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Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Chairman Joe Lieberman, ID-Conn., Friday hailed an announcement by the White House that it is issuing new guidance to agencies to drive better coordination across the government on federal contracts. This new guidance is part of an ongoing effort by the Administration to increase government use of strategic sourcing to encourage smarter acquisition and contracting practices.
"I commend the Administration for taking additional steps to better leverage the buying power of the federal government, said Lieberman. "Just last month the Government Accountability Office released a report prepared for our Committee showing that the federal government is way behind the private sector in coordinating its purchases through strategic sourcing practices, and as a result, we're missing out on billions of dollars annually in savings. In this era of belt-tightening, we can't afford to overlook obvious ways to make better use of tax dollars through strategic sourcing."
Strategic sourcing is the analytical assessment of needs across an agency or across the government, followed by the negotiation of contracts that provide discounted prices based on volume purchases.
The recent report by the Government Accountability Office showed that instead of leveraging the buying power of the whole federal government, agencies act more like unrelated, medium-sized businesses and often rely on hundreds of separate contracts for commonly used items, with prices that vary widely.
GAO found:
· The four agencies examined by GAO (the Departments of Defense, Energy, Homeland Security and the Veterans Administration) accounted for 80 percent of spending last year but reported managing only 5 percent of that spending through strategic sourcing.
· Leading companies strategically manage about 90 percent of their procurements for savings of 10 to 20 percent.
· The Department of Homeland Security used strategic sourcing at a much higher rate than the other agencies -- 20 percent of its FY 2011 spending.
· Only a small volume of spending goes through contracts established by OMB's "Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative" (FSSI) -- $339 million out of a total $537 billion in spending in FY 2011. Even this small amount of spending generated considerable savings of $60 million.
· FSSI is underutilized. Only 15% of government-wide spending for the products and services covered by FSSI initiatives went through the FSSI contracts in FY 2011.
· The FSSI program has not targeted any of the government's top 50 products and services for strategic sourcing and therefore is missing the potential for significant savings.
The report can be viewed by clicking on the following link: http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-12-919
Source: http://www.lieberman.senate.gov/index.cfm/news-events/news/2012/12/lieberman-hails-new-effort-to-increase-governmentwide-savings-in-federal-contracts


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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 63,
November 2011 Abstract Supplement
Abstracts of the American College of
Rheumatology/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
Annual Scientific Meeting
Chicago, Illinois November 4-9, 2011.
Increased T Cell Receptor Clonotype Sharing Among Ankylosing Spondylitis Patients Revealed by Deep Repertoire Sequence Analysis.
Faham1, Malek, Carlton1, Victoria, Moorhead1, Martin, Zheng1, Jianbiao, Asbury1, Tom, Inman2, R. D.
Sequenta, Inc., San Francisco, CA
The Arthritis Program, Toronto Western Hospital and Division of Rheumatology, Toronto Western Hospital and University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Of all rheumatic diseases, ankylosing spondylitis (AS) exhibits the strongest HLA association, with over 90% of AS patients carrying the class I MHC allele HLA B27. Since the canonical role for class I MHC is peptide presentation to T cells, the HLA-B27 relationship in AS has implicated a T cell response restricted by this antigen presentation function. By implication, this has also suggested that a specific antigen is important in the pathogenesis of the disease. This hypothesis would predict that specific T Cell Receptor (TCR) sequences would be shared among different AS patients.
We have developed a technology for large scale sequencing of TCRb to assess the repertoire profile in individual samples. All TCRb sequences are amplified from peripheral blood samples and >1 million TCRb sequences are obtained to generate a comprehensive profile of the blood TCR repertoire at that time point. We have applied this new technology to determine whether AS patients have excess sharing of TCR sequences.
We assessed TCRb repertoire data obtained from blood samples of 16 individual AS patients, all of whom met the modified New York criteria for AS. This profile was compared with 16 patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), representative of another autoimmune disease with much lower HLA association. We counted clonotypes that are shared among each patient set (present in >7/16 patients) and found a significantly higher number of shared clonotypes among AS patients (p= 5 = 10-4). Many of the shared clonotypes can be anticipated to be shared by chance, due to the small number of added bases in these clonotypes during the recombination to form the specific TCRb sequence. Therefore we used a TCRb repertoire data from 50 blood samples from 21 healthy individuals to filter out clonotypes that seem to be present in an appreciable number of these samples. We filtered clonotypes present in more than 3 of the normal samples to identify a shared specific clonotypes for each of the SLE and AS patients. We observed a significantly higher number of shared non-generic clonotypes among AS when compared to lupus patients (p= 1.0 = 10-4). A number of these clones, present in 9/16 AS patients, seem highly specific as they were not present in another set of 50 unrelated individuals.
Using a novel deep repertoire sequence analysis, we provide evidence that there is a distinctive set of shared clonotypes in the T cell repertoire in AS patients. This sheds light on the immunological role of HLA B27 in AS, and lays the groundwork for defining the antigenic stimulus for this T cell response, as well as the application of TCR profiling in the diagnosis and clinical assessment of AS.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Faham, Malek, Carlton, Victoria, Moorhead, Martin, Zheng, Jianbiao, Asbury, Tom, Inman, R. D.; Increased T Cell Receptor Clonotype Sharing Among Ankylosing Spondylitis Patients Revealed by Deep Repertoire Sequence Analysis. [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2011;63 Suppl 10 :1339


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The Studio Underground is a 'black box' type studio. The theatre has access to bars, toilets and lifts from the foyer. The flexible theatre space can be used for end stage, thrust, theatre-in-the-round, traverse or promenade productions.
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Recruiting: 2017 to UNC, Penn State; '16s and '15s to Notre Dame, Denver, Army, Cornell, Penn State, More
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Dylan Sulzbach, G, McQuaid Jesuit/Pittsford (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Penn State. As an eighth-grader, Sulzback attended MacQuaid Jesuit, where he shared the netminding duties. He logged 371 minutes and finished the season with 78 saves and a 48.8% save percentage. At the close of the season, he was named a All-Greater Rochester Area Lacrosse League honorable mention selection by the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle and earned All-League First-Team goalie honors. Sulzbach, who is transferring to Pittsford, is a member of Sweet Lax and competed last summer at the MVP tournament, the NXT Showcase and the Young Guns tourney. In the fall he attended the UMass tournament and the Big 4 tournament. Sulzbach considered Virginia, Denver, Princeton and Harvard.
Sam Nadjari, M/FO, St. Anthony's (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Army. Playing tournaments for Long Island Express and FCA, Nadjari attended Jake Reed's Nike Blue Chip, Maverik Showtime (All-Star) and the Adrenaline Black Card Showcase. He will join his '14 brother, Andrew, at West Point. Strongly considered Princeton, Penn, Villanova, Colgate, Dartmouth and Navy.
Cameron Close, M, McKinney (Tex.) has verbally committed to Denver, according to a local news link. A current junior, he'll PG at Ontario's Hill Academy before playing for Bill Tierney at DU. Playing for C2C Lacrosse in the offseason, he is a two-time All-State middie with over 100 points in two seasons on varsity.
Keaton Komatz, A/M, Heritage (Colo.) has verbally committed to Notre Dame. As a freshman starter on attack, the 5-10, 155-pound Komatz was the leading scorer for Heritage, earning 2nd Team All-Conference honors. Plays club with 3D Select, competing at the Baltimore Summer Kickoff, Denver Shootout, Jake Reed's Blue Chip and the U-15 National Championships, among others. Komatz also considered Harvard, Princeton, Brown, Georgetown and Maryland.
Dylan Pantalone, M/FO, Niskayuna (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Siena. As a freshman, he contributed five points and won 71% of face-offs, playing with his older brother, Tyler, now a freshman at Siena. Plays club for the Albany Power and was an All-Star at Maverik Showtime, also attending Jake Reed's Blue Chip. Pantalone was also a standout at the Orange Crush Upstate New York Recruiting Showcase last summer. He also considered Syracuse, UMass, Hofstra and Ohio State.
Maurice Tessier, M, Albany Academy (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Siena. The 6-foot-1, 165-pound recruit plays club for United and the Albany Power, also playing soccer. He strongly considered St. John's and Vermont.
Connor McClelland, M, St. Michael's College (Ont.) has verbally committed to Marquette. Playing for 3D Canada, he was an All-Star at FLG in 3D and has a highlight reel viewable here. Plays for the provincial Brampton Excelsiors squad and was also a member of Team Ontario's U-16 box and field teams, winning gold and silver, respectively. McClelland also considered Boston U. and Vermont.
Grayson Burns, A, Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Bucknell. A member of Orange Crush, he attended Nike Blue Chip, Maverik Showtime and Orange Crush Showcase. In hockey, he played on the CBA/JD New York State championship team. Burns strongly considered Colgate, Cornell, Hobart, Holy Cross and Providence.
Anthony Teixeira, A, Bolles School (Fla.) has committed to the admissions process at Cornell. A transfer from Creekside HS, he tallied 42 goals and 29 assists last spring with 65 groundballs. Plays club for Jacksonville LC and CNY Roadhawks, attending Adrenaline Black Card, MVP 2 (All-Star), NSCLA, Quaker Fest and UPLax.
Peter Alimam, M, St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) has verbally committed to Fairfield. The 5-foot-11, 180-pound recruit also plays football. Playing club for the Alcatraz Outlaws, Fog City, Golden State Titans and Team Talon. He attended Jake Reed's Nike Blue Chip, King of the Hill, Gait Cup, Adrenaline Challenge, Champ Camp and Adrenaline Shootout.
Cameron Brosh, G, North Harford (Md.) has verbally committed to Siena. Named the Rookie of the Year as a freshman starter, he was named 1st Team All-County and 1st Team All-Conference as a sophomore. A member of the Harford Mavericks, he was an All-Star at Delaware MVP and played on the Mavericks' senior All-Star team as a freshman - highlight reel can be seen here. Brosh strongly considered Villanova and Mt. St. Mary's, among others.
David Procopio, M/FO, West Genesee (N.Y.) has verbally committed to Providence. A two-way midfielder and draw man for the West Genesee Wildcats, Procopio helped lead the team to a New York State Class A appearance in 2013 as a sophomore and put up 5 goals along the way. Procopio is also a standout forward on the Wildcats varsity hockey team. This past summer, he competed at the Orange Crush Upstate New York Recruiting Showcase and other events. He also considered Cornell, Lehigh and UMass.
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Chad's President Idriss Déby Itno on Friday vowed that attacks on Chadian nationals in the restive Central African Republic would not go "unpunished".
While visiting families repatriated to Ndjamena, Deby said that "attacking women and children, and targeting Chadians, assassinating, killing them is intolerable," according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.
"Those who attack Chadians and continue to attack them, those who kill Chadians and continue to kill them, will not go unpunished, I assure you, whatever the means," Deby told them without elaborating.
Deby also appealed for national solidarity to help the roughly 12,000 Chadians -- mostly women and children -- who have been repatriated from violence-wracked Central Africa and who are being received back home at four planned centres.
He noted that, since 1995, Chad has lost 23 soldiers in the neighbouring country and he claimed there has been a further loss of a unknown number of troops.
Chad's role in the African peacekeeping force MISCA in the capital Bangui has come into question for allegedly failing to be neutral in the growing sectarian conflict.
Chadian soldiers have been accused by Christians of supporting the mostly Muslim ex-rebels of the Seleka movement, which carried out the March coup that installed their leader Michel Djotodia as Central African president.
In return, Christian vigilantes have attacked Muslims, and a cycle of deadly revenge attacks has displaced thousands and sent others fleeing the country.
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Condoleezza Rice, Nikki Haley and Susana Martinez, all of them trailblazing women in the Republican Party, top a list of speakers for the GOP convention in Tampa.
Also slated to speak at the gathering Aug. 27-30 where Mitt Romney will be nominated: John McCain, the party's 2008 presidential nominee; former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, who won the Iowa caucuses in 2008; and governors John Kasich of Ohio and Rick Scott of Florida.
The Republican National Committee formally announced the speakers this morning, following stories in the Tampa Bay Times and the Associated Press.
None of the seven names mentioned are designated to be the convention keynoter, the highest-profile speaking slot outside of those for Romney and his running mate. The speakers announced today do not include Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty or Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal -- all mentioned as potential VP picks for Romney.
"We are proud and excited to announce these outstanding leaders will address the nation during our convention in Tampa," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement. "They are some of our party's brightest stars, who have governed and led effectively and admirably in their respective roles."
The specific dates and times for the speakers were not announced.
Rice, Haley and Martinez are notable "firsts" in the GOP, a party that at times has been criticized for lacking a big tent.
Rice, the first African-American woman to be secretary of State, generated notable buzz when she was mentioned in a Drudge Report story as a possible Romney running mate -- an idea that was shot down by some conservatives because she considers herself "mildly pro-choice."
Haley, who is Indian American, is the first woman to be elected governor of South Carolina and Martinez is the first Latina woman elected governor of New Mexico. Both won office in 2010.
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
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Joe Dunne has told his Colchester United players to stay at home if they are not ready to battle for the badge tomorrow.
The U's boss wants his struggling side to come out fighting in their League One relegation clash with Scunthorpe United, who lie a point below them in the table.
Colchester head into the vital showdown desperate to avoid setting a new club record of nine successive league defeats.
Defeat would also see the U's drop into the relegation zone but Dunne believes his players are feeling bullish about their chances of victory.
Dunne said: "These are big games that you have to step up to."
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Published Saturday, April 19, 2008
St. Louis archbishop bans lawyer-priest
ST. LOUIS (AP) - A prominent Roman Catholic priest and canon lawyer, who says he has been helping those "harmed by the institutional Catholic Church" since 1985 and counseling an ethnic Polish church here, has been banned from working in the St. Louis archdiocese.
St. Louis Archbishop Raymond Burke issued a decree charging the Rev. Thomas Doyle with two "canonical crimes" related to his defense of two excommunicated board members of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church.
The decree says Doyle, a Dominican priest and canon lawyer based in Virginia, did not receive prior approval from Burke to represent the board members or immediately respond to Burke's summons to appear before him.
Burke wrote in an accompanying article in the St. Louis Review that Doyle failed to represent the board members "properly or effectively."
"As the chief shepherd of the church in the Archdiocese of St. Louis, I have the duty and moral obligation to uphold the teachings and practices of the Catholic faith," Burke wrote. "Those teachings include the obligation of a bishop to safeguard the legal processes under which the church operates."
Doyle accused Burke of "vindictively clubbing people with canon law."
"He's making a mockery of the role of the bishop, a mockery of himself and the role of leadership in the church when it comes to resolving disputes and problems," he said.
St. Stanislaus, founded by Polish immigrants in the late 1800s, has been in a longtime struggle with the archdiocese over control of its assets. Burke has excommunicated St. Stanislaus' board and the Polish priest it hired two years ago.
Prison worker claims persecution over Bible
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The kitchen manager at the Delaware's Webb Correctional Facility alleges he is being persecuted for his Christian beliefs, claiming his supervisor ordered him to remove a Bible from his desk and from the prison.
William Parker 45, who started working in the Department of Correction as a prison guard 21 years ago, said he has removed the Bible but says he will seek legal advice.
"There are Bibles all over the prison," he said. "We had a Bible rack put in the main hallway. It's just an issue that I had one on my desk. I have Muslim co-workers who are allowed to get out their prayer rugs and pray during their shifts."
He said a Bible has sat on his desk for about two years, and he sometimes reads it for inspiration and encouragement.
Elizabeth Neal, the acting warden, said that although no worker has been disciplined for reading a Bible, she doesn't want any employee reading anything while on duty.
Correction Commissioner Carl Danberg said the issue is not the content of the reading material but reading while on duty. He said Parker will be allowed to bring his Bible back to work, provided he does not read on the job.
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Goal: Applaud Jim Conkwright and staff for their dedication to educate school children on the importance of water conservation
Several counties in West Texas and the Panhandle have been experiencing severe drought conditions. In an effort to spread the word about ways to conserve water, the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District is incorporating water education into classrooms. Praise Jim Conkwright, General Manager of the High Plains Water District, and staff on their outstanding commitment to water conservation.
Schools all over Texas are also incorporating ways to conserve water into their lessons plans, however funding for such a large undertaking has often been a struggle. The High Plains Water District expects to spend nearly $75,000 on water conservation kits and materials that will be distributed to about 2,100 children in local schools.
This interactive program is hands-on in order to fully engage students of the importance of conserving water. The WaterWise kits are assembled by Resource Actions Programs, a company based in Nevada. The kits include a guidebook for teachers to easily instruct their students on fun and effective ways to conserve water, especially during relentless droughts that often inflict southern Texas. Materials include vocabulary lessons, suggested classroom activities, and discussion ideas. Children also receive an additional take-home kit that includes a high efficiency showerhead, sink aerators for the kitchen and bathroom sink, toilet leak detector tablets, and a digital thermometer.
All of these items can be installed at home for families to start conserving water and even save money on water and heating costs. Resource Action Programs states that its conservation efforts saved close to 11 million gallons of water in the High Plains water district last year. Even though few studies exist on the long-term impact of this program, researchers suggest that experimental learning is the most successful way to leave a lasting impression on young students. Praise Jim Conkwright and staff at the High Plains Water District for implementing a water conservation program into schools in southern Texas.
Dear Mr. Conkwright and staff,
As you know, the recent drought that has been inflicting your area is causing extreme water shortages. Fortunately, you have made an outstanding commitment to educate school children on the importance of water conservation. Your dedication has engaged young students in learning about ways to conserve water by providing the essential tools for teachers and educators.
The WaterWise kits contain essential items such as high efficiency showerheads and sink aerators so children are able to educate their families about the importance of conserving water. The newly installed devices will help cut down on water usage as well as decrease costs on heating. Furthermore, I applaud your commitment to education and support your future efforts on instructing students of the importance of water conservation.
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JIM SHAY MORRISON & FOERSTER MR. SHAY: I find myself in the very difficult position of play- ing clean_up and of trying to say something new, because many good things have already been said and many of my remarks I think only serve to reinforce those things, but perhaps that's useful as well. My name is Jim Shay, I am with the law firm of Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco. We represent the Multimedia Development Group, a trade association based on San Francisco, as well as other clients in the software and multimedia industry. My comments today are my own, however. They do not necessarily represent the views of the firm or its clients. I am a patent attorney. I spent three years as a patent examiner before entering private practice. I've also served as inhouse counsel for a medical technology company, and I've worked in a variety of technologies in a variety of ways, prosecution, liti- gation, licensing, representing individual inventors, large com- panies and investors. I believe in the value of pate@rotection as a tool for spurring innovation and for helping inventors, whether corporate or indi- vidual, obtain the benefit of their contributions. In my opinion this principle applies as much to software_related inventions as to any tangible mechanical, chemical or electrical invention. Specifically, the software industry as a whole and software com- panies and developers individually benefit from the patent sys- tem. The software industry I'm referring to is not just the com- panies whose primary products reside on floppy disks or CD_ROMs. In my view the term software industry includes any suppliers of products incorporating programmable microprocessors, products such as medical monitors, animated toys, automobile electronic ignitions, audio products, just to name a few. Advances in mi- croprocessor technology have made software ubiquitous and protec- tion of patentable inventions embodying that software is there- fore of concern not only to companies writing and selling software per se, but also to all manner of D, medium and low_tech companies serving a variety of markets. As the PTO has acknowledge in conducting these hearings, there appear to be a particularly high amount of concern over the vali- dity of software patents. A good example is the public reaction to the Compton's new media patent, a patent I came to know very well in my position as counsel to the Multimedia Development Group. I participated in question and answer sessions about the Compton's patents with members of the MDG's Executive Committee and with individual members of the MDG. Many expressed many strong, negative opinions about the conduct of the Compton's pa- tent applicants before the PTO and about the ability of the PTO to examine and issue valid patents in the subject area. My review of the file history of that patent, however, showed no evidence of any particular lapse or failure on either part. Nonetheless, the consensus of nearly all to whom I spoke was that the broadest claims of the Compton's patent could not possibly be valid, aHhat anyone associated with the multimedia industry would agree. The eventual disposition of the Compton's patent remains to be seen. The discussion surrounding that patent, however, has pointed to some possible deficiencies in the current patent sys- tem, especially as applied to software_related inventions. First, as other people have noted, patent examiners do not have easy access to the best prior art for software_related inven- tions. The best prior art consists of actual software, operators manuals, research papers and the like. These references are not generally accessible to patent examiners. Second, the PTO's relative lack of experience in software_related inventions because of the relative newness of the patentability of software makes it difficult for an examiner to determine how one of ordinary skill in the art would have approached the prob- lem that patent claims address. Often it is the feeling that an invention would have been obvious that leads an examiner to find the most pertinent priorL references, to make the most compelling argument regarding the unpatentability of the claims. This disconnect between the gut feelings of the patent examiners and the gut feelings of skilled artisans in the software industry un- dermines the industry's faith in the PTO. I would now like to make some recommendations based on these ob- servations. These are not new, these will merely reinforce other recommendations made earlier today. First, operating within the current statutory framework, I be- lieve that the PTO and the software industry could benefit great- ly from a more formal interaction. Specifically, the software in- dustry operating through industry groups such as the Multimedia Development Group, could provide the PTO with kinds of prior art references that the PTO currently lacks. I have spoken to many members of these groups who at least now are expressing a wil- lingness to work with the Patent and Trademark Office if the PTO will work with them in compiling these prior art references. Such a progrPould require the industry groups to dig up and send, and the Patent Office to accept and classify, prior art refer- ences related to the past and present software inventions. In addition, the PTO and industry groups should cooperate to train examiners working with software inventions. I'm aware, for example, of training programs offered by the Software Patent In- stitute. I also believe that the PTO should undertake the task of teaching the software industry about the patent process so that the industry can use the existing process more effectively. One of the most surprising things I learned in the Compton's process was how little people actually knew about the patent system. To the extent that the PTO is willing to support statutory changes and as I learned this morning, you are, I believe that a system of pre_grant publication and opposition proceedings would help improve the quality of software patents. This one aspect of change is the one thing mentioned more often by more people in discussing theTrent patent situation. A less radical statutory change would seem to be opening the reexamination process to pro- vide for full participation by interested parties in addition to the patent owner. I advocate the use of oral testimony. Experts in the field can be the best source of prior art, and this would be useful in the reexamination process. This change could en- courage the submission of all relevant prior art instead of the current practice of withholding the best prior art for use in license negotiations and in District Court infringement proceed- ings. In conclusion, while the emphasis of our remarks has been on the deficiencies I perceive in the patent system, I should state that I believe that there is much right with the current system. Our proposals will only be minor changes to a system that has served us well in promoting the useful arts. Thank you. COMMISSIONER LEHMAN: Thank you very much, Mr. Shay, I appreciate those very specific recommendations. I'd like to thank everybody in the auXce for having the interest in what others had to say, to stay all day and be with us, and we'll reconvene tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock, and our first witness at that time will be Jerry Fiddler, CEO and Chairman of Wind River Systems. Thank you very much.Back to The San Jose Index
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This is a beautiful unspoilt part of Greece with fantastic beaches and the hotel has been designed and built to make the most of the stunning views. The owners and staff make you feel very welcome.
We thought that the location and standard of the hotel was very high... and was very happy with our stay there. Mattresses was a little hard
We enjoyed the warm welcome, personal service, excellent facilities, location and cleanliness.
Great location with stunning view on the lagoon. We had a lovely stay, our room at Maria's apartments was spotless clean and nicely done, and we enjoyed sitting on the balcony in the evening admiring the sunset. The garden and the pool are really amazing and well looked after. Breakfast was very good, served outside on the patio area. We were given a complimentary bottle of olive oil produced by the owners from their own olive groves. The owners were so kind and welcoming and we would definitely recommend Thanos Village
The surroundings and the view where great
Ideal location, very good breakfast and all facilities available
Very pleasant location with clean, spacious rooms.Basic amenities are provided, tea/coffee facilities too. Very limited breakfast options. Out of date room decoration. Polite but quite slow staff & service
Pleasant helpful staff,garden location, great views.Thoroughly enjoyed our holiday.
The manager is very friendly and the location is rather nice, even if weather was too chilly to take advantage of the swimming pool. Breakfast is normal but you take it under a very nice veranda. Just one thing: we tried to call the telephone number we had to confirm our reservation but had no answer.
Very good hotel, however they can still improve some details but they only oppened a couple of monthd ago The prices of everything you buy that it is no included in the room price
The seaside, the facilities, the comfort the countryside the kindness of the staff and the company of Elena. The value for money.
The surrounding environment is breath taking, the architecture is magnificent and the staff is extra friendly.
nice and clean facilities, calmness, wonderful comfortable beds, good food and service.
facilities of the hotel and place food is under medium
The hotel public areas and room design are beautiful, modern and contemporary and the attention to detail superb. Indoor and outdoor pools are lovely, we were lucky enough to have an infinity room with private pool. This is a new hotel with teething problems, i.e. our air conditioning didn't work for 24 hrs. but was finally fixed and I'm sure everything will be fine in the future. Location was remote, car hire recommended. Private beach was nice but whilst we were there the sea was rough and not really suitable for children.
the honeymoon is perfect from the room,the beach is perfect,the price is good it needs renovation,poor breakfast
Lack of a reasonable eveing meal - what was availabvle was acceptable but nothing compared to what was available in the vicinity - may have been because it was off season?
Nice rooms in small lodges with nice decorations. Far away from Pylos in the middle of nowhere. Breakfast was poor. Quality of yoghurt and orange juice was insufficient. Playground was old.
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Comfortable bed and a fantastic view.....the right hotel for relax..... The room was not so clean on arrival??
Quiet, clean, Very polite stuff and didn't additionally charge me although we left earlier Pillows were very hard to sleep
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The Good, The Bad & The WTF At The GQ Man Of The Year Awards
I am fully willing to admit that LA is a totally different monkey than New York. The fashions, the seasons — everything is completely different. Which is why, after looking at the collection of looks at Thursday night's GQ Man of the Year Awards, I kind of just give up. I don't even know what month these ladies are dressing for. Certainly it's not for almost-Thanksgiving time. In any case, some of these celebrities shine, while others completely miss the mark.


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As we suspected, Jed Ortmeyer will sit tonight to rest his knee, which the Rangers are describing as day-to-day. It'll be interesting to see whether Ortmeyer returns tomorrow against the Maple Leafs, although my guess is given what Tom Renney may have been looking for out his lineup tonight, the decision to rest Ortmeyer against the Flyers was an easy one.
As many of you have already noted, Ortmeyer will be missed primarily on the penalty kill, where he is one of the Rangers' best in that role (he and Matt Cullen would be neck-and-neck in that department in my view, although Cullen's offensive tools make him more of a shorthanded threat). But with Brendan Shanahan already calling for more minutes, you can expect to see Renney to use him in Ortmeyer's spot tonight.
Beyond that, Fedor Tyutin will also be out, although tomorrow remains a possibility to play his first game in a month.
Also, I promised yesterday a clip of Sean Avery talking with Jaromir Jagr pestering him in the background. Sorry for the delay, but here it is:[audio:http://lohud.com/audio/rangers/avery0331.mp3]
*Now, a brief word about my curious situation:*
In the "Horrific Timing Department," I'll miss the next week to "cover the Masters in Augusta, Ga.":http://golf.lohudblogs.com/, a conflict that has been on my radar ever since I took over this gig last summer. At times, I thought it wasn't going to be that big of a deal seeing how I originally thought the Rangers would have a playoff spot locked up by now; and then, midway through the season, it looked liked they'd be out of the playoff race altogether and I'd just be missing irrelevant hockey.
Instead, the next five games will obviously be the biggest of the season, and you can bet I'll be poring over every last detail whenever I'm not hoofing it with Tiger and Phil amidst the azaleas and dogwoods. It'll actually be a difficult week for me in that sense, and that's actually saying a lot given that the Masters is usually one of the highlights of my year.
The good news is the very capable Josh Thomson will be stepping in to take over for the next week, and should the Rangers make the playoffs, I'll be back before the start of the first round.
As an impartial journalist, it shouldn't matter to me one way or the other whether this happens. And yet any journalist will also tell you that they always root for a good story, and to me, nothing would be more compelling than chronicling this team through the postseason.
So that's where I stand. Maybe it's not ideal, but it is when you consider I get to cover two sports that I love. I'll be sure to chime in here when I have the chance, because like I said, I'll surely be interested. And should any of you be pining for my lame attempts at humor, you can always "visit my golf blog":http://golf.lohudblogs.com/, which will be the other focus of my attention next week.
Like I said, my guess is this won't be it for us. But I'd still be remiss in not thanking you all again for your interest and support this season. Whatever any of you have taken away from this space these past few months, you can be sure no one's enjoyed it more than I have.


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By Dan Bickley, Arizona Republic
The logo for former major leaguer Randy Johnson's photography business is a dead bird. The cartoon creature is lying on its back, inside a circle. Feathers are floating overhead.
The symbolism is striking. The orb must be a baseball. The feathers suggest sudden impact, as if Johnson is paying homage to the dove he inadvertently killed with a Cactus League fastball.
The design is both brilliant and comical. It can be found at rj51photos.com, a website that features his new line of work. And it reveals a side of Johnson that most Arizonans never knew existed.
"His real life interest right now is photography," Arizona Diamondbacks majority owner Ken Kendrick said. "He's been at the ballpark a couple of times this year taking pictures."
Yet Johnson's visits are always official and credentialed. When he leaves, the elephant in the park remains: When will he be honored at Chase Field?
The Diamondbacks remain willing and patient. They noticed how engaging and charismatic Johnson can be during the reunion of the 2001 World Series champions. They hope he exercises the final part of his contract, which would pay him an estimated $1 million for five years of gentle public relations.
Most of all, they want to put his name in their rafters, cognizant of how barren the place feels without him. But to date, Johnson has resisted. He recently told team CEO Derrick Hall that he did not want his number retired until after his Hall of Fame ceremony.
Johnson is eligible on the 2015 ballot, so this is going to take awhile.
"We've told Randy, whatever he wants to do and whenever he wants to do it, we're here for him," Hall said.
Johnson, however, had no problems being inducted to the Mariners Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Seattle last month.
So the new Johnson remains somewhat elusive. Occasionally, journalists see him carrying cameras around his neck at NASCAR events. Concert-goers spot him shooting rock stars from vintage locations, benefiting from deep friendships inside the music industry.
As he pointed out in a recent e-mail, the new venture isn't shocking. He studied photography at USC, before embarking "on a day job for 26 years that took up a lot of my time." Some of his work is excellent.
But his occasionally brusque treatment of the news media (surely our fault), coupled with his legendary exchange with a New York photographer on the day he joined the Yankees, has brought great irony to this picture.
"I see him on commercials all the time, more than when he was a player," Kendrick said. "His personality on television is pretty good."
As a player, Johnson's personality was both a strategy and a defense mechanism. It all fed into the same place, on the mound, every fifth day. As much as he has mellowed, does he still carry chips on his shoulder? Could he still be holding a grudge against the Diamondbacks?
Once, he was angry at how the team low-balled him at the end of his career, forcing him to win his 300th game with the San Francisco Giants. In retrospect, those who thought the Diamondbacks were doing the right thing had it all wrong. The value of staging and owning that 300th victory would've far surpassed the money his departure saved the organization.
Team officials think that's all in the past, that the relationship with Johnson has warmed considerably in recent years. Still, the Diamondbacks can't be helping themselves with a current promotion, one that asks fans to vote for the team's next "legend." The choices are Johnson, Mark Grace, Matt Williams and Curt Schilling. The winner will join Luis Gonzalez and be honored by "a 42-foot super graphic" in downtown Phoenix.
Problem is, encouraging such a debate among fans is demeaning to Johnson because there is no debate at all, and everyone knows it.
"Luis is the face of the franchise," Grace said. "But Randy is by far the most dominant player they've ever had. He should be face-to-face with Gonzo, and I'm almost embarrassed to be in that group with him."
Grace is right, and Johnson's legend will only grow with time. If there's a lasting regret in the Valley, it's from the sports fans who never watched him in person, where you could hear the pop of the mitt and feel the resignation in the other dugout.
At a time when America is discovering a new and noble Mike Tyson, it would be nice to get to know Johnson in a new capacity: behind the lens, decompressed and reflective, liberated from the pressure that came with being the Big Unit.
If that fails, maybe you can just hire him to photograph your wedding.
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Tribute albums can usually suck…unless, of course, certain artists perform on said album then it can significantly suck less. Case in point, down below you can check out Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and The Killers all covering tracks from U2′s Achtung Baby for AKH-toong BAY-bi Covered, the album that celebrates the 20th anniversary of U2′s memorable album.
NIN takes on "Zoo Station" whilst Depeche Mode and The Killers give their interpretations of "So Cruel" and "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)", respectively. Also, if you haven't head Jack White's rendition of "Love Is Blindness" then you should spin that a couple hundred times before rocking these tracks.
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I was wondering if any of you guys know if you can paint over plastidip? my wheels are powdercoated black and im kinda sick of them, but dont want to sand them down and permanently change them.
My plan is to plastidip them first and then paint over it as a temporary color change, so i can change it up when i want and not destroy the powdercoat underneath. You guys think it will work? or just chip and flake off...
ive used plastidip before it in my opion is not strong enough to last on wheels but maybe im wrong do a search on the forums i saw some guy did that to his wheels
A lot of people plastidip their wheels, I don't know about real paint on top however. Be the first to try it.
You do know that they make Plasti Dip in different colors right??
i know they make it in diff colors but only a few are in spray cans...
I was at a meet last week talking about plasti-dip and one of the guys was talking about this exact thing. He said hes done it before. Its a good way to figure out if you want to go with that color. If you dont like it you can just take it off. It acts as a removable base coat
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Re: How to display parameter in animation?
Manipulate is probably the function of choice, even for animations.
Plot[Sin[x + a], {x, 0, 10}],
{a, 0, 5, Appearance -> "Labeled"}]
The Appearance option puts the slider value on the right of the slider control.
If you click on the little gray square just to the right of the slider you
can show the animation controls and run the display as an animation.
The value of the slider is also shown in the animation controls and you can
move the slider when the animation is stopped so in this mode the Appearance
option might not be necessary.
But one feature of Mathematica 6 that I find annoying is that animations,
for me at least, sometimes just stop when they should run indefinitely. I do
know how to control this behavior. I've tried many of the Animate options.
Sometimes the problem is cured if I just click the 'Faster' button.
David Park
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> How do I display the parameter in an animation?
> For example, I would like to see the values of the parameter 'a' in the
> following example from the mathematica documentation:
> Animate[Plot[Sin[x+a],{x,0,10}],{a,0,5}]
> In particular, if I pause the animation I would like to see what the value
> of the parameter is.


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|Model Fish Robot, PPF-09
Design Concept of the PPF-09
We developed an experimental fish robot, UPF-2001 on 2001. It was tried to have 3-D motion including a turning and up-down motion, with two-axes fins. As the result of swiming tests, we confirmed that the fish robot does not have so bad performance of the up-down motion. However, it does not have high performance of the turning motion at all. The model fish robot, PPF-09 has fins for the up-down motion as the same of the UPF-2001. And The PPF-09 has the turning mechanism by the tail motion as the same of the experimental fish robot, PF-300. Their mechanisms will produce a good performance of the 3-D motion.
On the other hand, from the developments of many fish robots, we have confirmed seberal problems like a troublesome battery change, a difficult operation and a defective waterproofed body. The PPF-09 is an amusement fish robot, which has a simple handling, and it will give us great pleasure.
Structure of the PPF-09
The model fish robot, PPF-09 has two joints. It swims and turns with vibrations of a tail peduncle and tail fin. Also it can dive in the water with movement of the fins, which are located at the side of a head.
A servomotor (No. 1) for movement of a joint No.1, a servomotor (No. 3) for the up-down motion, a R/C (radio control) receiver and an electric switch are located in an acrylic fiber body case. Rods of the servomotors and the switch are waterpriifed by rubber boots.
An alminum battery case is hung below the body case. In order to change the battery easily, a few bolts is used for the finstallation, and an O-ring is used between the case and its lid.
A servomotor (No. 2) for movement of a joint No.2 located in an acrylic fiber tail peduncle case. A wood tail fin is set to the joint No.2.
Several parts of a wood body are screwed to the body cace and the tail peduncle case. In order to balance between buoyancy and gravitation, several weights are set to the belows side of the body case and inside of the head.
Electric wires between the body case and the tail peduncle case, and the body case and the battery case, are covered up by rubber tubes. Thus, the PPF-09 has nearly perfect seal perfomance in the case of an amusement situation.
Motion Control of the PPF-09
The model fish robot, PPF-09 is operated with a R/C transmitter (Futaba, 4ch). Wirings of the R/C transmitter are somewhat reorganized. And we can control the PPF-09 like a R/C airplane model with the microcomputer (ATMEL, AT90S8535), which has a function of A/D converter. Belows photographs shows the R/C transmitter. The up-down motion of the left stick changes the frequency of the tail vibrations. The side-to-side motion of the left stick changes the amplitude of the tail vibrations. The up-down motion of the right stick moves the fins of the up-down motion. And the side-to-side motion of the right stick controls the turning of the PPF-09.
Swiming Performance of the PPF-09
The model fish robot, PPF-09 is not so good swimmer. The maximum swiming speed is about 0.4 m/s at the straight swiming, and the minimum turning diameter is about 400 mm, though we have not measured them accurately. In the case of the diving, the PPF-09 dives narrowly after a runup of about 1 m. However it is too dull, and it does not have quick motion like a real fish. If the PPF-09 is well balanced the weight and the center of gravity, it may have high diving performance.
Future of the PPF-09
The model fish robot, PPF-09 does not aim at a practical used underwater robot. Of course, the PPF-09 cannot work effectively in the sea. However I think that the PPF-09 is highly completed as a model fish robot. One of the applications of the PPF-09 is a teaching material for overall technical fields including of fundamental dynamics, machinery, metal working, mechanical components and electronics. Another is an exclusive toy.
Developmental Diary of the PPF-09
CAD Data of the PPF-09
R/C Controller of the PPF-09 (Underconstructing)
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Hall County Senior Center
434 Prior St., Gainesville
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: Shelby Finch
La Flor De Jalisco
1299 Industrial Blvd., Gainesville
Score: 99, Grade: A
Gaskets on make line damaged.
Inspector: Kathleen McDuffie
North Georgia Natural
2480 Limestone Parkway, Gainesville
Score: 96, Grade: A
Cloth sanitizer container in-use without any detectable sanitizer in solution. Ceiling above prep area appears to have sustained some water damage and there are visible mold spots.
Inspector: Laurie Wentworth
Orient Express
302 Shallowford Road, Gainesville
Score: 96, Grade: A
Several sauces in large containers not labeled with common name. Replace lid to dumpster; lid broken.
Inspector: Vicki Hufstetler
Panera Bread
625 Dawsonville Highway, Gainesville
Score: 90, Grade: A
Make line No. 1 struggling to maintain required temperatures. Floors and cove tiles mostly missing grout; causing water to stand in joints. Some cove tiles broken; mold, mildew on floor throughout kitchen due to standing water.
Inspector: McDuffie
Schlotzsky's Deli
302 Broad St, Suite A, Gainesville
Score: 99, Grade: A
Clean shelves in dry storage area bakery area. Residue has formed. Clean shelf where food drops below top of salad prep coolers. Has food debris (both salad prep coolers).
Inspector: Hufstetler
Subway No. 4563
151 Shallowford Road, Gainesville
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: McDuffie
3630 Thompson Bridge Road, Gainesville
Score: 96, Grade: A
Sanitizing cloth solution (quats) not testing within manufacturer's recommended level. Utensils stored in between wall and prep table.
Inspector: Finch
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Best Western Plus Lake Lanier/Gainesville
4535 Oakwood Road, Oakwood
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: Donna Black
Burger and Shake
No. 6
3630 Thompson Bridge Road, Suite 14, Gainesville
Score: 76, Grade: C
Mold, mildew on interior surfaces of icemaker and soda nozzles. Still no date-marking on any foods. No thermometers in chest freezers. Employees without hair restraint at beginning of inspection. Washing vegetables in three-compartment sink; vegetable and meat sinks blocked by trash can lid, dishes, pots and pans, and radio. Still using single-use containers for food storage, after the food that originally came in the container is gone. Several surfaces with grease embedded cardboard, or dirty towels used to cover surfaces and store food, equipment, etc., on. Equipment surfaces with grease, sticky; gaskets with mold, mildew. Dumpster open; trash on the ground. Floors and walls in most areas need much better cleaning, especially under, behind equipment, etc.
Inspector: McDuffie
El Sombrero No. 9
601 S Enota Drive, Gainesville
Score: 95, Grade: A
Employee sleeping, laying on boxes of chips in dry storage room. Food handlers wearing watches, bracelets. Shelves at side bar with heavy residue. Gaskets on cooler at bar with mold, residue. Evaporator fan in walk-in cooler with dust. Floors in side bar area with heavy black residue underneath, beside equipment. Walls in this area with food splatter. Ceiling vent in kitchen, over dishwasher, with debris.
Inspector: Black
Hampton Inn
450 Jesse Jewell Parkway, Gainesville
Score: 94, Grade: A
Open cans of Cokes, bottle water, coffee cups without straws in kitchen, throughout on counters. Drawers in kitchen underneath coffee area with paint peeling and wax paper covering drawer.
Inspector: Black
Lake Lanier Suites
1755 Browns Bridge Road SW, Gainesville
Score: 84, Grade: B
Sausage gravy hot, holding with temps at 81 degrees. Gravy had been in unit for three hours. Potentially hazardous; hot-held foods must be held at 135 degrees or higher. A stem thermometer used to check internal food temperatures missing. Boxes of waffle mix sitting on floor. Pans soaking in soapy water in prep sink. Single-service cups, items sitting on floor.
Inspector: Black
McDonald's Restaurant No. 11113
965 Dawsonville Highway, Gainesville
Score: 95, Grade: A
Employee handled food without hair restraint for hair. Shelves in prep cooler rusty.
Inspector: Hufstetler
Skate Country
2276 Thompson Bridge Road, Gainesville
Score: 97, Grade: A
Interior of ice machine at bottom corners where sides are sealed to bottom appear to have rust and piece of metal has chipped off. Sides of ice machine exterior that join table have accumulated mold, mildew. Faucets at hand sinks for women's and men's restroom are unable to turn on water. No hot water available at hand sinks for restroom.
Inspector: Finch
Zaxby's No. 12-201
1332 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville
Score: 95, Grade: A
Walk-in cooler leak at plumbing line, dripping onto boxes of packaged food. Clean seal at three-compartment sink where residue has formed. Keep dumpster closed and doors closed to minimize the attraction of insects, pests. Drain is almost completely clogged at dumpster area.
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A low mood originates by a bad combination of chemicals in the brain. Our brains take their signals from various hormones that are produced by different organs in the body. When one hormone is stimulated too much or another is not released enough, there is a shift in the body chemistry. The brain might respond with a low mood when it is not getting the chemicals it needs to be happy. Illness, personal losses, menopause, and coping with new settings are some of the causes of a shift in hormones. Also, as the body ages, it may have a harder time coping with producing the hormonal needs of the brain. The stress of daily life is hard on the body and the brain.
No matter what the source of the brain imbalance, Mood Support Formula can help. The combination of natural compounds in the formula helps your body to restore balance. It stimulates the organs in your body to produce the chemicals and hormones that allow the brain to feel happy. Mood support formula does not interrupt your body's natural processes. It simply helps your body along by working alongside it to meet your demands.
There are many ways to treat low mood. However, a good combination of approaches includes adding a dietary supplement to help your body keep up with demands that it is struggling with. There's no sense in dealing with low moods constantly when Mood Support Formula provides an easy solution. Not everyone can be in a good mood every day, but when there is a problem that is continuous, it's time to seek treatment. Part of that treatment could include a holistic health plan that includes a supplement like Mood Support Formula.
There are other formulas on the market that support healthy mood. However, there are a few reasons why BLUESPRING's Mood Support Formula is unique. Many other formulas only give you the benefits of one or two mood boosting compounds. Mood Support Formula gives you one of the widest combination of supplements on the market. All of the ingredients are of the highest quality and checked by the Good Manufacturing Practices in the USA. All of the ingredients that we use in our products are tested beforehand to make sure that they are safe and effective. For this reason, our product works much better than many other products on the market.
In order to get the best out of Mood Support Formula, the supplement must be taken every day. This is not a product to be used for single time instances of mood malfunction; it's meant to support every day mood stability. That's why the product works best when taken in routine. Most users of Mood Support formula take 2 capsules per day to get the maximum effects.
In addition to taking Mood Support formula, there are a few things that you can do to continue to improve your mood. Since a mood issue usually has several underlying causes, a good all-around routine to improve your mood will make sure that you get the most out of your mood-boosting efforts. Here are five ways that you can boost your mood on a daily basis:
Exercise Often
Exercise is one of the biggest keys to keeping up a good mood. Researchers have found that those who exercise on a regular basis each week are happier on average than those who don't exercise regularly, and they are less likely to get depression than those who don't exercise regularly. When you exercise, your brain releases chemicals that elevate your mood. Exercise doesn't have to be vigorous in order to count, either. Simply do what you're comfortable with and what gets your heart rate elevated. A walk around a local park or a short jog several times per week can give you the benefits of exercise on your mood.
Stay Connected to Friends
Keeping in touch with loved ones is another way to keep your mood high. It feels good to be connected, so try to stay in touch as much as possible. You can make a weekly habit to call each of your friends and family. If you would like to branch out and make new social contacts, consider joining a community activity where you can start building new relationships each week. The simple act of sharing time with others can lift you out of a slump, so when you're feeling blue next time, call up a friend or visit a neighbor.
Follow Good Eating Habits
Good eating habits is one of the biggest ways to affect mood. What you eat directly becomes the nutrients that your body uses to sustain itself. If you eat a lot of fruits and vegetables, your brain will be full of vitamins and minerals that will help it produce feel good chemicals. If, on the other hand, you are only getting a few types of nutrients, your body will struggle to keep up with all of its demands and won't have enough energy to devote to making you feel good. For the best diet benefits. Try to have a diet that includes a balance of all of the food groups. Don't skimp on the most important food categories just because they're more expensive or harder to prepare.
Practice Stress Relief Techniques
Stress is a number one killer of mood. When stress chemicals flood the brain, they reduce the effects of any feel good chemicals that were present. The effects of stress can linger for a long time if they aren't dealt with, and over time they can lead to a decreased production of serotonin and other mood elevating chemicals. In order to avoid the effects of stress, learn to recognize and actively reduce your stress levels. Breathing, Yoga, positive thinking, and heart rate manipulation are some of the techniques that you can learn to employ in your favor.
Find Flow Every Day
Finally, flow is another technique that you can use to elevate your mood. Flow is the state that you enter when you are deeply engaged in an activity that you enjoy. When you reach a state of flow, your stress levels drop tremendously and your blood starts to take in the mood raising chemicals. To find flow in your daily life, identify those activities that you love most. Make time for those activities in your daily schedule, no matter how hectic it gets.
Recent Studies Prove that Traditional Remedies Work
The traditional remedies are gaining more and more attention as researchers realize the true value of alternative medicine techniques on health. St John's wort, one of the compounds in Mood Support Formula, has been gaining increasing recognition as a treatment for depression. It has been rated highly alongside prescription medicines, which often carry more risks of side effects than traditional remedies do.
The effects of positive mood on the body are also hot topics in research. Scientists have learned that maintaining a healthy mood can help an individual live longer and experience better overall health during the lifespan. Those who maintain a healthy mood also have an increased range in their memory and they perform better on cognitive tasks.
Finally, researchers are beginning to discover that good mood is self-perpetuating, When we are in a good mood, we have positive thoughts. These thoughts fire off certain neurons in the brain that cause our positive thoughts to grow stronger. As the neurons fire, the pathways in the brain that support these thoughts grow bigger. We begin to think even more positively and strengthen the areas of our brain that promote positive thinking. Once you get started with frequent positive thinking, it becomes a loop that keeps getting stronger and stronger. This concept of neuroplasticity is one of the more exciting recent discoveries related to positive moods and improved brain function.
Mother Earth News released an article about the benefits of natural supplements to help improve mood. In it, they talked specifically about St John's wort as a way to ward off depression. The National Institute of Health is funding research to discover more ways that St John's wort can help patients with mood disorders. Read more about the benefits of natural supplements to support mood.
Each of these elements naturally produces affects that contribute to easing certain areas of depression. When taken together, they cover a wide scope of symptoms that may help the average person gain relief.
St. John's Wort is traditionally known to aid a wide range of symptoms, but it is generally used for the treatment of depression.There has been much research done with St. John's Wort, and the studies show it to be effective for mild-to-moderate depression.
We use only EuroMed European Standardized St. John's Wort. This insures the highest quality tested ingredient.
Twenty out of twenty-three clinical studies (including 2,745 patients) on Europeanstandardized St. JohnÕs Wort demonstrated positive results for depression. Five of these studies were randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled (totaling 626 patients) and showed significant benefits without significant side effects. Eleven clinical studies have been done comparing St. John's Wort to prescription antidepressants, concluding that it is effective for mild to moderate mood disorders.
Our St. John's Wort is made to the exact same specifications as that used in the studies.
The active ingredient in Griffonia simplicifolia is 5-HTP. Numerous scientific studies show 5-HTP is of benefit in individuals with mood disorders. 5-HTP has many advantages over L-tryptophan. Besides being safer to produce and arguably more potent, it can cross the very selective blood-brain barrier more easily than L-tryptophan. Once it passes through the blood brain barrier it is able to help increase levels of of serotonin; a neurotransmitter, whose levels are positively associated with mood.
Griffonia simplicifolia has been used for ADHD, as an anti-depressant, and for pain relief, weight loss and insomnia.. The significant benefit in this supplement is that the 5-HTP occurs naturally. This keeps serotonin levels high, which makes this a natural alternative to maintain good mental health. It helps the body work better.
The extract of Griffonia simplicifolia is taken from the seed; and this is where the 5-HTP is found. Then it is produced into a dietary supplement. The Griffonia simplicifolia synthesizes the 5-HTP in the brain and this halts the dopamine production while it also increases serotonin levels. Serotonin is a hormone in the brain that promotes elated feelings of confidence and self-worth, so this makes the herb successful for those suffering from chronic pain, anxiety disorders, migraines and ADHD.
We use only Griffonia bean extract standardized to 98% L-5-HTP to insure the highest and safest potency.
Siberian root extract is a derivative of the Siberian ginseng, but do not confuse it with American ginseng. Siberian ginseng is plant is found in Siberia, Russia. The root of the Siberian Ginseng has several names, one of which is Adaptogen. This term describes substances that strengthen the body and provide resistance to the stresses of daily life. It is known as an effective adaptogen, which has been shown to support a healthy stress response, and a natural "boost" in energy levels.
Siberian root extract contains a multitude of natural chemicals that affect the brain, immune system, and certain hormones, and because of that has been found to benefit many conditions, including heart diseases, blood pressure, kidney disease, ADHD, hardening of the arteries, Alzheimer's disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, diabetes, Rheumatory arthritis, fibromyalgia and symptoms related to flu and colds. Studies have also shown that Siberian root extract has been used in treating insomnia and the side effects of chemotherapy.
L-Tyrosine is one of a group of 21 essential/nonessential amino acids that are necessary in the human body. Nine of the 21 standard amino acids are called essential because they cannot be recreated from anywhere else. L-Tyrosine mainly acts in the body to produce dopamine, which is known to reduce stress.
The name tyrosine comes from a Greek word 'tyri', which means cheese. The amino acid was first discovered in 1846 by German chemist when researching the protein casein in cheese. Tyrosine is found in many high protein foods, such as chicken, fish, turkey, cottage cheese, yogurt, milk, peanuts, sesame and pumpkin seeds, soy products, bananas, lima beans and avocados, but in order to have an amount that produces results, concentrated supplements are needed.
Inositol is a vitamin-like substance that is found in many plants and animals, though it can be made in a laboratory also. Inositol can be used for a large variety of symptoms including panic disorder, nerve pain, insomnia, high cholesterol, depression, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, ADHD, psoriasis and autism. Inositol also treats conditions of high blood pressure, high triglycerides and raising the levels of testosterone.
Natural products are often used for a multiple of symptoms that are closely related. Inositol has shown possibilities of managing panic attacks and those who have fears of public or open spaces as is effective to some individuals as prescription medicine.
Persons with obsessive-compulsive disorder, OCD, have experienced significant improvement in less than two months time. Since Inositol is known to decrease blood pressure and triglycerides, it has been beneficial in several diseases linked to these symptoms. Always consult a physician; Inositol generally shouldn't be combined with lithium.
Mood Support
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Capsules
Servings per container: 60
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value
|St. John's Wort herb and flower extract
(Hypericum perforatum)
(Standardized to 0.3% [0.9 mg] Hypericin)
|300 mg
|Griffonia (Griffonia simplicifolia) bean extract (Standardized to 98% [24.5 mg]
|25 mg
|Siberian eleutherococcus root extract
(Eleutherococcus senticosus)
(Standardized to 0.5% [0.125 mg] Eleutherosides)
|25 mg
|50 mg
|50 mg
|* Daily Value not established
Other Ingredients: Gelatin, water (capsules), rice powder, stearic acid, magnesium stearate and silica.
Caution: St. John's Wort may cause increased photosensitivity in some individuals. Use caution while taking this product during exposure to sunlight. If symptoms arise, discontinue the use of this product.
Consult a physician before using St. John's Wort with prescription drugs.
Our Standardized St. John's Wort, Griffonia Bean (L-5-HTP) and Siberian eleutherococcus extracts are manufactured by European phytopharmaceutical companies under strict European quality control standards. Like all European herbal extracts, their production is regulated to the same high standards as Over-The-Counter drugs.
Contains No sugar, salt, dairy, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, preservatives, artificial colors or flavors.
Suggested Use:As a dietary supplement, adults take three (3) tablets daily, or as directed by a health care professional. Store in a cool, dry place and away from direct light.
Keep out of reach of children..
Adults: As a dietary supplement take two (2) capsules daily with meals or as directed by a health care professional.
Mood Support Formula is a vegetarian capsule and contains no sugar, salt, dairy, wheat, gluten, corn, preservatives, artificial colors or flavors.
Store in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. Keep out of the reach of children.
Warning: This product may include photosensitivity if you are in the sunlight. Check with your doctor about the use of ingredients with prescription drugs.
If you follow this routine you will start to feel the results within the first few weeks.
Mood Support Formula contains 60 vegetarian capsules. At optimal dosage, a bottle will last you 30 days from when you start usage.
This results in helping your body work better to relieve what is bothering you now PLUS help prevent future disease.
This is why we say there are no negative side effects - Only Positive Side Effects!
Where is Mood Support Formula made?
Is Mood Support Formula approved by the FDA?
Is Mood Support Formula safe to take with other medications?
The FDA has guidelines for labeling, and health education called the Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (DSHEA).
BLUESPRING is a registered FDA labeler, and all of our products are manufactured in GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) certified plants.
This guarantees the highest quality which includes consistency, stabilized potency and continuing reliability.
If you are in the sunlight this product may increase your photosensitivity.
However, only you know your own unique situation and it is best to check with your doctor if you have any questions about interactions. It is recommended to check with your doctor about taking the ingredient St. John's Wort and prescription drugs.
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