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Evaluation of Low Source of Signal in SCOUT DS (LSS)
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First received: April 18, 2011
Last updated: December 3, 2012
Last verified: December 2012
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The overall objective of this study is to increase the number of dark skin tone individuals in the data set and evaluate if this increase in dark skin tone data has an impact on the accuracy of the SCOUT DS Diabetes Risk Score (DRS).
|Metabolic Syndrome Impaired Glucose Tolerance Gestational Diabetes
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Official Title:
|Evaluation of Low Source of Signal in SCOUT DS
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Validation of the SCOUT DS algorithm comparing it to Oral Glucose Tolerance Test in dark skinned individuals [ Time Frame: 6 months ]The primary study endpoint is the relative true positive and relative true negative fractions between the SCOUT DS and FPG test for detecting abnormal glucose tolerance (2 hr OGTT value ≥ 140 mg/dL).
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Compare SCOUT DS and FPG to HbA1c [ Time Frame: 6 months ]Secondary endpoint is to evaluate the receiver operator characteristic area under the curve, sensitivity, specificity, and positive (PPV) and negative (NPV) predictive values of SCOUT DS, FPG, and A1C test for detection of abnormal glucose tolerance.
|Study Start Date:
|April 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Diabetes risk factors
Very dark skin subjects with with diabetes risk factors
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Community sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- Dark Skin Tone (Von Luschan chromatic skin color > 35)
Age greater than or equal to 45 years;
Age 18 to 44 years and a BMI > 25 kg/m² with one or more of the following diabetes risk factors:
- Habitually physically inactive (less than 30 minutes of moderate physical activity most, if not all, days of the week)
- Has a first-degree relative with type 2 diabetes
- African American, Latino, Native American, Asian American, Pacific Islander
- Has delivered a baby weighing > 9 lb or previously diagnosed with gestational diabetes
- Hypertension (≥140/≥ 90 mmHg) or being treated for hypertension
- HDL cholesterol level < 35 mg/dL and/or a fasting triglyceride level ≥ 250 mg/dL or being treated for dyslipidemia with medication
- Has been previously diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
- Had impaired glucose tolerance or impaired fasting glucose on previous testing within the last 3 years
- Conditions associated with insulin resistance such as severe obesity or acanthosis nigricans
- History of vascular disease including heart attack, stroke, angina, coronary heart disease, atherosclerosis, congestive heart failure or peripheral arterial disease
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior participation under VeraLight protocols: VL-2710, VL-2711 or VL-2712
- Under 18 years of age
- Receiving investigational treatments in the past 14 days
- Psychosocial issues that interfere with an ability to follow study procedures
- Conditions that cause secondary diabetes including Cushing's syndrome, acromegaly, hemochromatosis, pancreatitis, or cystic fibrosis
- Diagnosed with any type of diabetes, including type 1 or 2
- Taking glucose lowering medications
- Known to be pregnant
- Receiving dialysis or having known renal compromise
- Scars, tattoos, rashes or other disruption/discoloration on the left volar forearm.
- Recent (within past month) or current oral steroid therapy or topical steroids applied to the left forearm; inhaled steroid therapy is not excluded
- Current chemotherapy, or chemotherapy within the past 12 months
- Receiving medications that fluoresce*
- Known to have, or at risk for, photosensitivity reactions ( e.g., sensitive to ultraviolet light, or taking medication known to cause photosensitivity)
- Known to have, or at risk for, sensitivity to skin lotions or shaving (creams, lotions, soap, shaving cream)
- Prior bariatric surgery
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01339637
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01339637
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|Radiant Research
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|United States, Georgia
|Radiant Research
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States
|United States, Illinois
|Radiant Research
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|United States, Maryland
|Rockville, Maryland, United States
|United States, Missouri
|Radiant Research
|Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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VeraLight, Inc.
|Study Director:
|John Maynard, MS
|VeraLight, Inc.
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|VeraLight, Inc.
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|NCT01339637 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 18, 2011
|Last Updated:
|December 3, 2012
Keywords provided by VeraLight, Inc.:
Impaired Glucose Tolerance
Diabetes Risk Factors
Dark Skin
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Metabolic Syndrome X
Diabetes, Gestational
Glucose Intolerance
Insulin Resistance
Glucose Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Pregnancy Complications
Diabetes Mellitus
Endocrine System Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on August 18, 2017

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What to Know About... Penn Hills Soccer Winterfest 2013
What is it?
Soccer Winterfest is an annual indoor girls soccer tournament organized by the Penn Hills Lady Indians soccer team. Schools throughout the region are invited to field 10-player teams for a daylong tournament Jan. 19 at the Fralic Center, located at 20 Valmartin Drive. This will be the tournament's third year.
Who's playing?
Organizer M.J. Gula said, ideally, this year's tournament will be a 16-team bracket. Teams from Gateway, Franklin Regional, Oakland Catholic, Burrell, Ringgold, Latrobe, Mt. Pleasant, and Baldwin have confirmed their attendance.
More than one
The bracket more than likely will feature multiple Penn Hills teams. Gula said the tournament is an ideal way to develop team skills, particularly for upperclassmen. "It's for grades eight through 11, and it's a good chance for the juniors to take a leadership role as they head into their senior season on the varsity team," Gula said. "It's also a really good way for the younger girls, especially the ones who haven't played on the high school team before, to get some experience." Last year's champion was one of the three teams from Penn Hills.
Can we play?
Teams can register through today, Thursday. The cost is $180 per team and $160 for a second team. The format is five-on-five (four, plus a goalkeeper), and all entrants are guaranteed three 17-minute games. All players on a team must be from the same high school. Checks can be made payable to PHHSGSB c/o M.J. Gula, 5832 Heberton Drive, Verona, PA 15147. Gula can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Games will take place throughout the day, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The top two teams will win awards.
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Gula touted the benefits of holding the tournament at the carpeted Fralic Center: "We're really lucky to be able to have our tournament there. A lot of other winter tournaments are played in high school gyms, on the basketball court. So for us, we have a nicer surface, a nicer size and more space to play."
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Expensive, but worth it.
Destination: Europe - Western Mediterranean
Embarkation: Southampton
The embarkation went very well and the first day's sailing out to the Bay of Biscay also passed without incident. Day 2... force 10 gales... head on. I believe the staff were a little green around the gills, as were the majority of passengers from what we could tell. Still, you can't control the weather.
The first port, Barcelona, was lovely. There did however appear to be a bit of a faux pas with the shuttle buses, hence leaving a fairly lengthy queue of passengers out in the blaring sunshine with no shelter or the usual customary cold towels/drinks. A few local taxi drivers picked up some extra fares that day.
The rest of the ports were equally great although Cunard are still charging way over the odds for some tours. Additionally, More they're brilliant at keeping helpful information from passengers, information such as how/where/when to catch local transport to areas of interest should that be your preference. How else would they rake in the tours money though?
Unfortunately most of the entertainment on board is still geared towards the (dare I say) older customers. Strangely, this was the first time we'd seen so many younger passengers; teens and youg adults. Most people tended to spend their evenings either in the theatre or the queens room at the balls or dances. The casino was deathly quiet for the most part and as such, many of the tournaments were cancelled.
The ship itself was lovely however and the staff were as attentive as ever..... at least for the first week. The reason I say this is that we've often felt that come the last few days of the cruise, the staff seem to adopt a 'get off' attitude. They don't seem as friendly or willing to give you their time as much as they do at the start of the voyages.
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Which knot do you use ???
For those of you that use streamers, especially ones that let's say are on the larger end, how do you attach your fly to the line ?
- Clinch knot, or equivalent ?
- Mono Slip knot, or some variation ?
I've been tying some larger end streamers this winter, some are tube flies as well & wondered what success any of you have had using the Mono-Slip knot ?
Does it hold well ? Working in engineering for many years it does seem that depending on a loop of fishing line thru a hook eye seems to be an easy method of breaking your line. Am I right, or wrong ?
For years I've just used the clinch, but I have been reading about the Mono-Slip & how it makes the fly swim more life-like.
What have you found, or what works for you ?
Tie One On
Re: Which knot do you use ???
Sometimes you want control (clinch), sometimes you want action (non-slip mono loop)
I use both depending on what I want to accomplish
One thing about the non-slip loop.... I've never had one break
Re: Which knot do you use ???
The hardest test of my knots was made years ago on tributaries to Lake Ontario when King Salmon fishing. I used the Orvis slip type knot to the fly and attached the 25lb tippet to the fly line using a perfection loop.
Every time I was broke off I lost the whole rig (fly, leader, split shot) the perfection loop broke before the Orvis knot. I would humbly submit that the Orvis slip knot is stronger. I use it to this day for all connections of fly to leader and just go a little easier when I have a big fish hooked.
I have very few break off.
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Hi tie one on,
I was thinking about you yesterday wondering where you were. I haven't see you post a whole lot this winter.
I would think that a small non-slip mono knot would work just fine with large flies. This assumes you are using a heavy enough tippet. If you are concerned with it breaking you might try this. Use a Uni knot with a very small loop. When a fish strikes the loop will close and you are fighting with a tight knot. You may have to leave the tag end of the Uni knot just a bit longer than normal.
Another thought for big flies is to use a Palomar Knot. It is one of the very strongest knots. With the Palomar Knot you will have two strands of mono through the hook eye. The problem with the Palomar knot is it uses a lot of leader to tye it on. Once you get good at tying it you can cut down on the line you use. Of course it is not a loop knot.
Re: Which knot do you use ???
I use two knots, the improved clinch for small eyed flies and the palamar for big bass, striper flies. The palamar has been tested against many other knots and has never been beat for breaking strength. I am going to learn the loop knot this year I have heard alot of good things about fishing streamers with this knot.
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Among the key issues that will be discussed at the meeting is the Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY), the government's flagship rural electrification programme.
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Interiors can be transformed with the use of pink, but men generally have an aversion to living in a pink space, maybe they feel uncomfortable around emotional colors! Therefore it is most commonly used in girl's bedrooms and bathrooms. You can read about the use of pink in Feng Shui here.
Totally diggin' this space. The mix of the industrial and brick with the pink accents. The chandelier is a nice touch.
This space look like it belongs to a twenty-something that lives in studio in Manhattan. I like how its mainly white with that pop of fuchsia.
This loft space is so cool! Using that vintage soft pink fridge is a great touch!
Who says pink can't be sophisticated? Loving this mod home!
You rarely see pink in the kitchen. It seems really modern and fresh.
Nice subtle pink color on the walls sets a nice tone for this space. Feels really soft and inviting.
You've seen this painted floor idea before here. It adds a great pop of color and visual interest to the room. I like the contrasting painted yellow door.
Pink and brown have always been a great combo. This bedroom doesn't feel too feminine at all. I think any man would be okay sleeping in this room. The area rug adds that masculine touch to balance the pink walls out.
Great textures and tones of pink in this room. I like the mix of the lush velvet and natural fiber area rug.
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I'm sorry if you mentioned it before, Skurkitty, but what is your incentive to use int/mastery and not just int/haste?
I'm sorry if you mentioned it before, Skurkitty, but what is your incentive to use int/mastery and not just int/haste?
There is a chance I will change some back to Haste, but while Haste has a heavy value I don't want to sac too much Mastery. (Believe I went down to around 51.2% Mastery and up to 48.6% Haste after Breath) It's similar to Brightleaf's mindset in finding balance at high ilvls.
I'm still testing things out currently.
Very brief examples: This is at 50k iterations on a Patchwerk sim.
Values - Haste: 3.44 / Mastery: 3.56
Values - Haste: 3.81 / Mastery: 3.60
The DPS is basically a 200 difference within a value of 800 Mastery vs 800 Haste. It's so small, but you have to consider the value of Mastery during a cleave fight... Horridon, Tortos etc etc. So while I want to stack as much Haste as possible, I also don't want to give up a decent chunk of Mastery at the same time. This in turn leads me to want to balance it out through gems to maintain a good amount of Mastery while giving as much as I can to Haste at the same time. Considering I still have Ra-den pieces to pick up, that will grant me even more Haste further giving me the wiggle room to make use of these Int/Mastery gems.
I hope that was detailed enough information for you.
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Hi - inexperienced ele shammy here. I was just wondering if anyone had advice on relative values of haste/crit/mastery for heavy cleave usage? (e.g. heroic primordius). I'm seriously considering doing a full gem swap for this fight as I'll be spamming CL almost constantly and mastery seems damn good here. I've run my own sims on simcraft but I'm not experienced enough to be able to configure it for just a CL spam fight.
Any thoughts?
Long dumb trinket question that I self-answered but I want someone to tell me where my analysis is wrong.
My Ele spec has horrible luck with trinkets, to the extent that despite an i506 ilvl I was still using the Alchemist Stone. I got Essence of Terror to drop in LFR last night (that's how desperate I've been). So now I'm using Essence of Terror and ... Horridon's Last Gasp (Normal).
I know Essence of Terror would be replaced by any ToT LFR trinket, but my question to myself was, which ToT LFR trinkets would replace HLG, especially if I double-upgraded it since I was planning to do so for my resto spec.
Now, the trinket guide here (and elsewhere) doesn't include Horridon's Last Gasp in the analysis. But HLG appears to be pretty close to Unerring Vision, since they have the same passive Intellect; the proc for Vision has this note at the Totemspot guide:
Ok, so I'm thinking I can then substitute HLG for Vision in the Trinket hierarchy in the first post guide, although we'll put the proc back into play in the final analysis. So ...
- We cannot take advantage of Unerring Vision procs like more DoT-centric classes can. Combined with Lava Burst auto-crits, this makes the proc fairly worthless, even though the passive stat is Intellect vs secondary ratings on other trinkets.
Without upgrades to HLG:
Breath (498) > Wushoolays (506) > Cha'ye's (514) > Vision/HLG (522) > Volatile (530)
So I wouldn't replace it with Volatile or Cha'ye LFR. Breath, definitely. Wushoolay's is almost definite, as the 4 ilvl difference can be made up via upgrades (unlikely, see below) or considering the Vision proc to devalue HLG in the hierarchy.
With upgrade to HLG:
Breath (506) > Wushoolays (514) > Cha'ye's (522) > Vision/HLG (530) > Volatile (538)
If I'm upgraded, tho, the Wushoolay's appears to become weaker and thus not worth switching out for, while it's now the Breath that's in the "iffy but probably an upgrade" category. [Note: I would currently not upgrade an LFR item with VP since I'm raiding normal; if I would, then Wushoolay's would have the same status as in the non-upgrade analysis]
So Breath ends up being the only LFR trinket I would consider switching out HLG with. But of course, trinkets are unique-equipped and we have 2 slots, so the conclusion is I would not replace Upgraded HLG with any LFR trinkets; only my Essence of Terror would get replaced until it had the LFR BIS Breath.
Potential errors in the conclusion:
1) I've mentally assigned a relative value of ~2-4 ilvl for the Vision proc, which may be severely understating it even though for Ele Shamans it doesn't appear very useful.
2) I've upgraded HLG but am not allowing myself to upgrade an LFR trinket due to prio reasons; but if for whatever reason I started upgrading LFR items, LFR Wooshalay's (upgraded)+Breath may be better than HLG+Breath.
3) The "As a rough guideline each step is worth an 8 ilvl difference" qualifier for the trinket hierarchy is just that: rough.
And yes, I know I could use Simcraft to answer this for me, but frankly, the mental exercise is what helps me learn. So please tell me where I've gone wrong.
Played around with Simcraft some. Wushoolay's LFR appears to beat even upgraded HLG, even without reforging the excess hit. I'm even seeing LFR Cha'ye simming ahead. So it doesn't appear HLG is more than a temporary substitute.
Last edited by Kalcheus; 2013-08-09 at 02:46 PM.
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No. You shouldn't be using HLG at all as ele. At least with UVLS, the crit proc has some benefit when you're not using Ascendance. The mana proc from HLG has absolutely 0 benefit to your dps. It is not interchangeable with UVLS, and the absolute ONLY reason you should be using HLG is if you don't have ANY dps trinket to use. I don't care that you're comparing normal HLG to LFR Cha-ye, Breath, Wush, whatever. Any one of those would be better for your dps.
So skur if we're at an ilvl where we should be gemming more towards haste due to it being greater than half the simmed value of int does that mean we should start replacing gems with straight haste or int/haste? Also what socket bonuses are good enough to gem non haste gems to obtain? ie on chest you might be giving up 2 slots to non haste gems for a socket bonus so at what value does the bonus need to be so that it's an actual gain?
here's my armory guessing I should replace a lot of my int gems
Last edited by lheoric; 2013-08-10 at 10:22 AM.
Also I agree about going past 2 FS, I've tried to maintain 3 FS on Council and it becomes more of an annoyance then benefit.
Last edited by Skurkitty; 2013-08-10 at 05:58 PM. Reason: Better wording.
Just coined UVLS on our first lei shen hc kill, and was wondering if people that use it or have used it do anything special while the proc is up? Extend lava burst useage for those 4 seconds?
In before "it sucks, get another trinket"; my other trinket is breath 530 and valor one, so yeah, don't have luxury.
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Options: Ele Blast (if up), Fulm Earth Shock (if available), Refresh Flame Shock, Chain Lightning (if pops during cleave).
Lava Burst is already always critting, Lightning Bolt is standard filler.
I was stuck in the same boat for awhile, where UVLS was all I could get my hands on for a little while... the majority of it's procs ended up just soaking Lightning Bolt filler. All it really is, is a giant Int stat stick.
Hey, i am a veteran shaman, and have been playing this beloved class since tbc, my question is, is the shock management sectionn stil relevant? i gearing haste/mastery, and it seems when i follow the "simple" method, i end up delaying almost every flame shock cast, where as i have a hard time maneging the more "advanced" methos perfectly - as i only recently returned to elemental, and am raidleading which can re-direct some focus.
Also, how do you specifically handle opener do you
(Echo and EB)
3 sec- fire elemental
1.5 sec - pre pot and precast Elemental blast.
or delay the Fire ele cast till after elemental blast?
I realize this probably largely depends on wether or not you heroism on pull - and wether or not FE is glyphed - but what have you guys found to be working the best ?
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Is PE really the best for burst? I just feel like im not doing much since i am using it with AS as the guide says...
Hello. I'm pretty new to Ele dps and am just gearing my shaman through lfr and rep.
As you can see my current weapon is the Horridon Staff but i got lucky and rolled the Tortos Shield and Council Fistweapon and im not sure if i should switch the staff out or not because it got a shitton of haste. Any recommendations?
General tips would be appreciated also. I know my shoulders arent enchanted. Forgot about them and bracers will be done when i get an upgrade.
MH + OH is usually slightly better than a 2H. You get an extra enchant on off-hand and extra socket on shield. The difference is very small though, and considering you don't have stuff valor upgraded yet, upgrading a 2H costs a lot less.
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Hi all, I am just have some questions about my DPS on my Ele Shaman, which I feel is rubbish at the minute.
Character for reference
So yeah, I need to get my rings and bracers upgraded pronto, but I have some elder charms I'm going to use in Raid Finder and hopefully sort that.
I'm following the guide, using the correct rotation etc, but on bosses like Lei Shen I can sustain only 70k DPS? When I look at other classes, they destroy that. Surely my gear isn't that bad? I know it's missing a lot of enchants / gems, and I'm slightly below hit cap (I went from dinging 90 to this in a week, so I don't won't to blow money on more gems and enchants on items I may upgrade next week in ToT), but does all that constitute for such lackluster DPS?
I'll always ensure Searing is up, then FS / LB, EB, then LB and use other abilities as stuff procs. My burst damage is pretty good, but after the burst it just comes back down. What am I doing wrong here?
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PERCY SWAIN was filled with fear when the smell of smoke filled the floor in Children's Hospital where he was staying with his infant son.
Swain has been staying for the past month with four-month-old Percival, who is suffering from the flu and bronchitis and is fed through a feeding tube. Tuesday night's fire was scary for Swain but he was impressed by the hospital workers.
"I know there was a lot of pressure for the staff, but I think they handled it very well," he said. "It was good."
Percival was staying in CH5, which is in the northeast corner of the hospital, when he heard the fire alarm.
"They calmly told us to get our babies ready in case we get evacuated. That was the first warning," said Swain. "Then they announced (we were being evacuated) over the intercom."
Swain and other families were directed out the Sherbrook Street exit.
"Everyone was calm," said Swain. "No one was panicked."
After a brief stay outside, Swain, his son and other patients were brought to the adjacent General Hospital. Outside, Swain saw the flames and was shocked.
"A fire at a hospital," Swain said. "I couldn't believe it."
Swain and Percival were able to return to their room at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, though Swain could still smell a little smoke in the air.
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Deke and Eve Miskin chose a peculiar time to list their $45 million mansion in Sydney's Point Piper. With the top end so quiet that many property players have fled to warmer climes, they launched an internet marketing campaign for Altona, their eight-bedroom waterfront mansion that sold for $28 million in 2002.
But they aren't the only ones courting big money while much of the market slumbers. Throughout the country properties are on the market which, if sold, would set city or even national price records. Agents say this kind of buyer is few and far between in the best of times, and their vendors can afford to wait.
In Perth, negotiations are under way on coal king
"We saw it in 1987, 1993, you go through these periods where it's like somebody turns the lights off and you feel it right away," Porteous says. "The lights have definitely been off for the last three or four months."
He says some vendors have wanted more than the market is willing to pay. One vendor seeking $10 million for a Peppermint Grove mansion recently rejected five offers, including $9.5 million cash.
But he is confident of a deal on Devereaux Farm.
An "international billionaire" is keen on a Sydney waterfront holding belonging to Mortgage Choice founder
Higgins wants $40 million for Marara, a bungalow on a sprawling 12,685 square metres property on Pittwater, and Marcolongo thinks it will come close.
"It might not be $40 million but I'll tell you what it's going to be good," Marcolongo says. "It's going to set a new record for the peninsula."
The new listings have a lot of others to contend with. In Sydney there are at least three properties on Point Piper's Wolseley Rd for more than $20 million, and some have been on the market since last year.
But in Melbourne agent David Morrell says a host of Toorak mansions have been quietly taken off the market for the cooler months, traditionally a quiet time.
"I doubt if you would find a property over $10 million, and certainly not one remotely saleable and near its price," he says, while adding owners are probably still open to offers.
In Sydney, Ray White Double Bay Group agent Michael Finger is confident the buyers are out there for Altona. He recently sold Carrara, the three-level Vaucluse villa belonging to private equity investor Patrick Keenan and his wife, Elizabeth, for $26.75 million.
Also in Sydney there have been quiet sales in Drumalbyn Rd, Bellevue Hill and The Crescent in Vaucluse, both close to $20 million.
Finger says there were nine inquiries on Altona within 24 hours of listing at the weekend, six from overseas, and says the couple are just getting an early start on the warmer months.
"These sorts of properties are a bit of a project," Finger says. "They normally take a few months."
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A new group is forming in Richfield to serve as a resource for what some see as an underserved population of artists.
Edina has its arts center. So does Bloomington. And Minneapolis is flush with outlets for artists.
But "when it comes to Richfield, there's a hole," said Claire Gahler, one of about a half-dozen Richfield residents who have come together over the past six weeks to form Crosstown Creativity, which also aims to serve southeast Minneapolis, Edina and east Bloomington.
Charter members forming the group's core primarily come from another organization promoting arts in the community, the Richfield Arts Commission. Some members of that body have gravitated to Crosstown Creativity as another outlet, especially ones reaching their term limits on the commission.
One of those is Judy Goebbel, whose term limit comes up in February. "We're just a name and some people that want to do things," she said of the nascent group, still in its preliminary developmental stages.
"We haven't really written down our mission statement and the nitty gritty of it all," said Claire Gahler, another of the group's charter members and also an arts commission member.
Just don't call her an artist, at least not yet, she said. "I call myself the non-artist of the group," Gahler said, adding that she hopes to see her self as a legitimate artist one day. "I haven't quite found that outlet yet."
But that's fine, because Crosstown Creativity was formed, she said, with a vision of all-ages accessibility, as the group will reach out to the dabblers and technical craftspeople alike. "We're trying to break away from the mindset that people have where you have to be an artist to do art," Gahler said.
One of Crosstown Creativity's goals is to run a bona-fide space accessible to non-bona-fide artists, a venue that Goebbel says Richfield is currently lacking. The city uses some indoor space at Veterans Park for some art workshop activities, but "it's basically a room with some fold-up furniture and probably less art supplies than the average elementary classroom," Goebbel said, adding the city doesn't have the funding for more space and supplies.
For now, the new group is using space free of charge from Cornerstone Group, near Lyndale Avenue and West 64th Street and across the street from Lyndale Gardens, a property Cornerstone is redeveloping. The temporary space is not expansive, consisting of three rooms that range in size from about 12 feet by 8 feet, to 12 feet by 24 feet.
But it's a start. "It's not ideal, but it's space we can lock up and call our own," Goebbel said.
The space could help open up art to those otherwise without the resources to pursue their vision. "I know there are a lot of people out there in town that maybe they want to do something and maybe they can't do it at home," said Gahler, who has become more active as an artist since retiring from a career in business, now specializing in fiber arts like basket weaving.
The importance of a strong arts community is at the heart of a thoughtful community, according to Willie Falwell, another member of Crosstown Creativity but more well-known as the longtime art teacher at Richfield High School, in his 41st year teaching.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge, thinking of the thing that never was, pushing the boundaries," Falwell said.
The new group's members hope to fulfill this ideal in a way that the city's arts commission cannot. The commission is limited in fundraising because it cannot become a 501(c)3 nonprofit group, a designation Crosstown Creativity hopes to eventually claim to help with fundraising, Goebbel said.
According to the group's vision, Crosstown Creativity would take over the 10-year-old commission's hands-on efforts, like conducting various workshops, initiatives that are not actually part of the commission's charter, Goebbel said.
"We're hoping the commission can take on more of a liaison and advisory role," while Crosstown Creativity acts as the implementer of ideas, Gahler said.
Despite limited resources, the Arts Commission has managed some initiatives of which Goebbel is proud, especially workshops for children that coincided with the farmers market at Veterans Park.
"I learned a lot. I met some really great people. We had some fun events and I would say we made some accomplishments," she said.
"Maybe our biggest accomplishment is we started this organization."
Crosstown Creativity has scheduled an open house for Wednesday, Jan. 9, 7-9 p.m. at its temporary headquarters, 6340 Lyndale Ave.
The group also hopes to offer open studio time in the space by January, with a more robust calendar of activity arriving in early spring next year. Crosstown Creativity is taking donations including art materials, tables, chairs and stools.


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JOE GIRGENTI has been driving ice-cream vans for 26 years. But his five trucks have spent much of the past few months tucked under a carport. ''It's been the worst summer that I've had,'' he said. ''There are no people. It's raining or it's windy or it's cold.''
This is a summer of the little girl La Nina. A summer of too much and too little, in which an unseasonable wet has caused some things to boom and others to flounder.
An egg glut brought on by cool conditions could see the cull of half a million hens, and the laying by July of a million too many eggs each day. Already, 75 million eggs are in storage.
Ventilation companies are dealing with surging numbers of overly damp homes, built into Sydney sandstone and mouldering under cloud and summer humidity.
But there are winners, too. Calls to Beccy Lois's north shore dog walking business have doubled since January. A long wet summer has been a fillip to business. Dogs keep walking, even if their owners do not.
''Dogs love the rain, particularly the labradors,'' she said. ''They think there's nothing better than running from puddle to puddle.''
Sydney has not been this wet in half a decade. Already, twice as much rain has fallen on the city as it did last summer - almost 300 millimetres, with more wet weeks to come.
There have been 38 wet days since December. By autumn, that could easily top the 45 wet days recorded in the summer of 2007-8.
''Considering that we expect February to have 12 wet days - and we've had eight - seven more wouldn't be particularly unusual,'' Acacia Pepler, a climatologist at the Bureau of Meteorology, said.
''It's a complex system that has a variety of peaks during a La Nina year. There's generally cooler sea surface temperatures in the eastern part of the Pacific and warmer ones in our area - that tends to give more available moisture and more rainfall.''
Growers fear that flowers will not bloom in time for Valentine's Day. But water weeds and thistles have benefited from the wet. A shorter flowering period, however, means that the great purple fields of Patterson's curse have been less evident. Ken Lillia, of Panelcorp Autobody Repairs in Atarmon, said car accidents in the wet summer had added about 10 per cent to his business.
''Historically, summer is slower than winter,'' he said. ''[But] if there's a long period of rain or a storm, we expect more business.''
In the animal kingdom, the circle of life is the same: rain has led to more pastures, more rats and rabbits, and in turn more foxes to eat them.
Rain may have washed out weekend sport and deterred beach-goers, but it has not stopped Mary McGreevy swimming. ''I swim anyway,'' the 48-year-old said. ''When it's raining, it's absolutely beautiful. It's so quiet.''
In all, it will be a mixed summer: flood has troubled the state's north, wheat and barley and chickpeas have all suffered, but the wet has vastly improved the outlook for other crops.


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UFC Head Honcho Lorenzo Fertitta did a good deed recently and got a bit of redemption in the process.
In a charity auction geared towards raising money for brain research through the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky, Fertitta bid $1.1 million for a pair of Ali's gloves and won.
The gloves he purchased where the same gloves Ali wore in his 1965 heavyweight title fight in Las Vegas, Nevada in his victory over Floyd Patterson.
Fertitta also got to hear long time UFC detractor and boxing promoter Bob Arum say that "He loves the UFC."
According to reports, the bidding stalled out at around $750k and Fertitta put in a special condition that he would bid higher if Arum would concede to the fact that he loved the UFC.
For those who are unaware, Bob Arum has gone on record countless times bashing the UFC and promoting his own sport in the process. Most notably he has called MMA fighters "Homosexuals" who like to roll on the ground together.
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See another part of Manitoba, put some miles on your motorcycle and raise money for a good cause by participating in the 12th annual Ride for Eternity on July 27.
The fundraising event is organized by Teen Challenge of Central Canada, a non-profit organization offering addiction recovery and drug awareness programs, as well as operating men's residences in Winnipeg, Denare Beach and Thunder Bay.
Participants will follow a 500-kilometre route, starting at the organization's shop on 260 Jean Marc Ave., with four stops along the way before the riders return to the shop for a barbecue dinner. The ride begins at 9:30 a.m. and dinner starts at 5 p.m.
Stops are situated in Headingley, Selkirk, Grand Marais and Pinawa.
Teen Challenge's Janalyn Martin said about 78 riders participated in last year's ride, and this year, they are hoping for 100. Approximately $12,000 was raised in 2012 through a combination of registration fees and riders' pledges.
Registration is $35 for a driver and $25 for a passenger. Participants will complete ballots at each stop for a chance to win prizes, with extra prizes awarded to those who bring in pledges.
For more information and to register, contact Martin at 204-949-9484 ext. 2010 or see www.teenchallenge.mb.ca


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You know that fast food joint you count on to never, ever change? That's not exactly how it works in other countries. Many of our most recognized brands do some pretty strange stuff when they operate within other cultures. One such brand is KFC, who are certainly no strangers to weird stuff. Here they go again.
KFC China has just released the Layered Beef Burger. This, uh, beef burger is comprised of six ultra-thin layers of beef. It's like a beefy version of baklava. The sandwich also includes more familiar staples, like cheese, lettuce and mushrooms.
It's worth noting that KFC doesn't even serve burgers to most countries in the world, let alone multilayered ones. Here's to hoping they never try this with chicken.


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Britney Spears experienced another minor wardrobe malfunction Sunday, January 27 when she accidentally flashed her boob during her solo dance routine at Millennium Dance Studio.
In another Britney Spears' routine of antics, the mother of two experienced another wardrobe malfunction Sunday, January 27 when she accidentally flashed her boob while she was in the middle of a practice dance routine at a dance studio in LA.
Britney visited the privately-rented dance studio, Millennium Dance Studio, with BFF Sam Lutfi to do her solo dance routine that day and wasn't aware that she was being tapped by a hidden camera belonged to Hollywood TV, placed between a crack in the studio's window.
The pop singer danced with herself for her new video, first in jeans and a white top before then changed into a turquoise leotard and ripped fishnet stockings. It was not until she did the end part of her pole-dancing routine that Britney took off the leotard underneath her white T-shirt, but accidentally got her right breast briefly exposed.
Here's the video that shows Britney briefly flashed her right boob as she danced with herself inside Millennium Dance Studio with only Sam Lutfi present.


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NBC Renews Community, Parks and Recreation, The Office
NBC Renews The Office, Community, Parks and Recreation
Good news for devoted fans of NBC's Thursday night community block: the network has given early renewals to The Office, Community, and Parks and Recreation. (30 Rock was already picked up earlier this year). It's no surprise that The Office is coming back, but I'm happy that I won't be biting my nails about Parks and Rec and Community for the next six weeks. We'll have to wait until upfronts to learn the fate of Outsourced and Perfect Couples, but I wouldn't advise that you hold your breath for the struggling comedies.
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