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LSU Health Launches Electronic Health Records System
SHREVEPORT—Paper medical records this week were replaced by iPads and touchscreens at LSU Health Shreveport as the LSU Health System became the first statewide, public health care network in the UnitedStates to deploy electronic health records at its hospitals and physician clinics.
Dubbed PELICAN for Patient Electronic Health Information and Care Network, the transition to digital records marks the end of using traditional paper charts and the beginning of what is known as "one patient, one chart."
"LSU Health's electronic health records (EHR) project is an exceptional achievement," said LSU System President Dr. John Lombardi. "The widespread availability of common medical records will enable much more effective utilization of health care resources within LSU Health network of clinics and hospitals, permitting the implementation of fully coordinated care for the more than 500,000 patients we treat every year."
Lombardi also stressed the impact on medical research. "The availability of the health care data to clinicians and nurses will permit extensive research on effective medical treatments that are of interest to funding agencies and scientists at our two major medical education centers and at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center," he said, adding, "In short, this is a major accomplishment made possible by the strong support from the federal government, the Legislature, Governor Bobby Jindal, and the entire LSU Health enterprise."
LSU Health Shreveport Chancellor Robert A. Barish, MD, emphasized electronic medical records enhance quality of care by making all patient information, ranging from medical histories to lab tests, such as X-Rays and MRIs, as well as prescriptions and even dietary needs, immediately available at any LSU hospital or clinic around the state.
With a keystroke, medical staff at an LSU Health facility can quickly and securely access any LSU patient record. Medication allergies, potential interactions, dosage concerns and other flags will pop up to ensure safe treatment. With all results kept in one electronic file, duplication of medical tests can be virtually eliminated.
"With the increasing complexity and rapidly expanding information in healthcare today, transitioning from paper to electronic records is a national priority and essential to the delivery of the highest quality of care," said Dr. Fred Cerise, LSU System Vice President for Health Affairs and Medical Education.
Cerise noted PELICAN stands apart among similar EHR systems as smaller public and private health care providers in the United States because of the comprehensive, reach of the LSU Health System.
"The statewide implementation of an electronic health record through the LSU Health System is a major accomplishment and another demonstration of the value that this organized and coordinated network of care givers brings to the citizens of Louisiana," Dr. Cerise said.
Dr. Cerise added PELICAN also makes medical care safer and more cost effective because it reduces duplication and the potential for errors while it speeding up treatment. Physicians can even view imaging and test results at the patient's bedside, using rolling computer stations. Password-protected records are also accessible via laptop computers and iPads.
"Our clinicians can use iPhones and iPads to view patient data, make clinical decisions wherever they are. Patients, meanwhile, can use a component called 'My Chart' that allows them to accesstheir medical data via a web browser to check test results and even make appointments, making it possible for any LSU patient to directly participate in their own care," according to Marcus Hobgood, Chief Information Officer for LSU Health Shreveport.
"Overall, the EHR system gives doctors better tools for taking care of patients whileproviding patients with better tools for monitoring their own healthcare," said Lee Bairnsfather, PhD., LSU System Assistant Vice President for Information and Technology.
LSU began studying electronic health records (EHR) as long as 10 years ago, according to Bairnsfather. In 2006, planning began in earnest. Acquiring $86 million in federal stimulus funds and $33 million in state funding, however, were major steps in actually getting PELICAN off the ground.
Going digital required more than 3,200 LSU Health workers to undergo thousands ofhours of training not only to create the electronic infrastructure that supports the system but in implementing the new technology in a previously paper-bound domain.
Backers say PELICAN also significantly strengthens LSU Health's safety net role, especially during emergencies such as hurricanes.
When Hurricane Katrina hit, hundreds of patients were evacuated from New Orleansarea hospitals, many without their paper medical records. Doctors at receiving hospitals and shelters had little or no information on medical histories, medicines or past treatments. PELICAN now makes that information available immediately, at any LSU Health facility and eventually through the planned Louisiana Health Information Exchange (LaHIE) that could electronically link private providers to the LSU EHR system on a case-by-case basis.
"Pelican will provide better capability for taking care of patients when they're displaced following a disaster," said Bairnsfather. "Imagine that you're a cancer patient after Hurricane Katrina and you're displaced and another doctor is taking care of you. How will that doctor know what chemotherapy drugs you were taking? Pelican can fix that."
For Dr. Hugh Mighty, LSU Health Shreveport Vice Chancellor for Clinical Affairs, PELICAN provides the possibility of nearly universal access for LSU patients within Louisiana.
"The value of this system for us is that it provides 24-hour access to patient records whether you're in Shreveport or New Orleans. So regardless of where a patient travels we will be able to get their medical information in a timely manner, which, inturn, will help us do better with patient safety by allowing patients to move freely within our system."
Initial deployment of PELICAN covers LSU Health hospitals and clinics in North Louisiana. Hospitals and clinics in South Louisiana, including New Orleans, are scheduled to be connected to the system over thenext 18 months.


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VJ Rosales & Priska (Special Guest Mackie Lynn) $15 at the door
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Saturday, February 16, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM (PST)
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VJ can be recognized from The Voice Season 3. He performed for and received valuable feedback from Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, and Adam Levine. Vj sang the Top 40 hit "Forget You" alongside Cee Lo Green.
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Video Tutorial - Using the Rubber Locking Plug and Camera Tether
The rubber locking plug and the camera tethers are useful tools to reduce vibration and secure your camera while shooting videos or photos. Watch a demonstration of how to use these two accessories below. MusicBroke for Free "My Always Mood"Check out: http://brokeforfree.com/ The Rubber Locking Plug comes with all GoPro Cameras and the GoPro Grab Bag of Mounts. The camera tether comes with the SurfBoard Mount, the Floaty Backdoor, the Grab Bag of Mounts, and the Camera Tethers package. The Rubber Locking Plug is compatible with the GoPro Quick Release Buckle... Read More »


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Photo gallery: Coach Shot In San Bernardino
Eisenhower High School basketball coach Steve Johnson has undergone several surgeries to repair damage from being shot at a San Bernardino park.
But family members said Tuesday he's in stable condition and they are anxious to see his health improve.
"He's still in a tremendous amount of pain and he's heavily medicated," said his brother, Phil Johnson.
Johnson, 47, of Yucaipa has been hospitalized at Loma Linda University Medical Center since the Jan. 21 shooting at Seccomb Lake Park.
The coach told police he left the north end of San Bernardino to go to Costco on the south end, but stopped at the park because he urgently needed to use the restroom.
He was confronted by a gunman at the park who demanded his wallet and then shot him several times, police said.
No suspects have been identified or arrested.
Phil Johnson, a 36-year-old Northern California resident, said colleagues, friends and former athletes who Johnson coached, have sent cards and came to visit him in the hospital.
"This has been amazing to see how many lives he's touched," his brother said. "It's unfortunate that something like this has to happen to bring everyone together."
But doctors have told family members that Johnson likely faces more surgery. The bullets broke bones in one arm and damaged his stomach and intestines, Johnson said.
"They're still doing X-rays to determine where the pain is coming from," he said.
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John Lennon's microphone for sale on Craigslist
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A microphone said to have been used by the late John Lennon is up for sale on Craigslist in the UK.
The seller says in the post that the former Beatle used this particular microphone to record his iconic hit "Imagine" at Ascot Sound Studios. The seller apparently received the mic as a gift and states that "all documentation is authentic," however the claims have not been verified.
The mic is going for 15-hundred pounds, which is approximately $2300 dollars.
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Minimize the signs of facial aging: Steps to incorporate into your everyday routine as well as options for long-term benefits
Eating right, using sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and quitting smoking are great ways to begin the fight against facial aging and have many other health benefits as well. These efforts can offer great results for years to come.
But if you find that this isn't enough, there are many options. Your daily routine should include a facial cleanser that isn't too drying, as well as a moisturizer. Topical treatments containing alpha hydroxy acids and retinols can help improve the appearance of fine wrinkles. Topical antioxidants such as vitamin C can help correct pigmentation problems as well as stimulate collagen production.
If your daily routine isn't doing the trick, consider microdermabrasion, which can help improve skin texture, or a chemical peel, which can help promote collagen production, diminish pigmentation and generally brighten your appearance.
Deep lines and wrinkles often require more aggressive treatment. Plastic surgeons can administer injectable products that relax muscles underneath wrinkles, making the skin look smoother, or administer injectable fillers that help plump the area under wrinkles, making them less noticeable. Other products can be used to promote collagen production and fill out wrinkles. Results last for months to years, depending on the treatment.
For long lasting improvement in facial aging, surgery may be the best answer. A face and neck lift can help remove wrinkles as well as redefine the jawline. Eyelid surgery can help the appearance of tired, aging eyes.
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I have seen people using // instead of http:// when including js/css in their page...anyone know why?
<script type="text/javascript"
If your page is requested over https, you'll get a warning about including non-secure content if you link scripts over http. By starting your links with //, the browser will use the same protocol that the page is served by.
It's a scheme relative URL. So if your page is https, then the js/css request will also be https. Works everywhere, I believe, except that I've read IE8 will issue the request twice, which would be detrimental to performance since the number of HTTP requests is one of the most significant factors. But if IE8 isn't a concern, then there's no reason you can't use scheme relative URLs everywhere.
EDIT: People keep beating me to the punch lately.
so will it even work if the page requesting is https and googleapis.com does not support https?
No, the server hosting the scripts must be able to serve them via https for that to work.
Edit: @Jeff Mott - I hadn't heard that about IE8 before, that's useful to know.
oh ok thanks everyone for the responses...
Does IE make double request, one for http and the other for https?? is it?
Just to clarify on the IE issue, according to this blog post by Paul Irish:
When used on a <link> or @import for a stylesheet, IE7 and IE8 download the file twice. All other uses, however, are just fine.


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'Ennis has become the Sabres' No. 1 prospect, something he continued to prove during Portland's two games in Rochester over the weekend. The depleted Pirates leaned heavily on their 20-year-old forward, and Ennis helped deliver three of four points with a victory and shootout loss.'
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Hon. Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy launched the historic INDIRAMMA programme to create a novel rural/urban Andhra Pradesh through development of villages and municipalities in an integrated manner.
Government have been implementing many programmes over the years for development of infrastructure and on individual welfare. Since there is always a universal aspiration of all the people to be part of this developmental process, the impact of the programmes implemented so far is not quite visible due to the scattered nature of the distribution of the resources. As of now, there is hardly any objective, equitable and verifiable criteria in selection of towns and villages while implementing the programmes. An ad-hoc allocation of money for various programmes has come into vogue instead of using village as a unit for integrated planning. Even while sanctioning programmes and welfare measures all the genuine requirements of the villages/towns are not being considered, resulting in avoidable dissatisfaction among the public. Thus the approach is open ended and not focused.
Keeping the above in view, Andhra Pradesh Government have taken a decision to take up development of model villages and towns with an intention to saturate certain identified basic needs of the people and the village/town Infrastructure In an integrated and focused manner.This is planned to be achieved in a period of three years.
This new model of development is named as "INDIRAMMA" (Integrated Novel Development in Aural Areas & Model Municipal Areas) to fulfill the dreams of our former Prime Minister, Smt, Indira Gandhi.


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Many couples lose their way. We get busy with jobs, home, children, etc. It is easy to lose touch, lose sight, feel lonely. Frequent arguments about money, children, lack of sex- all can take their toll. Perhaps you were betrayed and wonder if the relationship can be saved. Maybe you are "empty nesters" who have lost the close connection you once had? Don't give up on each other or on your relationship. It is never too late to reconnect, to try again. Learn through proven strategies/techniques, how to grow closer, perhaps closer than you have been for long time. THERE ARE SOLUTIONS! Find yours. Call to see how I can help
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What are the most common couples' issues? If you are thinking "communication, conflict, sex, money, child rearing" you are correct. However, most therapists will go after the symptom on each side of the couple fence thinking that the way to effective change is by getting each party to "work" on their respective "issue". Many times the parties don't agree but comply. Imagine if you could align the unconscious brains of a couple and stop the "working on your issues" part that has become so popular in therapy settings? Contact email@example.com to learn how! Or call 877-606-6161. DR. FLEMING'S NEW RELATIONSHIP/COUPLES INTENSIVES. www.kevinflemingphd.com/marriage-couples-retreats.php
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I feel that in order for a couple to succeed in their relationship, there must be mutual respect and open communication. The vows "Love, Honor and Chrerish" and imperative in creating a loving and positive relationship that will overcome life's obstacles. It is my role to help you learn and foster these tools to incorporate them into your daily lives.
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I do a unique form of Couples Therapy and so far have had no failures ( knock on wood!). I do not do behavioral interventions such as communication training with homework, although communication skills are involved, but I work by seeing each partner both individually and as a couple. My approach is based on the belief that "two people can see things in two different ways and both be "right." This is unlike other approaches where couples vie to convince the therapist of WHO IS RIGHT OR WHO IS THE GOOD ONE. No one is born for another person: either in a marital couple or a business partner: the couples that survive are the ones who can respect how they have come to see things differently
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Our intimate relationships are among the most important relationships we will ever have. Their significance to our sense of safety and emotional security is critical. And the right skills are as important as the right partner. At Creative Relationship Center, caring licensed counselors with help you learn to address your priorities and expectations of each other by having a solid understanding of the issues that can get in your way. Let us help you find the happiness you deserve.
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Relationships can be complicated. You may be struggling with a particular issue and not know how to approach it with your partner. Or you may feel like you're repeating the same patterns over and over. Perhaps your partner experienced a traumatic event and you want to be supportive, but aren't sure what to do to help. Maybe you are just having a hard time talking to each other and getting along. Couples therapy can help! I provide a comfortable and open place to discuss your concerns, feelings and goals. I help couples gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their issues, and work collaboratively with them to build effective communication skills, reduce conflict and promote growth.
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There are countless models of healthy romantic relationships, from monogamous to polyamorous, and unique variations between partners. The scripts for dating and longterm relationships of our parents' generations may not be applicable to your relationship, and there is no formal education in how to be a good partner or how to identify unhealthy relationships. But there is psychological research that shows that effective communication, emotional openness, intimacy, and other factors contribute to healthy relationships. Creating these conditions are skills that can be learned. I practice brief humanistic and emotion-focused therapy (EFT) to help my LGBTQ and hetero clients learn these skills.


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Feminism, Pop-Culture | Posted by Camille B on 06/27/2012
The Feminist Dilemma of Rap
Lately, I have been struggling with music — specifically, rap. I am an African-American girl and rap is very popular not just in my culture but in my own family. I recently realized that the struggle I feel is not just about the rap itself, but the way of life that goes along with it, in which degrading women is not just accepted but actually praised. Getting "pussy" is the goal and rap describes the actions required to accomplish that, including manipulation, drugs and alcohol. Rap music makes me feel dirty, as if it has been a few weeks since I bathed or, more accurately, as if egotistical, misogynistic leeches have began to suck my blood.
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Video: Julianne Hough + Josh Duhamel Smolder in Our Exclusive 'Safe Haven' Clip!
We scored an exclusive clip from the upcoming romantic thriller 'Safe Haven.' Check it out here!
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In preparation for upcoming flick Safe Haven, which is based on the eponymous Nicholas Sparks novel, we have an exclusive clip to share! Though it's just under a minute in length, it reveals some of the chemistry between Julianne Hough's Katie and Josh Duhamel's Alex. As the pair chats on the beach (who else wants to be sprawled across the sand right about now?), the clearly smitten Alex attempts to get some answers from Katie about her past. It's super romantic, but leaves us with those burning questions only a trip to the cinema can answer!
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Radar managed to snag a copy of a lawsuit filed by the ex-husband of NCIS star Pauley Perrette. In the lawsuit he accuses Pauley of assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress. From the description Radar provided of the lawsuit I'm surprised there were not other claims made too, but you take what you can get. Pauley, is an extremely popular member of the cast at least as far as fans go. Extremely popular. So, popular that her ex-husband Coyote Shivers says they send him death threats all the time. Back when the pair got divorced, Pauley got several restraining orders against her ex and he says in the lawsuit that she manipulated events to get him to violate the orders.
In November 2012, Shivers and his new wife were trying to leave a restaurant when he claims that he was blocked by Pauley and her boyfriend which caused Shivers to violate the restraining order. I believe the guy. I also believe what Pauley said when she got the original restraining orders.
Their marriage must have been one of the most intense marriages ever. The fights must have been ballistic. They got divorced almost a decade ago but they still hate each other so much.


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- Streamripper is a standalone command-line utility to record online audio streams (primarily from Shoutcast). Install:
sudo apt-get install streamripper
- Read the instructions from the command line:
man streamripper
- Find out the URL (e.g. http://22.214.171.124:8028) of the streaming broadcast you wish to record (either from Shoutcast or through Amarok, for example). Make sure your firewall is open for the relevant port (in the example port 8028).
- Start Streamripper, saving the files to your chosen directory (e.g. /home/user/recordedmusic):
streamripper URL -d /home/user/recordedmusic
- or, in the example:
streamripper http://188.8.131.52:8028 -d /home/user/recordedmusic
- The most common problem with captures is the break point between songs. It may be necessary to adjust the breakpoint.
- Each of my songs contain about 2 seconds (2000 milliseconds) of the previous song. How can I fix this?
streamripper URL -d /home/user/recordedmusic --xs_offset=2000
- Each of my songs contain about 2 seconds (2000 milliseconds) of the next song. How can I fix this?
streamripper URL -d /home/user/recordedmusic --xs_offset=-2000
- Each of my songs contain between 5 and 10 seconds of the previous song, but it depends on the song. How can I include all of this zone within both songs, and edit them later?
streamripper URL -d /home/user/recordedmusic --xs_offset=7500 --xs_padding=2500:2500
- Use Audacity to edit the ripped audio file.
- Make sure to read all the instructions:
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- If a song occurs twice in a stream, the default behaviour is to write both songs, numbering the duplicates (the -o version option). If you wish to instead only keep the largest copy of a song (assuming the smaller copies are truncated in some way by the break point algorithm), then use the -o larger option. This will overwrite the original copy of the song only if the new copy is larger. Example:
streamripper http://22.214.171.124:8028 -o larger -d /home/user/recordedmusic --xs_offset=2000 --xs_padding=3000:3000
- Streampripper identifies itself as "Streamripper/1.x" in the http request. If you wish some privacy and to specify a different user agent, use the -u useragent option. For example:
streamripper URL -d /home/user/recordedmusic -u SimplePlayer/1.x -o larger --xs_offset=2000 --xs_padding=3000:3000


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Join Bango and the Bucks to help fund Autism Research
Walk Now for Autism Speaks is a fun-filled, family friendly event and is our single most powerful force to fund vital research that will lead us to the answers we need.
Sign up and gather with the autism community of Wisconsin at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Downtown Milwaukee on April 5, 2014 for a community awareness day, which is sure to be a blast for your child or adult with autism!
Join us on our three indoor walk routes around the BMO Harris Bradley Center or on the outdoor walk route option around Milwaukee's downtown RiverWalk District! Visit 50+ businesses that support the autism community in our Sponsor Area, Resource Fair and our Adult Loft! Meet other Wisconsin families living with autism and enjoy Sam's Club Fun Zone and the Milwaukee Bucks Center Court Entertainment!
To stay up-to-date with Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism Speaks, friend us on Facebook and text WNFAS to 84483 to receive event updates the day before and day of Milwaukee's event!
Whether you are new or a veteran, please contact 312-515-1452 or email@example.com with questions! We look forward to seeing you and your family on April 5th, 2014!
Event Details:
Where: BMO Harris Bradley Center, 1001 N. 4th St. Milwaukee, WI 53203
*Please enter via the Kohl's Gate, on the corner of Highland Avenue and 6th Street
When: April 5, 2014
Cost: Free, but commemorative Walk Now for Autism Speaks T-Shirts are given to all individuals who raise $150+!
Walk Route: Inside around the second floor concourse. There will also be a quiet route option on the fourth floor.
Walk Now for Autism Speaks Milwaukee Schedule
9:00 a.m. Registration and Resource Fair Opens
9:00-11:00 a.m. Enjoy our Bouncy House, Inflatable Slide, Face Painter, Balloon Animals Maker, Juggler, Adult Game Area, Bucks Center Court Entertainment and 40+ Business Resource Fair!
11:00-11:30 a.m. Opening Ceremonies- Gather in the Center Court Bowl with your team for opening ceremonies where we will recognize our teams, their 2013 successes and our amazing community partners!
11:30 a.m -12:30 p.m. Walk the second, third or fourth floor with your families, friends or business and enjoy the fun activities and Resource Fair throughout the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Walk Now for Autism Speaks ends at 1pm.
12:30 p.m. Closing Ceremonies – Gather in the Center Court Bowl to hear the 2014 Total of funds raised at Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism Speaks, the 2014 T-shirt winner and the 2014 Passport Winner! Please note Walk Now for Autism Speaks ends at 1 p.m.
7:30 p.m. Autism Speaks Night with the Milwaukee Bucks- Join us for the Bucks game after Walk Now for Autism Speaks! The Milwaukee Bucks will be hosting the Toronto Raptors and we hope that you can join us for this game as a celebration of a great day at the 2014 Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism Speaks! You will be able to purchase your discounted ticket for the game here soon!
*Wagons are strongly discouraged as escalators, stairs and elevators are the main modes of transportation at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. There will be a quiet room and quiet walk route for your loved one who might experience a sensory overload.
Hotel Opportunities - Knickerbocker on the Lake will offer a $20.00 discount on any room type for guests reserving a room for the walk. With the discount Standard Rooms will be $99.00 plus tax. The vast majority of our rooms will have one king or one queen size bed. Rollaways are available free of charge. To receive this discount, please call the main desk and mention Autism Speaks.
Route Map- New this year, event participants can choose from 1 of 4 routes to take advantage of. As always, the 2nd and 3rd floor Whole Foods Market Walk Routes will be available for indoor walking, as well as the 4th floor Sensory Friendly Route for individuals who are looking for a more quiet experience. For individuals who are looking for a more spacious, scenic route, an Outdoor Walk Route option is available this year! CLICK HERE to view our two page event map.
Event Social Story and Communication Board - Click HERE to view a Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism Speaks Social Story and Communication Board to assist your loved one with autism, in having the best possible experience at our event!
FAQ – Click HERE for those questions that people often have around Walk Now for Autism Speaks. Call 312-515-1452 for further support and questions.
Parking- Walk Now for Autism Speaks parking will be available in the surface lot near the Kohl's Gate Entrance. There is also street parking available or a convenient, paid parking structure next to the Kohl's Gate Entrance.
2014 Commemorative Walk Day T-shirts - All walkers turning in $150 or more by Walk Day will receive a 2014 commemorative Walk T-shirt at the Walk. Many families create and wear Walk T-shirts with their team name on it, but this Commemorative Walk T-shirt is a nice memento. T-shirt image soon to come! New this year, Milwaukee Walk Now for Autism Speaks is hosting a Team T-shirt Contest! Click HERE to review the contest details.
Puzzle Piece Campaign
Looking for a way to help fundraise for your team? Look no further! Why not have a local business sell die cut puzzle pieces for $1 a piece and post them up on their wall to display. It's an easy way to show support. Click here to order.
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The Presidential assassination attempt is one of the most normal things in this crazy story.
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There was no shortage of coverage when an envelope of ricin sent to President Obama was traced back to an Elvis impersonator, because that's pretty weird, but the full story is much, much weirder. Wells Tower tells the whole sordid tale of poison, conspiracy, organ harvesting, and Elvis impersonation in this month's GQ.Read More


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Our unlikely heroines are fire ants, a colony several hundred thousand strong.
Rapacious, tenacious and industrious, they are impossible to eradicate as long as their queen is alive.
But their colony faces just such a threat-the river beside it is flooding.
The deluge rushes in...what else to do then, but swim!
The colony floats out, as a living raft.
The most precious members of the colony, the larvae and the queen ant, are kept safely dry in the middle.
The queen ant can give birth to some three million ants over her lifetime.
If they can reach dry land, they stand a good chance of rebuilding.
But there is danger below.
The fish pick off the ants one by one.
If enough ants are pulled down, the raft will collapse and the colony will be destroyed.
The ants grimly hold on, and reach the other side.
They hoist the ant larvae up to dry ground, ensuring the survival of their colony for future generations.
And with their survival secure, the fire ants revert to type...attacking every living thing in sight.


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FEMA and Federal Partners Continue to Monitor Tropical Storm Isaac
WASHINGTON - The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and its federal partners, through the FEMA Regional Headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., continue to monitor Tropical Storm Isaac and remain in close coordination with local officials and emergency management partners in southeastern and Gulf Coast states. Yesterday, the storm passed to the south of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, however, a flash flood watch remains in effect for parts of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. FEMA urges residents in affected areas to continue to monitor conditions and follow the direction of local officials. Be aware that water can rise rapidly and flash flooding can occur. If there is any possibility of a flash flood, move immediately to higher ground.
While the exact track of the storm is uncertain, NOAA's National Weather Service forecasts tropical conditions associated with Isaac, including high winds, heavy rain and rough surf, could begin to affect parts of coastal Florida starting as early as this evening into early next week. Residents in potentially impacted areas, including the Florida Keys and the southern Florida peninsula, should monitor the progress of Isaac and be sure to follow direction of local officials.
FEMA has activated an enhanced National Watch in Washington, D.C., and, today, is activating its Regional Response Coordination Center that supports southeastern states, to proactively support any potential needs or requests from coastal states. In anticipation of the storm, FEMA has deployed a liaison to the Florida Division of Emergency Management, and is preparing to deploy liaisons to Alabama and Mississippi as necessary. Other teams have been identified and will be mobilized as needed and requested.
At all times, FEMA maintains commodities including millions of liters of water, millions of meals and hundreds of thousands of blankets, strategically located at distribution centers throughout the United States and its territories, to support states if needed and requested. FEMA has distribution centers in Atlanta, Ga. and Denton, Texas, and in coordination with U.S. Northern Command, has prepositioned supplies closer to potentially affected areas if needed.
"Residents in coastal areas of southeastern states, including the Florida Keys, should be paying close attention to this storm and listening to their local officials for key updates and information," said FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate. "FEMA will continue to coordinate closely with our partners at the federal level, in southern coastal states and on tribal lands, throughout the weekend, as the storm continues to approach coastal areas. Coastal residents are encouraged to take this weekend to discuss your family plans, know your evacuation routes and check your emergency supplies. Visit Ready.gov or Listo.gov for more information."
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recommends coastal residents include food safety as part of your preparedness plan. Power outages and flooding that often result from weather emergencies compromise the safety of stored food, and planning ahead can minimize the risk of foodborne illness. USDA food safety tips include having a cooler on hand to keep refrigerator food cold in case of power outage, and to group food together in the freezer; this helps the food stay cold longer.
FEMA urges residents in southeastern states to listen to NOAA Weather Radio and local news, monitor for severe weather updates and warnings, and follow instructions of local officials. State and local officials make determinations and announcement about evacuations, and if local officials give the order to evacuate, leave immediately. Everyone should familiarize themselves with the terms that are used to identify a severe weather hazard. A Tropical Storm Watch means that tropical storm conditions are possible within 48 hours. A Tropical Storm Warning means that tropical storm conditions are expected within 36 hours.
History shows that storm tracks can change quickly and unexpectedly, so FEMA encourages coastal residents to monitor weather conditions, follow the direction of local officials, and visit Ready.gov to learn about a few simple steps they can take now to be prepared.
As is always the case, local officials make decisions on issuing evacuation orders, so FEMA advises residents to remember to listen to the direction of their local officials, and to learn where evacuation routes and sheltering locations are located, in case evacuation orders are given.
FEMA's mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.


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I've had the Tractor for over 2 yrs. now and have had no major problems at all. Over all I'm completly satisfied with the power, ease of use, and lifting capability. Although I have made a couple of improvements I think that you can't beat it for the money.
So far I have used the tractor to clear my farm road. I love it. It handles very well in tight spaces, is quick on the turn, and has enough power to pull logs. I really look forward to putting it out in the fields this spring. I cleared 4 inches of ice out of the road with the recent storms. The blade is really nice for either dirt, gravel, or snow. I will add more when I field test it. All smiles so far.
I bought a 2615 HST after a lot of research. A couple of influencing factors were the manufacturing quality and the value that you got from your hard earned dollar. Mahindra was new in my area and not many people had heard of them but after looking at many of the other brands I decided on Mahindra and have not been disappointed.
The tractor starts and runs even in the coldest winter climate here in upstate NY with no preheater required. Th tractor is very forgiving for being submerged nose first into my pond. After removing the injectors and clearing the cyclinders of the water that the tractor had sucked up it started and runs like it never had been bathed the hard way. I give it a 4 out of 5 because of 2 reasons. First, the HST transmission while easy for the beginner to use eliminates any possibility that you can use differential braking to get you out of a tight spot. This is dues to the fact that the pedal that activates forward and reverse motion is also on the same side as the brake pedals.
The second is that when you have the front bucket on the front of the tractor with some weight in it the rear tires get very light. Without counter weight on the back i.e. a brush hog or weight box, your braking and traction are greatly diminished.
I love my Mahindra tractor and enjoy it's reliability. I am considering an upgrade to the 4530 in the spring.
I purchased the 2415HST tractor with a loader and am very well pleased. This unit has plenty of engine power for small and medium jobs and trmendous hydraulics for the loader attachment. I'm rating this unit as 4 out of 5 only because the reverse speed could be a bit faster. I looked at many brands of tractors for 2 months. Mahindra won my purchase because of the warranty, unit weight and lift capacity. I use this unit on our farm for numerous jobs. My 90HP tractor stays parked more now than it ever has and with fuek prices as high as they are I am proud of my Mahindra.
I purchased the 3525 to replace my tired 1952 Ford 8N. I was looking for a tractor with more horsepower than my 8N, but that was still small enough to use the implements that I already owned. After tractor shopping for about 3 years, and looking at all the brands and all the models in the 30-35hp range, I finally decided that the 3525 fit my requirements best.
I wanted a heavy, solid tractor, gear drive, with minimal electronics to cause problems 10-20 years down the road. I wanted a front end loader, and power steering, live PTO and live hydraulics... I wanted basically everything that the 8N didn't have! And, I wanted it all at the best price possible.
As of the time I'm writing this, I've got 50 hours on my tractor, which I think is enough time to get a pretty good feel for the tractor, and it's strengths and weaknesses. I've done everything from clearing brush to digging dirt to dragging logs out of the woods to mowing the yard with it so far.
As far as performance, I'm completely satisfied with the 3525. While using my 5ft brushhog, going through areas that would kill the 8N dead in it's tracks only cause the 3525 to grunt a little bit. I have no doubt that it would handle a 6ft brushhog equally well. This tractor seems to have much more power than it's 27 rated PTO horsepower would lead you to believe. The ML230 front end loader is rated at 2500 lbs lift capacity, and I dont' think it would have any problems at all doing it, if not more. And, it's fairly quick and quite smooth to operate as well. The power steering is just superb. The power steering pump can keep up with you, no matter how fast you turn the wheel, even at lower engine RPM's, even with a bucket full of rock. I can't praise it highly enough. The 3 Point Hitch is powerful, and operates smoothly, which is important when using implements such as a box blade. It even has draft control, which is useful when using a plow or disk harrow.
Even though this is a 2WD tractor, it performs quite well with the front end loader. Digging a bucket full of dirt is no problem, even without having the rear tires loaded, and nothing on the back for counterweight. That's the benefit of a heavy tractor. Before I bought the tractor, I was planning on having the rear tires loaded, but, the more I use it, the more I don't think it's going to be necessary. It does quite well without the loaded tires, and even better by just putting an implement on the back, like the box blade or brushhog, which I normally have on the back anyway. So far, I haven't missed 4WD at all.
That's my highlights on the tractor, and I've only got a couple minor gripes with it, which I'll list below.
Overall, I'm 99.5% satisfied with my Mahindra 3525, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good strong basic tractor. I don't think you can find more tractor per dollar anywhere than the Mahindra 3525.
Fine quality tractor am interested in purchase of backhoe to fit this model respond to 9700 west highway k Franksville, Wisconsin 53126
After running a 1978 JD for years and being very happy with it I was ready for a new tractor to mow and farm with in the Mississippi delta. A friend with extensive farming and mechanical background had purchased a new 45HP Mahindra in 2005 and could not say enough good things about it. After shopping for several weeks in the spring of 2007 I purchased a 65HP 4WD Mahindra. I have used it for several months now and could not be happier with the tractor. It is heavy but very quick for its size. It has performed flawlessy to this point. I am just waiting for Mahindra to delelope a 4WD in the 90 HP class with cab/air to purchase an additional unit. Mahindra has made a believer out of me.
Kim Keith
i do landscaping and so a tractor is my living. i am totally satisified with my mahindra it will out run my last tractor with no comparasion.
We worked this tractor as soon as it was delivered,we do around 65 acres of hay,we use a NH 273 kicker baler pulling steel kicker wagons.Wagons fully loaded this tractor seems to have all the power we need to have.with this weight the 6000 tractor also has pleanty of brakes to stop this load.
My 6000 also has a ML260 loader,which has a large loader bucket for a tractor of this size.
This tractor is also very easy on fuel,at todays fuel prices this is a big plus.
This is one tough tractor! I Would buy another one w/o hesitation. In fact, I am looking at this years model.


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Hickory, N.C. - Kelvin Jeter's one yard touchdown scamper sent the Tornados and Bears into triple overtime on Saturday afternoon at Moretz Stadium, but Brevard was unable to put points on the board in the final period as Major Herron scored from 25 yards out in leading L-R past BC, 33-27.
Reese led the Tornados (2-4, 1-3 SAC) on the afternoon with 45 yards on 16 carries and a touchdown. The senior signal caller also went 10-for-22 through the air for 105 yards, with Eric Watts (eight receptions, 79 yards) and Andre Overholt (two receptions, 26 yards) the main recipients for the Tornados. Prince Simunyu led all players with 13 tackles in the contest, while Richard Ray had 10 tackles, including four behind the line of scrimmage, and added a forced fumble that directly led to Michael Gist's 62 yard fumble return for the go-ahead BC score in the third quarter.
Herron led Lenoir-Rhyne (3-2, 2-0 SAC) on the ground with 93 yards on 26 carries for two scores, including the game winner, while Isaiah Whitaker recorded 74 yards on 22 attempts. Herron was also 8-for-15 through the air for 70 yards, with Artis Gilmore on the receiving end of the majority of the passes, hauling in six balls for 40 yards. Michael Green led the Bears defense with nine tackles and nine L-R defensive players recorded tackles behind the line of scrimmage in the game including sacks by Jason Arenillas, Chris Carter and Jimmy Long.
The Bears struck first on the opening drive of the game as Lenoir-Rhyne moved the ball 64 yards on 15 plays, converting once on third down and once on fourth down before Herron plowed his way through the line of scrimmage from one yard out to give the hosts the 7-0 lead with 8:42 left in the first quarter.
The lead was extended as the BC special teams woes continued for the third straight week. On fourth-and-9 from the Brevard 14, Eric Watts lofted a 39 yard punt fielded by Michael Green at the Lenoir-Rhyne 47 yard line. The sophomore weaved his way downfield through the defenders, stopping 53 yards later as he crossed the goal line with 6:54 left in the first half to give the Bears the 14-0 lead.
The Tornados responded on the following drive, taking over on their 35 yard line after Kelvin Jeter's 24 yard kickoff return. Brevard marched down the field on 10 plays, with Jeter recording 22 yards on the ground and Reese picking up a key third down with a 15 yard carry, before the Tornados drive stalled on the 20 yard line. Freshman kicker Austin Clark drilled the 37 yard field goal attempt to put Brevard on the board with 2:04 left in the first half.
After both sides punted to open the second half, the Tornados took advantage of an L-R personal foul and a defensive pass interference penalty to move the ball down to the Bears one yard line. Reese carried the ball across the stripe on second-and-goal cutting into the lead. Clark's extra point attempt failed, leaving the score at 14-9 with 10:56 remaining in the third quarter.
Brevard's defense took over on the next two L-R offensive possessions as Rufus Jenkins ended the first drive when he forced the ball loose at the BC 38 yard line where it was recovered by C.J. Wilson. The second drive also ended in BC territory on their first play from scrimmage as Ray punched the ball out of Graham Duncan's grasp where it was recovered by Gist at the BC 38 yard line. The senior safety carried the ball down the field the remainder of the way, crossing the goal line with 3:06 left in the third quarter, and Reese's pass to Overholt was good as Brevard went up 17-14 with one quarter remaining in the game.
The Bears tied the game up with 3:35 left in the game on Colin Corpe's 25 yard field goal attempt and nearly won in regulation, but Corpe's 56 yard attempt fell short as the teams went into overtime knotted up at 17 apiece.
The teams traded field goals in the first overtime as Clark drilled home the 30 yard attempt, while Corpe matched with a 33 yarder to send the teams into the second extra frame.
This time both teams traded touchdowns as Chris Robinson carried the ball in from 15 yards out, while Jeter answered for the Tornados, carrying the ball across the line on fourth-and-goal from one yard out to send both teams to the first triple overtime game in the SAC this season.
The Tornados took possession first in the third overtime period, but Reese was sacked by Long on third-and-five, forcing Brevard to attempt the go ahead field goal. Clark's 44 yard attempt had the distance, but hooked left, leaving the Bears needing just a field goal to take the victory. On Lenoir-Rhyne's third play from scrimmage, Herron took the snap and went the distance, carrying the ball in from 25 yards out to give the Bears the 33-27 victory.
Brevard remain on the road next weekend as they travel to Buena Vista, Va. to take on Southern Virginia University. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Knights is set for 4 p.m.


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The third testimony to Christ at the marriage feast: millennial blessing
The two testimonies to Christ that were to be borne in this world, both gathering to Him as centre, had been borne; that of John, and that of Jesus taking His place in Galilee with the remnant -- the two days of God's dealings with Israel here below.* The third day we find in chapter 2. A marriage takes place in Galilee. Jesus is there; and the water of purification is changed into the wine of joy for the marriage-feast. Afterwards at Jerusalem He cleanses the temple of God with authority, executing judgment on all those who profaned it. In principle these are the two things that characterise His millennial position. Doubtless these things took place historically; but, as introduced here and in this manner, they have evidently a wider meaning. Besides, why the third day? After what? Two days of testimony had taken place -- that of John, and that of Jesus; and now blessing and judgment are accomplished. In Galilee the remnant had their place; and it is the scene of blessing, according to Isaiah 9 -- Jerusalem is that of judgment. At the feast He would not know His mother: this was the link of His natural relation with Israel, which, looking at Him as born under the law, was His mother. He separates Himself from her to accomplish blessing. It is only in testimony therefore in Galilee, for the moment. It is when He returns that the good wine will be for Israel -- true blessing and joy at the end. Nevertheless He still abides with His mother, whom, as to His work, He did not acknowledge. And this also was the case with regard to His connection with Israel. {*Remark here, that Jesus accepts the place of that centre round which souls are to be gathered -- a very important principle. None else could hold this place. It was a divine one. The world was all wrong, without God, and a new gathering out of it was to be made round Him. Next, He furnishes the path in which man was to walk -- "Follow me." Adam in paradise needed no path. Christ gives a divinely ordered one, in a world where of itself there could not be a right one, for its whole condition was the fruit of sin. Thirdly, He reveals man in His Person as the glorious Head over all, whom the highest creatures serve.}
The Son of God in His Father's house
Afterwards, in judging the Jews and judicially cleansing the temple, He presents Himself as the Son of God. It is His Father's house. The proof of this which He gives is His resurrection, when the Jews should have rejected and crucified Him. Moreover He was not only the Son: it was God who was there -- not in the temple. It was empty -- that house built by Herod. The body of Jesus was now the true temple. Sealed by His resurrection, the scriptures and the word of Jesus were of divine authority to the disciples, as speaking of Him according to the intention of the Spirit of God.
The earthly revelation of Christ closed: heavenly things opened
This subdivision of the book ends here. It closes the earthly revelation of Christ including His death; but even so it is the sin of the world. John 2 gives the millennium; John 3 is the work in and for us which qualifies for the kingdom on earth or heaven; and the work for us, closing Messiah's connection with the Jews, opens the heavenly things by the lifting up of the Son of man -- divine love and eternal life.
Men's natural state as lost manisted
The miracles that He wrought convinced many as to their natural understanding. No doubt it was sincerely; but a just human conclusion. But another truth now opens. Man, in his natural state,* was really incapable of receiving the things of God; not that the testimony was insufficient to convince him, nor that he was never convinced: many were so at this time; but Jesus did not commit Himself to them. He knew what man was. When convinced, his will, his nature, was not altered. Let the time of trial come, and he would show himself as he was, alienated from God, and even His enemy. Sad but too true testimony! The life, the death, of Jesus proves it. He knew it when He began His work. This did not make His love grow cold; for the strength of that love was in itself. {*Observe, that the state of man is here manifested fully and thoroughly. Supposing him to be outwardly righteous according to the law, and to believe in Jesus according to sincere natural convictions, he clothes himself with this, in order to hide from himself what he really is. He does not know himself at all. What he is remains untouched. And he is a sinner. But this leads us to another observation. There are two great principles from Paradise itself -- responsibility and life. Man can never disentangle them, till he learns that he is lost, and that no good exists in him. Then he is glad to know that there is a source of life and pardon outside himself. It is this which is shown us here. There must be a new life; Jesus does not instruct a nature which is only sin. These two principles run through scripture in a remarkable way: first, as stated, in Paradise, responsibility and life in power. Man took of one tree, failing in responsibility, and forfeited life. The law gave the measure of responsibility when good and evil were known, and promised life on the ground of doing what it required, satisfying responsibility. Christ comes, meets the need of man's failure in responsibility, and is, and gives, eternal life. Thus, and thus only, can the question be met, and the two principles reconciled. Moreover two things are presented in Him to reveal God. He knows man, and all men. What a knowledge in this world! A prophet knows that which is revealed to him; he has, in that case, divine knowledge. But Jesus knows all men in an absolute way. He is God. But when once He has introduced life in grace, He speaks of another thing; He speaks that which He knows, and testifies that which He has seen. Now He knows God His Father in heaven. He is the Son of man who is in heaven. He knows man divinely; but He knows God and all His glory divinely also. What a magnificent picture, or, rather should I say, revelation, of that which He is for us! For it is here as man that He tells us this; and also, in order that we may enter into it and enjoy it, He becomes the sacrifice for sin according to the eternal love of God His Father.}Synopsis by John Darby


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The Mavericks down the Spurs in San Antonio 113-93. Monte Ellis had 21 points and Dirk Nowitzki added 20 points. Dallas ties the series at 1-1.
The Heat defeated the Bobcats 101-97. LeBron James led Miami with 32 points. Charlotte is 0-7 all-time in the playoffs. The Heat lead the series 2-0.
The Blackhawks edged the Blues 4-3 in overtime. Patrick Kane scored the game winner in sudden death. Chicago has tied up the series at 2-2.
The Blue Jackets beat the Penguins 4-3 in overtime. Brandon Dubinsky scored the tying goal with :22 seconds, Nick Foligno scored the game winner. The series is tied at 2-2.
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Paul Ahlquist, PhD
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Madison, WI
Manuel Ares, Jr., PhD
HHMI Professor
HHMI Professor
University of California, Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA
David Bartel, PhD
Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research
Cambridge, MA
Bonnie Bassler, PhD
Cell-to-Cell Communication in Bacteria
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ
Stephen Bell, PhD
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
William Bishai, MD, PhD
HHMI Laboratory Head
HHMI Laboratory Head
The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
Sydney Brenner, DPhil
Janelia Senior Fellow
Janelia Senior Fellow
Janelia Research Campus
Ashburn, VA
Carlos Bustamante, PhD
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Sean Carroll, PhD
Vice President, Science Education
Vice President, Science Education
Xuemei Chen, PhD
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA
Zhijian Chen, PhD
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas, TX
Victor Corces, PhD
HHMI Professor
HHMI Professor
Emory University
Atlanta, GA
Mark Davis, PhD
Stanford University
Stanford, CA
Job Dekker, PhD
Spatial Organization of the Human Genome
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Worcester, MA
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Duke University
Durham, NC
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
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Salk Institute for Biological Studies
La Jolla, CA
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University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
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HHMI Professor
HHMI Professor
Washington University in St. Louis
St. Louis, MO
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The Genetics of Human Regulatory Systems
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston, MA
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Salk Institute for Biological Studies
La Jolla, CA
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University of Washington
Seattle, WA
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International Early Career Scientist
International Early Career Scientist
Institute of Molecular Medicine (Lisbon)
Lisbon, Portugal
Richard Flavell, PhD
Yale University
New Haven, CT
Britt Glaunsinger, PhD
Viral Manipulation of Host Cell Gene Expression
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
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David Bartel, PhD
|Regulation of mRNA Translation and Decay
|Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research Cambridge, MA
Joshua Mendell, MD, PhD
MicroRNAs and Other Noncoding RNAs in Development and Disease
|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX
Kim Orth, PhD
Bacterial Strategies for Infection and Survival
|The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX
Bavesh Kana, PhD
International Early Career Scientist
|Remodeling of the Mycobacterial Cell Wall
|University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Johannesburg, South Africa
Luísa Figueiredo, PhD
International Early Career Scientist
|How Parasites Use Epigenetics to Evade Host Defenses
|Institute of Molecular Medicine (Lisbon) Lisbon, Portugal
Luis Herrera-Estrella, PhD
Senior International Research Scholar
|Sensory and Signaling Pathways Regulating Root Architecture during Phosphate Starvation
|Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute (Irapuato, Mexico) Irapuato, Mexico
Miguel Godinho Ferreira, PhD
International Early Career Scientist
|Consequences of Telomere Dysfunction in Cancer and Aging
|Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Oeiras, Portugal
Karina Xavier, PhD
International Early Career Scientist
|Interspecies Signaling in Bacterial Communities
|Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Oeiras, Portugal
Paul Ahlquist, PhD
|Virus Replication and Virus-Host Interactions
|University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, WI
Karolin Luger, PhD
|Structure and Dynamics of Chromatin
|University of Colorado Boulder Boulder, CO
Min Han, PhD
|Functional Analysis of Metabolic Events, Cell Signaling, and Gene Expression During Animal Development and Stress Response
|University of Colorado Boulder Boulder, CO
Craig Mello, PhD
|Surfing the Web of RNA-Mediated Gene Regulation
|University of Massachusetts Worcester, MA
Phillip Zamore, PhD
|Small Silencing RNAs: Mechanism and Biology
|University of Massachusetts Worcester, MA
Isabel Roditi, PhD
Senior International Research Scholar
|Function and Regulation of Stage-Specific Genes of African Trypanosomes
|University of Bern Bern, Switzerland
Stuart Orkin, MD
|Molecular Genetics of Stem Cells
|Boston Children's Hospital Boston, MA
Richard Flavell, PhD
|Genetic Approaches to Immune and Inflammatory Disease
|Yale University New Haven, CT
Joan Steitz, PhD
RNA Machines of the Mammalian Cell Nucleus
|Yale University New Haven, CT
Sarah Elgin, PhD
HHMI Professor
|Genomics Education Partnership: Bringing Genomics Research into Undergraduate Biology
|Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis, MO
Stanley Fields, PhD
|Technologies for Protein Analysis
|University of Washington Seattle, WA
Zhijian Chen, PhD
|Innate Immune Sensing and Signaling of Nucleic Acids
|University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX
Tanya Paull, PhD
|Biochemical Analysis of DNA Damage and Oxidative Stress Responses
|University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX
Amita Sehgal, PhD
|Circadian Rhythms and Sleep
|University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA
Gideon Dreyfuss, PhD
|Ribonucleoproteins in Gene Regulation and Disease
|University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA
Job Dekker, PhD
Spatial Organization of the Human Genome
|University of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester, MA
David Haussler, PhD
The Evolution of Genomes
|University of California, Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA


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The Year of Living Biblically by A.J. Jacobs
From the bestselling author of The Know-It-All comes a fascinating and timely exploration of religion and the Bible. A.J. Jacobs chronicles his hilarious and thoughtful year spent obeying‰غ¥as literally as possible‰غ¥the tenets of the five books of Moses. SIZE 5.4" x 8.4". Paperback. 350 Pages. Published in 2007.


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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vogelgesang right choice for utility district
November 2, 2011
Randy Vogelgesang is blessed with a great common sense and belief in service to his community. He and his family are long-time South Lake Tahoe residents. He provides professional structural engineering services with his company, Tahoe Engineering Inc. He has served on the city building code board of appeals, helping make sense out of health and safety technical code issues.
He is the president of the local Tahoe Engineers, Architects and Surveyors group, promoting education and coordination with governmental agencies on local, regional, county and state levels.
I have had the pleasure of working with Randy on many building projects. He has an eye for detail, while keeping the big picture in focus.
I feel comfortable in recommending your support for him in any elected position.
Keith Klein


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CNN: "Is Fox News' Sammon a 'mischief' maker?"
Blog ››› ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF
This afternoon, CNN reported on Fox News Washington managing editor Bill Sammon's admission -- revealed today by Media Matters -- that he attempted to link Barack Obama to socialism during the 2008 campaign despite privately believing that the socialism allegation was "far-fetched."
From the CNN report:
Is Fox News' Sammon a 'mischief' maker?
By: CNN's Rebecca Stewart
(CNN) - Washington Fox News executive Bill Sammon admitted in a newly released audio tape that in 2008 he repeatedly speculated about President Obama's support for socialism despite privately believing the idea was "far-fetched."
He made the comments before a group on a 2009 Mediterranean cruise sponsored by conservative Hillsdale College. A recording of the audio from the event was obtained by MediaMatters.org, a well-funded, liberal media watchdog organization that says it is committed to exposing conservative bias in the media, especially from Fox News.
Discussing the 2008 campaign for the presidency, Sammon said, "I have to admit that I went on TV on Fox News and publicly engaged in what I guess was some rather mischievous speculation about whether Barack Obama really advocated socialism, a premise that privately I found rather far-fetched."


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Before anyone asks or mentions, there isn't a separate hole for the front facing camera because the main earpiece hole is expanded to include it. It's offcenter. I've seen this rumor a few times this morning with countless commenters saying it's 100% fake because of the missing front facing camera hole.
Just looking out
IF this is a legit screen protector for the iPhone4s/5, that rectangular home button is SO friggin' ugly. If all they did was enlarge the button (as in, not adding new features because of its size change) then I mean, if you have THAT fat of a thumb then maybe you should lose some weight just kidding....
^^DittoFile an injunction on Apple iPhone because they stole the looks may be hard at this point, because there is no solid evidence of what it looks like this is just a screen protector.But once the product is introduced and it is similar to Samsung they can file a cease and desist order on sales of iPhones until the injunction hearing can be done, then get injunction order through so Apple will have to redo their whole design. This is significant because #1 it cost Apple a lot of money to keep design secret so investment on original iPhone5 design and the investment they will incur on the reworked iPhone5 design #2 cost of the material wasted on all the iPhone5 made
Looks like the home button might be touch sensitive, slide to unlock maybe?
How bout this then.......iPhone 5 to have radical new design according to Case-Mate imagesTo date, no other images or leaked documents have alluded to a radically redesigned handset.
this screen protecter seems like a design a Samsung phone would have... if the iPhone 5 will look like this, i wouldn't but it...
lol wow, people saying how great or ugly the phone will look, or making a decision to buy it or not buy it, or about copying some other phone's design, WITHOUT EVEN SEEING THE PHONE!!!! It's just a damn screen protector, and it COULD be one that someone just hacked up from a 3GS or 4 film into a slightly different shape.
Y'all folks jump to conclusions WAYYY to quickly.
I hope the bigger button means a go back option next to go first homescreen
I would love to see where the manufacturers get their designs for these screen protectors. The amount of money they must waste on possible (fake) concepts must be unbelievable.
1.) Apple Photo Stream Beta icon - Apple, iPhone and iPad Forums at ModMyi - Apple Photo Stream Beta Icon Hints at Possible iPhone 5 Dimensions - This is why I'd believe this screen cover post...
2.) Case Leak 1 - Apple, iPhone and iPad Forums at ModMyi - Leaked iPhone Case Suggests iPhone 5 will be Thinner and Wider - Notice the mute switch near the power button and tapered edges.. same as below...
3.) Case Leak 2 - iPhone 5 to have radical new design according to Case-Mate images - Looks like #1 above..
The timing of these "leaks" and similarities between them are making me "believe"?>
I forgot how annoying iPhone rumors are. I need to exhibit some self control and just wait for a keynote.


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7:00 pm
Ask This Old House "Installing Bluestone Patio/Hanging Bikes in a Garage" Landscape contractor Roger Cook helps a homeowner install a bluestone patio in an urban backyard. Then, Roger, along with host Kevin O'Connor, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey, and general contractor Tom Silva, asks, "What is it?" Afterward, Tom helps a homeowner and her daughter hang their bikes in a small garage. D
7:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Islands" Rick experiences Ireland in the extreme on its west coast in Gaeltachts, where people speak Gaelic and the rugged villages have changed little over the generations.G
8:00 pm
Rudy Maxa's World "Edinburgh & The Scottish Highlands" Rudy attends the Edinburgh International Festival - the world's largest arts festival featuring theater, comedy, dance, music, opera, street performance and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo. Then Rudy heads north to the Highlands where he rides the so-called "Harry Potter Train" and visits the Isle of Skye.G
8:30 pm
Essential Pepin "Special Spuds" Garlic Mashed Potatoes; Potato Ragout; Gratin Dauphinoise; Cream Puff Potatoes. D
9:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Ultimate Italian" Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby ventures to New York City to learn secrets of homemade pasta from the pros. In the test kitchen, test cook Dan Souza shows host Christopher Kimball how to make Fresh Pasta Without a Machine. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of Mozzarella Cheese. D
9:30 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Class "Beef Roulade & Grilled Bread with Tomatoes" Joanne gives student Del a technique-intensive lesson on how to prepare beef rolled around vegetables, then shows him a special tool from Italy which they use to make grilled bread with ripe tomatoes and olive oil. Recipes: (1) BEEF ROULADE WITH ROASTED FENNEL AND SWEET PEPPERS, (2) GRILLED BREAD WITH RIPE TOMATOES AND OLIVE OIL. Student: Clodel "Del" Gosuico - Programmer. D
10:00 pm
Taste This! "Nyc Upper East Side" NULL
10:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "The Best of West Ireland: Dingle, Galway, and the Aran Islands" Rick experiences Ireland in the extreme on its west coast in Gaeltachts, where people speak Gaelic and the rugged villages have changed little over the generations.G
11:00 pm
Theater Talk "Vineyard Theatre's30th Anniversary" We help celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Vineyard Theatre with actors Linda Lavin and Colman Domingo, as well as the venerated New York City's not-for-profit's Artistic Director, Douglas Aibel. They discuss some of the many notable productions that have originated at this downtown cultural hotspot, including: the Pulitzer Prize winners Three Tall Women and How I Learned to Drive, the Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q, and Domingo's one-man show, A Boy and His Soul. D
11:30 pm
Closer to Truth "How to Think About God's Existence?" God exists? God does not exist? I find flaws and fallacies in both sides. So I step away from "arguments" about God and ask how to approach God's existence. What's the process?. D


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Contains the complete paper cover-to-cover of every issue, with full-page and article images in PDF format. Includes photos, maps, graphics, advertisements, classified ads and obituaries, comics, and political cartoons.
Coverage of the Los Angeles Times with particularly strong coverage in the following areas: in-depth analysis of the development of California and the Pacific Rim; focus on immigration issues and the development of the American West; the early days of the film industry; and unique coverage of Native American culture and society.
Library service desk: 828-262-2820 or Ask a Librarian [1]
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Chopped Salad
Serving Size: 2
Parsley power! This feisty little herb is much more than an ordinary garnish. A couple tablespoons deliver more than your daily vitamin K needs, which means stronger bones. Make a pilgrimage to pita Mecca by stuffing this salad inside a pocket with a few slices of avocado.
To see more from Kris Carr, check out kriscarr.com!
Combine all ingredients in a bowl, toss gently, and serve.


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Brush Fire Erupts In Northern LA County
GORMAN, Calif. (AP) — A brush fire has broken out in the rural Gorman area of northern Los Angeles County.
The county Fire Department says the fire was reported about 1:20 p.m. Friday and quickly grew to 30 acres.
The fire broke out south of State Route 138, a sparsely populated area of dry, brown ranch lands.
Fire Inspector Keith Mora tells KCAL-TV that 190 firefighters have been dispatched along with firefighting helicopters and airplanes.
Three homes have been evacuated, although they were not in imminent danger.
Despite a storm two weeks ago, Southern California has returned to drought conditions.


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'"I'm just glad he's healthy, No. 1," Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller said after a workout in Northtown Center at Amherst. "What he went through last year was hard to watch as a friend. I'm thrilled for him that he's been healthy, and I'm glad that he can find a place to come back here because he's a very strong, smart player, and he's gone through a lot. I think he can definitely help us."'
Hecht is set to be heading home
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Bon Jovi up for Kids Choice Award
Listen to Bon Jovi on iHeartRadio
Bon Jovi is seeing just how young their audience skews. The band is among the nominees for this year's Kids' Choice Awards. The New Jersey rockers are vying for Favorite Music Group along with Maroon 5, One Direction, and the Nickelodeon-launched Big Time Rush.
The fan-voted event lets tweens weigh in on entertainment and pop culture, with categories in sports, books, video games, and apps as well as in music, movies, and TV. Online voting begins Thursday at Nick.com/kids-choice-awards.
The 26th annual Kids' Choice Awards will air live on Nickelodeon on March 23rd.
The event is geared toward those in the seven-to-12-year-old range, so the oldest voters would have been born just after Bon Jovi released their seventh studio album, 2000's "Crush." The band's latest CD will hit stores a couple of weeks before the event. What About Now featuring the single "Because We Can," is set to arrive on March 8th.
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WATCH: Canada's Pro-Gay Olympics Ad Featuring the Two-Man Luge
We're all excited for the Winter-Olympic Opening Ceremonies tomorrow in Sochi, Russia, but in protest of Russia's strict anti-gay laws and policies Canada has released a FABULOUS pro-gay ad featuring a two-man luge.
The commercial ends with the message, "The games have ALWAYS been a little gay. Let's fight to keep them that way."
Check it out:


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Take care of yourself, balance your life.
Counseling Services: A Resource for Students
623 W. Easterday Ave
Phone: 906-635-2752
The staff of Counseling Services would like to extend a warm welcome to those visiting our site. Please feel encouraged to contact us! We welcome all questions and concerns and appreciate it when you share your thoughts and feedback.
The mission of The Counseling Services is to promote students' personal growth and development and to assist students in coping with personal difficulties so they can benefit and succeed from their university experience
A Resource for Students
We provide a variety of brief time-limited services to fully admitted and currently enrolled students. All services are free of charge, confidential, and not part of a student's academic record. Services include: short-term psychotherapy; group therapy; outreach/education; resources and referrals; and consultation. Services are available during the academic calendar year which includes the summer semester. Services are limited when school is not in session.
Our individual services are designed to be short-term (average 6 sessions). Often a few individual meetings, and sometimes even one consultative session, can help you better identify, understand, and resolve the barriers that may be interfering with your sense of personal well being and/or academic success. If, during the initial appointment or during the course of short-term psychotherapy, it is determined that a student requires more therapeutic support than can be offered in our short-term model, the Counseling Services therapist will provide referrals and guide that student through the process of getting connected with a community support.
Please do not e-mail us with personal information. E-mail is not a secure form of communication. Contact us by calling or stopping in.
Tragedy and Loss
The greatest tragedy that a college campus faces is the loss of a student life. There is no one way to grieve. Everybody incorporates the experience of loss in his or her own way; eventually you will reach a point where remembering will be less painful and you can begin to look ahead to the future and more good times.
If the healing process becomes too overwhelming, please know that Counseling Services is here to provide support.
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Stop by Counseling Services to rest and relax in one of our two Human Touch WholeBody™ massage chair! Click here for more information about this free-to-use resource for LSSU Students.
Light Box Therapy
Counseling Services and the Health CARE Center are excited to offer a new treatment option for LSSU students impacted by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Click here to find out more about SAD and light box therapy.
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SAMHSA: What a Difference a Friend Makes
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) launched the Mental Health Campaign for Mental Health Recovery to encourage, educate, and inspire people between 18 and 25 to support their friends who are experiencing mental health problems. Visit their website here.
Mental Health Benefits for Veterans
Sault Sainte Marie has a Community Based Outreach Clinic for US Veterans. Their contact information is as follows: 509 Osborn Blvd, Suite 306 Phone: 906-253-9383. There is also a 24-Hour Mental Health Hotline you are encouraged to call, if needed:: 1-800-273-8255. If you would like more assistance, please contact Counseling Services. If you would like to learn more about the serivces offered through Sault Sainte Marie's Vet Center Program, please visit: http://www.vetcenter.va.gov/
Films On-Demand
The Kenneth J. Shouldice Library has a subscription to Films On-Demand, an online collection of over 6,000 videos. It is free to view these films by following the link "Films On-Demand" located near the bottom of the library website: http://www.lssu.edu/library/
LSSU Counseling Services does not endorse or recommend a specific mental health service provider. Any information found within this website is simply for your convenience and is not intended to be a complete list of all mental health facilities in the area.


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rtl context, ltr p
Test passes if:
A. The visual order of words is Arabic (مكتب), English (W3C), Hebrew (הישראלי)
B. The text is left-aligned.
Assertion: When dir="rtl" is added to a paragraph in a rtl context, (a) directional runs in a paragraph are ordered left-to-right, (b) the paragraph is left-aligned on the page.
= means you should check that the test and reference graphic look the same, except for font differences and cursive joining behavior.
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