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How U.S. tax dollars should be spent!
An impressive $1.315 billion is earmarked for planetary science in the "Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, 2014," released July 2013. The Appropriations Bill brings a welcome $100 million more than the U.S. President's Budget to the field for Fiscal Year 2014.
The billions of dollars set aside for NASA will preserve "a NASA portfolio balanced among science, aeronautics, technology, and human space flight investments. Moreover, it will keep NASA in the forefront of innovation, inspiring private companies to build new crew transportation and spawning a new satellite servicing industry that can revive, refuel, and rejuvenate defunct communications satellites," predicts Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), Chairwoman of the Appropriations Committee and Chairwoman of the Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, and Science (CJS).
The increased budget will help to support two upcoming, high-profile space missions: Mars 2020 and what is likely to be a Europa Lander Mission, investigating Jupiter's moon.
NASA's Mars 2020 mission will explore Mars as a potential habitat for life, search for signs of past life, and collect samples for possible future return to Earth. Perhaps of most importance to the military and aerospace (mil/aero) community, the mission represents a much-desired shot in the arm—to the tune of $100 million in contracts to private industry. (More on this opportunity in the next installment.)
"More than half of U.S. economic growth can be attributed to innovation" and "no agency represents the Nation's scientific prowess like the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)," admits Sen. Mikulski. This military and aerospace (mil/aero) geek wholeheartedly agrees.
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UC Arts Scholarship Winner Rachael Dewhirst Helping Rebuild
UC Arts Scholarship Winner Rachael Dewhirst Helping In The Rebuild
November 5, 2012
A University of Canterbury (UC) fine arts student will be part of the Christchurch rebuild over the summer.
Fourth-year UC student Rachael Dewhirst won a Scape Public Art scholarship to paint a 50 metre wide by six metre high bright colourful abstract mural in Re:Start, in the Cashel Mall.
``I did a two day public art course that Scape held at the CPIT. The competition was open to everyone doing the course. The scholarship includes working with professionals to execute it and gives the unique opportunity to have your work up in a public space on a huge scale. This is going to be a very exciting project,'' Dewhirst said today.
``I went to Mt Hutt College at Methven but I like Christchurch, it is close to home and I heard that fine arts at UC was great and I wasn't particularly keen to be in Auckland. I was also keen to do physical education teaching at Canterbury - that was the original plan. Now I just love art so much I'd love to continue painting after I leave UC.''
She recently staged her first solo art exhibition at PaperGraphica in Christchurch and has a large work hanging in Christchurch law firm Murray and Co's meeting room near the CBD. She will be displaying some of her works at UC's fine arts open day on November 14.
Dewhirst was selected as one of 20 inaugural 2012 UC arts scholars this year and plans to do her honours next year.
``It's been cool mixing with the 19 other scholars across the arts faculty. We went to master classes which involved going to lectures and talks given by current and visiting lecturers. There was also the mentoring programme with Riccarton High School. I've thrived on the challenge art brings. I love it.''
Her supervising lecturer Associate Professor Simon Ogden said Dewhirst was is an ambitious and talented student.
``She has demonstrated her commitment to her practical research and her determination to aim towards a professional career as a visual artist. You rarely encounter a student of this calibre,'' he said.
A leading New Zealand artist and former UC arts student Phillipa Blair said UC was a great place to study art.
``Both my mother Grace Mackenzie Blair (same time as Rita Angus) and daughter Taisha Hutchison attended UC and my uncle, architect Keith Mackenzie, designed the existing Fine Arts building,'' Blair said.
``Returning as a visiting lecturer in 1995, was very different as I was then teaching with those who had taught me, respected and feared. So that was interesting and a lot of fun.
``On my return visits to the Art School, I have been very impressed with the dedication and talent of both students and staff and the very careful, caring community that is created in that special place and continuing despite the challenges of the recent earthquakes and losses. It is very inspiring and the spirit continues strong.''
Another former UC art graduate and noted New Zealand artist Tony de Lautour said UC had a great reputation for fine arts.
``Why would you want to study fine arts anywhere else. At such an unusual and interesting time in this city there are opportunities for students and recent graduates to be involved in exciting projects. With Rachael doing a big art project at Restart, it shows how artists can be part of the vibrant rebuild in Christchurch.''
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Prodotti #5
Poster for Modiano cigarettes (Federico Seneca, 1930)
I don't know what the swami's rolling, but if coffin nail ads were this swank, I'd probably be a pack-a-day man myself.
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Where the hell did you find that?
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I have a collection of Italian art deco ads from the '20s and '30s. Check the rest of the "Prodotti" entries for other examples.
Here's the book:
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The scar on the tiny island, southeast of the central island looked angry and violent. It roared with pain which agitated it so heavily. The waves of the tides crashed hard at the bottom of cliffs and the water raised high, capturing more sand on the beaches than normal.
Isabella walked through the island that looked as if it had been the sight of a major battle. It had in fact, however the battle was against the island itself. Isabella came to a bridge and sat on the large thick railing edge near the center. She waited, kicking her legs and entertaining herself by counting the number of craters, and then the number of slash marks that appeared on rock formations, trees, the ground, and anywhere within her range of vision.
Boredom quickly ensued and Isabella waited impatiently for nearly an hour before the appearance of the man she had been waiting for. Coming from the other side of the bridge was a man carrying 3 swords sheathed on his right side and another sword diagonal across his back. The man walked with a smile on his face while scratching his short, shaggy, green hair.
"Forgive me, have you been waiting long?" The man asked.
"Yes, I have," Isabella says bluntly, irritation was apparent in her voice.
"Well a sword as special as this one requires time and effort my dear Isabella," The man said in his defense.
"Every time I come here to see you, there is less and less of this island," Isabella said, ignoring the excuse of the green haired man, "So let me have it already, I have to go."
"Come now Isabella, don't be like that."
"Zoro!" Isabella sternly commanded in a low voice.
"Fine, fine," Zoro took the blade from his back, revealing two twin swords. "Behold, Sanda Yukimura!" Zoro said enthusiastically, the roar of the waves beneath the bridge splashing against the cliff, gave him more ambiance for his presentation of his masterpiece.
Isabella took the two blades from Zoro, studying them rather rudimentarily, "Eh."
Zoro lowered his head, saddened at the unexpected lack of appreciation of the crimson haired kunoichi, "This sword took me over a year to construct, to perfect. Several sleepless nights, several cuts and burns, my own blood purposely infused to strengthen the metal to have the sword perfect just for you, and all you can say is eh?"
"Well, I'll be going now."
"I even put crimson in the name to match your hair and piercing Sharingan…don't you even want to know how it works, or its abilities?"
"Not really."
Zoro gets into the fetal position, holding his legs and burying his head in his knees. "So unappreciated."
"Stop sulking and get up, you look like Near," Isabella commands. "I'm in a hurry right now. I'll come back and you can tell me all about how hard you worked on it and show me how the sword works."
"You're patronizing me right now aren't you?" Zoro got up and stood in front of Isabella.
"Do you not want me to come back then?"
"No, no, it's fine. I know all about your assignment, which is why I took the extra nights to hurry and finish this for you. I know I've kept you waiting with this for quite some time. I remember when Orochimaru commissioned me to make the sword after inducting you as one of the Seven."
"I don't care much, swords aren't my thing. Though, crafted by you makes it an invaluable asset."
"Really?!" Zoro blushed slightly with a minor smile.
Isabella rolled her eyes and proceeded to walk away. Sword freak was what she thought of to describe Zoro. Zoro watched as Isabella left, and he soon took his leave as well. He really should come back to Kiri, Isabella thought.
Isabella thought about her conversation with Orochimaru. In his office overlooking the rest of the village, Orochimaru sat with his hat tilted down just above his yellow eyes. He fiddled with it like a child playing with a joy as he spoke to Isabella.
"Try to get him to come back, our power with him would skyrocket."
"He's a lost cause; him and those swords of his. Let's just be grateful he's loyal to the extent he wouldn't betray us."
"Such skill wasted in his solitude…such a pity."
"He's the creator of the Seven Swords, and a Sage."
"Sage of the Abyssal Sword, truly a magnificent shinobi…at least he knows what he wants, one of the few in this world who do."
Isabella continued to walk off until she reached the boat she had sailed in on and sailed off to the port of the main island of the Water Country.
"Orochimaru-sama, you called for us?" The voice of Near caught the attention of Orochimaru who stood with his back facing his office as he looked out into the village. Orochimaru turned his head only slightly to gaze upon Near and Asura who had entered his office.
"Yes," Orochimaru said, with no expression. Near and Asura entered even further, coming just before Orochimaru's desk. They could tell the worry of the Mizukage. The profile of his face when he turned to them, there was no scathing smile or amusement in his expression, only strictness and a composed sense of urgency. "What took you so long?"
"We bumped into Akuma-dono on his way back from his last mission. He needed a work out so he pulled us aside for a small training match, we couldn't really say no," Near said.
"I see,"
"I recall seeing Isabella leaving the village heading for Zoro-dono's place." Asura said, "He must've finished that weapon for her."
"Never mind that, did you receive the information I asked of you?" Orochimaru asked rather impatiently.
"Yes, yes," Asura pulled out the documents concealed in his red jacket and placed them in front of Orochimaru. "Their actions have remained minor, no movements or actions towards the Five Nations or any of the lesser ones for that matter."
"Regardless…" Orochimaru said, scanning the documents.
"We didn't get much information on their ware bouts either. Our networks throughout the continent noted a few sightings, primarily around the eastern boarder land of the Lands of Lightning and Fire. The Land of Rice was also a place of sighting on a few occasions. We couldn't manage to keep tabs on them though, our networking is strong but these people have managed to elude us for without fail for years." Near explains.
"Their inactivity leaves me with an eerie feeling," Orochimaru said.
"Of their members, Goro Kaguya, Ichigo and Vincent have been the most frequently spotted, though they were solo."
"I don't care right now, we need results," Orochimaru said with urgency. "Keep working on locating them, once you do we should be set."
"Are you talking about—"
"Yes," Orochimaru cut off Near, looking intensely in the eyes of his subordinates. "Isabella was just sent to Konoha for that very reason."
"And what about our status with the other Nations?" Near asked, shifting his head towards Asura, "I presume we have a general understanding for this specific situation?"
"Our ties with Kumo are still strong and we're neutral with both Suna and Iwagakure," Asura began, "I spoke with Iwagakure's Tsuchikage, Toku seems to like the idea of maintaining neutrality with the other nations for the sake of preserving peace, though he supports this idea of ours. As for the Kazekage, I haven't had a chance to meet with him. However I'm sure given the state of Sunagakure, if he rejects the initial offer, it's nothing a generous donation to help their pathetically weakened village couldn't fix."
"Then I'll get to work on finding our targets so we can rally the troops." Near said as he bowed.
"Stay vigilant." Orochimaru ordered and the two generals of Kirigakure left the Mizukage. Orochimaru returned to his gazing of his village. His office placed the highest in the manor, allowing him to look down at the village as if he were a god observing his subjects. And, just like that the smile, infamous of the Mizukage, returned to his face. "Soon…very soon, Kirigakure will assert itself above the Five Villages, just like before. This world will learn peace under our guidance."
So, even the Mizukage of Bloody Mist Village sought peace. What do shinobi fight for, love, peace, power, obligation, thrill? Villages founded with the ideals of bringing about peace, others for the soul purpose of gaining power and wealth, organizations seeking the destruction and recreation of the world. Regardless of the destination at the end of the road, the path traveled by all those who don the title of shinobi is the same, through blood shed.


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One afternoon when Vavasor was in his room, writing a letter to his aunt, in which he described in not too glowing terms, for he knew exaggeration would only give her a handle, the loveliness of the retreat among the hills where he was spending his holiday--when her father was in his study, her mother in her own room, and the children out of doors, a gentleman was shown in upon her as she sat alone in the drawing-room at her piano, not playing but looking over some books of old music she had found in the house. The servant apologized, saying he thought she was out. The visitor being already in the room, the glance she threw on the card the man had given her had had time to teach her little or nothing with regard to him when she advanced to receive him. The name on the card was Major H.G. Marvel. She vaguely thought she had heard it, but in the suddenness of the meeting was unable to recall a single idea concerning the owner of it. She saw before her a man whose decidedly podgy figure yet bore a military air, and was not without a certain grace of confidence. For his bearing was even marked by the total absence of any embarrassment, anxiety, or any even of that air of apology which one individual seems almost to owe to another. At the same time there was not a suspicion of truculence or even repulse in his carriage. There was self-assertion, but not of the antagonistic--solely of the inviting sort. His person beamed with friendship. Notably above the middle height, the impression of his stature was reduced by a too great development of valor in the front of his person, which must always have met the enemy considerably in advance of the rest of him. On the top of rather asthmatic-looking shoulders was perched a head that looked small for the base from which it rose, and the smaller that it was an evident proof of the derivation of the word bald, by Chaucer spelled balled; it was round and smooth and shining like ivory, and the face upon it was brought by the help of the razor into as close a resemblance with the rest of the ball as possible. The said face was a pleasant one to look at--of features altogether irregular--a retreating and narrow forehead over keen gray eyes that sparkled with intelligence and fun, prominent cheek-bones, a nose thick in the base and considerably elevated at the point, a large mouth always ready to show a set of white, regular, serviceable teeth--the only regular arrangement in the whole facial economy--and a chin whose original character was rendered doubtful by its duplicity--physical, I mean, with no hint at the moral.
"Cousin Hester!" he said, advancing, and holding out his hand.
Mechanically she gave him hers. The voice that addressed her was at once a little husky, and very cheery; the hand that took hers was small and soft and kind and firm. A merry, friendly smile lighted up eyes and face as he spoke. Hester could not help liking him at first sight--yet felt a little shy of him. She thought she had heard her mother speak of a cousin somewhere abroad: this must be he--if indeed she did remember any such!
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"I will get it at once, and let my mother know you are here," said Hester, turning to the door.
"No, no, never mind your mother; I daresay she is busy, or lying down. She always went to lie down at this time of the day; she was never very strong you know, though I don't doubt it was quite as much to get rid of me. I shouldn't wonder if she thought me troublesome in those days. But I bear no malice now, and I hope she doesn't either. Tell her I say so. It's more than five and twenty years ago, though to me it don't seem more than so many weeks. Don't disturb your mother, my dear. But if you insist on doing so, tell her old Harry is come to see her--very much improved since she turned him about his business."
Hester told a servant to take the sherry and the water to the drawing-room, and, much amused, ran to find her mother. "There's the strangest gentleman down-stairs, mamma, calling himself old Harry. He's having some sherry and water in the drawing-room! I never saw such an odd man!" Her mother laughed--a pleased little laugh. "Go to him, Hester dear, and say I shall be down directly." "Is he really a cousin, mamma?" "To be sure--my second cousin! He was very fond of me once." "Oh, he has told me all about that already. He says you sent him about his business." "If that means that I wouldn't marry him, it is true enough. But he doesn't know what I went through for always taking his part. I always stood up for him, though I never could bear him near me. He was such an odd, good-natured bear! such a rough sort of creature! always saying the thing he ought not to, and making everybody, ladies especially, uncomfortable! He never meant any harm, but never saw where fun should stop. You wouldn't believe the vulgar things Harry would say out of pure fun!--especially if he got hold of a very stiff old maid; he would tease her till he got her in a passion. But if she began to cry, then Harry had the worst of it, and was as penitent as any good child. I daresay he's much improved by this time." "He told me to tell you he was. But if he is much improved--well, what he must have been! I like him though, mamma--I suppose because you liked him a little. So take care you are not too hard upon him; I'm going to take him up now."
"I make over my interest in him, and have no doubt he will be pleased enough with the change, for a man can't enjoy finding an old woman where he had all the time been imagining a young one. But I must warn you, Hester, as he seems to have made a conquest of you already, that he has in the meantime been married to a black--or at least a very brown Hindoo woman."
"That's nothing to his discredit with you, mamma, I hope. Has he brought her home with him, I wonder."
"She has been dead now for some ten years. I believe he had a large fortune with her, which he has since by judicious management increased considerably. He is really a good-hearted fellow, and was kind to every one of his own relations as long as there was one left to be kind to."
"Well, I shall go back to him, mamma, and tell him you are coming as soon as you have got your wig and your newest lace-cap on, and your cheeks rouged and pearl-powdered, to look as like the lady that would none of him as you can."
Her mother laughed merrily, and pretended to box her daughter's ears. It was not often any mood like this rose between them; for not only were they serious in heart, but from temperament, and history, and modes and direction of thought, their ways were serious as well. Yet who may so well break out in childlike merriment as those whose life has in it no moth-eaten Mammon-pits, who have no fear, no greed, and live with a will--rising like the sun to fill the day with the work given them to do!
"Look what I have brought you, cousin," said major Marvel, the moment Hester re-entered the room, holding out to her a small necklace. "You needn't mind taking them from an old fellow like me. It don't mean that I want to marry you off-hand before I know what sort of a temper you've got. Take them."
Hester drew near, and looked at the necklace.
"Take it," said the major again.
"How strangely beautiful it is!--all red, pear-shaped, dull, scratched-looking stones, hanging from a savage-looking gold chain! What are they, Mr. Marvel?"
"You have described it like a book!" he said. "It is a barbarous native necklace--but they are fine rubies--only rough--neither cut nor polished."
"It is beautiful," repeated Hester. "Did you really mean it for me?"
"Of course I did!"
"I will ask mamma if I may keep it."
"Where's the good of that? I hope you don't think I stole it? Though faith there's a good deal that's like stealing goes on where that comes from!--But here comes the mother!--Helen, I'm so glad to see you once more!"
Hester slipped away with the necklace in her hand, and left her mother to welcome her old admirer before she would trouble her about the offered gift. They met like trusting friends whom years had done nothing to separate, and while they were yet talking of bygone times, Mr. Raymount entered, received him cordially, and insisted on his remaining with them as long as he could; they were old friends, although rivals, and there never had been any ground for bitterness between them. The major agreed; Mr. Raymount sent to the station for his luggage, and showed him to a room.
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Something new: Red Wings-Blackhawks Game 2 multimedia post
by George Malik on 05/19/13 at 04:09 AM ET
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Okay, trying something different: in addition to quick takes, I can generally get multimedia out of the way pretty quickly...And the crush of press interest in the Red Wings-Blackhawks series is forcing me to toss off the various multimedia offerings related to the Red Wings' 4-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday into a separate post. Enjoy post-break high-bandwidth fun. The wrap-up is still in progress at 4 in the morning (it's been a long night)...
Highlights: NHL.com's photo gallery is NBC-narrated:
NBC Sports, ESPN (with Barry Melrose's blather), Comcast Sportsnet Chicago, TSN and Sportsnet also posted highlight clips, and you can watch THE WHOLE GAME on the CBC. Shh!
Post-game: Sportsnet posted short clips of Wings coach Mike Babcock's post-game presser and Henrik Zetterberg and Jimmy Howard's post-game comments;
Comcast Sportsnet Chicago posted clips of Joel Quenneville's presser, a clip of Corey Crawford's post-game comments, some grousing and grumbling from Jonathan Toews and Brent Seabrook,
TSN posted clips of Mike Babcock and Joel Quenneville's post-game pressers;
ESPN Chicago posted Jonathan Toews' grumble and Jesse Rogers and Scott Powers discussing the game;
The Chicago Sun-Times posted Toews' grumble;
The Chicago Tribune posted Corey Crawford, Chris Kuc and David Haugh, Carlo Colaiacovo and Brendan Smith's takes on the game;
The Detroit Free Press posted Drew Sharp and Helene St. James' discussion of the game;
WXYZ posted a clip of Henrik Zetterberg, Mike Babcock and Carlo Colaiacovo speaking with the media after the game:
Fox Sports Detroit posted an interview with Brendan Smith:
The Blackhawks' website posted clips of Quenneville's presser and comments from Brian Bickell, Brent Seabrook, Jonathan Toews and Corey Crawford...
And the Red Wings' website posted clips of Jonathan Ericsson...
Henrik Zetterberg...
Carlo Colaiacovo...
Jimmy Howard...
The NHL Tonight's interview with Brendan Smith...
And coach Babcock's post-game presser:
Photos: The Detroit Free Press posted a 43-image gallery;
The Detroit News posted a 43-image gallery;
MLive posted a 9-image gallery;
The Macomb Daily posted a 15-image gallery;
The Windsor Star posted 3 big images from the game;
Michigan Hockey posted a 13-image gallery;
I am consciously choosing to not count the number of images in the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times or Yahoo Sports' dysfunctional Wings gallery;
The Chicago Daily Herald posted an 18-image gallery;
ESPN posted an 86-image gallery;
And NHL.com, the Blackhawks' website and the Red Wings' website posted 62, 56 and 62-image galleries, respectively.
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Ten best concerts of the summer
Eric Gruneisen
Summer's over -- well, at least according to the time-tested seasonal benchmark, the annual passing of Labor Day. Of course, it still feels like we might burst into flames at any moment, but whatever. The Taste of Colorado has foisted its parade of also-rans upon us and Phish has now come and gone -- two things that officially signal the end of the summer concert season, as far as we're concerned. And what a summer's it's been for music, eh? Keep reading for a look back at the ten best concerts of the summer.
See also: Ten best concerts, summer 2011
Our eighteenth annual Westword Music Showcase was one of the hottest days of music in the Mile High City this past summer.
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10. Eighteenth Annual Westword Music Showcase, 6/23/12 "Holy Moses! It's no stretch to say that yesterday was the hottest day of the summer. Literally. Not only did the late news reports back this up, but we're pretty sure if you ask anyone in the sea of people who attended the eighteenth annual Westword Music Showcase, they'll co-sign this claim -- well, that is, after they rehydrate, and assuming they can stand upright and their legs aren't all wobbly from all the dancing last night during Girl Talk's massive Showcase-closing dance-party blowout. And if the weather was hot, the music was even hotter."
Die Antword tearing it up at the Ogden Theatre last month.
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9. Die Antwoord at the Ogden Theatre, 8/6/12 "Die Antwoord's draw is a bit beyond the realm of rational comprehension, the fact that a South African rap crew can sell out a venue the size of the Ogden without much of the crowd actually knowing the words to the group's songs. Casually strolling out in matching orange sweat suits emblazoned with their logo, Ninja (aka Watkin Tudor Jones) and Yo-Landi Vi$$er (aka Anri Du Toit), the two MCs who have carved a niche for themselves unlike any other group in the world, absolutely blew the pants off the Ogden last night, as the Zef-style crew ripped through most of the tracks off $0$ and Ten$Ion."
Santigold at the Ogden Theatre this past May.
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8. Santigold at the Ogden, 5/29/12 "There were horses and what looked like buffalo skins, elaborate umbrellas and a rhythm-perfect band dressed in...we don't know what. There were striking red, blue and green lights, with plenty of space for Santigold to emerge, flanked by two synchronized-singing, back-up-dancing drummer gals, wearing absolutely blinding smiles. Starting the show with "Go," Santigold (aka Santi White) opened up a can of weird for Denver last night. As the opening strains of "Go" played, the dancers came out with militant fervor, high stepping and jumping, taking their places on either side of Santigold, who mimicked their movements with a cool style of her own."Next Page
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A Swedish research team study of nearly four decades of population-based data shows that rates of celiac disease are rising in most age groups of children.
06/04/2014 - A Swedish research team study of nearly four decades of population-based data shows that rates of celiac disease are rising in most age groups of children.
The research team included Fredinah Namatovu, Olof Sandström, Cecilia Olsson, Marie Lindkvist, and Anneli Ivarsson. They are variously affiliated with the Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Epidemiology and Global Health, the Department of Clinical Sciences, Paediatrics, and the Department of Food and Nutrition, all at Umeå University, in Umeå, Sweden.
In order to assess variations by age, sex and birth cohort, and to determine the clinical impact of these changes, their research team recently looked at rates of biopsy-proven celiac disease in children in Sweden over a 36-year period. The team used the National Swedish Childhood Celiac Disease Register to identify 9,107 children under 15 years of age who were diagnosed with celiac disease from 1973 to 2009.
From 1973 to 1990 the register covered 15% of the the Swedish population, increasing to 40% during 1991–1997, and then to 100% from 1998 onwards. The research team estimated annual celiac rates, cumulative incidence and clinical impact by age groups, calendar month and birth cohorts.
Their results show that celiac disease rates are increasing in children aged 2–14.9 years. One encouraging piece of data revealed that celiac rates in children 1.9 years and under decreased sharply in the most recent years.
Average age for celiac diagnosis rose from 1.0 year in the 1970s to 6.8 years by 2009. The average number of new cases rose from about 200 during 1973–1983 to about 600 during 2004–2009.
In the birth cohorts of 2000–2002 the cumulative incidence even exceeded that of the epidemic cohorts at comparable ages. The highest overall rates were seen in those born between 1985–1995 and 2000–2002.
Celiac disease risk varies between birth cohorts, which indicates environmental and/or lifestyle risk factors may be at play in triggering celiac disease. Finding new prevention strategies will require further research.


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When the phone-hacking trial ended this week, freelance photographer Lee Thomas was present at London's Old Bailey, as he had been on most days during the eight-month proceedings. Thomas, 45, would typically arrive at 8.30am to see the participants going in. He says: "Even on a quiet day, I would often just mill about. I don't like press cages, I prefer to be mobile and you can find these spaces outside and work out what you can get away with with the police."
A picture taken in one such space shows Cheryl Carter, one of the less high-profile defendants, walking unnoticed past a crowd, something that happened regularly at first, says Thomas. His photographs are striking for the connection they often make with the subject – especially Rebekah Brooks, former chief executive of News International. "I never called her name. She was looking for me." One of his favourites shows Brooks with husband Charlie (see slideshow below). He looks down, she glances over with a "demure" smile.
By contrast, says Thomas, former News of the World editor and No 10 communications chief Andy Coulson "tended to avert his eyes but I found if you stared at the back of his head as he was queueing to get in, he would look round."
This was Thomas's first experience of a long trial but he would do it again. "Photographers moan about repetition but there are really interesting personalities."
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Norwin football looks to restore pride
When David Brozeski took over as Norwin's football coach in April, he established a set of five "core principles": discipline, communication, trust, perseverence and pride.
The fifth principle especially sticks out for a program that comes into the 2014 season with four victories over the past three years.
"You have to have pride in anything you do: pride in your family, pride in your schoolwork," Brozeski said. "That sense of pride is what we're rallying behind. We have a saying here that we're all we've got, and that's what we're trying to do: trying to ride together and have some pride with each other, work together and develop a team that's going to battle to the best of their ability every single week."
Norwin opened training camp Aug. 11 trying to end a three-year streak of missing the playoffs. The team went 4-23 the past three seasons, including 2-7 each of the past two years.
"All (the years) I've been in high school, all you've heard is we're bad. We're soft," senior defensive lineman Corey Chrisman said. "Coming here, we want to change that. We want to change the season; we want to make the playoffs and do all these things. I think we can do it."
The Knights' players said they sensed a greater excitement about the program this season than in past years. Part of that, they said, was Brozeski taking over as head coach after spending 17 seasons as a Norwin assistant. But a greater part of it had to do with a motivation to turn their recent luck around.
"You can't do anything about the past; you're taking advantage of what's in front of you, and you don't know anything about the future," Brozeski said. "Last year is what last year was, and we had some players who got some good experience and made progress. But our focus is on this season and making sure we develop and take advantage of the most important season, which is the next season."
Norwin comes into the 2014 season with some key returners from 2013, including second-team all-conference selections in quarterback Nick Amendola, wide receiver Logan Deri and offensive lineman Dante Rizzo and honorable mention all-conference selections in running back Peyton Deri, Chrisman, defensive lineman Anthony Melocchi and linebacker Steven Petrick.
"I definitely feel we're talented," senior wide receiver/defensive back Zach Hall said. "We are deep — I think we're deeper this year than any other year. I think if we stay healthy, which is the most important thing, we can definitely get some wins and make a run."
Although the Knights finished 2-7 last season, players said they saw progress overall.
Much of the progress came on the defensive side of the ball, as Norwin allowed 10 fewer points per game compared to 2012. The defense kept the Knights in games against Altoona (a 21-0 loss), Penn-Trafford (a 17-3 loss) and Gateway (a 13-6 loss) and was a major factor in the team's victories over Latrobe (21-13) and Shaler (42-14).
On the other hand, the offense struggled. Norwin didn't score a touchdown until the third game of the season and tallied a combined 44 points in its seven losses.
"Hopefully, we can get (the offense) going earlier in the season," Deri said. Last year (against Penn-Trafford), I felt if we'd gotten things going, that could have been a win for us. If we can get things going, I think we can be good.
"I think our defense can be strong. We're going to have to have a couple of guys step up at the linebacker position and safety position, but we'll see. We've got guys working hard at those positions, and we'll see what happens."
Brozeski said one of the biggest bright spots of the summer was the work of the offensive and defensive lines. Chrisman and Melocchi, both seniors, and Rizzo, a junior, are expected to provide leadership up front this season.
"I think our line's going to be really good this year," Melocchi said. "We have a lot of people coming back. We have a pretty big line (and) a lot of fast, good players on the line this year."
At the skill positions, Norwin lost leading rusher Zack Tinsley and leading receiver Kyle Baum. Key returners include seniors Logan Deri (WR/DB), Cavante Goins (RB/S), Hall (WR/DB), Zeke Kljucaric (WR/LB) and Tony Schiavone (WR/LB); and juniors Peyton Deri (RB/LB), Jon LoChiatto (WR/CB) and Petrick (TE/DL).
Amendola, a junior, and senior Sean Bowen were competing for time at quarterback.
"Throughout the course of the summer, I'd say this is the sharpest that both of them have looked," Brozeski said. "That's to be expected as they progress and get older. I like how they're both competing and working with each other and using that competitiveness to help drive each other."
Norwin will begin the season by hosting Latrobe at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 29.
"We want to make the playoffs — playoffs, playoffs, playoffs," Chrisman said. "We want to have a better season. We want to win more games. But we've got our eyes set on the playoffs, and we want to finish strong."
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Vina F. Danks Honored at Ontario Museum of History and Art
Vina Danks was honored at the Ontario Museum of History and Art in a display at the Día de los Muertos: Seasons of Life. The display was designed by Vina Danks teacher Stephanie Hibbard and created by students from the Vina Danks Builders Club and teachers Caryn Sawyer and Patricia Cunningham.
Vina F. Danks was the first principal of Ontario Jr. High. She was a highly respected educator who dedicated her life to her profession and students. In 1938 Ontario experienced a major flood. Many students needed help getting home. Principal Danks assisted many in crossing the flooding. She took those who could not get home to her own home where she fed them and bedded them down for the night. Unfortunately, shortly after Vina Danks became ill and died of a heart attack. OMSD's Vina Danks Middle School is named for this heroic educator.
The display also honored Georgia Graber of the Graber Olive House, Ontario's oldest business; Charlotte Armstrong, namesake of Ontario's official rose, and Faye Myers Dastrup Hamill, former Ontario City Council Woman.


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Zeemike posted this video in another thread and I thought it deserved a thread of
its own. It is a full-length feature on THE SECRET LIVES OF CATS and is well worth the 58:49 seconds it takes to watch. It is fascinating.
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1. Thanks! I'm kicking to watch later.
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loving and independent, all at the same time. Wonderful buddies.
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3. Thanks for posting this. It's a very interesting look at the cats in one village
in England. I was surprised to see that most of the cat's homes had cat flaps on their doors and could roam at will. In my neck of the woods, there would be possums, skunks, raccoons, and who knows what else coming in through those flaps. Guess there aren't too many predators in this village. It was interesting that some of the cats visited other cats' homes at night and ate their food! What a fun project.
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4. What was really interesting was the way that this study dispelled the myth that cats
were destroying the local wild fauna...
I have seven cats, myself, and I allow six of them to roam during the day, but bring them in at night. (The seventh is fifteen years old and has always been an indoor cat.) There are all kinds of predators out at night, great horned owls, raccoons, huge possums, and for about two years, a bobcat. That bobcat got a bunch of neighborhood cats before we even knew it was around.


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I found out some more.my great grandfather John Matussak arrived in 1883 He was born in 1859 in Germany. He married Helen(I dont have a last name yet) she was born 1863 also from Germany. They had 7 children Martha,Joseph,Anna,Johnie,Amelia,Rose,and Cecelia.Joseph was my grandfather he maried Anna Troska and had 3 children Mary Louise,Agnes Christine,Francis John.
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Pierce Brosnan is a spy again but this time minus the gadgets & babes of his 007 days.
61 year old Pierce Brosnan's still got the looks and 'tude to pull off playing an ex-CIA spy who's lured back to the game one more time in a mission that goes horribly, and very personally wrong. But Brosnan's Peter Devereaux is not James Bond. He never wears a tux, never drinks a martini, never gets to show off the cool weapons and has to wait til the end to get the girl (Olga Kurylenko who was a Bond babe in "Quantum Of Solance". This film is vintage Brosnan but brings nothing new to the spy game. It's a been-there-done-that years- ago spy flick. It's not for the kids. It's very violent and there's a rape scene.
If you like spy flicks, you could do worse. But you could do a whole lot better- as in Phillip Seymour Hoffman's last completed role in the intelligent "A Most Wanted Man". This one can wait for Netflix.
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"Life Of Crime"
A crime caper from the late Elmore Leonard.
From the author who gave us "Out Of Sight", this set in the 70's twisty crime caper has a solid cast with Oscar nominee John Hawkes and Yasiin Bey ( Mos Def) as kidnappers who nab the wife (Jennifer Aniston) of a corrupt real estate developer (a bloated Tim Robbins) who's having an affair with an even more corrupt Isla Fisher (who steals the movie). Will Forte is also a hoot as a "family friend" who's out to seduce Aniston's Mickey.
Jennifer Aniston is just meh and is the weak link in an otherwise strong cast. She's overpowered by the much stronger personalities surrounding her.
Like "American Hustle", the fashion & furnishings are spot on .
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An anti-tech very trippy movie starring Robin Wright as herself .
Ari Folman is one of the most creative writer/ directors out there. His Oscar-nominated animated "Waltz With Bashir" was amazing. This one gets an "A" for effort but it's a little too creative for its own good.
Based on the book "The Futurological Congress", Robin Wright stars as herself, except her career is in a tailspin (in real life, Wright is hotter than ever). This movie is the ultimate statement against motion capture and the ever encroaching technolization of Hollywood and society.
Robin Wright basically sells her soul to the Hollywood devil. Her final job, has Wright selling her digital likeness to the Miramount studio, as in Miramax/ Paramount. Danny Huston plays the head of the studio, who can now use Wright's likeness any way he wants. The human Robin collects the substantial paycheck. Her computer chip and the people who control it do all the work.
Harvey Keital stars as her manipulative longtime agent. Sami Gayle (of "Blue Blood" fame) and Kodi Smit-McPhee (the kid in the completely depressing apocalyptic film "The Road") play her kids. Her son suffers from Usher Syndrome, which robs victims of hearing and sight. Paul Giamatti is the doctor who treats him.
This is really two films. The second one begins midway through , 20 years later. That's where the film goes animated and goes off course. The animation isn't great , though Folman has a lot of fun with it, throwing in Tom Cruise, Michael Jackson and Yoko Ono. Jon Hamm (seen only in animation) plays a studio employee from the "Robin" department who falls in love with her.
Robin Wright is tremendous and so is the very provocative first half of the film. The second half is a disappointing psychedelic trip.
Let's call this one creative but flawed. It's definitely a one-of-a-kind.
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