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In just 15 years the Galloway Township 4th of July Parade has gone from under 20 participants to almost 200, making it one of the biggest parades in New Jersey, said Parade Chairman Rich Maxwell, of Galloway Township.
Marchers included everyone from veterans groups, youth sports leagues and Scouting troops; to guys riding specially made, decorated high-seat bikes and people who love their cars.
The 2-mile route from the Smithville Town Center shopping area, to the Historic Village of Smithville, was lined with spectators waving flags and shouting out thanks to World War II veterans and others.
"It's my birthday. I come every year," said Eileen McCarter of Galloway, as she watched from the sidelines. "It's just grown and grown."
Erica Coombs, of Galloway Township, is the daughter of Colombian immigrants. She married an immigrant from Chile.
She and sons Sebastian, 5; and Tyler, 13, were on the sidelines, cheering on daughter Nicolette, 18; and Erica's husband Jorge, as they walked with the Galloway Township Republican Party.
She said immigrants have a special love for the flag and patriotic parades.

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Obama's America
President Obama gives another great speech—great not just because he's a compelling speaker but because he's laying out so much about what's wrong with the economy.
I ran for President because for much of the last decade, a very specific governing philosophy had reigned about how America should work: Cut taxes, especially for millionaires and billionaires. Cut regulations for special interests. Cut trade deals even if they didn't benefit our workers. Cut back on investments in our people and in our future -– in education and clean energy, in research and technology. The idea was that if we just had blind faith in the market, if we let corporations play by their own rules, if we left everyone else to fend for themselves that America would grow and America would prosper.
And for a time this idea gave us the illusion of prosperity. We saw financial firms and CEOs take in record profits and record bonuses. We saw a housing boom that led to new homeowners and new jobs in construction. Consumers bought more condos and bigger cars and better TVs.
But while all this was happening, the broader economy was becoming weaker. Nobody understands that more than the people of Ohio. Job growth between 2000 and 2008 was slower than it had been in any economic expansion since World War II -– slower than it's been over the last year. The wages and incomes of middle-class families kept falling while the cost of everything from tuition to health care kept on going up. Folks were forced to put more debt on their credit cards and borrow against homes that many couldn't afford to buy in the first place. And meanwhile, a failure to pay for two wars and two tax cuts for the wealthy helped turn a record surplus into a record deficit.
I ran for President because I believed that this kind of economy was unsustainable –- for the middle class and for the future of our nation. I ran because I had a different idea about how America was built.
I believe government should be lean; government should be efficient. I believe government should leave people free to make the choices they think are best for themselves and their families, so long as those choices don't hurt others. (Applause.)
But in the words of the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln, I also believe that government should do for the people what they cannot do better for themselves. (Applause.) And that means making the long-term investments in this country's future that individuals and corporations can't make on their own: investments in education and clean energy, in basic research and technology and infrastructure. (Applause.)
That means making sure corporations live up to their responsibilities to treat consumers fairly and play by the same rules as everyone else. (Applause.) Their responsibility is to look out for their workers, as well as their shareholders, and create jobs here at home.
And that means providing a hand-up for middle-class families –- so that if they work hard and meet their responsibilities, they can afford to raise their children, and send them to college, see a doctor when they get sick, retire with dignity and respect. (Applause.)
That's what we Democrats believe in -– a vibrant free market, but one that works for everybody. (Applause.) That's our vision. That's our vision for a stronger economy and a growing middle class. And that's the difference between what we and Republicans in Congress are offering the American people right now.
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The Atlanta Falcons, whose quest to become NFL world champions continues Sunday at the Carolina Panthers, took time out on Tuesday to become world record holders.
The Georgia Dome drew 2,288 school-age children from across the state for a morning of exercise, and earned a Guinness World Record for the largest virtual physical education class. That obliterated the Washington Redskins' former record of 643 set earlier this year.
Broadcast statewide and nationally to classrooms via webcast, the event included Falcons players, cheerleaders and military personnel who wanted to help promote healthy lifestyles for children.
"They were just supposed to be watching, but they came over and had fun with the children," said Falcons president Rich McKay, who participated along with Stephanie Blank, wife of Falcons owner/CEO Arthur Blank.
"It was really cool. The kids liked it, the players liked it. … They did a nice job of organizing this."
The event, which featured elements of the NFL's Play 60 fitness program, involved children age 8-12 that are part of the Falcons' Youth Foundation Fitness Zone and First Down for Fitness programs. Play 60 seeks to fight child obesity through commitments to participate in fitness activities for at least 60 minutes five days a week while maintaining a healthy diet.
With an instructional video from HOPSports Training Systems, children were led through 30 minutes of continuous exercise that was witnessed and verified by an official Guinness Record adjudicator.
"Arthur kind of threw down the gantlet to get the record this year," McKay said. "The school districts helped, and the Georgia Dome people did their part to help fill it up.
"The best part is that at some point, the kids can say they're in the Guinness Book of Records."
The Falcons, whose 10-2 mark leads the NFC, have won six in a row entering the first of two games in four weeks against the 1-11 Panthers.
-- Gary Graves
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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A Treatment Access Program To Provide Maraviroc To Eligible Adult Patients Completing A4001050 Study Until Commercial Availability Of Maraviroc (Celsentri) In India
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While bluefin tuna were the prized big game fish in southwest Nova Scotia, off Cape Breton the prize was broadbill swordfish.
These giants appeared every summer and supported a commercial harpoon fishery with hundreds of boats. While fishermen from New England began fishing swordfish off the Scotian Shelf in the 1880s, the main commercial fishery in Canada began in 1903. It grew rapidly and during the period from 1909 to 1959 half the swordfish caught in Canada were landed off Cape Breton.
I can remember my mother telling me that, as a young girl, she remembers making hay along the shore of Gabarus Bay and the bay would be filled with swordfish boats. Word of the large numbers of swordfish off our shores soon spread and the first man to recognize the sport fishing potential of this fishery was an American, Michael Lerner, who first fished them off Louisbourg in 1936.
As a founder of Lerner clothing stores in New York he had the financial means to follow his passions for fishing and hunting around the world. He differed from many others of that period in that he had a strong scientific interest in the biology and life history of the game he pursued and developed a partnership which the American Museum of Natural History. Through the museum Lerner organized two scientific expeditions to Louisbourg to gather information on swordfish.
The lead scientist on that first expedition was Francesca LaMont and she organized a team to collect samples from the swordfish Lerner and his wife Helen landed. One of their areas of interest was a condition known as jellying, where the swordfish flesh took on a jelly like consistency during shipment. The cause of this condition was not discovered until 1982 when researchers isolated a bacterium as the organism responsible.
Lerner's exploits soon attracted a who's who of big game anglers to Louisbourg. Kip Farrington and Lee Wulff were two well known anglers who fished off Louisbourg as did many American doctors, lawyers and stockbrokers.
While Lerner never wrote any books on his fishing accomplishments, Farrington was a prolific author. In his book, "Fishing the Atlantic," Farrington devoted a chapter to fishing for swordfish off Louisbourg. His wife Chris, in her book, "Women Can Fish," also detailed Helen Lerner's fishing accomplishments off Nova Scotia.
The swordfish fishery dropped off during the war and when it resumed the fish were not seen in the numbers they once were. Some blamed the construction of the Canso Causeway for changing migration patterns of bait fish that the swordfish depended on. Others pointed the blame at the long line fishery which caught thousands of small swordfish. Today, while there is a commercial fishery off Nova Scotia, the sport fishery for this species is just a memory.
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The swordfish gets its name from the sword that is an extension of its upper jaw. The sword is used for defence and for hunting. Apparently the fish will swim through schools of herring and mackerel rapidly moving its head back and forth. This injures many fish which the swordfish then eat.
Cape Breton native Don MacLean is a fisheries biologist and a resident of Pictou. He writes on sportfishing for a variety of publications. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Stephen King Weighs in on Bieber
I thought this was a great tweet. I am not sure where Stephen King stands on this issue, but this is a great statement of fact. Great macabre quote Mr. King
Memo to Justin Bieber: For the young celeb, life is a banquet of free food. What they don't tell you is that you are often the last course. — Stephen King (@StephenKing) January 24, 2014


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Drug use Of the 222 people who died due to illicit drug use last year, 123 have been attributed to meth, Oregon medical examiner says
Illegal drugs contributed to the deaths of 222 people in Oregon last year, according to new numbers from the Oregon State medical examiner.
That figure is roughly on par with drug deaths in 2012, but methamphetamine related deaths rose.
Methamphetamine was a factor in 123 deaths last year, the highest number since 2011. Heroin was a factor in 111 deaths.
State Medical Examiner Dr. Karen Gunson said while meth is prevalent across the state, most heroin deaths were in likely in Portland, Medford and Eugene.
Heroin deaths are always more concentrated in the areas of highest population, she said. Meth is more widely distributed by a long shot."
Gunson says methamphetamine users rarely die from overdoses, but the drug increases their blood pressure and encourages risk taking. It is a factor in many deaths involving car crashes, accidents, drowning, heart attack and stroke.
Gunson says her office investigates all deaths that result from violence, accident, drug use and natural cases if a person dies alone without a doctors care.
She added that deaths are only counted as meth-related if a substantial amount of the drug is found, but that trace amounts turn up in many more cases.
We see lots and lots of methamphetamine, sort of as a background in our toxicology, she said.
Prescription painkillers like Oxycodone contributed to 150 deaths; more than either methamphetamine or heroin.


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Edward Saipetch wrote:
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> the bare minimum run these sorts of cron scripts? It would be simple to
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> perform a set of actions (be it clearing the ipf tables or running
> nsupdate).
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> Axel Eble wrote:
>> However, after rebooting the m0n0walls, SIP works once again. That's
>> exactly why I advocate a cron on m0n0wall so as to control exactly
>> *when* a new external IP address is received. That way one could
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New Books
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Jeff Carlson
Alan DeNiro
Carole Nelson Douglas
Fell & Duddleberg
Kelly Gay
Daryl Gregory
Harihareswara & Richardson
Julie Kenner
Caitlin R. Kiernan
John Levitt
Charlene Teglia
Catherynne M. Valente
Jo Walton
4th week November
Tim Akers
Piers Anthony
Terry Bisson
Jim Butcher
Card & Black
Gwyneth Jones
Steven L. Kent
Denise Little
Denise Little
Jennifer Rardin
Kim Stanley Robinson
Mike Shepherd
Jeff VanderMeer
Weber & Flint
2009 Directories
1. Novels
2. Other New Books
Bullington, Jesse :
The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart
Historical fantasy novel about two brothers wandering through medieval Europe seeking the fabled crypts of Gyptland.
Chadbourn, Mark :
The Silver Skull
Historical fantasy novel, first book in the "Swords of Albion", set in Elizabethan England, about spy Will Swyfte and an ongoing Cold War with the forces of Faerie.
Fitzmon, Penni :
Earth Girls Are Deadly
SF novella about combatants in an interstellear war whose battle comes to Earth, threatening the innocence of young women in a California town.
Hamilton, Laurell K. :
Divine Misdemeanors
Paranormal romance novel, eighth in the Meredith Gentry series following A Kiss of Shadows (2000), A Caress of Twilight (2002), Seduced by Moonlight (2004), A Stroke of Midnight (2005), Mistral's Kiss (2006), A Lick of Frost (2007), and Swallowing Darkness (2008), about a faerie princess/private eye.
Jones, Stephen, ed. :
The Dead That Walk: Flesh-Eating Stories
Horror anthology of 24 mostly reprint stories about zombies.
Kirkpatrick, Russell :
Beyond the Wall of Time
Fantasy novel, third book in "The Broken Man" series following Dark Heart and Path of Revenge, about Husk, a once-powerful magician planning his revenge.
Mitchell, Karen Anne :
Finding Words
SF novel about a young woman who's spent 20 years enslaved on the world of Vandhaqa, now free on Earth but choosing to return to the planet to confront her captors.
Paul, Graham Sharp :
The Battle of Devastation Reef
Military space opera novel, third in the Helfort's War series following The Battle at the Moons of Hell (2007) and The Battle of the Hammer Worlds (2008).
Pelegrimas, Marcus :
Howling Legion
Urban fantasy novel, second in the "Skinners" series following Blood Blade (Feb. 2009), about a video game designer who discovers that monsters of the night -- vampires, werewolves, shape-shifting monsters -- are real, and who becomes a member of a secret society devoted to fighting them.
Summers, Jordan :
SF/fantasy/thriller romance novel, third in the "Dead World" series following Red (2008) and Scarlet (June 2009), about two law enforcement officers, accused of crimes they did not commit, who flee society to become werewolves in a No Man's Land of outcasts and nomads.
Takami, Koushun :
Battle Royale: The Novel
SF novel set in a totalitarian Japan in which junior high school students are taken to a desert island, given weapons, and forced to kill one another until only one survivor is left.
Turtledove, Harry :
Liberating Atlantis
Alternate history novel, third in a series following Opening Atlantis (2007) and The United States of Atlantis (2008), about the 15th century European discovery of a continent located between Europe and the east coast of Terranova (North America).
Waters, Sarah :
The Little Stranger
Fantasy/horror novel, a haunted house story set in post-World War II Britain, about Hundreds Hall, a declining Georgian residence occupied by the Ayres family, where country physician Dr. Faraday returns 30 years after visiting at age 10.
Wright, S. L. :
Confessions of a Demon
Urban fantasy novel about Allay, a human/demon hybrid and bar owner, who gets caught up in a clan war between humans and demons in New York City.
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posted 27 December 2009
This page lists selected newly published science fiction, fantasy, and horror books seen by Locus Online. (Locus Online does not have access to materials sent to Locus Magazine).
Review copies received will be listed (though reprints and reissues are on other pages), but not galleys or advance reading copies. Selections, some based only on bookstore sightings, are at the discretion of Locus Online.
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Science and Technology Committee HC 1536 Alcohol GuidelinesWritten evidence submitted by Alcohol Research UK (AG 06)
1. What evidence are Government's guidelines on alcohol intake based on and how regularly is the evidence base reviewed?
We have decided to focus our document on the current evidence base.
2. Could the evidence base and sources of scientific advice to Government on alcohol be improved?
The first point to make is that alcohol causes nearly 10% of all ill-health and premature deaths in Europe. The World Health Organization's Global Burden of Disease Study finds that alcohol is the third most important risk factor, after smoking and raised blood pressure, for European ill-health and premature death.
The number of alcohol-related deaths in the United Kingdom has consistently increased since the early 1990s, rising from the lowest figure of 4,023 (6.7 per 100,000) in 1992 to the highest of 9,031 (13.6 per 100,000) in 2008. (1)
The following summary of current evidence and key concepts relating to guidelines relies heavily on recent work carried out in Australia and Canada by expert committees producing low risk guidelines: labelled low risk because even regular small amounts of alcohol have been linked to disease. A Special Issue of the Drug & Alcohol Review devoted to the topic of drinking guidelines will be published next March, with early online availability before that. The Special Issue will include papers by world experts on a range of issues to do with drinking guidelines and will be directly relevant to the Committee's deliberations.
2.1 A Relative or Absolute Risk Approach
The Canadian approach was to base guidelines on comprehensive reviews of the Relative Risk of health or social outcomes for different levels of consumption compared with the risk experienced by abstainers. Sixteen systematic reviews and meta-analyses conducted by Rehm, Taylor and colleagues at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Ontario were examined (2). The aim was to identify a level of average daily consumption where overall net risk of premature death is the same as that of a lifetime abstainer (zero net risk). At this level of consumption potential health risks and benefits from drinking exactly cancel each other out.
The Australian approach [3] focused upon the absolute risk of harmful outcomes. Daily drinking levels were estimated which would increase the lifetime risk of premature death, injury or illness to more than 1%: this risk of one in 100 is often adopted when assessing the harmful effects of exposure to other hazardous events (eg toxins in the environment).
It should be noted that both the Australian and the Canadian methodology differ from the approach adopted in the Department of Health Sensible Drinking recommendation in 1995.Their recommendations were derived from an analysis of the point on the J-shaped curve relating consumption to the risk of all-cause mortality at which the curve shows a significant increase relative to its lowest point (see Department of Health, 1995, p.21, para 7.8), rather than relative to abstainers as in the Canadian analysis.
2.2 Summary of Canadian findings
2.2.1 Lifetime risk of alcohol- related disease
The Canadian review considered findings separately for males and females from four mostly well-designed meta-analyses linking level of alcohol consumption and risk of death from all causes. The point at which there was a zero net risk in these studies compared with the abstainer reference group was between 1.5 and 2.5 Canadian standard drinks for women and between two and three standard drinks for men. One Canadian standard drink is 13.45g of absolute alcohol—the UK standard drink (known as a "unit") is 8g. However, there is an important potential confounding factor when using abstainers as a reference group. As well as lifetime abstainers these groups may include both ex-drinkers and occasional drinkers who are likely to comprise many people who have cut down their drinking for health reasons. These people have a higher risk of premature death than lifetime abstainers. Di Castelnuovo et al [4] claimed to have taken account of this issue. They provide the best available estimate of a net zero risk point. This was found to be at an average of two Canadian standard drinks per day for women and three Canadian standard drinks per day for a man: the equivalent of 3.4 UK units for women and five UK units for men.
2.2.2 Lifetime risk of death from alcohol-related injury
A systematic search identified 17 published studies from 1995 onwards which had quantified the relative risk of injury following drinking. Six of the 12 case-control studies reported stronger effects for women while none of those with case-crossover designs found significant gender effects.
The Canadian expert group concluded that recommended upper levels for occasional consumption on a single day should be three Canadian standard drinks for a woman and four Canadian standard drinks for a man: equivalent to five UK units for women and seven for men. These guidelines should always be accompanied by "the following caveats and stipulations for minimising risk of acute problems: (i) avoiding high-risk situations and activities; (ii) minimising intoxication by drinking slowly, selecting lower alcohol content beverages, drinking in association with food, alternating alcoholic drinks with caffeine-free non-alcoholic drinks and not combining use with other psychoactive substances; (iii) minimising frequency of consuming at upper levels; and (iv) advising persons with low tolerance due to young or old age and/or low bodyweight to never exceed two Canadian standard drinks for women, three for men (3.5 and 5 UK units).
It was clearly acknowledged that each drink from one onwards increases the risk of acute problems in many situations. It was reasoned though that if certain high-risk situations are avoided and if other precautions are taken these levels can still be considered low risk.
2.3 Summary of the Australian evidence
2.3.1 Lifetime risk of alcohol-related disease
When considering the absolute risk of dying from alcohol-attributable disease it is clear that, as the average volume of alcohol consumption increases, the lifetime risk of death from alcohol-related disease increases. For both sexes, the lifetime risk of death from alcohol-related disease more than triples when consumption increases from two to three Australian standard drinks a day (2.5 to 3.75 UK units). At higher levels of drinking, large differences by gender are seen, with the risk for women being significantly higher than that for men. At one standard drink, the lifetime risk for women is lower than for men. At 10 standard drinks a day, the lifetime risk for women is almost one in 10, 25 times the risk at two standard drinks. For men, there is an almost 12-fold increase and the risk is six in 100.
At levels of alcohol consumption recommended in the Australian report (two Australian standard drinks or less on any day), there is little difference in the risk of alcohol-related harm for men and women over a lifetime. This level is equivalent to 2.5 UK units.
2.3.2 Lifetime risk of death from alcohol-related injury
A modelled analysis was used to determine the accumulated lifetime risk of death from the type of injuries for which alcohol has an accepted causal effect, based on established epidemiological data.
Lifetime risk was calculated for an increasing number of drinks per occasion and for various numbers of drinking occasions over a lifetime.
The risk of death from injury remains below one in 100 for both men and women if they always drink two Australian standard drinks or less on an occasion, even if the occasions are every day. (Equivalent to 2.5 UK units: about one pint of 4.5% ABV beer).
2.4 Comparison of Canadian and Australian reports
A comparison of these two reports indicates that different methods of establishing low risk guidelines will lead to differing low risk limits. These upper limits for daily low risk consumption, in UK units, are summarised in the following table:
Table 1
Low risk limits for disease
Low risk limits for injury
Both the Australian and the Canadian reports consider a similar evidence base relating to young people and to pregnancy.
2.5 Children and young people under 18 years of age
The results of a comprehensive review of the available evidence completed by the Australian team (2) indicate that:
Young people under the age of 15 years are much more likely than older drinkers to experience risky or antisocial behaviour connected with their drinking.
The rates of risky behaviour are also elevated among drinkers aged 15−17 years.
These conclusions are based upon an assessment of the potential harms of alcohol for these age groups, as well as a range of epidemiological research that indicates that alcohol may adversely affect brain development children and be linked to alcohol-related problems later in life. However, this evidence is not conclusive enough to allow definitive statements to be made about the risks of drinking for young people. As a result it has not been possible to set a "safe" or "no-risk" drinking level for children and young people. The safest option for those under fifteen is not to drink at all and the safest option for 15–17-year-olds is to delay the initiation of drinking for as long as possible.
2.6 Pregnancy and breastfeeding
2.6.1 Whilst here has been a great deal of research on the effects of alcohol on the foetus, the complexity of the issue makes development of policy and provision of definitive advice difficult. Although the risk of birth defects is greatest with high, frequent maternal alcohol intake during the first trimester, alcohol exposure throughout pregnancy (including before pregnancy is confirmed) can have consequences for development of the foetal brain.
However, it is not clear at what dose harmful effects become detectable. This uncertainty is reflected in policy and guidance regarding alcohol use in pregnancy (5). Several authoritative guidelines emphasise that a safe level has not been established and conclude that not drinking at any stage in pregnancy is the safest option.
2.6.2 The Australian guideline document provides a comprehensive review of the evidence (p71). For example, the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit in the UK has published two high quality systematic reviews (6, 7). The reviews were based on a thorough search of the literature and were critically assessed using established criteria.
The first review, which included 46 studies, addressed the effects of low to moderate prenatal alcohol exposure (less than 12g alcohol) on pregnancy outcomes. In five of the eight studies reporting on miscarriage, an increased rate was observed in the exposed group; however two of these studies had methodological limitations, including failure to adjust for confounding factors. Overall, there was no convincing evidence that low-moderate maternal alcohol intake conferred an increased risk of miscarriage, still-birth, prematurity, intrauterine growth restriction (or small for gestational age at birth) and birth defects, including Foetal Alcohol Syndrome.
There were several limitations in the studies included in the review and the authors concluded that it "is difficult to determine whether there was any adverse effect on pregnancy outcome associated with low-moderate levels of prenatal alcohol consumption" but also that the paucity and inconsistency of available evidence "preclude the conclusion that drinking at these (low-moderate) levels during pregnancy is safe".
2.6.3 In the second systematic review the foetal effects of prenatal "binge-drinking" (defined in most studies as six standard drinks on a single occasion) in women who were pregnant or trying to become pregnant were examined.
In the 14 included papers, there was no consistent evidence that "binge-drinking" influenced rates of these outcomes, with the exception of neurodevelopmental outcomes. Individual studies suggest that disinhibited and delinquent behaviour, reduction in verbal IQ, and learning difficulties and poor educational performance are more common in children whose mothers "binge". Furthermore, the risk increased with higher alcohol intake and greater frequency of "binges". Many of the included studies had methodological weaknesses and different definitions for "binge-drinking" were used (eg some studies included women who had a "binge" on a single occasion and others included only women who "binged" throughout pregnancy).
A further limitation of both this and the earlier review is the short duration of follow-up of exposed children in the included papers. Alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorders, for example, may not be diagnosed until school age. The study authors conclude that, despite the lack of good evidence of harm from heavy drinking in human studies, the animal literature suggests that the appropriate public health message may be "recommending pregnant women to avoid binge drinking".
The reviewers note that, when pregnant women who do not drink regularly report having had isolated episodes of heavy drinking, they should be reassured that the evidence for risk of harm is minimal.
2.6.4 Breastfeeding
There is a lack of good quality evidence from human studies regarding the effects of maternal alcohol consumption on lactation, infant behaviour and development. As a result, as for pregnancy, it was not possible to set a "safe" or "no-risk" drinking level for breastfeeding women.
2.7 Alcohol consumption and risk of social harm
2.7.1 Alcohol consumption is not only linked to acute and chronic diseases, it is also connected with social harms such as physical and sexual violence, vandalism, public disorder, family and interpersonal problems, financial problems, unwanted sex, work and school-related problems, with levels of risk rising with increased consumption. When socio-demographic variables and volume of overall alcohol use are controlled, the likelihood of social harm increases with the frequency of heavy drinking. A large US national alcohol survey (8) and found that frequency of drinking five or more US standard drinks per day was a strong predictor of violent behaviour, driving license revocation, spousal abuse, divorce/separation as well as work and school problems. (Five US standard drinks is equivalent to about 8.5 UK units.)
2.7.2 A study of patterns and levels of drinking by US college students (9) used a mathematical modelling approach to identify changing risk of harmful outcomes as a function of quantity of alcohol consumed on one occasion. Clear threshold effects were identified for this relatively young group at two drinks for females and three drinks for males. (2.5 and four UK units). These findings were considered to support the need for lower recommended levels for younger drinkers and for mitigating risk by limiting frequency of consuming at upper levels of consumption. As a consequence the Australian report advised substantially lower levels of consumption (one or two Australian standard drinks no more than one or two times per week) were recommended for older teenagers and for young people under 25 years.
2.8 Limitations of the research evidence
The following are the main limitations of the evidence base used to set low-risk limits.
2.8.1 Under-reporting of personal alcohol consumption
It is well established that self-reported consumption of alcohol can often underestimate actual consumption. Some of the larger cohort studies from which risks of specific or all-cause mortality have been estimated use the most reliable recent recall methods or validate self-report using diary methods: but many do not. Under-reporting of consumption in studies results in overestimation of the risks of alcohol consumption.
2.8.2 Failure to take account of heavy drinking episodes
The frequency of heavy consumption occasions involving five or more drinks in one day is associated with increased risk of alcohol-related morbidity and mortality. Recent studies relating level of alcohol use to risk of adverse health outcomes are more likely to control for this variable, but the meta-analyses presented in the Australian and Canadian reports include many studies that have not. This will also result in overestimation of risks from a given level of alcohol use.
2.8.3 Misclassification of former and occasional drinkers as lifelong-abstainers
Abstainers who have been drinking in the past are more susceptible than lifelong abstainers to alcohol-related harms. Recent studies and meta-analyses have been more careful to compare drinking risk against that for a strictly defined group of lifelong abstainers, making separate estimates for former drinkers.
2.8.4 Failure to control for confounding effects of personality and lifestyle
There are also a number of reasons why the beneficial effects of moderate alcohol use may be overestimated. These include evidence of publication bias (whereby researchers are more likely to publish papers finding evidence of cardiac protection than not) and a failure to control for lifestyle factors. Light and moderate alcohol use is significantly associated with a multitude of positive health behaviours which are especially likely to reduce risk of cardiac and vascular illness, eg healthy diet, regular exercise, lower bodyweight and high socio-economic status. In other words, moderate alcohol use can be a sign of healthy living rather than a cause of extra longevity.
3. How well does the Government communicate its guidelines and the risks of alcohol intake to the public?
We have no robust evidence that enables us to answer this question but we would like to follow suggestions made in the Australian guidelines and propose the use of the following methods in the future:
3.1 Materials to support health professionals providing assessment and brief advice to early-stage problem drinkers or persons whose health is compromised in some way by their drinking.
3.2 Web-based interactive materials that enable individuals to assess their own level of alcohol consumption and risk profile. Examples of such websites are http://www.downyourdrink.org.uk/ and http://www.drinkaware.co.uk and NHS Choices http://www.nhs.uk/Tools/Pages/Alcoholcalculator.aspx?Tag.
3.3 Brief and informative leaflets to be available in various healthcare settings and for the general public summarising the low-risk guidelines.
3.4 Materials that enable drinkers to better understand the number of standard drinks they consume (eg, using illustrations of popular drinks showing numbers of units they contain or the labeling of alcohol containers with the number of units they contain).
3.5 Widespread social marketing to both youth and adults to increase their knowledge of guidelines, and inform their individual choices. This includes the use of Smart phone Apps.
3.6 The Canadian expert group suggest that a "useful and engaging dissemination strategy would be to develop an Internet-based resource which would allow individuals to estimate their absolute risk of an alcohol caused death at different levels of consumption based on information about gender, age, personal health and perhaps family histories of illness. This would complement the more simplistic population-wide Guideline advice based on relative risk".
3.7 The message to be disseminated must be simple but it also must be accurate. Heather (10) has pointed out that it must give a guideline on a limit for regular consumption as well as a different one for one-off consumption, although these two different kinds of limit are often confused in communications to the general public. He argues that: "Conventional wisdom has it that, to be effective, communications to the general public should consist of no more than one piece of information or two at the most. However, if the accurate information it is desired to communicate is unavoidably complicated, what alternative is there? At the very least, there should be a discussion in public health circles about how the conflicting imperatives of avoiding overly complex messages and telling the public what the available evidence indicates can be reconciled.
4. How do the UK Government's guidelines compare to those provided in other countries?
4.1 The Australian document provides a useful chart that summarises recommendations relating to low risk limits in OECD countries
From this chart it can be seen that for women 12 countries are recommending limits that are lower than the UK. They are: Australia, Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden & United States. Only five countries recommend limits that are greater than the UK. They are: Canada, Portugal, Romania, Singapore & Spain. For men 15 countries recommend limits that are lower than the UK. They are: Australia, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland & United States. Six countries recommend higher limits: Denmark, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Portugal & South Africa.
5. References
1. Alcohol Deaths—UK rates increase in 2008; Office for National Statistics, General Register Office for Scotland, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, 28 January 2010.
2. Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol http://www.nhmrc.gov.au/your-health/alcohol-guidelines.
3. The basis for Canada's new low risk drinking guidelines: a relative risk approach to estimating hazardous levels and patterns of alcohol use. Tim Stockwell, Peter Butt, Doug Beirness, Louis Gliksman and Catherine Paradis. Based on a paper presented at the Annual Symposium of the Kettil Bruun Society for Social and Epidemiological research on Alcohol, 30 May–4 June 2010.
4. Di Castelnuovo, A Costanzo, S, Bagnardi, V, Donati, M B, Iacoviello, L. and de Gaetano, G. (2006) Alcohol dosing and total mortality in men and women: an updated meta-analysis of 34 prospective studies. Archives of Internal Medicine,166:2437-2445.
5. O'Leary, C, Nassar, N, Zubrick, S, Kurinczuk, J, Stanley, F & Bower, C (2010). Evidence of a complex association between dose, pattern and timing of prenatal alcohol exposure and child behaviour problems. Addiction, 105, (1), 74 – 86.
6. Henderson J, Gray R, Brocklehurst P (2007a). Systematic review of effects of low-moderate prenatal alcohol exposure on pregnancy outcome. BJOG 114: 243–52.
7. Henderson J, Kesmodel U, Gray R (2007b). Systematic review of the fetal effects of prenatal binge-drinking. J Epidemiol Community Health 61: 1069–73.
8. Dawson, D A, Li, T K & Grant, B F (2008). A prospective study of risk drinking: At risk for what? Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 95, 62–72
9. Gruenewald, P, Johnson, F, Ponicki, W R, & LaScala, E A (2010). A dose-response perspective on college drinking and related problems. Addiction, 105(2), 257-269.
10. Heather N, (2009). The importance of keeping regular: accurate guidance to the public on low-risk drinking levels. Alcohol & Alcoholism Vol. 44, No. 3, pp. 226–228.
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An HOA can foreclose its lien if the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) of the community allow it to do so, which they typically do. (Learn more in Nolo's article What are Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) in HOAs?)
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WASHINGTON -- The newest version of the BlackBerry smartphone went on sale in the United States on Friday in what is seen as a crucial test for the struggling tech firm.
The BlackBerry Z10, the first phone using the new BlackBerry 10 platform, is being sold through T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon Wireless, and at retailer Best Buy.
The new platform is seen as the Canadian firm's last opportunity to regain ground in a market dominated by Google's Android and Apple's iOS operating systems.
The touch-screen Z10 has already been launched in other markets, including Australia, Britain and Indonesia. The company also plans a model with a physical keyboard called Q10.
While the launch lacked the crowds seen for the iPhone, an event held in New York's Times Square and recounted on the BlackBerry blog showed interest among U.S. customers to be the first to get the device just after midnight.
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Greensboro, N.C. • Durand Scott knocked down the shots to turn away North Carolina State's best pushes, and Shane Larkin provided the steady floor leadership that kept ninth-ranked Miami in control.
The backcourt that guided the Hurricanes to their first Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season championship now has them positioned to add the tournament title, too.
Scott scored a career-high 32 points to help the Hurricanes beat the Wolfpack 81-71 on Saturday in the ACC semifinals, earning the program's first trip to the final.
Larkin added 23 for the top-seeded Hurricanes (26-6), who before Saturday had had reached the ACC semifinals just once before as a No. 12 seed making a surprise run before falling to eventual national champion Duke in 2010. Now they're heading to Sunday's final to face No. 3 seed North Carolina.
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Miami led all day and by 19 points late in the first half against the fifth-seeded Wolfpack (24-10), who got within six after halftime but couldn't dig out of that big hole.
Scott had a lot to do with that. The senior guard went 12 for 18 from the field and 5 for 8 from 3-point range to keep draining the energy from a home-state crowd wearing plenty of red.
Scott scored 21 points on 10-for-15 shooting as a freshman in the 2010 semifinal loss to the Blue Devils, then turned in an even bigger performance in the Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday.
"When I walk into this building, there's a lot of security guards, a lot of media people, a lot of people that work for the ACC I think they remember me," Scott said. "They always come up to me like, 'You remember this building and how [you did] your freshman year' and things like that. ... But I just tell them that was the past. That game can't win us the game today, yesterday or tomorrow. I've just got to go out there and do what I need to do for my team to win, and that's what I did tonight."
North Carolina 79, Maryland 76 • Dexter Strickland and Reggie Bullock scored 15 points apiece and North Carolina held on to beat Maryland in the ACC Tournament semifinals.
P.J. Hairston scored 13 points despite a heavily wrapped and injured left (non-shooting) hand for the third-seeded Tar Heels (24-9), but his missed free throw with 16 seconds left gave Maryland a chance to force overtime. The Terps called time out with 10.9 seconds left, and Logan Aronhalt took the inbounds pass and immediately launched an off-balance 30-foot airball.
Bullock snatched the ball and passed to Hairston, who was all alone near midcourt, and the Tar Heels ran out the clock to clinch their league-record 32nd appearance in the title game.
Championship No. 9 Miami vs. North Carolina
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Beginnings: The Dempster Dumpster
    The first Dempster Dumpster lifts were employed by the family company on their construction sites, and consisted of a hydraulic hoist mounted to motor truck whereby open top buckets could be engaged, lifted and transported. The device also allowed for emptying of the shallow buckets by simply tipping them as they were held in the raised position by the hoist. First patented in February 1935, the device began to attract the attention of rival operators and before long Dempster Brothers Incorporated was in the truck equipment business.
Model 200 LF showing hookup, lift, carry and dump sequence
Model H Dumpster system: 6-yard container is raised by lifting against pins welded on each side of bin, power provided by a hydraulic reeving hoist
To dump, an arrester hook suspends top section of container while hoist is lowered allowing bottom-hinged floor to swing open.
    Heavy-duty Dumpster lift hoists were introduced which featured direct-lift hydraulic rams with pivot arms and chains. Dubbed model series 'LF' and 'LFW' (Load Forward) they not only eliminated the cables and pulleys of the old reeving hoist, but also boosted the dead lift capacity to handle bigger containers. The Load Forward hoist would become Dempster's most popular model. Production continued during World War II, with Dempster supplying units to the armed forces as well as other necessary war material.
* A detailed biography by J.C. Tumblin is available online here: GEORGE DEMPSTER BIO
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Professor Peter ZakutanskyOffice: 240-567-7510 | email: email@example.com:Costume Crafts and Design, Stage Makeup and Hair Design, and Introduction to Theatre Degrees: BFA, Ohio University MFA, George Washington University Experience: Peter Zakutansky taught for 10 years at Howard University and established himself as a freelance costumer and designer in the Baltimore Washington area at the Signature Theatre, Studio Theatre, Kennedy Center, and other venues, before joining the faculty at Montgomery College in 1995. He designs the costumes, hair, and makeup for all student stage productions and dance concerts at Montgomery College.
Professor KenYatta RogersOffice: 240-567-4001 | email: firstname.lastname@example.com: Fundamentals of Acting, Introduction to Theatre, Voice and Diction Degrees:BA, Clark Atlanta University MFA, University of Pittsburgh Experience: Active as an actor and director in Baltimore-Washington DC area theatres, KenYatta Rogers recently served as an artistic associate to the African Continuum Theatre Company (ACT Co) and has worked with Arena Stage, Shakespeare & Company, Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Theatre J, Source Theatre, and Washington Shakespeare Company. He received a Mary Goldwater Award for his stage work in the 2000-01 season and has served as a panelist for the Southeastern Theatre Conference. His areas of expertise include acting, African American theatre, Shakespeare, and stage combat. He is also a co-producer of MCSlam!, and creator and co-producer of Montgomery College's Classical Forum.
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Drake Set to Host 2014 ESPYs
Taking his sports love to a whole new level, Drake is slated to host the 2014 ESPYs.
Rihanna's beau took to Twitter to announce the exciting news this afternoon (April 9), writing, "Honored to be this year's @ESPYS host @espn 7.16.2014 #ESPYS #NWTS."
The ESPYs honor the best and brightest in the sports industry and take place at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on July 16.
Recent hosts include Seth Meyers, Justin Timberlake, Jon Hamm, Rob Riggle, Jimmy Kimmel, LeBron James and Samuel L. Jackson.


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ESPN is apologizing and backpedaling away from a racially insensitive headline about Jeremy Lin of the New York Knicks that appeared on its web site early Saturday morning.
ESPN says it is sorry for publishing what it calls the "offensive" headline around 2:30 A.M. after the New Orleans Hornets beat Lin's Knicks 89-85 to snap their 7-game winning streak. ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys issued a statement Saturday:
Last night, ESPN.com's mobile web site posted an offensive headline referencing Jeremy Lin at 2:30 am ET. The headline was removed at 3:05 am ET. We are conducting a complete review of our cross-platform editorial procedures and are determining appropriate disciplinary action to ensure this does not happen again. We regret and apologize for this mistake.
Asian-American groups have expressed concern about the growing use of racial stereotypes in media coverage about Lin. To make matters worse, an ESPN anchor used the phrase while interviewing Knicks legend Walt Frazier about possible weak spots in the young point guard's game. Take a look via SB Nation:
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
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Saturday 18th August at Redbridge Judo Club, Mitcham Road, Ilford, IG3 8QW , 1000-1200hrs. 1 hour technical judo aiming to help BJJ or Grappling and 1 hour sparring both standing and on ground. Gonna be starting in a Gi and if people want to take Jackets off we can see how the session go's. Great opportunity to roll with guys not from your gym with different games to the guys in your own gym. Obviously there are gyms training on a Saturday but hoping its a great opportunity to change it up for a session. Plenty of parking, showers and large mat area.*
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Supervalu is shipping goods to its grocery stores across the Eastern region with a much smaller carbon footprint, thanks to the recent addition of 35 Class 8 Volvo trucks that operate on compressed natural gas (CNG).
99 Cents Only Stores said Tuesday it has leased 40 new compressed natural gas powered tractors from Ryder, which will replace diesel burning units with cleaner CNG rigs.
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Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market has added 25 compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles to its distribution fleet as part of a partnership with Ryder System.
Giant Eagle on Thursday unveiled its first two compressed natural gas fueling stations in the Pittsburgh area at its Beechnut Drive retail support and distribution center, according to a report by Drug Store News.


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Graduate seminar to evaluate and discuss current research topics. Topics and requirements vary. Offered: AWSp.
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WINTER 2007 MEETS WED 11:30 AM - 1 PM IN 306 ANDERSON. This social science graduate seminar explores a variety of topics and approaches each quarter. During Winter Quarter 2007, we'll use a literature review approach to explore sustainability. Sustainability refers to satisfying the current needs of people, businesses, governments, and organizations without compromising the planet's capacity to provide for the needs of future generations. Practicing sustainability involves integrating and balancing 1) social, 2) financial, and 3) environmental issues and equity, for the greater good of all people over the long term. Integrating the these three is referred to as the triple bottom line. This phrase is derived from the often used business term bottom line, which refers to the a firm's profitability or net earnings, which is the last (i.e., bottom) line in a corporate earnings statement. Sustaining the planet over the long term, however, depends on managing not one bottom line (i.e., corporate profits) but on all three bottom lines. Sustainability will become more embedded if awareness is raised and collaborative partnerships, among citizens (consumers of resources and products), businesses (hopefully implementing sustainable practices), and government (providing policy frameworks and enforcement), are encouraged, formed, and rewarded.
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General method of instruction
Our literature review goals will be: 1) during the first four weeks, to explore the concept of sustainability in general in order for all participants to share a common language, followed by 2) focusing on the financial dimensions (e.g., business, economics) of sustainability.
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Review three sustainability articles (request from firstname.lastname@example.com)that will be discussed during first seminar.
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[Tip] Tweak and Customize Windows 8 Task Manager Functionality
If you are using Windows 8 or if you are regularly reading this blog, you might be aware of the new redesigned Task Manager present in Windows 8. Microsoft has changed lots of things in Windows 8 Task Manager which make this new Task Manager better and more advanced than the old Task Manager present in previous Windows versions.
Windows 8 Task Manager shows better details of running processes, allows you to disable startup items and also allows you to directly restart Windows Explorer process which is a very useful and a welcomed feature of Windows 8 Task Manager.
But there is a slight problem in this new Task Manager which I found a little irritating. It shows the running processes in groups such as apps, background processes and Windows processes. Although it looks organized but if you need to look for a particular process, it takes more time compared to the time used in old Task Manager versions because first we need to identify which group contains details of that process.
Following screenshot shows how the various processes are shown in groups in Windows 8 Task Manager:
Another problem in new Task Manager is the removal of original file name of the running processes. Windows 8 Task Manager shows labels of the processes such as "Service Host", "Client Server Runtime Process", etc instead of their actual file names such as svchost.exe, csrss.exe, etc. Previous Task Manager versions used to show file names of processes which helped better in identifying processes.
If you also think the same and want to disable grouping feature from Task Manager and bring back the actual file names in Windows 8 Task Manager, then this tutorial will help you.
Today in this tutorial, I'll tell you 2 very simple steps to customize Windows 8 Task Manager to:
- Disable grouping feature in Task Manager
- Show actual file names of processes in Task Manager
So without wasting time lets start the tutorial:
1. First of all open Task Manager. Right-click on Taskbar and select "Task Manager" option. You can also directly open Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys together.
2. Now click on View menu and uncheck "Group by type" option as shown in following screenshot:
That's it. It'll immediately turn off process grouping feature and Task Manager will start showing all processes without grouping similar to previous Task Manager versions as shown in following screenshot:
3. Now it's turn of adding process file name to Task Manager. Right-click on the area where column names are displayed such as name, memory, disk, network, etc and then enable the option "Process name" as shown in following screenshot:
That's it. Now Windows 8 Task Manager will also show file names of running processes along with their labels as shown in following screenshot:
In my opinion, disabling grouping feature and showing actual file names helps better in working with running processes. What's your opinion? Feel free to share your comments...
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