (Quiver Press) with Cynthia Gentry, their second writing partnership after Secret Seductions, for which Dana used the pseudonym Roxanne Colville.
She has written numerous published articles, essays, and shorts, including stories in Cat Fantastic IV, an anthology edited by Andre Norton (Daw, 1997), Danger City (Contemporary Press, 2005), Mondo Zombie (Cemetery Dance, 2006), and Hungry for Your Love (St. Martin's Press, 2010). Her essays can be seen in Morbid Curiosity, Issues 2-7, as well as the anthology Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues Scribner, 2009). Dana just finished Plague Town (Titan Books, April 2012), the first in her new Ashley Parker paranormal/zombie series and is hard at work on book two. She also writes spicy genre romance under her nom de plume Inara LaVey.
Through seven plus years of volunteering at EFBC/FCC (Exotic Feline Breeding Facility/Feline Conservation Center), Dana's had a full-grown leopard sit on her feet, kissed by tigers, held baby jaguars and had her thumb sucked by an ocelot with nursing issues. She's addicted to bad movies and any book or film, good or bad, which include zombies. Her other hobbies include surfing (badly), collecting beach glass (obsessively), and wine tasting (happily). (Official bio)
TE: We already know who Dana Fredsti is, so tell us, what has she been up to since completing Plague Town?
DF: She has been… okay, NOT gonna do this in third person. Although I might use the royal "we" if the occasion should arise. At any rate, since finishing Plague Town, I spent several months promoting it, a lot of time dealing with the day job traumas of life, and then an intense few months finishing up Plague Nation. After that, I collapsed for a couple of months and just tried to relax. Then I jumped back into research for Plague World, a month of promotion for Plague Nation, and yet more day job madness… I started writing Plague World. And now I'm experiencing flashbacks, thank you very much!
TE: What was the overall response to Plague Town like? What was the most surprising piece of feedback that you received from readers?
DF: The overall response was amazingly positive. It was honestly both humbling and invigorating to read the reviews and to start getting fan email from people. I mean… FAN email! That is just awesome. As far as surprising feedback… I had varied feedback, but none of it actually was what I'd call surprising. I mean, some people loved it, others liked it, and a few people hated it. The pop cultural references were a source of delight to some and irritation to others. I found it surprising that some readers thought those references were the result of a lot of deliberation as opposed to the fact that's just how I write. Not sure WHY that surprised me, but it did.
TE: Did you have a clear beginning, middle, and end to this entire series plotted out in advance of writing the first book, or are you actively creating and recreating the story as you write and refine each new draft of each new entry?
DF: Yes, I have an outline for the three book series, but we're talking about eight pages of broad strokes. I suck at outlining. I try (especially because my editor insists on outlines), but a lot of things in my work come from maybe one line written off the cuff, that takes me down a totally different plot path than I'd even considered, and then that leads to something else, and eventually to what helps me tie everything together. And having the broad strokes still leaves a lot of open space to be filled. Also, some parts of the story end up needing more space than I originally anticipated so I have to adjust accordingly. Some of the action originally intended for Plague Nation is instead now in Plague World because of that reason. I had to choose between making PN the War and Peace of zombie novels as far as length, or going for more of an Empire Strikes Back style ending. I chose the latter. I know some readers like to have each novel in a series be a total stand alone as far as tying up all dangling story threads, but that just wasn't feasible. So…I pissed some readers off and have been accused of doing it deliberately to insure they buy my next book. I'm neither that disrespectful of my readers nor that calculating. And hey, there are other series out there that end on cliffhangers; I think there's room for both types of series in the world. I damn well better make sure Plague World has a neatly wrapped up ending, though!
TE: With Plague Nation being the second novel in a planned trilogy did you actively fear the sophomore slump or consciously think about how the middle entry in a 3-part series can come up short on action and/or plot development? What, if anything, did you do to combat this?
DF: I didn't even think about the sophomore slump until I started working on Plague Nation. I'd heard about it. My sister called her second book "The Book that Tried to Kill me™." While I sympathized with her writing pains, I have to say I really couldn't empathize with what she was going through because I'd written a few books without too much angst and thought I'd somehow escaped Sophomore Slump. I had not. Plague Nation had me so stressed out for much of 2012, worrying about letting my editor down, my publisher down, my readers down, my cats down… I think at one point I'd convinced myself the Fate of the Free World was at stake. I had many stops and starts, writing sessions that lasted hours but garnered very little by way of actual word count, had about three months with an average of three hours sleep per night, and generally drove friends and family crazy. Granted, I had other life stressors going on as well (a very uncertain job future, sick animals, financial woes, blah blah blah), but looking back I have to wonder at just how flipped out I was worrying about this book.
I finally reached the point where I had two weeks to finish it or screw up Titan's deadline, had approximately 25K left to write, and needed to address the revisions from my editor as well. So…I spent two hours the first day of those two weeks cleaning and reorganizing the kitchen cupboards, cleared out the physical clutter (no more plastic containers that toppled out of cupboards whenever I opened the doors!) and then dove into the writing. It worked. My muse came back from Tahiti or wherever she'd been vacationing, and I had epic writing sessions for those two weeks, slept really well every night, and got the book finished.
TE: Spoiler Alert! Another of the beloved Wild Cards (humans that are immune to the zombie virus and have developed super senses as a result) bites the dust in this book. Is it hard for you to kill off characters? How did you ultimately decide which one it should be?
DF: I hate killing my characters. Well, some of them. Others are pure joy to kill. As far as the wild cards lower case "w" and "c" to keep them firmly separated from George R.R. Martin's Wild Card series, (which I'd not heard of until my editor pointed this out), I hate killing any of them. But if there's one thing I've learned from the Whedonverse is that sometimes you have to sacrifice beloved characters. Sometimes they die so that others may live (Buffy, end of Season Five). Sometimes they die to create a new character arc for their friends, hence creating character growth/change and major plot developments (Tara's death leading to Evil Willow, Season Six). And other times the deaths seem designed to piss off the fans because life just isn't fair, right? (Wash in Serenity). In Plague Nation, I chose who died based on the emotional impact those deaths would have on other characters. I fully admit to putting especially one of my characters through an emotional Cuisinart in this series.
TE: Can you share one tiny Plague World spoiler with our readers? When will we be able to get our blood-stained hands on this series ending volume?
DF: Erm… the plague spreads globally! And the wild cards get to visit the San Diego Zoo. And Jake will probably make another appearance 'cause I love writing his scenes so very much.
The book will be out in April 2014.
TE: Will Plague World be our final taste of Ashley Parker? Do you have any plans lined up yet for your first post-Plague project that you can share with us?
DF: There have been some mutterings of possibly having more Ashley books, but so far the trilogy is all that's been formally planned. I have another urban fantasy/horror series I'm interested in working on, as well as finally writing the sequel for my first book, Murder for Hire.
TE: What was the last great horror film that you saw?
DF: Cabin in the Woods. It works on so many levels and I really do love humor with my horror. I haven't seen a lot of new movies in the last few years either. My favorite horror movie of all time would be the original The Haunting, the black and white version. One of the scariest films I've ever seen.
TE: Who would you love to see sign on to play Ashley Parker in a movie adaptation of the Plague series?
DF: I've been asked this a few times and I can't really think of anyone off the top of my head. Someone who can handle drama and humor… Mila Kunis? Emma Stone? I'd actually love to get suggestions for that!
TE: What's the last great book you read?
DF: Depends on what you're using as your definition of "great." As far as pure reading enjoyment, the last book I read that I really enjoyed was the Incryptid series by Seanan McGuire. They're funny, fast-paced and well written. I am currently re-reading With Fire and Sword by Henryk Sienkiewicz, the first of a historical trilogy set in Poland in the 1600s. It's called the Polish Gone with the Wind and is an awesome sweeping epic with lots of swordplay, battles, romance, and other fun stuff. They made a film adaptation in 1999 that my ex and I saw, oh, about a dozen times when it had a limited run during a film festival. I just watched the movie again and felt like re-reading the book. I'd consider it great.
Dana Fredsti's novels Plague Town and Plague Nation are both published by Titan and are available wherever fine books are sold. You can learn more about Ms. Fredsti by visiting her official website which can be found at http://www.danafredsti.com.


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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The Cannes film festival marks a first on Wednesday when it opens with "Up," an animation comedy that may help lift some of the recessionary gloom overshadowing cinema's biggest and glitziest gathering.
Directed by Pete Docter and produced by Disney's Pixar studios, "Up" has already been declared a triumph in advance reviews and was described by trade paper "The Hollywood Reporter" as "arguably the funniest Pixar effort ever."
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Leaders attending an Asia-Pacific
high-level forum have issued a rallying call for greater participation of women
in media, information and communication technology (ICT) and communications
across the region.
The call came at the end of the
two-day Women With the Wave forum in Korea, with delegates urging media
industry leaders, governments and international organizations to work harder to
promote greater female representation in industry workplaces and on the
They stressed the need for a
gender inclusive media and information and communication technology (ICT)
environment that empowers women and girls to work in the media and ICT fields
across all levels and occupational groups, both on- and off-screen. They also
called for women to be given greater access to technological and digital platforms,
and advocated for a positive, non-stereotypical and balanced portrayal across
all forms of media and technological platforms.
The forum was one of a number of
events leading up to the 49th General Assembly of the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting
Union (ABU) in Seoul. It featured a keynote speech by Oscar winning actor and
advocate Geena Davis, who was recently appointed ITUs Special Envoy for Women
and Girls.
The time for change is now, and
all of you in this room are powerful agents of change, said Ms Davis. Id like
to applaud Asian broadcasters, filmmakers, Internet stakeholders, academics and
others in taking the lead to change the image of women and girls in ICTs. From
Koreas famous K-dramas to Bollywood musicals, we need the characters that will
inspire tomorrows tech-centered professionals.
The final statement issued by the
forum paid tribute to the ABU, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU),
host organization the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), and other participating
partners for helping to highlight the crucial role media plays in promoting
womens full participation in all aspects of life and society.
We note that women and girls
make up 50 per cent of the worlds population and that equal rights and
opportunity underpin healthy economies and societies, the statement says. We
call on all who can assist to recognize the digital wave now sweeping the world
and to join us in supporting the preparation of women and girls for the
opportunities and benefits which the knowledge society is now bringing to
families worldwide, and which will do so even more in the future, it
ITU Secretary-General Dr Hamadoun
I. Touré highlighted his organizations strong commitment to harnessing ICTs to
empower women, both through improved access to new technologies and through
training opportunities that will help them pursue a career in the fast-growing
ICT sector.
ITUs Tech Needs Girls campaign
and recently launched annual Tech Needs Girls Prize targets girls aged 9-18 at
the time when they are forming opinions and making career choices. Together,
the campaign and prize aim to help them see a connection between tech and their
daily lives, gain confidence in their skills and find fun in ICT. In addition,
our comprehensive multilingual Girls in ICT Portal highlights tech
scholarships, training opportunities and mentorship programmes for girls and
women around the world, he said.
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