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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - As early as kindergarten, kids who are overweight feel more lonely and anxious than their normal-weight peers, new research shows.
And for both boys and girls who are persistently overweight from kindergarten through third grade, these feelings of depression, anxiety and loneliness get worse over time, Dr. Sara Gable of the University of Missouri in Columbia and her colleagues found.
"I think there's a tendency to believe that boys don't experience those consequences until later," Gable told Reuters Health. "These findings suggest that they are experiencing some of these negative consequences earlier than may have been believed."
Her study included 8,000 children divided into three different groups: those who were overweight through kindergarten, first grade and third grade; kids who were only overweight as third graders; and kids who were never overweight. Gable and her team looked at teachers' perceptions of students in kindergarten, first grade, and third grade, and also had children fill out questionnaires about their own well-being.
Teachers rated the girls who were overweight throughout the study, as well as those who only were overweight in third grade, as having worse interpersonal skills than girls who were never overweight. They also viewed overweight girls as having less self-control, and the differences seen between the heavy girls and normal-weight girls increased over time.
However, a boy's weight status had no influence on how a teacher perceived his social or self-control skills. Heavy boys were actually viewed as showing fewer aggressive, acting-out behaviors than normal weight boys, while the opposite was true for girls, with overweight girls seen as showing more of these "externalizing" behaviors.
Children who were overweight at any point during the study also perceived themselves as having worse interpersonal skills, lower social standing, and worse peer relationships. The heavy children also reported having more "internalizing" behaviors, such as social withdrawal or depression.
The fact that teachers' different perceptions of overweight children extended to those who were technically overweight for the first time in third grade suggests that even children who may have been on the heavy side of "average" early-on experience discrimination, Gable said."
Overweight shouldn't be seen as an "either-or" proposition, according to the researcher, but as a continuum. And both parents and pediatricians should pay attention to a child's weight status even before he or she is officially overweight, Gable added.
How to help kids slim down is far from clear, she acknowledged. And working parents are also faced with major obstacles to helping their kids be more active and eat healthier, she added, which are only getting worse with the economic slump.
Parents simply need to do what they can, Gable said, from offering a child a plain carrot instead of a carrot slathered with ranch dressing, or having kids draw and color instead of watching TV. "In terms of what's the solution -- for families it's baby steps," she said.
SOURCE: Applied Developmental Science.


text: thanks. Not really prepared to buy an additional tv card though so not an alternative really. Cheers Graham Graham Page Mobile: 07753 607980 Fax: 0870 706 2773 Email: gpage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx MSN: gabriel_mcbird@xxxxxxxxxxx Skype: gabriel_mcbird ----- Original Message ----- From: G. McFarlane To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 7:12 PM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Freecom freeview USB stick Hi Graham Checking on the chris-tv website it looks as if it only works for analog tv tuner cards. Recently they've linked with an epg program scheduler/guide called webshifter and this looks promising. At present Chris-tv has an excellent scheduler - you can easily set up start and end times and put the computer into standby until the next recording. The webshifter program allows the searching of program guides and sends your choices to the scheduler in chris-tv. It therefore looks as if it will not support the Freecom usb stick but as far as the program guide goes the epg in Freecom is great anyway. I'm assuming you're asking this because you want to take advantage of the audio description recording which I think takes place in chris-tv. As regards USB1 I don't think Freecom's usb2 stick is recommended as usb1 is too slow at capturing. Hope this helps. Gordon ----- Original Message ----- From: Graham Page To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 1:33 PM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Freecom freeview USB stick Hi Gordon. Can the Freecom USB stick be used as the TV tuner for Chris-tv? Also, can the Freecom USB stick be used on a machine with only USB 1.1 ports? Regards Graham Regards Graham Graham Page Mobile: 07753 607980 Fax: 0870 706 2773 Email: gpage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx MSN: gabriel_mcbird@xxxxxxxxxxx Skype: gabriel_mcbird ----- Original Message ----- From: G. McFarlane To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 9:04 AM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Freecom freeview USB stick Hi Sunil The following is a compilation of a couple of emails I wrote a while ago about the Freedom USB stick. I'm just pasting them quickly below to give you an idea about it - they're not a definitive review but show something of what the stick can do. The current state of play is that they do give an audio described channel but it's only the commentary - you can't as yet mix the background sound (the original audio) with the voice. They're looking into changing this but a week or two ago they were going to release new drivers then said they were going to redo them from scratch so it's unlikely there will be an upgrade for a month or two. However apart from this it's great for getting free stations, recording them, time on them and as I've raved before, it's a great electronic programme guide which only needs a little jaws graphics labelling. I can thoroughly recommend it for the quality price and accessibility - however if it's audio description you're looking for it's not a goer at the moment. Another program I have been looking at is chris-tv which does the same kind of thing and is pretty well keyboard shortcut accessible. It does offer various audio recording facilities which probably does include the ability to record and hear audio description but as yet I've not experimented in this area. It has a 21 day trial and by all reports the quality of picture is good - it uses your tv tuner card and even gives an avi file option for recording (as well as mpg). It's available at: www.chris-tv and I must say gives a good measure of control and accessibility in recording TV. Regards. Gordon McFarlane Now the earlier reports: Hi Further to my last comments on this I've had a bit more time to use this. Those wh are considering buying it may find the following useful The manual comes with a number of keyboard shortcuts, but by phoning the extremely helpful helpline and experimentation I've discovered that there are more for some of the things I at first thought were going to be inaccessible. On the main viewing screen a right click of the mouse or the pressing of the context menu key at the right of the keyboard brings up a context menu in which many of the major viewing functions and settings can be found. Also keypresses are available for most of these functions. On the control panel of the program (alt and tab to get there) it at first seems impossible to get the icons at the foot of this - these icons are for setting up favourite channels (accessible from the main context menu), an open file dialog box (press ctrl and 'o') which allows access to the files you have recorded so you can view them within the program. Right clicking on selected file(s) in this dialog box (after tabbing to them) allows a variety of functions including burning them to disk. There is also a Setup icon (which can also be accessed fromthe main viewing window by pressing 'e'.) Here you can scan and alter channel order, setup and remove preset recordings, etc. You can have what looks like 100 preset recordings and two buttons allow you to delete one preset at a time or all The jewel in the crown is the next icon in the control panel - it is the electronic preset guide (accessible by pressing ctrl and 'e'). Forgive me if I sound enthusiastic but it's the first electronic program guide which I've found accessible. if you've found one then I apologise for my ranting. You can tab through all the options, setting any of the channels, reading the information about the current program on that channel or on the program you select from the list which are about to be broadcasted. It takes a second or two after getting into the EPG (electronic program guide) for the program to look up the net and input the information but when it's there it's marvelous. I thought at first that it only gave listings for the same day, but when I had some sighted help I discovered that when Jaws announced 'tab' when it hit a certain field I would then right arrow to the next day, and so on. Once on a new day it went straight to the listing for that day. To move to the next day it meant tabbing around again to the 'day tabe' again. Using the Jaws graphics labeller solved this problem and now it announces the day when it hits that tab field. I didn't get the labeller to work automatically though - you have to get sighted help to position the cursor then label each day icon, but once that's done it works a treat. When you find a program you want to record you have to position the Jaws cursor over the time and press the left mouse button jaws key on the keypad twice (the equivalent of double clicking on it). This brings up the record preset window and you can check all the times and program name etc. before accepting it. (There may be another way of choosing the program you wish to record apart from finding the time with the jaws cursor but as yet I haven't found it) You can then take away the whole program from the screen and go back to the desktop or work on another program. When the program you wish to record is about to begin, the program loads itself up and starts recording right on time. By the way if you do this make sure your computer clock is accurate to the second then you'll not miss bits of the program as I did at first. One or two things need a bit of jaws cursoring at first but all in all it's pretty accessible software for such a new product. Hope this helps anyone thinking of purchasing it. Regards. Gordon Hi As promised I'm sending you an email with my congratulations and concerns about the Freeview USB2 Stick. I would be obliged if you would pass it on to the relevant person(s) as agreed. It's great - it's about the only piece of equipment I've come across which gives blind people access to this type of equipment. The software has been designed with most of the functions available by menus and keyboard shortcuts, that for a visually impaired person are a Godsend. I'm especially impressed with the EPG which for once in this visually impaired notorious area is pretty well totally accessible by screen reader. Thank you Freecom. Now one or two concerns or requests. Only one or two extras if included would make this device almost perfect for blind users. The first and most important thing is the use of the audio channels. It's great to be able to switch between the two that seem to come with many broadcasts, especially when the second track is audio description. However it seems strange that when you switch to the alternative audio described track, only the voice is heard describing what is going on, not the background soundtrack. I had thought that when broadcasters put out these programmes they superimposed the voice over the background audio and put them out as one channel - here however the two are still separate and not of much use this way. I'm not sure how Freeview boxes work as I'm used to Sky in which I can select a 'Narrative' audio channel in the System setup, and when I change channels to an audio described one I hear the voice and the background superimposed on each other. Whether the two are separate when broadcasted (as with the USB2 Stick) and the box does the superimposing, I just don't know. Also whether the normal Freeview receiver blends the two within its circuitry or whether the audio channel comes from the broadcaster with the two channels superimposed I just don't know, but if you were able to give us audio setting options to allow the blending of the channels or could give us a blended third channel, we would be most grateful. At present unfortunately although it's great to hear the voice, it's of no real use if we can't hear the soundtrack. Can you within the program blend the channels or give us a setting which we can access when we wish to take advantage of the audio description? A few of us also see a benefit in another possible innovation. A settings dialog allowing us to choose which soundcard to direct the sound to could be helpful. For the digital quality to be routed to perhaps a hifi soundcard while the Windows sounds (and our speech synthesiser speech) could be output on the basic soundcard - this separation of sound would be beneficial to get maximum quality from the Freeview programmes, and eliminate the problem which we blind people face when we mute the sound, e.g. the removal of all sounds including our speech. A further query is as to whether on this Settings dialog box we could have the flexibility to choose video bitrate so that varying sizes and lengths of files/programmes can be recorded. Also would it be possible in the setup of channels to find all the channels or to recognise channels which may not be broadcasting at the time of scanning. I know this can be got around by scanning and saving the resultant files at different times of the day but a comprehensive listing as with a standard Freeview box would be useful. Similarly will there be ability to access the top up channels e.g. UK Gold (and any others) in the future? One further problem I have and this only may be confined to me, is that when I try to access the mpg files from within Windows Explorer to pop them into Windows Media Player or any other program, I find that my computer reboots. It seems to dislike the MPG file in the folder. I can however access the recorded files by using another network computer or by going into your software player, pressing ctrl and 'o' to bring up the open folder, then bringing up the context menu and accessing the file that way. Is there a workaround for this or am I the only one with this problem? Thanks for reading this email. I realise that it's making quite a number of demands but hope you might be able to meet some of them at least for us. Please let me know if you are able to make any amendments to what is already an excellent and well thought out program. Regards. Gordon McFarlane position it over T ----- Original Message ----- From: Sunil To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 6:04 PM Subject: [access-uk] Freecom freeview USB stick I'm trying to track a review down of the Freecom USB stick that lets you watch freeview channels on a PC with audio description. I think someone wrote about it and how it works with a screenreader but I can't find anything on the web. If anyone's got an electronic version of the review I'd appreciate a copy sunil.peck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cheers -- This email has been verified as Virus free Virus Protection and more available at http://www.plus.net ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. 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Suter Seminar: Putting Health Back in Healthcare
When Saturday October 12, 2013 @ 9:00 AM (1377 days ago)
Where Science Center, 106
Duration 1 hour
Putting Health Back in Healthcare
John Wenger, DO
Family Practice
RMH Integrative Medicine
Harrisonburg, Va
Our current healthcare system is sick. The leading chronic diseases of the US are primarily diseases of lifestyle. How can we restore better health to our ailing system and experience wellness in our personal lives in a more complete way? We are at a "tipping point†where new approaches to education and healthcare are desperately needed. Dr. Wenger takes us on a journey that addresses these issues head-on as he shares his perspectives as an integrative medicine physician. Integrative medicine provides necessary tools for those pursuing a career in healthcare and for everyone who desires to optimize their health.
Dr. Wenger is currently principle provider at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Integrative Medicine, a primary care practice in Harrisonburg, Va. Previously, he was in practice in Ohio both in a private practice setting, as well as spending several years as faculty and assistant program director of a family practice residency affiliated with The Ohio State University.
He graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Wenger completed an internship at Altoona Hospital Center for Medicine in Altoona, Pa and his residency at Allegheny Family Physicians Residency Program of Altoona Hospital. Dr. Wenger is board certified in family medicine and a member of the Academy of Family Physicians. In 2012, he completed a two-year fellowship in integrative medicine through the University of Arizona. He is a 1985 graduate of EMU.
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Tiger Woods usually lets his game do his talking for him. That doesn't mean people can't have his back.
Sean Foley, the superstar's swing coach, said the media needs to jump off the train running over Woods.
In an interview with Matt Adams on Sirius/XM PGA Tour Network's Fairways of Life, Foley began the conversation talking about Gandhi, Malcolm X and Nelson Mandela and ended with the defense of Woods.
GOLF: This week in the game
"It has just gotten to the point where the tearing down of Tiger as a person and a golfer has become just too much. I think it is just out of hand," Foley said.
Foley said Woods leads a "complex life" and the "daily referendums and the criticisms" have to stop. He points to the fact that the explosion of golf since 1997 "reflects just one person" and that is his client.
"I realize it is 2012, and we have dotcoms, and you have to write five articles a day, and you run out of things to write about, but we should be in a position where we are trying to help and lift up and support a player like Tiger Woods, instead of tearing him down. ... Tiger is a wonderful person, and he is a good dude." (Thanks to Randall Mell of Golf Channel for the tip)
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Johannes Cabal, a brilliant scientist and notorious snob, is single-mindedly obsessed in heart and soul with raising the dead. Well, perhaps not soul. He hastily sold his years ago in order to learn the laws of necromancy. But now, tormented by a dark secret, he travels to the fiery pits of Hell to retrieve it. Satan, who is incredibly bored these days, proposes a little wager: Johannes has one year to persuade one hundred people to sign over their souls or he will be damned forever.
To make the bet even more interesting, Satan throws in that diabolical engine of deceit, seduction, and corruption known as a "traveling circus" to aid in the evil bidding. What better place exists to rob poor sad saps of their souls than the traveling carnivals historically run by hucksters and legendary con men?
With little time to lose, Johannes raises a motley crew from the dead and enlists his brother, Horst, a charismatic vampire (an unfortunate side effect of Johanness early experiments with necromancy), to be the carnivals barker. On the road through the pastoral English countryside, this team of reprobates wields their black magic with masterful ease, resulting in mayhem at every turn.
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Peanut Butter and Jelly Muffins
Recipe by gourmetmomma
This are filled with nutrition and a kid pleaser too! I've adapted them from "the sneaky chef" cookbook. In addition to the peanut butter and jelly, these have pureed carrots and sweet potatoes (orange puree). Because the puree is so smooth, the kids won't notice the extra vegetables. If you are short on time, use jarred baby food instead. If you bake often, it might be easier to make a large batch of the flour combo (white flour, wheat flour, wheat germ) than measure it out each time. Do not use jelly (jelled fruit juice) as it will disappear, use jam (pureed fruit).
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup white flour
- 1⁄3 cup whole wheat flour
- 1⁄3 cup wheat germ
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sea salt or 1⁄2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 large eggs
- 1⁄4 cup brown sugar
- 1⁄4 cup canola oil
- 3⁄4 cup smooth peanut butter
- 8 teaspoons jam
use 3/4 cup orange puree (recipe 256341)
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- Preheat oven to 350 and prep your muffin tins (spray or paper).
- In a large bowl, combine white flour, wheat flour, wheat germ, baking powder, baking soda and salt with a whisk. Set aside.
- In a second bowl, whisk together the eggs and sugar until well combined. Then whisk in the oil, orange puree, and peanut butter.
- Fold the dry ingredients into the wet ones. Don't over-mix or your muffins will be dense or tough.
- Scoop out about 2 tbsp of the batter into each large muffin tin (about half full). Then add a spoonful of jam into each cup. Then continue filling each cup with more batter. (Adjust for your size muffin tin).
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Santa Clarita, Calif. -- The Master's University women's soccer team was looking down the barrel of another shutout Tuesday afternoon when Stephanie Albright and Whitney Gomillion came to the rescue.
The seniors scored goals 17 minutes apart in the second half and the Mustangs held on for a 2-1 victory over Hope International on Reese Field. The victory improved the club to 6-4-3 overall and 2-2-1 (seven points) in the GSAC where they share fourth place with Menlo.
Blanked five times in their first 12 matches, the Mustangs managed two shots on goal over the opening 45 minutes, one of those off the foot of Albright and another from Lynnae George. Both were saved by Royal goalie Jacqueline Talley.
Meanwhile, Mustang keeper Jessica Zubia was up to the task at the other end of the field as the senior recorded three first-half saves, all of them coming in an eight-minute window.
Zubia notched two more saves in the first 7:20 of the second half to keep the game scoreless. That all changed, though, in the 58th minute (57:55) when Albright, off a pass from Michaela Rickard, put one past Royal goalie Casey Pulido for a 1-0 lead. It was Albright's first goal of the year and Rickard's first assist gave her a team-high nine points.
Following the match, TMU head coach Curtis Lewis commented, "It was great to see Stephanie get on the board for her first of the year and all the extra work is starting to pay off for her."
The narrowest of margins held up for nearly 17 minutes until Gomillion came through. The midfielder doubled the Mustangs' advantage with an unassisted half-volley at the 74:31 mark. It was the second goal of her final collegiate season.
Lewis called Gomillion's score, "an amazing goal. It was really fun to watch how she struck that ball."
That proved to be big because the Royals halved the deficit less than seven minutes later as Jazzmyn Esquivel spoiled Zubia's bid for her fifth shutout of the season with 7:49 (82:11) left to play.
Zubia wouldn't come up empty the next time she was challenged and it was timely. With just 10 seconds left in the match, Hope's Jessica Lee fired one toward the Mustang goal that Zubia gobbled up to preserve the victory.
Assessing his team midway through GSAC play, Lewis said, "We still need to mature and learn how to close out a game. But, overall we were able to get done what we needed to today."
The Mustangs will get another chance to heed their coach's words on Saturday when they travel to Phoenix to take on Arizona Christian.


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In a letter submitted to Wilson's board yesterday, Mariner boss
Deutsche Bank owns 19.5 per cent of Wilson and former executive chairman Steve Wilson controls about 18 per cent, according to Bloomberg.
Mr Olney-Fraser says in the letter that Deutsche and Mr Wilson "nominated a majority of the directors" on Wilson's board.
"We believe it is appropriate and consistent with good corporate governance . . . that the independent directors of Wilson HTM be charged with responsibility for all decisions in relation to Wilson HTM's response to our offer to its shareholders," he says in the letter. Ian Fraser and Warren McLeland are among the independent non-executive directors at Wilson.
"Wilson HTM should make an announcement to the market advising which independent directors will be responsible for dealing with our offer without delay."
Mariner launched its takeover offer last Thursday. The company said it had received several approaches from Wilson retail shareholders after the announcement.
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A formal response from Wilson to Mariner's offer may come as early as today, with most tipping that the broker will formally reject the bid.
Mariner, which has a market capitalisation of about $3 million, is offering two Mariner shares for every three Wilson ordinary shares. Mariner is eyeing a board seat and aiming to become a substantial shareholder of Wilson, which has a market cap of $25 million.
One Wilson shareholder, who declined to be named, said Mariner's offer was not attractive, and that the company's stock was "less liquid" than Wilson's.
Some shareholders may vote against Wilson's remuneration report at its annual general meeting.
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Some shareholders want to appoint former boss Neil Schafer as non-executive director.
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Ricky Martin and Kristin Chenoweth will receive special honors at this year's Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Awards.
USA TODAY's Cindy Clark reports that Martin, who last year shared his coming-out story in his memoir Me, will receive the Vito Russo Award in on March 19 in New York for his work to promote equality of the nation's lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. The event will be hosted by Bravo's senior vice president of original programming Andy Cohen. Kristin Chenoweth will receive the Vanguard Award on April 10 in Los Angeles for her efforts to increase the visibility and understanding of the LGBT community. Last May, the actress defended gay actors including Sean Hayes, her co-star in Promises, Promises, after a controversial article ran in Newsweek. Both the Los Angeles and New York events also mark GLAAD's 25th anniversary.
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Eryx, Sicily, c. 344 - 339 B.C.
Eryx was founded by Elymians on the summit of a mountain in northwest Sicily, about 10 km from Drepana (modern Trapani), and 3 km from the sea-coast, at the site of modern Erice. The Elymians maintained friendly relations and alliances with Carthage and came into frequent conflict with the Greeks. In 397 B.C., however, Eryx joined Dionysius I of Syracuse. It was speedily recovered by Himilco the following year. It again fell into the hands of Dionysius shortly before his death in 367 B.C., but was soon recovered by the Carthaginians, and probably was subject to their rule until the expedition of Pyrrhus in 278 B.C.GS84640. Silver litra, Campana CNAI 47; Jenkins I pl. 24, 24; SNG ANS 1348; Jameson 1894; Winterthur 630; HGC 2 324 (????) corr. (male head/man-faced bull); SNG Cop -, VF, toned, tight flan, obverse slightly off center, weight 0.567 g, maximum diameter 10.1 mm, die axis 270o, Eryx (Erice, Sicily) mint, Punic rule, c. 344 - 339 B.C.; obverse head of nymph left, hair in a bun at the crown, wearing triple-pendant earring and necklace; reverse bull standing left, Punic "RK" above; from the Nicholas Molinari Collection; very rare; $765.00 (�680.85)
Ziz (Panormos), Punic Sicily, c. 336 - 330 B.C.
Panormos was the ancient Greek name (meaning, 'All-haven') for present day Palermo. Palermo was, however, originally a Phoenician colony and numismatists identify the city before Greek rule with the Punic name Ziz. It seems the only evidence for this ancient name is the coinage and some scholars believe that Ziz may have been another city.GI76350. Bronze AE 12, Calciati I, p. 272, 10; HGC 2 1061 (R1); SNG ANS 5, III, pl. 44, 1362; SNG Cop -; SNG Munchen -; BMC Sicily -, gVF, dark green patina, light smoothing, light marks and corrosion, small edge split, obverse 1/5 off-center, weight 1.975 g, maximum diameter 12.2 mm, die axis 0o, Ziz (Palermo, Sicily, Italy) mint, c. 336 - 330 B.C.; obverse horse galloping right, barley-kernel above, linear border; reverse forepart of a man-faced bull right, Punic inscription above: ZIZ; all within a deep round incuse; rare; $225.00 (�200.25)
Solus (Kefra), Sicily, c. 395 - 350 B.C.
GI76344. Bronze tetras, Calciati I p. 310, 5; Jenkins Punic I pl. 23, 20; SNG ANS 740 ff.; SNG Munchen 909; SNG Morcom 672; HGC 2 1254; BMC Sicily -; SNG Cop -; Laffaille -, gF, green patina, weight 2.235 g, maximum diameter 13.1 mm, Kefra (near Solanto, Sicily, Italy) mint, Carthaginian occupation, c. 395 - 350 B.C.; obverse head of Athena facing slightly right, wearing Corinthian helmet; reverse Punic inscription: KFRA, nude archer kneeling right, wearing pileus, shooting arrow; scarce; $180.00 (�160.20)
Arpi, Apulia, Italy, 215 - 212 B.C., Struck Under Hannibal
Arpi remained faithful to Rome until Rome's defeat at the battle of Cannae and then defected to Hannibal. Rome captured Arpi in 213 or 212 B.C. and it never recovered its former importance. No Roman inscriptions have been found there, and remains of antiquity are scanty. GB73614. Bronze AE 20, HN Italy 650; SNG ANS 646; SNG Cop 613; BMC Italy p. 131, 12, F, weight 3.792 g, maximum diameter 20.0 mm, die axis 270o, Arpi (near Foggia, Italy) mint, 215 - 212 B.C.; obverse head of Athena right, wearing Corinthian helmet; reverse APΠANOY, bunch of grapes; rare; $90.00 (�80.10)
Ziz (Panormos), Punic Sicily, c. 405 - 380 B.C.
Some authorities have identified the male head on the obverse as Apollo. Indeed, on some examples the head does resemble other depictions of the youthful sun god, but on other examples the god is horned. On this coin the head seems to better resemble traditional depictions of Herakles or Baal. The type usually has the Punic ethnic above the bull. Sometimes it is below. Most likely it should be above on this coin but is merely unstruck.GS66771. Silver obol, cf. Jenkins Punic (SNR 50) 14; BMC Sicily p. 249, 27; SNG ANS 551; SGCV I 889 (all w/ Punic ethnic "sys" above bull), aVF, weight 0.547 g, maximum diameter 9.14 mm, die axis 45o, Ziz (Palermo, Sicily, Italy) mint, c. 405 - 380 B.C.; obverse male head left; reverse Man-faced bull advancing left, head turned facing; $75.00 (�66.75)
Carthage, Zeugitana, North Africa, Early 3rd Century B.C.
Agathocles, the tyrant of Syracuse, died in 289 B.C. He restored the Syracusan democracy on his death bed, stating that he did not want his sons to succeed him as king. The following year, some of his disbanded mercenaries, calling themselves Mamertines (Sons of Mars), seized Messana in northeast Sicily. The city became a base from which they ravaged the Sicilian countryside. Syracuse was weakened by his loss and Carthage began a renewal of their power in Sicily.GB76852. Bronze AE 17, Viola CNP 94, Alexandropoulos 22, HGC 2 1674 (S), M�ller Afrique 315, Weber III 8486, SNG Cop VIII 126, SGCV II 6530, BMC Sicily -, F, well centered, green patina, areas of corrosion, weight 3.626 g, maximum diameter 16.6 mm, die axis 90o, Carthage or uncertain Sicilian mint, early 3rd century B.C.; obverse date palm tree with two bunches of hanging fruit, no legend, symbols or monogram; reverse unbridled horse standing right, head turned back looking left, no legend, symbols or monogram; scarce; $70.00 (�62.30)
Solous, Sicily, c. 400 - 350 B.C.
Solous, a Punic town, was attacked and damaged by Dionysios in 396 - 395 B.C., but recovered. In 306, the town received a group of mercenaries who rebelled against Agathocles, and it became a base for the Carthaginian army. The Romans occupied Solous in 244 B.C.GB68416. Bronze AE 13, Calciati I p. 309, 3; SNG Cop -, SNG ANS -, SNG Munchen -, BMC Sicily -, F, corrosion, reverse off-center, weight 1.741 g, maximum diameter 13.0 mm, die axis 315o, Solos mint, c. 400 - 350 B.C.; obverse head of young Herakles right, clad in Nemean lion scalp headdress; reverse hippocamp left; rare; $45.00 (�40.05)
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text: Hi, Try this: qmgr -c 'set queue serial checkpoint_defaults="enabled,shutdown,periodic,interval=1,depth=2"' serial is the queue name. depth doesn't work. You need to change the perl script that comes with blcr package to accommodate this variable. Has anyone modified the checkpoint scripts? Does it work? Thanks, Sreedhar. On Jan 26, 2012, at 1:18 PM, Al Taufer wrote: > Are you just using the "-c interval=x"? If so that just specifies what the checkpoint interval is but it does not enable the checkpointing. Try changing it to "-c periodic,interval=x". > > ----- Original Message ----- >> Al, >> >> Thanks for the update. I guess the use case our users are really >> after >> is to have either a one-time or a periodic checkpoint, with the wait >> time before the checkpoint specified by the user. The "-c interval=" >> parameter to qsub makes it look like this should work. But when I >> did >> that, I couldn't get the job to actually checkpoint without manually >> calling qhold/qchkpt. Maybe I'm just misinterpreting something, or >> don't have it set up right, but the idea here is to not require the >> users to manually checkpoint their job. >> >> Lloyd Brown >> Systems Administrator >> Fulton Supercomputing Lab >> Brigham Young University >> http://marylou.byu.edu >> >> On 01/26/2012 09:55 AM, Al Taufer wrote: >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>> Can anyone enlighten me on the current state of BLCR-style >>>> checkpointing >>>> in Torque? I've been trying to get it to work, and so far, I see >>>> that >>>> it's invoking my checkpoint script, that script calls >>>> cr_checkpoint, >>>> and >>>> the checkpoint files/directories are created, but something is >>>> calling >>>> the mom_checkpoint_delete_files function, which in turn calls >>>> delete_blcr_files, and the checkpoints get deleted. >>> >>> I hope you are seeing normal behavior. If I remember correctly, >>> when a job gets checkpointed, the checkpoint files remain on the >>> mom until the mom completes the job or until the job is put on >>> hold and is no longer on the mom. At that time the checkpoint >>> files are transferred to the server where they remain until the >>> job is removed from the server. When the job gets restarted, >>> which may or may not be on the original mom node, the checkpoint >>> files are transferred to the mom which can then restart the job >>> from the checkpoint file. >>> >>>> >>>> Also, when I do a "qhold" on my job to try to initiate the >>>> checkpoint, >>>> is it really supposed to terminate my job? Perhaps that's >>>> related, >>>> eg. >>>> the job is ending so the files get cleaned up. >>> >>> qhold is behaving as designed and as documented in its man page. >>> If you want to just checkpoint the job and allow it to continue >>> running, use qchkpt. >>> >>>> >>>> Basically, does anyone have it working, and can give me advice? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Lloyd Brown >>>> Systems Administrator >>>> Fulton Supercomputing Lab >>>> Brigham Young University >>>> http://marylou.byu.edu >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> torqueusers mailing list >>>> torqueusers at supercluster.org >>>> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers >>>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> torqueusers mailing list >>> torqueusers at supercluster.org >>> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers >> _______________________________________________ >> torqueusers mailing list >> torqueusers at supercluster.org >> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers >> > _______________________________________________ > torqueusers mailing list > torqueusers at supercluster.org > http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers


text: Agenus Inc. (Nasdaq: AGEN) today announced that GlaxoSmithKline's (NYSE: GSK) MAGRIT i study, a Phase 3 randomized, blinded, placebo-controlled MAGE-A3 ii cancer immunotherapeutic trial in non-small cell lung cancer patients, which contains Agenus'QS-21 Stimulon ® adjuvant, did not meet its first or second co-primary endpoint. The study did not significantly extend the disease-free survival (DFS) iii period when compared to placebo in the overall MAGE-A3 positive patients or patients who did not receive chemotherapy. GSK announced that it will continue the study until an analysis of the third co-primary endpoint is complete. The third co-primary endpoint is based on predefined criterion that was discussed with regulatory authorities. This analysis is based on gene signature and designed to prospectively identify MAGE-A3 positive patients who may benefit more from treatment. If further analysis shows that the predefined gene signature subset data are successful, there is the potential for regulatory filing. GSK anticipates that these data should be available in 2015. Until then, GSK will remain blinded to all safety and efficacy data. The Independent Data Monitoring Committee for the MAGRIT study indicated that a review of the safety information raised no specific concern for the continuation of the trial. About GSK's MAGRIT Program In this study, patients were given up to 13 intramuscular injections of either the MAGE-A3 immunotherapeutic or placebo over a period of 27 months. GSK currently remains blinded to further details of the analysis of the first two co-primary endpoints in order to allow for the unbiased generation of a mathematical model to assess the third co-primary endpoint iv, which is expected to be known in 2015. GSK is also continuing to evaluate whether a gene signature can identify a population that would benefit from the same investigational MAGE-A3 cancer immunotherapeutic in DERMA, another Phase 3 trial in melanoma, which reported on the first co-primary endpoint in September 2013. For additional information, please visit GSK's website at www.gsk.com.


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On Monday, a popular children's cable channel launched its own radio station.
The kickoff of the station from Viacom's (VIAB) Nickelodeon was helmed by young singer Ariana Grande, who also stars in the channel's TV show Sam & Cat. Grande served as Nick Radio's first guest DJ, the Associated Press noted.
Nick Radio is broadcast on Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings' (CCO) iHeartRadio Internet radio system, which can be accessed through mobile devices as well as personal computers. The new station can also be heard through Nickelodeon's website.
The new radio station competes with Disney's (DIS) existing kids-themed radio stations.
Shares of Viacom and Disney both slipped modestly in Monday mid-day trading, while Clear Channel climbed about 1%.


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Sorry, but lately it has struck me how "elitist" (the word is a bit harsh but unfortunately also fitting) the tone here at the Watch has become. If a game meets certain standards (looks like it is from the early 90'ies, plays like it is from the early 90'ies, have been developed by an indie firm or has been made with a tiny budget) it is automatically praised for upholding the "True" RPG spirit no matter how flawed the game may be. Likewise if the game has a been made with a big budget or looks and feels like a game of today it is automatically criticized for no being a proper RPG, again no matter how great the game may be. (e.g. DA:O winner of the most disappointing game of the year here at the Watch)
If being a proper RPG means that a list of requirements must be fulfilled to be able to don that label then I say good riddance. I would much rather play a game that was created based on the concepts and ideas the developers wanted you to play than a game made to fit a predefined mold whether or not it was actually the original concept of the game.
Then again I play most games for the experience not necessarily the gameplay elements (Plant vs. Zombies and similar titles excluded of course). I would much much MUCH rather experience one superb playthrough than several okay repeats.


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AN Iranian man is dead and five asylum seekers have been airlifted off Manus Island for medical treatment after two nights of riots at the detention centre left nearly 80 people injured and Australia's refugee policy under renewed attack.
One hundred extra security staff are on standby for deployment as tensions remain high following Monday night's chaos, which resulted in 77 asylum seekers suffering mostly head injuries.
An asylum seeker with a fractured skull has been sent to an unnamed Australian hospital.
Another who was shot in the buttocks has been transferred to Port Moresby for treatment, and three more injured men will follow.
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison faced media twice on Tuesday to dispel "wild stories", while a mid-evening update reported no further trouble on the island.
"This is a tragedy but this was a very dangerous situation where people decide to protest in a very violent way," Mr Morrison said.
"The tension is not a surprise and the tension will remain because of the nature of where people are and where they don't want to be."
A series of rolling protests started a few weeks ago with mostly peaceful demonstrations and culminated in the violence of the past two nights, Mr Morrison said.
"If you behave in an unruly way and in a disorderly way then you subject yourself to the response of law enforcement," he said.
PNG authorities are investigating the death, while Australia Immigration Department secretary Martin Bowles will also conduct a full review into the incident.
The PNG government said the individual was an Iranian who died in hospital from head injuries.
Mr Morrison hosed down claims that PNG police fired shots directly at asylum seekers, although he confirmed reports of gunfire at 11.20pm on Monday and 1am on Tuesday.
He could not confirm reports on the ground that local people had been involved in the fight and had been possibly armed with machetes.
Detention security provider G4S said asylum seekers broke through the perimeter fence after protesting for two days and rejected claims that locals had broken into the facility and attacked the residents.
"A number of transferees were injured after they breached the perimeter fence and the matter became a law enforcement issue for PNG authorities," it said in a statement.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his PNG counterpart Peter O'Neill discussed the incident on Tuesday.
Mr O'Neill said preliminary investigations suggest less than 50 per cent of the 1400 asylum seekers were involved and sent a delegation to Manus Island to investigate the break-out.
He reassured Mr Abbott his government is committed to the resettlement program.
Australian Greens leader Christine Milne is demanding the detention centre be immediately closed, describing the facility as a gulag.
"Ministerial responsibility has to mean something and Scott Morrison has to stop hiding," Ms Milne said.
The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) said the death and injuries is an "appalling tragedy and a failure of Australian government policy."
Council chief executive officer Paul Power called on the government to abandon offshore processing and resume prompt processing of refugee claims while asylum seekers are in the community.
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Hello, This is regarding ClearPath/InvisAlign. My dentist and myself decided to go with this, though complete correction is not possible in my case. 1.Can this aligner move teeth in all people. I was wondering, what if my teeth are not responding with the force from these aligners? 2.I have to move my front teeth back by around 3 mm, to reduce the overjet and buck teeth. But my dentist told that I don't need Attachments...? Is it possible to move the front teeth back with out those attachments
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Attachments or Not?
More than likely you may need a few attachments especially with the movements that you are describing. If Align Technologies recommends attachments then I would place them otherwise the teeth will not move as well. A mid course correction can be done for another fee when the teeth are not tracking or moving if you decide to not place the attachments. With front teeth that are larger you may sometimes get away without attachments because the aligner or tray is very retentive due to the tooth shape and size.
It comes down to having a tray or aligner that has good retention so the teeth will track and move.
Invisalign for All Without Attachments
When the dentist submits the case to Invisalign, they will suggest whether or not attachments are necessary. You can have this "ClinChek" done BEFORE you decide to continue with treatment or not. There will be a fee to get this ClinChek from Invisalign, but most dentists will then apply that to the treatment fee if you do chose to continue. Most people's teeth do respond to Invisalign. If Invisalign suggests the attachments, then you should go with attachments.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Side-ling up to the holiday table: Pampuch's spiced sweet potatoes
Want to pull out all the stops this holiday? Some of Milwaukee's most talented chefs have shared their favorite holiday side dish recipes with us. So, throughout the month of December, we'll share their takes on holiday-worthy fare.
Chef Scott Pampuch of the Iron Horse Hotel asks "Is there anything worse than over-baked sweet potatoes or yams topped with miniature marshmallows?" And he proposes this recipe instead.
"My first idea was to do a sweet potato soufflé. But then you're in the kitchen for four hours, in the middle of holiday craziness, and all you have is a soufflé. Then I considered mimicking the dish but using better ingredients: freshly whipped yams with dots of Stickney Hill goat cheese standing in for the marshmallows. But seriously, does it have to be this hard to either use a ton of time and effort into something that is so simple, or to just try and remake a visual duplicate of the same dish?
"In this case I want to spotlight the beauty of autumn ingredients in a big, uncomplicated bowl of roasted sweet potatoes tossed with apples, red onions, rosemary and cardamom, with soy nuts thrown in for a little unexpected texture. It's maybe not glamorous, but it's different, seasonal and delicious. Don't be afraid to experiment. There's no reason you can't take familiar ingredients and use them in a whole new way."
Spiced Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Goat Cheese
3 whole sweet potatoes or yams, washed and diced into bite-sized pieces
3 sprigs of rosemary, needles only, ground in spice grinder to a fine powder
1 pod of cardamom, also ground
2 apples, diced into similarly sized bite-sized pieces
1/2 red onion, minced finely
salt and pepper to taste
drizzle of maple syrup
splash of sherry vinegar
4 ounces goat cheese
Start by warming a cast iron pan in a 450-degree oven until hot. Toss sweet potatoes with olive oil, cardamom and rosemary powder. Toss the potatoes into the cast iron pan and put it straight back into the oven for 15-20 minutes or until potatoes are nearly cooked.
Place diced apples into the same bowl in which you tossed the sweet potatoes with oil; toss to pick up any leftover oil and seasonings. Add them to the cast-iron pan full of potatoes and roast for additional 5-8 minutes.
Once both the potatoes and apples are tender, pull them from oven and place them directly back into the bowl. Add raw red onion and soy nuts, then drizzle with maple syrup and vinegar before transferring to a presentation bowl for the table.
Dot with goat cheese and enjoy.
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It's high school graduation time in greater grand forks. Things kicked off last night with 44 seniors picking up diplomas at community high in grand forks. Tonight east grand forks will say goodbye to 120 students from senior high. On Sunday grand forks school officials will shake the hands of 191 graduating students at central and 266 from red river. Sacred heart holds ceremonies on Sunday.
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KPI for Measuring of Average Real Estate Cost per Sales Lead posted in category Real Estate
WinningKPI - Real Estate - KPI for Measuring of Average Real Estate Cost per Sales Lead posted in category Real Estate
They may set a desired Cost per Lead KPI (generally a low one) and put in place strategies to achieve that.
On a higher scale, the total cost invested in leads in a given time period is divided by the total number of leads achieved (this is a more accurate measure as it also includes the money invested that did not achieve leads).
The Real Estate agent or company will aim to put in place strategies to minimise this cost, whilst maximising the amount of leads generated. This can be done through mass marketing campaigns, automated systems etc.
Total budget invested in leads generation/ total number of leads generated
KPI Units: money
KPI Time Frame: update quarterly or annually
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You can't get away with everything in Hollywood—-or can you? Just ask Roman Polanski, who absconded from the country over three decades ago when he was charged with drugging and then having sex with a 13-year-old girl. Despite her pleas to have the charges dropped and the licentious filmmaker's disturbingly casual admission of guilt, the sex case stamina endured. Now, new evidence revealed in the documentary, "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired," may provide Polanski's pedophilia with a get out of jail free card. Or at the very least, a long awaited homecoming to Hollywood.
From Variety:
Polanski's attorneys cite "extraordinary new evidence" that has surfaced with the release of Marina Zenovich's "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired" as reason to reopen the case. The complaint zeroes in on interviews in which then-deputy district attorney David Wells admits discussing the case with Judge Lawrence Rittenband during legal proceedings from the 1970s and further charges the current District Attorney's Office with misconduct in statements made upon the docu's June release.
Polanski, the complaint charges, "was and continues to be the victim of repeated, unlawful and unethical misconduct on the part of the L.A. District Attorney's Office and L.A. Superior Court."
A hearing has been set for Jan. 21.
Here's where The Guardian says it better:
His lawyers have fixed on fresh evidence uncovered in a new documentary, Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired, that highlights "a pattern of misconduct and improper communications" between the district attorney's office and Judge Rittenband. In other words the grounds for dismissal appear to be based not on any doubt over Polanski's guilt (so far as I can tell, there isn't any) but on the suggestion that the subsequent trial was not handled as spotlessly as it might have been. On such technicalities are guilty men recast as heroes.


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Blake Lively Toasted by Chanel in Paris
Making her way overseas, Blake Lively was front and center at a swanky Chanel dinner in Paris, France on Saturday evening (March 5).
Clad in a foxy silver Chanel frock, the "Gossip Girl" beauty was joined by her parents, Elaine and Ernie, as well as fellow guests Bee Shaffer, Anna Wintour and Cecile Cassel.
The Parisian dinner fete comes after Miss Lively was toasted at a similar function in NYC as part of her Mademoiselle handbag collection promotions.
Talking to the NY Times about her daughter's efforts with Chanel, Elaine Lively told, "Fashion was always part of her life because we were a family of shopaholics. In junior high, she wanted to go shopping all the time at Forever 21. It was a big deal to go to Bebe and Guess."
Enjoy the pictures of Blake Lively at the CHANEL dinner in Paris, France (March 5).
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Women Lawyer Association of Los Angeles Scholarship
For: Law students who have demonstrated a commitment to issues affecting women and/or children. Must attend an accredited university by the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State of California and that is located in Los Angeles County, and plan to be so enrolled in the 2016-2017 academic year; upon graduation from law school, plan to practice law in Southern California; and be in the top fifty percent of their class.
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Award: $1,000
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We already knew that Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are still sharing a home despite having split up with much fanfare and special words. But the living together could be for the sake of the children or because it saves money or because it's good for your perfect image or because it make it easier to get on each other's nerves.
However, People now writes that our favourite purveyor of immaculate taste in shoes could be getting back together with her husband.
An "insider," a "source" and a "friend" all express the notion that Chris Martin has had enough of fast-food drive-throughs and is perhaps ready to get back to the kale.
First, the "source:" "They have spent more time together than they did when they were a couple. When they are out together, all they do is laugh and act flirty and playful." Strong evidence, right there.
Now, the "friend:" "They haven't made any concrete decision to get back together yet, but clearly it's a possibility. At this point, some of the pressure was just taken off them – pressure they put on themselves to 'make it work.' " OMG! The evidence is piling up. If - no when - they get back together it's going to be the best, most harmonious, most envy-worthy re-coupling of any couple ever. Kudos.
And, finally: What does the "insider" have to add? "Gwyneth didn't want to end the marriage and is happy that she and Chris still have a close relationship. He's been a great father and that has helped keep the flame alive." It's practically as if they never made a big, splashy, public deal of their private affairs in the first place. My heart soars with the songs of a thousand tiny birds just thinking about it.


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A Sign of Success in D.C.'s First Legal Medical Marijuana Sales
This week, two Washington, D.C. residents became the first patients to legally purchase medical marijuana in the District of Columbia in more than 75 years.
The sales at Capital City Care mark the culmination of a more than decade-long struggle to implement a medical marijuana program in D.C. Although an overwhelming 70 percent of D.C. voters approved an initiative in 1998 to allow access to medical marijuana, ongoing legal hurdles have delayed turning this policy into practice for 15 years.
Congress passed legislation that would permit the District of Columbia to create a medical marijuana program in 2009, but establishing a program has required lawmakers to overcome a series of challenges. These have included setting up an effective regulatory system, creating a licensing process for growers and retailers, and developing a form of certification for doctors who can prescribe medical marijuana and patients who are eligible to consume it.
Despite challenges along the way, yesterday's sales represent the fruition of many years of a long struggle for safe and legal accessibility to medical marijuana by patients in the District of Columbia.
According to the Washington Post:
D.C. Health Department spokeswoman Najma Roberts said that as of Monday, only nine patients have obtained a city-issued medical marijuana card. About 20 doctors, she said, have requested forms from the city allowing them to recommend cannabis to their patients.
Capital City Care, the first of three planned District dispensaries to secure an operating license, offers four strains of medical cannabis, priced from $380 to $440 an ounce, grown by Northeast-based Holistic Remedies. More varieties will be offered once two other cultivation centers — including Capital City Care's own — produce their first salable harvest, said Scott Morgan, a spokesman for Capital City Care.
Morgan said he was not aware of any health insurers willing to cover medical marijuana purchases. The prices, he said, reflect the highly regulated nature of the District's system and the firm's investment in its dispensary and growing operations.
Senior citizens, veterans and low-income patients are eligible for discounts of 10 to 15 percent, he said.
Of particular note was the seriousness of the Washington Post's coverage of this milestone. Often, marijuana-related news coverage is rife with stale pot-puns and sophomoric stoner jokes. Medical marijuana advocates have long lamented this wink-wink, snicker-snicker approach to a very serious issue. So it is quite refreshing and encouraging to see the Post give this issue the thoughtfulness it deserves.


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