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InfiniteSkills' Releases "How to Use WordPress for E-Commerce Training," An In-Depth Course on Using The WordPress Platform To Sell Online
Dec 13, 2012 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- Software training firm InfiniteSkills Inc. last week released its "How to Use WordPress for E-Commerce Tutorial," a course designed for website developers and designers who use the popular WordPress content platform and would like to integrate a store or other commerce-related features.
WordPress is currently the world's most popular content management system, but it does not include a shopping cart system in its native format. According to course author and experienced web-designer Gary Plumly, while this may seem to be a disadvantage, it actually means web designers have more options for integrating and customizing e-commerce elements.
"Using WordPress means you are not committed to a single way of doing e-commerce," Plumly says. "You can make WordPress do pretty much whatever you want using plug-ins." For instance, not only can they choose whether or not to include a PayPal button, web designers can also decide exactly how one would best be integrated into their site.
As Plumly explains, WordPress itself is only a barebones system, but it can be customized to your own ends using the many available commerce-related plug-ins.
How To Use WordPress for E-Commerce Video Training - DVD Plumly has more than 15 years' experience in web design and development for small businesses and individuals--"Going way back," he says, "to the days when we were hand coding everything." He is the author of a "24-Hour Trainer for WordPress," and "100 Questions to Ask Before You Build a Website." He currently runs a free WordPress help site, and teaches in person and online at the WordPress Academy.
Plumly brings his technical insight along with a keen understanding of what is most important to students gained from an extensive teaching career to the How to Use WordPress for E-Commerce Tutorial. After explaining the basics of how WordPress can be customized with plugins, Plumly explains how to set up a system for single item selling. He then goes into creating a shopping cart and how to implement key plugins for fast, simple use by web customers, including purchasing systems for digital downloads, Plumly then covers three popular e-commerce plugins, the WP E-Commerce plugin, the Jigoshop plugin, and the WooCommerce Plugin, all of which offer different takes on the processes of running a shopping cart system including organizing products, checkout processes, and automated customer order reports, among many other key features.
"The great thing about using WordPress for commerce is that you only need one program," Plumly says. "You don't have to learn two different interfaces for your content management program and a store program, it's all in one package. And when it comes to user interface, WordPress has one of the best--people quickly learn to use it and then keep on using it." Free demo videos and a full list of course contents can be found on the How To Use WordPress for E-Commerce Tutorial training page on the company website:
InfiniteSkills offers the How To Use WordPress for E-Commerce Training Video either as a DVD or a direct download from the company website at a retail price of $99.95. InfiniteSkills tutorials are compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems. Shipping is available around the globe. Additionally, InfiniteSkills tutorials are supported by project files which correspond to examples in the videos.
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A leader in the field of software training, InfiniteSkills designs its courses on a task-oriented model, teaching complex skills by providing hands-on examples and guiding users as they carry out essential functions. InfiniteSkills offers a wide range of software titles available as DVDs, digital downloads, and in iPad editions, keeping with company aim of delivering professional training to customers anywhere they want to learn.
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The gently curved upper surface of the cover finely inlaid with mother-of-pearl to depict a landscape scene with two scholars on horseback riding toward a gathering of figures on a garden terrace, detailed with trees growing beside a dwelling, one balustrade inscribed with the characters, Luodian Jiang Yin Junhua, '(Made) by the mother-of-pearl craftsman Yin Junhua', within a bracket-lobed cartouche reserved on a brocade-ground and outlined with an inlay of double-lines of rope-twist metalwork, the longer vertical sides similarly rendered with ladies at leisure in a garden landscape, one of the shorter vertical sides with a carp emerging out of crested waves against tall mountains in the background within a double-outlined ruyi-shaped cartouche, repeated on the other side with a crane in flight tied with beribboned scrolls amidst ruyi clouds; the cover is inserted into a box with straight sides, lacquered in vermilion, the interior accommodating an undecorated fitted dark brown lacquer tray, supported on a protruding base decorated with mother-of-pearl florettes
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There are a very limited number of Yuan period mother-of-pearl inlaid lacquer wares that are inscribed with either the name of the craftsmen or a cyclical date.
Three examples inscribed with cyclical dates are known. The first is a low table from a private collection, included in the exhibition, The Colors and Forms of Song and Yuan China, Nezu Institute of Fine Arts, Tokyo, 2004, and illustrated in the Catalogue, no. 126. The low table is embellished with mother-of-pearl on its upper surface depicting a busy town scene where figures are pre-occupied in their various pursuits; and neatly concealed on one of the banisters is an inscription with the cyclical Xinchou date which corresponds to 1301. The second example is a square box and cover from a private collection included in the exhibition, Cyokoku no Raden, Chinese Inlaid Mother-of-Pearl, Tokyo National Museum, 1981, and illustrated in the Catalogue, no. 15, inscribed with a cyclical Wuwu date (1318). The third is a table screen decorated with a scene of gathering scholars, sold at Christie's Hong Kong, 25 November 2005, lot 1460. The table screen is similarly incised on a balustrade with the characters: Jianfu Luling Xian Gao Xianzhang Jisiji xia, '(Recorded) in the summer of the Jisi year by Guo Xianzhang of Luling county Jian prefecture'; the Jisi date corresponds to AD 1329.
It is interesting to note the mention of Luling county in Jian prefecture which is located in Jiangxi province. This district was mentioned by Cao Zhao in Ge Gu Yao Lun, 'the Essential Criteria of Antiquities', of 1388, as the source of fine mother-of-pearl inlaid lacquer ware, cf. Sir Percival David, Chinese Connoisseurship, London, 1971, pp. 148-149. Another published reference to Luling is found incised on the upper surface of a lobed box which was included in the exhibition, East Asian Urushi Lacquer Work with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay, the Tokugawa Art Museum, 1999, and illustrated in the Catalogue, p. 24, no. 14. The inscription on the lobed-box is incised and written in a vertical line on one of the garden balustrades reading: Luling Hu Zhaojiong tiebi, 'Inscribed (by) Hu Zhaojiong of Luling'.
Compare also a circular box, in the Tokyo National Museum collection, bearing the name of the craftsman, included in the same exhibition of 1988 and illustrated in the Catalogue, p. 23, no. 14. The Tokyo National Museum example has two inscriptions, one bearing the name of the craftsman, Tiebi Xiao Zhen, 'Inscribed (by) Xiao Zhen', and the other inscribed on another post which possibly reads, Wenliang Wang Shuheng gong, 'A tribute from Wang Xiaoheng (possibly of Wenliang)'.
It appears that one of the earliest pictorial carvings using mother-of-pearl material, dated to the Yuan period, is a mother-of-pearl fragment unearthed at Dadu, and now in the Capital Museum collection, illustrated in Zhongguo Meishu Quanji, vol. 8, Lacquerware, Wenwu chubanshe, 1989, no. 112. The excavated fragment depicts the Guanghan Gong, the palace of immortality from Chinese mythology which appears to be a popular theme adopted by craftsmen of the Yuan and Ming periods. A good comparable example is a mother-of-pearl octangonal box dated to the Yuan period in the Hayashibara Museum of Art, Okayama, included in the Tokugawa Art Museum exhibition and illustrated op. cit., no. 12. The octagonal box is decorated with a scene of figures amidst a terraced pavilion, and inscribed with the characters Guanghan Gong above a gateway in the far distance.
Okada Jo, former curator of Tokyo National Museum 1960's-1970's
Okado Jo, Toyo Shugeishi No Kenkyu, 'Studies of Oriental lacquer history', Chuo Kouron Art Publishing, 1978.
Tokyo National Museum, 1977, Oriental Lacquer Arts, Catalogue, no. 493
Tokyo National Museum, 1981, 'Chinese Mother-of-Pearl Lacquerware', Catalogue, no. 16
The Museum of East Asian Art, Cologne, 1990, Dragon and Phoenix, Chinese Lacquer Ware, The Lee Family Collection, Catalogue, no. 88
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1990/91
The Shoto Museum of Art, Shibuya, Japan, 1991, Chinese Lacquerware, Catalogue, no. 101
The Tokugawa Art Museum, Japan, East Asian Urushi Lacquer Work with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay, 1999, Catalogue, p. 25, no. 15
Nezu Institute of Fine Arts, Tokyo, 2004, The Colors and Forms of Song and Yuan China, Catalogue, no. 132
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Groundbreaking ceremonies were held last month for a new control tower for Ohio's Port Columbus International Airport, home of Executive Jet's operational headquarters and customer service center. The FAA said the tower is the first of its type in the nation. Unique features include a 16-sided cab that provides a viewing area interrupted by only three structural columns, allowing a 120-deg span of clear vision between the columns.
Another innovative design feature is that the more than one-inch thick and tinted glass of the cab will be angled 30 deg to reduce glare. The angle of the glass also helps it to stay cleaner. Maintenance of cab equipment can be conducted from behind and under control consoles, minimizing disturbances to working controllers.
The new tower is considerably taller than the current 48-year-old facility, with the base of the cab of the new tower at approximately 195 ft agl, or 21 stories, compared with just 95 ft for the current tower cab. The new, 603-sq-ft cab will hold nine controller positions, compared with just four controller positions in the current 347-sq-ft cab.
Current staffing is 46 controllers, six supervisors and nine management staff for both the tower and the tracon. In addition, there are 23 airways facilities specialists who maintain the equipment in the tower and in the field. The FAA said the current traffic count in the Columbus area does not justify any change in these numbers, despite the increased capacity of the new tower. "However, the traffic count could eventually result in an increase in staff," an FAA spokesperson explained.
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Inflammatory systemic autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus and Sjögren's syndrome, have all been found to overlap. Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to produce antibodies that produce widespread inflammation all over the body and can result in tissue damage. Any part of the body, including the skin, joints, brain, lungs, kidneys, blood vessels and other internal organs, can be affected by lupus.
Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease that causes arthritis. Once again the immune system creates antibodies that result in inflammation in and around the joints. Joints then become quite painful and mobility may be compromised.
Lastly, Sjögren's syndrome is inflammation of the exocrine glands – glands which expel substances like sweat or mucus. Sjögren's syndrome can cause dry mouth, dry eyes and even digestion issues.
Although it may seem like the obvious overlap in all three conditions is that they are autoimmune diseases, researchers have found a specific gene linking all three together.
Researchers of the study conducted a meta-analysis of gene expression data for all three diseases to determine overlapping biological processes. The analysis uncovered that inflammatory systemic autoimmune diseases are composed of 371 differentially expressed genes – 187 were underexpressed and 184 were overexpressed. Many of these genes have been previously identified as biomarkers of systemic autoimmune diseases; however, many of them were new.
According to the study, overexpressed genes were involved in "immune and inflammatory responses, mitotic cell cycles, cytokine-mediated signaling pathways, apoptotic processes, type I interferon–mediated signaling pathways and responses to viruses." Underexpressed genes were involved in "inhibition of protein synthesis."
The study revealed common genes in Sjögren's syndrome, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, which revealed biological processes that play an important role in the formation of all three diseases.
As mentioned, the common symptoms of Sjögren's syndrome are dry mouth, dry eyes, dryness of other organs and fatigue. When these symptoms present themselves alone it is known as primary Sjögren's syndrome. When Sjögren's syndrome is accompanied by another autoimmune disease it is known as secondary Sjögren's syndrome.
Antibodies are what are produced in the body to tag foreign material, which may be harmful to the body. In an autoimmune disease antibodies wrongfully tag themselves to healthy parts of the body, thus causing inflammation. In Sjögren's syndrome and lupus common antibodies seen in both diseases are Anti-SSA (Ro) and Anti-SSB (La).
Lupus can be mild or it can be life-threatening (the majority of cases are mild). Women develop lupus more commonly than men – around 90 percent of lupus cases are women – and it is most common between the ages of 15 and 45.
There is currently no cure for lupus, but treatments are available to better manage symptoms. Symptoms of lupus include:
The severity of symptoms ranges on an individual basis and can be temporary and develop slowly or suddenly.
As an autoimmune disease the exact cause is unknown, but there is supporting research that the following play a role in the cause of lupus.
It can be quite easy to confuse rheumatoid arthritis and lupus as the two autoimmune diseases present themselves quite similarly. For one, both diseases present joint pain as a primary symptom, but it's important to note that the levels of inflammation can differ between the two.
Furthermore, both conditions can affect energy levels and make you feel tired and exhausted despite how many hours of sleep you receive the night before.
One primary difference between lupus and rheumatoid arthritis is that although both cause inflammation of the joints, lupus can cause inflammation of internal organs as well. Furthermore, lupus can lead to life-threatening complications, while rheumatoid arthritis does not pose a threat to life. Additionally, pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis is usually worse during the day and progressively eases up as the day continues. Pain associated with lupus is quite steady from morning until night.
In the beginning it is quite easy to confuse lupus with rheumatoid arthritis and vice versa, but when rheumatoid arthritis worsens over time a doctor can begin to see eroding of the bones through x-ray. To determine a diagnosis of lupus a doctor may order blood work to determine the function of your organs and check for anemia – another common symptom of lupus.
Although many inflammatory systemic autoimmune diseases are quite similar, with proper testing doctors are able to distinguish one from another to put you on the right treatment path.
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text: Last week, we got our first glimpse at the finished versions of RIM's next generation of BlackBerry. Those phones are currently going by the name of the L-Series (touch-screen) and the N-Series (QWERTY), both BlackBerry 10 smartphones. This week, we have the specification for the touch-screen. Next week? Well, if we don't have details of the QWERTY, we will be more than a little shocked.But for now, let's look at what we do have for the phone pictured above and to your left. The leaked data relates to three different phones, but these are thought to be regional variations of the same phone. The names BlackBerry London (world), BlackBerry Lisbon (Canada) and BlackBerry Laguna (USA) might be used for the launch, but are likely to be working names for developers.All have features in common, those being a 4.2-inch display with a 1280 x 768 resolution, an 8-megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash on the rear of the phone, along with a 2-megapixel networking camera and 1080p video recording. The handsets also include NFC, Wi-Fi and A-GPS, but anyone wanting super-fast connectivity might be disappointed to hear that 4G doesn't get a mention thus far. Still time for that to be added though.In fact, there's around three months of time, with a rumoured January launch for this and its QWERTY variation.Source: N4BB


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IRA planned to bomb British Army base during Prince Charles visit
An IRA bomb plot, foiled by gardai, may have seen explosive devices planted near a British Army base in Northern Ireland.
Reports indicate that Dissident republicans were plotting to line the route of Prince Charles and Camilla's tour through Ireland with bombs to make sure the royals would be hit.
Four senior republicans have been arrested in connection with the alleged plot.
Gardai say that they had been investigating the men for some time.
Anti-terrorist detectives arrested the men and seized a sizeable quantity of homemade explosive, including fertiliser and sugar, and bomb component parts including a timer, during raids in Louth, Kildare, Dublin and Wexford on Tuesday night.
Security sources told the Irish Independent that the dissidents hoped to plant a large bomb near a British army base to mar the visit of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla to generate maximum publicity.
It is understood that the bomb-making operation had been under secret surveillance by gardaí for weeks but a decision was made to move in on Tuesday evening.
A large quantity of explosives was seized when officers swooped on a house and land at Dromiskin, County Louth, belonging to a veteran republican who was arrested there with a second man.
Raw materials for explosives including fertiliser and sugar were found with bomb component parts hidden in eight barrels buried on the land.
Security has been stepped up in preparation for the royal visit, next week.


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In 2014, that partnership is bringing social media for business to Grantstreet Creative's portfolio of services. Grantstreet customers will have access to a national social media expert to (1) assist them in setting up their business social media platforms and (2) teach them through Digital Literacy Workshops how to use social media for business with success. Let us introduce you to Blane Warrene.
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Recognized as an industry leader in financial services business development and technology, Blane has worked in progressive roles in operations, technology and compliance in the industry. He co-founded Arkovi Social Media Archiving in 2009 with Carl Cline and Tyson Lowery – successfully raising capital and delivering a modern software as a service solution for business use of social media. Blane also co-founded QuonWarrene with Neal Quon in 2009.
In October 2012, Arkovi was acquired by RegEd. Blane continues to advise companies via QuonWarrene. In addition, Blane is a sought-after speaker and panelist at industry and corporate conferences where he brings a fresh and innovative approach to business issues. An avid blogger and well known on twitter, @blano, he is actively engaged in social media providing thought leadership in compliant communications.
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Jim Iley (born 15 December 1935) is an English former football player and manager. He made nearly 550 appearances in the Football League playing as a left half for Sheffield United, Tottenham Hotspur, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle United and Peterborough United.[1] As manager, he took charge of Peterborough (as player-manager), Barnsley, Blackburn Rovers, Bury and Exeter City.[2] He was capped once for England under-23 team.[3]
He played as a midfielder and was brought to Newcastle United from Nottingham Forest, as manager Joe Harvey tried to rebuild the side to earn promotion to the old Division One.
Iley helped Newcastle to seventh and eighth-place finishes in successive seasons, before being part of the 1964/65 Division Two title-winning team, appearing in all but four games and scoring five times.
He left St James' Park in the 1968/69 season - after making a brief appearance in the Fairs Cup away to Feyenoord - and moved to Peterborough United as player/manager.
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Dietary patterns and risk of colorectal cancer in Tehran Province: a case–control study
Disease epidemiology - chronic
Colorectal cancer is the third and fourth leading cause of cancer incidence and mortality among men and women, respectively in Iran. However, the role of dietary factors that could contribute to this high cancer incidence remains unclear. The aim of this study was to determine major dietary patterns and its relationship with colorectal cancer.
This case–control study was conducted in four hospitals in Tehran city of Iran. A total of 71 patients (35 men and 36 women, aged 40–75 years) with incident clinically confirmed colorectal cancer (CRC) and 142 controls (70 men and 72 women, aged 40–75 years) admitted to hospital for acute, non-neoplastic diseases were recruited and interviewed. Dietary data were assessed by 125-item semi-quantitative food frequency questionnaire. Multivariate logistic regression was used to estimate the relationship between dietary patterns and risk of colorectal cancer.
Two major dietary patterns (Healthy pattern and Western pattern) were derived using principal component analysis. Each dietary pattern explained 11.9% (Healthy pattern) and 10.3% (Western pattern) of the variation in food intake, respectively. After adjusting for confounding factors, the Healthy dietary pattern was significantly associated with a decreased risk of colorectal cancer (OR= 0.227; 95% CI=0.108–0.478) while an increased risk of colorectal cancer was observed with the Western dietary pattern (OR=2.616; 95% CI= 1.361-5.030).
Specific dietary patterns, which include healthy and western patterns, may be associated with the risk of colorectal cancer. This diet-disease relationship can be used for developing interventions that aim to promote healthy eating for the prevention of chronic disease, particularly colorectal cancer in the Iranian population.
In 2008, colorectal cancer (CRC) was estimated to be the third and second most commonly diagnosed cancer in the world with 10.0% and 9.4% of total cancer cases among males and females, respectively
Family history, unfavourable socioeconomic conditions, tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, physical inactivity, cooking techniques and various aspects of diet have been associated with the risk of CRC
This hospital-based case–control study was conducted from September 2008 through January 2010 in 19 CRC surgical units of the Cancer Institute of Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex and three major general hospitals (Shariati, Imam Hussein and Ayatollah Taleghani) in Tehran city, Iran. Cases were patients with pathologically confirmed CRC, diagnosed no longer than six months before the interview, aged 40–75 years of age at the time of diagnosis and had no previous diagnosis of cancer at other sites, prior history of inflammatory bowel disease or familial adenomatous polyposis. Controls were selected randomly from patients admitted to the same hospitals as cases during the same time period for acute, non-neoplastic conditions and not afflicted with diet related chronic diseases. They were admitted to the hospitals for various medical conditions (38% for fractures and sprains, 14.1% for osteoarticular disorders, 11.3% for disk disorders, 9.8% for acute surgical conditions e.g., hernia inguinalis, appendicitis and kidney stone, 7.0% for trauma and injuries, 7.0% for skin diseases and 12.0% for other illnesses e.g., eye or nose disorders, debridement, removal of plates, pins, screws and wires). Each patient with CRC was matched with two patients in the control group by age (within 5-year categories) and sex.
Of 267 patients (89 cases and 178 controls) screened for the study based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, 16 controls and 8 cases were excluded. During dietary pattern analysis, 30 more patients (10 cases and 20 controls) with incomplete food frequency questionnaire (> 40% of food items were not assessed) and total energy intakes were outside the range of ± 3 standard deviation from the mean (< 716 and > 3,764 Kcal/d for men and <541 and >3,397 Kcal/d for women) were excluded. The final sample for statistical analysis was 71 cases and 142 controls. On average, less than 20% of cases and controls were ineligible to participate to the study.
Dietary assessment
Dietary intake was assessed with a semi-quantitative food frequency questionnaire that consisted of 125 foods and beverages (with standard serving sizes) commonly consumed by Iranians. Diets of respondents were based on intakes during the year prior to cancer diagnosis (cases) or interview (controls). This FFQ has been shown in previous studies to have a good validity and reproducibility
To identify dietary patterns, the 125 food items were categorized into 31 food groups (Table
Cases and controls were interviewed by trained interviewers using pre-tested questionnaires. Information obtained include socio-demographic characteristics, family history of CRC, physical activity, smoking habit, medication information (use of non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), vitamin/mineral supplements), cooking techniques and dietary intake. Alcohol intake information was not sought from respondents as during the pre-testing of questionnaire, they refused to respond to the item due to cultural and religious beliefs. Iran is an Islamic country where sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages are prohibited.
Weight was measured to the nearest to 0.1 kg with respondents wearing minimal clothes and without shoes. For patients who had undergone surgery or a long stay in the hospital, the weight at the time of admission was used as current weight. Height was measured using a SECA body metre with a precision of 0.1cm with respondents stand erect, without shoes, their feet together and eyes in a parallax state. For bedridden patients, the recumbent length was obtained in a supine position. Body mass index (BMI) was then calculated as weight (in kilograms) divided by height (in meters) squared and was classified according to the World Health Organization's standard for adults
Statistical analysis
Data were analyzed with Statistical Package Software for Social Science, version 16 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). Kolomogorov-Smirnov test was used to check for data normality. Square root data transformation was applied for data not normally distributed.
Dietary patterns were derived using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) based on the 125 food items. Prior to extracting factors (patterns), suitability of using factor analysis for this study was assessed using two criteria tests, namely Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO-test) and Bartlett's test of sphericity. Sampling adequacy and inter-correlation of variables were supported by KMO value > 0.647 and Bartlett's test of sphericity < 0.05, respectively. Communality index was assessed to indicate the variance in each food group being explained by the analysis
Chi-square (χ2) test was used to assess the associations between variables and study groups. Independent t-test was applied for comparing means between two groups. Uni-variate and multivariate logistic regression were used to estimate the odds ratio with a 95% confidence interval for risk factors of CRC. A p-value <0.05 that is based on a two-sided statistical test was considered as significant.
Ethical considerations
The present study was approved by the Medical Research and Ethics Committee of Universiti Putra Malaysia, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences and the Ministry of Health, Treatment Medical and Education of Iran. Written informed consents were obtained from all respondent prior to the interviews.
Factor analysis revealed two dietary patterns and the factor loadings for each dietary pattern are presented in Table
The odds ratio and their 95% confidence interval for CRC by the mean of dietary pattern scores are presented in Table
In this case–control study of Iranian adults in Tehran, Iran, a Western dietary pattern (WDP) was associated with a greater risk of CRC while a Healthy dietary pattern (HDP) conferred a protective effect against CRC risk after adjustment of socio-demographic and lifestyle factors. The findings suggest that the associations between these dietary patterns and risk of CRC are independent of other risk factors of CRC.
Although consuming certain food items such as solid oil, sweets and sugar that are representative of WDP might explain the relationship with CRC, its mechanism remains unknown. The most likely mechanism is through overweight and obesity, which are important risk factors for CRC
The CRC and dietary pattern relationship observed in our study was comparable to those identified in previous studies. In a study among the US population
In the present study, fruits, vegetables and whole grains were related to HDP. These food groups have been shown to have a protective effect against CRC through various mechanisms
It has been hypothesized that high fat intake, through its consequent high caloric intake and obesity, may potentially cause hormonal changes that can over motivate the re-generation of colonic endothelial cells and persuade the growth of polyps and adenomas
A number of studies
Fish consumption has been recognized in dietary patterns as a protective factor for CRC
In some studies, tea consumption is a risk factor for CRC
Similar to other studies
Surprisingly, we also found that intake of legumes was observed in WDP
This study has several limitations. First, the possibility of selection bias cannot be avoided in retrospective case–control studies. The present study minimized this problem by matching the cases and controls by age and sex. In addition, both groups were distributed similarly by hospital status
The present study suggested that a diet characterized by high consumption of fruits, vegetables, liquid oil, olive, carrot, fish, yoghurt drink, whole grains, low-fat dairy products and nuts (labelled as healthy diet) was associated with lower risk of colorectal cancer, while a diet with high intake of sugar, processed and red meat, animal butter, refined cereals, tea, pickles, solid oil, mayonnaise, soft drink, legumes, sweets and desserts and snacks might increase the risk of colorectal cancer. The study also supported the importance of using dietary pattern method to investigate the compound relationship between diet and colorectal cancer. This diet-disease relationship can be used for developing interventions that aim to promote healthy eating for the prevention of chronic diseases, particularly colorectal cancer in the Iranian population.
Competing interests
All authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.
Authors' contributions
AS, contributed to the conception and design of the study, collected the data, analyzed and interpreted data and drafted the manuscript. ZMS, contributed to the conception and design of the study, data analysis and interpretation, critically reviewed the manuscript and gave final approval to publish the manuscript. M K, contributed to the conception and design of the study. B R, participated in study design, data analysis and interpretation. FF, assisted in data collection. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors thank the surgeons and staff of all participating hospitals and patients for their participation and cooperation in the study.
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Chemoprevention of colorectal cancer
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Prospective study on milk products, calcium and cancers of the colon and rectum
Dietary pattern analysis: a new direction in nutritional epidemiology
Major dietary patterns and the risk of colorectal cancer in women
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Validation of a new self-report instrument for measuring physical activity
Compendium of physical activities: an update of activity codes and MET intensities
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Dietary patterns and markers of systemic inflammation among Iranian women
Diet composition and risk of overweight and obesity in women living in the southwestern United States
Dietary patterns and colorectal adenomas in Japanese men
Dietary patterns and colon cancer risk in Whites and African Americans in the North Carolina Colon Cancer Study
Dietary patterns of Korean Americans described by factor analysis
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National League Notes
Arizona Diamondbacks
With a player payroll targeted for the low-$90 million
range, general manager Joe Garagiola Jr. must determine which of his
own free agents the Diamondbacks can afford to re-sign.
Managing general partner Jerry Colangelo's wish
list includes a right-handed power hitter. That might have to wait, since the
club already has earmarked about $65 million to 11 players.
Outfielder Steve Finley and infielder Greg Colbrunn
are expected to be at the top of Arizona's priority list among their free agents.
Decisions must be made on relievers Mike Myers and Mike Fetters.
Atlanta Braves
In reordering their payroll structure, the Braves have
maintained they will not slash salaries. But new negotiations may reveal how
firmly they intend to toe the line.
The first stage of talks with pitcher Tom Glavine
did little to impress the 15-year Brave. The team reportedly made Glavine, 36,
a one-year offer at about $8 million, which is what the two-time Cy Young winner
earned last season.
Though the Braves have maintained that they wish to re-sign
both Glavine and Greg Maddux, they have said they may not be able to
afford to retain both.
Chicago Cubs
Chicago's manager search continues, with Lou Piniella politely
declining an offer from the Cubs.
The Cubs already have interviewed three other candidates
Oakland bench coach Ken Macha, Atlanta minor league skipper Fredi Gonzalez
and Arizona bench coach Bob Melvin.
While general manager Jim Hendry had glowing things
to say about all three candidates, he will wait until after the World Series
to make any decisions.
Cincinnati Reds
Manager Bob Boone intends to use closer Danny
Graves in the starting rotation in 2003.
Graves has been a reliable closer for the past four seasons
with 30-plus saves each year, including a career-best 32 this season by the
end of August.
He made four starts in September, going 1-0 with a 1.89
ERA, and has been told to prepare himself over the winter to be in the rotation
next season.
Colorado Rockies
Mike Hampton has complained that the Rockies haven't
lived up to their promises from when they signed him, cutting payroll and not
making a serious run at the division title. Part of the problem, however, is
that Hampton hasn't lived up to the expectations of his eight-year, $121 million
Since going 9-2 in his first 13 Colorado starts, Hampton
is 12-26 with a 6.11 ERA in 49 starts. Now Hampton wants out.
Teams are going to want him to give up a portion of the
six years and $84.5 million he is still due.
Florida Marlins
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria is planning a payroll
increase that should allow the club to keep most of its core players next season.
But Loria's plan to raise payroll to $48 million, up from
$41 million on Opening Day this year, still won't be enough to bring every player
While $48 million would be the second-highest payroll in
franchise history, more than a quarter of that is tied up in two players.
Catcher Charles Johnson, who has a no-trade clause,
will earn $7 million. Center fielder Preston Wilson is set to earn $6.5
million in 2003 and an additional $21 million over the next two seasons.
Houston Astros
Catcher Brad Ausmus will return next season. Ausmus
has decided to exercise the $5.5 million option on his contract for 2003.
"It was a very easy decision," Ausmus said. "I like the
team; we have a home in the city; my family knows the area."
Astros general manager Gerry Hunsicker is pleased
to have him back.
"He is an important part of our recent success and, in
particular, he has been a major influence on our young pitching staff," Hunsicker
Los Angeles Dodgers
The Dodgers won 92 games but finished third in the division
and narrowly missed the playoffs. Adding to the sting, they have to watch the
Giants and Angels in the World Series.
No matter the outcome, a few things should come into focus
for the Dodgers after the World Series.
The club must consider the future of outfielder Brian
Jordan. They must also make decisions about outfielder Marquis Grissom
and pitcher Omar Daal.
A lack of organizational depth remains a problem for the
Dodgers, though their farm system appears to be recovering under the direction
of minor league director Bill Bavasi. They have a few players in the
upper levels who could be used to plug holes next season, including outfielders
Luke Allen and Chin-Feng Chen and second baseman Joe Thurston.
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland bench coach Ken Macha emerged as the front-runner
for the Brewers' managerial opening, but nothing seemed certain.
General manager Doug Melvin interviewed five candidates:
Arizona bench coach Bob Melvin (no relation); New York Yankees third base coach
Willie Randolph; Brewers bench coach Cecil Cooper; Atlanta third base coach
Ned Yost; and Macha.
Though not referring to Macha specifically, Melvin said
that it's possible the Brewers will make a formal offer to a candidate and impose
a deadline to accept or reject the offer.
In addition to searching for a manager, Melvin was expected
to name an assistant GM and farm director. Former Toronto GM Gord Ash was expected
to be named assistant GM. Former Texas farm director Reid Nichols has been mentioned
as a candidate for the other opening.
Montreal Expos
The Expos will reportedly remain in Canada for the 2003
season, but they could play some home games in other cities at the end of road
One report said that the Expos would continue to call Montreal
home, but Major League Baseball would begin "long-term work" on a permanent
relocation after the World Series.
Washington is not expected to be among the venues staging
such "home" games, as investor groups and government officials have shown little
interest in such an arrangement.
Other cities mentioned as possible hosts were San Juan,
Puerto Rico; and Portland, Ore.
New York Mets
It was only fitting that after one of the most bizarre
Mets seasons in history, the club would engage in a strange pursuit of its next
The Mariners said any team wishing to negotiate with Lou
Piniella, who had a year remaining on his Seattle contract, would have to agree
on "fair and reasonable" compensation. But the Mets and Mariners could not reach
an agreement on such compensation.
When the talks bogged down, the Devil Rays announced that
they had reached a compensation agreement with the Mariners. Saturday, they
met with Piniella and had what was called a positive meeting.
Philadelphia Phillies
The Phillies' top priority for 2003 will be to add a power
hitter to the lineup.
There's no doubt that free-agent slugger Jim Thome, 32,
tops their wish list. It remains unclear, however, whether the Phillies have
a chance to sign Thome, who hit 52 homers for the Indians last season.
If they strike out on Thome, the Phillies might also consider
free agents Jeff Kent or Cliff Floyd to play first base or talk to the Toronto
Blue Jays about Carlos Delgado.
Pittsburgh Pirates
The Pirates made history while filling two of the five
vacancies on the coaching staff.
The Pirates promoted minor league infield coordinator Alvaro
Espinoza on Oct. 17, making him their first Latin American coach since Jose
Pagan in 1978. They also hired Pete Mackanin, who managed their Class
A Lynchburg farm club to the Carolina League title this year, to the major league
The Pirates won't determine the coaches' assignments until
the staff is filled. Pittsburgh opened six of their eight coaching positions
at the end of the season. However, they will fill only seven spots. The role
of field coordinator will be eliminated.
St. Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals need to flesh out their pitching staff between
ace Matt Morris and closer Jason Isringhausen.
The Cardinals want to re-sign most, if not all, of their
own free agents, starting with Chuck Finley and Jamey Wright.
Woody Williams would be attractive, too, but his
health has been an issue and his price may be too high.
Andy Benes, who had a remarkable comeback after
nearly retiring early in the season, might return even if his option isn't picked
up. Dave Veres, the reliever who led the staff in appearances at 71,
also wants to come back, even at a lower salary, if his option isn't picked
There looks to be little change to the lineup. A good offense
should only get better with third baseman Scott Rolen around from start
to finish and right fielder J.D. Drew presumably healthy after offseason
knee surgery.
San Diego Padres
Closer Trevor Hoffman, 35, had arthroscopic surgery
Oct. 16 to clean up fraying in the rotator cuff and in the cartilage of his
right shoulder. The procedure was much the same operation Hoffman had after
the 1995 season.
"It was basically a tuneup," assistant trainer Jim Daniel
said. "No question, Trevor will be ready by spring training. They examined his
biceps tendon and it's in outstanding shape, and that's huge."
Hoffman was shut down during the final week of the season
after experiencing pain in his shoulder.
San Fransisco Giants
Owner Peter Magowan said it won't be long before
the club resolves questions about whether manager Dusty Baker and general
manager Brian Sabean will be retained.
"I'd say within a day or two (after the end of the World
Series), we'll know who our general manager is. And within a week, we'll know
who the manager's going to be," Magowan said. He plans to meet with Baker to
clear the air.
There's friction between the owner and manager, but the
Giants' first World Series berth in 13 years could create pressure for Magowan
to retain Baker even at a high cost.


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George was into an advanced stage of Alzheimer's. It became time to arrange for the care he required in a
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day. Every 2nd week they had a Pet Day, where families could bring their pets for a visit. Of course, Winston went. They were so impressed by his interactions, not only towards his Dad...but, also to other patients. The head of the care facility asked if Winston could come daily when I did, to visit as a care/companion dog for the patients. He loved it and would ride on their laps in wheelchairs, or visit them on their bed, etc. He was so popular and he was rewarded by a healthy treat by the facility cook at the end of his "shift".
Sadly, Geoge passed on after 2 years there. Winston seemed out of place and missed his Dad. George had a life sized stuffed dog which he loved and had with him constanly. I gave Winston this dog and he loved it, using it for a pillow and laying beside it to sleep.
Winston suddenly became very ill at the age of 6 yrs.
After 2 days, I knew he was in trouble and took him to
a special emergency clinic vet hospital. He was in pain, crying and wriggling around. They took him in to stay for diagnosis, needing tests to reach a conclusion. I checked on him 2 times a day, for 2 days. They had their answer..he had kidney failure to the point of not producing any urine, he was badly dehydrated and also had pancreatitis. The pain worsened. After trying several meds to control the discomfort, none worked. They ended up anesthitising him and he was put into a deep sleep.
They finally came to the conclusion that no more could be
done for him after his kidneys did not function. I said,
it breaks my heart to see him in such pain to the point of having to be put into a coma for relief. I submitted to uthanasia as the only sensible thing to do. I now feel lost and very sad, losing my little "man of the house". He took a piece of my heart with him. One thing is certain...after a month or so, I will get another Yorkie pup because I don't want to be without one of these lovable, loyal, funny, smart dogs in my life.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by TD Pope from Just the best reel money can buy. I bought this reel five years ago. I have never had any kind of problem with this reel. Requires minimal maintenance, just keep it oiled and greased, and this reel is darn near bullet proof. The confidence this reel gives you when pulling a big bass out of cover is great. I have never had the slightest doubt the reel would fail. The rod or line may break but this reel will get the job done. Easy to use, fits great in my hand, and will launch a lure incredible distances. This one reel is the reason I have bought other Abu Garcia reels. I figured if this much effort was put into making a reel this great, Abu Garcia would put the same effort into all their reels
Date published: 2015-03-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bflem84 from If you buy one you will buy more. 2 years ago I bought my first quality fishing combo, a Revo Winch and a Veritas Winch cranking rod. I was excited to see how it performed and the boat wasn't ready so I walked the bank at my local lake. On my very first cast I caught my largest muskie to date. The combo worked perfectly. The drag was great and the power of the reel was unbelievable. I pulled in a 45 inch muskie like it was a 12 inch bass. Since then I have purchased two more Revo Winchs, a Revo Rocket, and a Revo SX. The Winch is by far my favorite reel. Once you get a taste of top of the line equipment you will never go back. Their slogan holds true, Abu Garcia For Life.
Date published: 2016-04-04
Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Terrible Casting Distance I bought a Revo Winch in February. I reeled so smoothly and beautifully. Yesterday, I finally had a chance to fish with it with a guide on Candlewood Lake in CT. I showed the guide, a Shimano guy, how awesome my MGX and Winch were. He loved my MGX but when he casted the Winch (and he's a much more accomplished bait caster than I am) he couldn't get ANY distance. We tweaked brakes, spool tension...and got nowhere. He pulled his Shimano Curado out and casted the same bait a MILE. Needless to say, I hung my head in disappointment. Anyone have similiar experience? This reel is so smooth but nearly useless with such limited casting distance.
Date published: 2013-05-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by bflem84 from My Favorite Reel I bought my first Revo Winch 2 years ago and paired it with a Veritas Winch casting rod. It was my first experience with top of the line equipment. On my very first cast with the combo I caught my largest muskie to date. I wasn't even really fishing, I just wanted to cast a few times and see how the combo would feel. The reel is smooth, light, and strong. The drag works great. I have completely upgraded my fishing arsenal because I liked this combo so much. I now own 3 Revo Winchs, a Revo SX, and a Revo Rocket. All of them are paired with Abu Garcia rods. Once you fish with top of the line equipment you don't go back. Their slogan is true for me, Abu Garcia For Life.
Date published: 2016-04-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Highly Recommended Reel I received this reel for my birthday after realizing that I was in need of a good cranking reel. I took this reel out yesterday during our bass team practice and at first had this on my Abu Veritas 7 ft medium action rod throwing a Squarebill crankbait. However since the water temperature was lower than what was good for cranking I eventually tied on a DD22 and the reel worked like a dream. It cast great and was super smooth even when reeling in the bigger crankbait. It even worked great while reeling the 5 pounder that slammed my DD22 after a few casts. I recommend this reel to anyone who is looking for a lower gear ratio reel for cranking.
Date published: 2012-02-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by JZX250 from Smoothest drag I've ever seen on a reel!! This is the 3rd Revo Winch I've purchased, 4 if you count the used one I started with. I bought these reels to use on Salmon and Steelhead in Michigan. Turns out to be the best purchases I've ever made!! The lower gear ratio and the power these reels possess is absolutely amazing. They handle these big fish better than I could have ever imagined. Keep up the good work, can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Date published: 2016-04-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Had issues at first, but great reel!!!! I bought this reel for deep crank baits when I first got the reel it was great but after a couple of days of fishing I noticed my casting distance was getting shorter and shorter, so I opened my brakes up and noticed my centrifugal brakes where popping out which had me worried because I have a lot of different revos and after checking them I had an stx that was doing the same thing so I boxed them up sent them back to abu Garcia a few days later had 2 new reels at the front door! Even with the minor issue I had I give the reel 5 stars and Abu Garcia Customer service 5 stars! this is the first review I've ever written thought my experience was worth sharing for anyone thinking about getting any revo, you definitely get what you pay for!
Date published: 2014-08-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from A battle you Can WINch There's no denying that if you've used a revo, you know what that first cast feels like. You look over at your buddy (who's just been greatly outcasted) and you exchange that look. That look that says, hmmm.... maybe this was worth the money. A couple hours go by and you've almost forgotten the reels in your hand; not because of its flawlessly comfortable low-profile design, but rather because its so smooth, and so effortless to use that its practically became an extension of your arm. Days go by, (maybe weeks if the wife's got a honey dew list for you) until you use it again, and time after time the revo-winch delivers. Its truly the best reel ive used. plain and simple.
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CLOVER – Clover High School Principal Rod Ruth and Athletic Director Bailey Jackson have announced that Brian Lane has accepted an offer to become the next Head Varsity Football Coach at CHS following approval of the Clover School District Board of Trustees this afternoon.
There certainly was not a lack of interest in the position, as applicants from coast-to-coast took note of the opening at Clover High School. In total, over 60 applications were submitted from 12 states and abroad.
Lane spent the last three seasons at his alma-mater, Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C., where he led the Rebels to a 27-11 record and a pair of 12-win campaigns. Over his ten year coaching career, Lane has an overall record of 88-39. He is a five-time Region Coach of the Year (Region II - 2A four times, and Region II – 4A once), and was named the South Carolina Football Coaches Association 2A Upper State Coach of the Year in 2009.
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This kind of a transition from a run-oriented program to a more open-style is not unfamiliar to Lane who made the same sort of philosophical transition with his program at Woodruff. "In 2008, I brought the spread offense to Woodruff HS. They were traditionally a double-wing team. In the previous year, they threw for just over 640 yards and 12 TD's. In 2008, we threw for over 3,500 yards and 35 TD's."
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