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Marlins can't climb back for Eovaldi in Atlanta
Righty allows five runs in first two frames; Yelich has lone Miami RBI
ATLANTA -- It took a few innings on Wednesday night before Nathan Eovaldi finally found his groove. By that point, the damage was already done.
Freddie Freeman belted a three-run homer and Ervin Santana yielded one run in 7 1/3 innings as the Braves beat the Marlins, 6-1, at Turner Field.
Eovaldi was tagged for five runs in the first two innings, which raised alarm considering the right-hander allowed eight runs in four-plus innings in his previous start, a 9-1 loss to the Giants on July 18.
But after being hit hard early, the encouraging sign of the night for Miami was that Eovaldi settled. He worked seven innings and retired 15 of 17 in his final five frames.
"It's great that he kept us from having to use a bunch of bullpen guys, for sure," Miami manager Mike Redmond said. "Where we are right now with him, for him to win games at the big league level, he's going to have to eliminate those big numbers in an inning.
"If it's a one-run [inning], we're all right, and it is 2-0 instead of five. That's definitely something he needs to work on -- being sharp and eliminating the big inning. He's had a tough time with that."
In the past, Eovaldi had enjoyed great success against Atlanta, posting a 1.86 ERA in 58 innings. But Atlanta used an early attack to prevent the righty from winning for the first time since June 23.
"Those first two innings, he made some mistakes up in the zone," Redmond said. "They were on his fastball early. He gave up the home run on the breaking ball. They did all their damage in the first two innings. After that, he settled in. I thought he pitched well, the location of his fastball. He moved it around a little bit better. Unfortunately tonight, we weren't able to overcome the five runs."
Freeman, who was just 2-for-44 with two RBIs against Miami on the season before Wednesday, drove in three runs with one two-out swing in the second inning.
"He's always a threat up there, regardless of how he's been swinging against us," Eovaldi said. "He's got power. He just went down there and hit a good pitch [breaking ball]. After that, I was able to establish my fastball down and away. I was able to start working to my advantage."
The Marlins' ability to handle Freeman all season is one of those baffling statistics that even the Atlanta first baseman can't figure out.
"They seem to catch me at the right time, but it is still 1-for-3, so it's pretty terrible numbers against them this year," Freeman said. "But if I can carry it over tomorrow and keep hitting balls hard and carry it into the Padres, I can go 3-for-100 against the Marlins as long as I do all right against everybody else."
Santana fanned 10 batters and maintained his early advantage. The Marlins struck out 14 times on the night, and they have now fanned 76 times in six games at Turner Field this season. After winning the first two games of the series, Miami had its three-game winning streak snapped.
"We just couldn't get anything going offensively," said Garrett Jones, who had two of Miami's seven hits. "Santana was mixing his pitches well, keeping them on the corners of the plate. We just couldn't put a big inning together."
Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of Christian Yelich's MLB debut. And he celebrated the occasion with two hits and an RBI single in the third inning, accounting for Miami's lone run.
The Braves wasted little time jumping on Eovaldi's 97-mph fastball. B.J. Upton doubled to lead off the first, and he scored on Justin Upton's sacrifice fly.
In the second inning, Atlanta used three straight two-out hits to score four runs. Tommy La Stella slapped an RBI single before Freeman blasted his three-run homer.
Miami's frustrations surfaced in the eighth inning, when Atlanta tacked on an unearned run on Gerald Laird's RBI single. Chris Johnson reached on a fielder's-choice grounder to short on a play Miami botched a rundown trying to get Jason Heyward at third. Thinking Heyward was out of the baseline to avoid Casey McGehee's tag, Redmond argued with third-base umpire Alan Porter.
Redmond was ejected for the third time this season.
"I just thought he was out of the baseline," Redmond said. "I don't know. Maybe I was more frustrated that we didn't get an out in that situation, more than anything."
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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This month issue of Mixmag features a cd mixed by Hot Since 82, featuring two tracks from Joal, I See Why And Looking Down!
The Little Black Book album was only the beginning. From Cozzy D and Eric Volta to KiNK and Outstrip, Daley Padley, aka Hot Since 82, enters the house on his first-ever Mixmag cover CD. And what a mix it is! Veering from soul-flecked tech to masterful deep, Daley knows exactly what he's doing. If you loved his mix of 'Bigger Than Prince', prepare to jump around like the purple one all over again.
1º Cozzy D & Eric Volta 'The Gift'
"Pure summer vibes on this one – it's been around a while, but slipped under the radar. One for this summer for me"
2º Santé & Frank Lorber 'All About'
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3º Joal 'I See Why'
"I don't know too much about Joal except that he's a main player in Portugal and throws down some serious tracks. Love this"
4º Philip Bader 'More'
"Bader is on fire at the moment and so is Viva. Organ jam!"
5º J. Diesel 'Outside In A Box' (Olivier Giacomotto remix)
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6º Darlyn Vlys 'Floor 122' (Santé & Sidney Charles remix)
"Moody and deep"
7º Martin Buttrich & Mousse T 'Smack Back'
"Unusual collaboration here, but they're usually the best ones and that's the case here. What do you expect with Buttrich on the dials?"
8 ºHot Since 82 'Don't Touch The Alarm'
"My new single out soon on my new label, Knee Deep In Sound. I'm really happy with it. There's a heavy as hell Booka Shade remix to go with it, too"
9º Joal 'Looking Down'
"Another Joal record that l couldn't leave. One of my favourites from the last twelve months. Total jam"
10º Matthias Meyer 'Tout Va Bien' (KiNK remix)
"Another classic. I'm a massive Meyer fan, and KiNK really turned it out here. It's all about the hats"
11º Fonos 'She's Back Again' (Thodoris Triantafillou & CJ Jeff remix)
"The Athens crew on this record. As the title says, she's back again: a nod to an all time classic"
12º Outstrip 'Home Thursday'
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Prosecutors gave new details Wednesday of last week's kidnapping of a 10-year-old Northridge girl, saying one suspect acted as a getaway driver and the other took the girl from her home at knifepoint and later sexually assaulted her.
The revelations came as two men were formally charged in the abduction and one was arraigned.
Daniel Martinez, 29, who was arrested Sunday, appeared in court Wednesday afternoon in San Fernando, where a lawyer entered a not guilty plea for him to charges of kidnapping and burglary.
Tobias Dustin Summers, 32, who is still at large, faces those charges plus another 35 sexual assault counts. He could face life in prison if convicted.
A judge signed an arrest warrant for Summers on Wednesday, setting bail at $19 million. Los Angeles police have said they believe he might have fled to San Diego and shaved his head to change his appearance.
The two are accused of kidnapping the girl from her home early March 27. Prosecutors said Summers took the girl from her house to a car where Martinez was waiting.
Martinez drove "a short way," then left the car, said Jane Robison, a spokeswoman for the District Attorney's Office. Summers later sexually assaulted the girl, prosecutors said.
The LAPD said the two had no apparent connection to the girl or her family.
The Los Angeles Times cited law enforcement sources saying the kidnapping did not appear to be planned and that Martinez had expected only to be the getaway driver in a burglary of the home.
Robbery Homicide Division detectives would not answer questions about the case Wednesday.
Martinez, sporting shaggy hair and a beard, wore dark clothes as he was escorted into a holding cell on the side of a courtroom. He said nothing to the court but spoke privately with his lawyer before the hearing.
The lawyer, Deputy Public Defender Robert Kayne, said afterward Martinez appears to be "less culpable" than Summers, but he said he is still waiting for more information.
Kayne, who had only been assigned to the case hours earlier, asked the court to order the LAPD to turn over records of two statements Martinez gave to detectives. The judge scheduled an April 10 hearing to discuss the issue.
Wednesday's court hearing came almost exactly a week after the girl was found. After her mother woke to a noise about 3:30 a.m. and discovered her missing, police and the FBI spent 11 hours searching for her.
Such "stranger abductions" are very unusual, and police launched a massive search that included officers from across the city. They canvassed two square miles around the girl's home.
She was spotted just before 3 p.m. that day walking shoeless through a Woodland Hills strip mall, about six miles from her house.
The girl told police she was abducted by two men, put in several vehicles and taken to a vacant home and a warehouse. They dropped her off at Kaiser Permanente's Woodland Hills Medical Center.
She had "facial bruising and lacerations," police said, and was treated at a hospital before being sent home.
Martinez was arrested early Sunday in the 18200 block of Rayen Street in Northridge, about two miles east of the girl's residence. Police listed his residence as West Hills, but a man at that home said Martinez did not live there.
Police have not said what led them to suspect Martinez or Summers, who both have long criminal records.
Summers has convictions for theft, battery, receiving stolen property and possession of explosives. He has also been arrested on suspicion of kidnapping, robbery and auto theft, police said. Summers has been accused of child annoyance but is not a registered sex offender.
Martinez has been convicted of making criminal threats, burglary, theft, unlawful entrance, resisting or obstructing an officer and possession of a nunchaku, court records show.
LAPD records show Martinez has been arrested at least seven previous times.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Two, and possibly three, injured Reds pitchers will take steps in their recovery programs on Friday, as right-handers Mat Latos and Jonathan Broxton are each scheduled to throw and could be joined by left-hander Sean Marshall.
Latos will throw live batting practice for the first time since a pair of offseason surgeries -- on his elbow in October and on his knee in February. He used all his pitches in an extended bullpen session on Tuesday and felt fine.
Broxton is slated for a bullpen session on Friday with hitters standing in the box, which manager Bryan Price said could be the final step before Broxton can appear in a game. The Reds are shooting for Monday.
"If everything goes well with Jonathan, there's a chance he could throw an inning against Cleveland," Price said. "He'd obviously have to get through tomorrow's bullpen, but there's been no reason to think he's not going to pitch on the 17th."
Marshall, meanwhile, may throw a bullpen on Friday, but the Reds don't want to rush things with the left-hander, who is battling shoulder tendinitis.
Marshall had his throwing program halted late last week when the tendinitis flared up, but he has resumed throwing from flat ground and has looked sharp, according to Price.
"We're real happy with how he's rebounded after a few days off," Price said. "After reinitiating his throwing program, he hasn't had any setbacks, and he feels really good.
"He's definitely behind schedule, but if we don't have any setbacks and we're optimistic, he'll be ready at least within that first week or two of the regular season."
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Land Use and Planning Seminar Set For June 21
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The final seminar in a four-part series on land use and planning in Fairfax County will be held on Tuesday, June 21, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Fairhill Elementary School cafeteria, 3001 Chichester Lane, Fairfax.
The free seminar is open to the public and participants will learn about park planning, public school planning and tree preservation in the county. Kirk Holley from the Fairfax County Park Authority will speak about park planning and staff from the public schools will offer an overview of the school planning process. Additionally, Mike Knapp, with the Fairfax County Urban Forest Management Division, Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, will give a presentation about tree preservation.
UrbanTrans, the transportation demand management consultant for the Metro West rezoning application, will present its findings and be available to answer questions about the completed study. A copy of the UrbanTrans report is available on the Providence District Web page at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/gov/bos/pd for review prior to its presentation on June 21.
The seminar series is sponsored by the Providence District Supervisor's Office in partnership with the Fairfax Coalition for Smarter Growth, FairGrowth and the Sierra Club.
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Stomach turning or oddly alluring, this is not just one of the world's most unusual specialty coffees. At $1,100 per kilogram ($500 per pound), it's also among the world's priciest.
For now, only the wealthy or well-traveled have access to the cuppa, which is called Black Ivory Coffee. It was launched last month at a few luxury hotels in remote corners of the world – first in northern Thailand, then the Maldives and now Abu Dhabi – with the price tag of about $50 a serving.
The Associated Press traveled to the coffee's production site in the Golden Triangle, an area historically known for producing drugs more potent than coffee, to see the jumbo baristas at work. And to sip the finished product from a dainty demitasse.
In the misty mountains where Thailand meets Laos and Myanmar, the coffee's creator cites biology and scientific research to answer the basic question: Why elephants?
"When an elephant eats coffee, its stomach acid breaks down the protein found in coffee, which is a key factor in bitterness," said Blake Dinkin, who has spent $300,000 developing the coffee. "You end up with a cup that's very smooth without the bitterness of regular coffee."
The result is similar in civet coffee, or kopi luwak, another exorbitantly expensive variety extracted from the excrement of the weasel-like civet. But the elephants' massive stomach provides a bonus.
Think of the elephant as the animal kingdom's equivalent of a slow cooker. It takes between 15-30 hours to digest the beans, which stew together with bananas, sugar cane and other ingredients in the elephant's vegetarian diet to infuse unique earthy and fruity flavors, said the 42-year-old Canadian, who has a background in civet coffee.
"My theory is that a natural fermentation process takes place in the elephant's gut," said Dinkin. "That fermentation imparts flavors you wouldn't get from other coffees."


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The Police in Zabzugu in the Northern region have rescued a 14 year old Junior High School pupil, who was allegedly abducted and repeatedly assaulted sexually.
The victim was invited to attend a party at Bulkpali near Tatale where the suspect, John Kabuja offered to adopt her.
However, her sweet dreams turned sour when she later became a sex slave.
Northern Regional Coordinator for the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Police Service, ASP Emmanuel Horlatsu told Martina Bugri of Radio Justice in Tamale that, the suspect is being investigated for abduction and defilement.
According to him, the age of the victim does not permit her to give consent to sexual offers.
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Martina noted that, abduction is a common phenomenon at the eastern corridors of the country, with young girls falling victims often.


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Before Diego Navarro's mother died of bone cancer when he was in the ninth grade, she would wake up in the middle of the night screaming with pain.
Navarro, 56, couldn't help his mother, and had no motivation to do well in school.
"School was irrelevant," he said. "I was really smart, but nobody really recognized it."
Navarro graduated from high school not knowing how to read or write at a college level. But he went on to graduate from Pasadena City College and eventually help run high-tech companies after earning a master's degree at Harvard Business School.
Using his life experience, he founded a program that helps at-risk students tap into their life skills to succeed in college.
"What we do is help students get in touch with who they are," Navarro said.
Eighteen teachers from several community colleges are in Monterey County this week to be trained in the Academy for College Excellence, a highly respected program founded by Navarro in 2002 at Cabrillo College.
The teachers are taking the training at Hartnell College, which adopted ACE in 2008. On Wednesday, the third day of the training, the teachers were grouped by their learning styles — interactors, analyzers, concluders — and asked to develop a project that would demonstrate it. The interactors made everyone dance. The analyzers recited a poem to the rhythm of a John Coltrane melody. The concluders ran a race that showed how quickly they like to arrive at results.
The teachers — playing the role of students — felt at ease with the activities because they already know each other. In their own groups, they were able to identify the interactors, analyzers and concluders.
Navarro developed the ACE curriculum using "affective learning" theories aimed at helping adults draw meaning out of life experiences and how these experiences can help them learn. The theory states that adults need to feel good about themselves in order to be able to learn; otherwise, they become bored and disengaged.
The weeklong immersion training demonstrates to teachers what this experience is like for students from at-risk backgrounds, and how they can be engaged in the process so they can learn.
Ricardo Delgado, a former high school teacher who now works at De Anza College in Cupertino, said he had received similar trainings in the past but this group was more engaged.
"The exercises are more real," he said. "We get the opportunity to think more about how to use it in the classroom."
It is the first time that Luis Chac-n, a Hartnell instructor, has participated in the ACE training. He called the experience "eye- and mind-opening."
"There's been a lot of self-reflection for me," Chac-n, 24, said.
Evaluations of ACE have found that students who graduate from the program are twice as likely to enroll full time the following semester than similar students who did not complete ACE.
Analysis also shows the students improve in areas that are considered key for students to stick with their college education, such as self-efficacy, leadership and teamwork, identity and mindfulness.
These are all capable people, Navarro said, but have often found themselves in challenging home environments that prevented them from succeeding: drug abuse, domestic violence, poverty and even homelessness.
Once they tap into their affective learning abilities, they thrive.
"These (students) are all smart, they have the ability to work hard," he said. "They're survivors, they're persistent, but they don't know the culture of college.
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ISLWYN MP Chris Evans added his voice to calls to preserve the Welsh Cavalry- which is under threat because of cuts to the defence budget.
Mr Evans joined MPs, including Newport East's Jessica Morden and Blaenau Gwent's Nick Smith for a rally in London last week.
Supporters of the regiment, officially known as the 1st Queen's Dragoon Guards, attended the rally in Parliament Square, before delivering a 6,000 name petition to Downing Street.
The regiment is thought to be under threat of being merged or axed following Government cuts to the defence budget, but Mr Evans questioned this, calling it "one of the oldest and most distinguished regiments in the British army".
He said plans to disband it would be a "massive blow to Wales", citing the large number of people it recruits not just from his Islwyn constituency but from all over Wales.
Mr Evans added: "The Welsh Dragoon Guards are one of the best recruited regiments in the armoured corps and disbanding it would reduce opportunities for young people all over Wales to serve in a named Welsh regiment."
The regiment, which dates back over 300 years is under threat of disbandment or amalgamation with another regiment as part of an upcoming strategic defence review- with job cuts possible as the Army is cut from 102,000 to 82,000 personnel by 2020.
Mr Evans said he is standing "full-square behind our guards" in the fight to preserve the regiment.


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Moscone, AT&T Park
This 18-story downtown San Francisco hotel is tucked away on a pleasantly quiet street in the SoMa (South of Market) district, 3 blocks from the Moscone Center and 4 blocks from baseball's AT&T Park.
Wireless and inviting
Guests of this Marriott Courtyard relax in the living room–style lobby or unwind in the indoor splash pool and spa tub. Complimentary wireless Internet access is provided in all public spaces.
Variety of views
Guestrooms at this Marriott Courtyard feature feather pillows, complimentary high-speed Internet access, and cable TV with HBO. Views are of San Francisco, the Bay Bridge, the waterfront, or a courtyard.
Guest Highlights
- Spotless guestrooms
- High-quality beds
- Good location
- Helpful staff
- Overall room comfort
Marriott Courtyard San Francisco Downtown
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This Marriott Courtyard is 3 blocks from the Moscone Convention Center and Yerba Buena Gardens, 4 blocks from the ballpark, and 5 blocks from the scenic Embarcadero waterfront. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in all public spaces. The hotel offers 20 meeting rooms with 11,440 square feet of flexible space. An indoor pool is on site, and pool towels are available.
The hotel offers valet parking (surcharge). In addition, off-site parking (surcharge) is available. This is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Express check-in
- Conference space
- Fireplace in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms 20
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 18
- Total number of rooms - 405
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 18
- Snack bar/deli
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Flat-panel TV
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Partially open bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Jasmine's - Casual breakfast restaurant offering full buffets, plus made-to-order omelets and à la carte items.
Whispers Bar & Grill - Sports bar and grill serving cocktails, draft beer, light fare, and dinner—from crab cakes to ribeye steaks. TV behind bar.
Starbucks - Open daily for coffee, pastries, sandwiches, and snacks.
Nearby Things to Do
The Marriott Courtyard San Francisco Downtown offers an indoor splash pool, spa tub, and small exercise room with stair machines, exercise bikes, treadmills, and weights. Guests also have discounted access to a health club across the street.
Five blocks away, the Embarcadero waterfront and promenade offers a path for running and in-line skating, and is the embarkation point for ferries to Sausalito and Tiburon and charter-sailing excursions.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 25.00 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 24.95 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 64.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25.00 per night
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The Obama Administration has listed its objections to H.R. 2410, which would set appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2014. One of the key objections relates to spending cuts for USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
The House bill would fund FSIS by $10 million less than the President requested in his budget proposal, and would force FSIS to absorb $9 million in rental costs. A White House statement outlining objections to the bill states "These cuts will significantly impact USDA's ability to adequately inspect food processing plants and prevent foodborne diseases from contaminating America's meat, poultry, and egg product supply. Over 80 percent of FSIS's employees are frontline inspectors and the Committee's recommendation may require the agency to furlough. Decreased FSIS inspections will disrupt industry production."
The Administration also cites the bill's failure to provide $155 million it requested to fund a high priority poultry biosafety and laboratory facility and a 24 percent shortfall in funding provided for the Agricultural Food and Research Initiative (AFRI).
The House bill would provide $4.3 billion for the FDA, which falls $342 million short of the funds in the President's budget request, and does not include proposed new user fees. "The Administration urges the Congress to enact new user fees proposed in the FY 2014 Budget, which would provide significant additional resources to enhance FDA regulatory capacity, as well as provide benefits to industry, advance the Nation's food safety system, and continue implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act."
The Administration also weighs in on the GIPSA rule, saying it strongly opposes a provision in the bill that effectively prevents USDA's Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) from further implementing the remaining portions of the rule, which was finalized in December 2011.
The bill, the White House says, imposes harmful cuts in rural economic development, renewable energy development, nutrition programs, food safety, agricultural research, and international food aid. "Investing in these areas is critical to the Nation's economic growth, security, and global competitiveness. If the President were presented with H.R. 2410, his senior advisors would recommend that he veto the bill."
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A SENIOR consultant said Blackburn used to have 'one of the best hospitals in the north west', but has suffered from a lack of stable leadership in recent years.
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs the Royal Blackburn and Burnley hospitals, is currently in special measures after NHS inspectors made wide-ranging criticisms of the way it had been run over several years.
Rob Watson, who heads up the hospital's well-regarded surgical triage unit, also said former chief executive Jo Stubbins had been given an 'impossible task' of joining hospital services in Blackburn and Burnley in 2006.
He told board members the merger had 'consequences on the delivery of healthcare', as the closure of the emergency ward at Burnley meant more patients flooded to Blackburn's new 'hospital on the hill', which replaced the old Royal Infirmary.
Blackburn's surgical department soon became the busiest in the north west and served 'one of the sickest populations', while 'nine chief executives in the last 11 years' added to the trust's difficulties, he said.
The surgical triage unit was set up in 2009 to combat these problems, to fast track surgical patients through the emergency department and avoid delays, Mr Watson said.
The unit was one of the areas praised in last year's Keogh Report, which made largely damning criticisms of ELHT and persuaded ministers to place the trust in special measures.
Jim Birrell, interim chief executive at ELHT, said: "Mr Watson's comments during the trust board were to express his personal opinions with regards to the success of the surgical triage unit, a service which wouldn't have been possible without the reconfiguration and merger of acute services in East Lancashire.
"Mr Watson is rightfully proud of the surgical triage unit, which has been praised and copied as an example of how to provide quality urgent and emergency surgical care."
"[The] reconfiguration aimed to improve patient care by the redesign of some clinical services with all emergency work being carried out at the Royal Blackburn Hospital site to ensure a safe, sustainable and highly skilled emergency department and an increase in access to elective surgery on the Burnley General Hospital site."


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Welker called up as Bucs face his hometown team
PITTSBURGH -- Duke Welker's first day in the Major Leagues just had to come with the Seattle Mariners in the opposite dugout.
The Pirates recalled the right-hander from Indianapolis on Wednesday, much to the relief of the Triple-A hitters who have spent a month trying to hit him unsuccessfully. Infielder Josh Harrison was optioned back to the Indians to make room for Welker.
Not only is the reliever a native of Kirkland, Wash., a community neighboring Seattle, but he was twice drafted by the Mariners before the Pirates took him in the second round of the 2007 First-Year Player Draft.
However, as that long ensuing wait implies, the opposition was secondary to Welker finally reaching the Majors.
"It is kinda funny that it's Seattle," said Welker, trying on his new No. 61 uniform in the Pirates' clubhouse. "But I just want to win, so it doesn't really matter."
Welker's first emotional phone call upon being notified of his promotion Tuesday night had been to his dad.
"To be able to say to your dad that I'm going to the Majors, it's kinda cool," Welker said. "I haven't really relished the experience yet. I'm taking it in stride.
"I just know I'm here and have a good opportunity with a great team and a good group of guys. I'm just excited to be here. I don't know when it'll hit me."
No one was hitting Welker in Indianapolis, where he held the opposition to three hits in 48 at-bats. In 10 relief appearances, he was 3-0 and didn't give up a single earned run, with 20 strikeouts and eight walks in 16 innings.
That performance crowned his remarkable rise from what appeared to be a failed career as a starter four years ago. From 2007-09, Welker went 6-26 with a five-plus ERA.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Haul Monitor
So, last month, I waxed philosophically about my excitement of having my project C10 up and running and how much fun I was having ripping around in it, using it to haul stuff for various projects 'round the house and shop, and causing general mischief around town. But, like I've mentioned before, car guys just can't seem to leave things alone, and now I'm thinking about the future and what upgrades I'd like to make to the truck in the coming months.
I've talked about some of my plans in the past, which included swapping the stock 307 with a late-model LS engine, and the more I think about that venture, the more I think about shortening the bed and wheelbase at the same time. To me, if I'm going to do it at all, that's the time to do it since installing an LS motor and different transmission would almost certainly call for a modification in the stock driveshaft, it seems silly to do it for the motor swap, then come back and have to do it again when the wheelbase is shortened. I like to do everything at once, likely because while it seems like less work in the long run, it almost always turns one simple task into a number of rather convoluted projects, and well, I guess I'm a glutton for punishment.
I really liked the idea of leaving the longbed well enough alone as it's incredibly useful but I also always said that I would at least drive it for a while before making up my mind whether or not to shorten it. Well, with a few thousand miles clocked on the odometer, I think my mind is slowly becoming made up. It has been useful when I needed to pick up oversized lumber or haul the occasional large item, but those tasks are few and far between when compared to what I encounter on my usual daily driving ritual. And having negotiated a handful of U-turns, whoops, make those three-point, maybe even four-point turns thanks to the long wheelbase, I'm starting to think the shorter wheelbase would make my relationship with my truck a little more cordial.
And so, I'm torn. I like the ability to haul all kinds of stuff in the back of my truck and I also like the fact that it's a bit of an ugly duckling, nay an underdog, but I also really like the idea of being able to whip my truck around parking lots and through the city like any other car. The suspension upgrades we've made in the past couple of months really make the truck handle like a sports car, but a really long sports car!
It's been a hard decision as I didn't want to let my hardcore long bed fans down, but I'm really thinking it's time to start a choppin' and drop that LS motor in while I'm at it. In the end, I'm a hot rodder at heart and I can't drive a stock long wheelbase truck, can I?! I guess only time will tell, but I know my neighbor will appreciate the augmented turning radius that will come with the short bed conversion as I've about murdered the grass at the corner of our driveway due to the rather handicapped turning radius of the long bed. CCT


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The American Urological Association (AUA) submitted its statement on comparative effectiveness research priorities to the Federal Coordinating Council for CER as established by the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009. The AUA's top priorities include prostate cancer, the establishment of a quality infrastructure and the development of imaging guidance for major urologic conditions. The AUA statement explains the importance of these three specific interest areas in depth.
Prostate cancer treatment represents a large portion of both urologic care and Medicare reimbursements. Therefore, urologists believe it is important for CER studies to compare long-term treatment options to weigh the benefits and risks of treatment for specific prostate cancer patient populations in order to recommend specific quality measures.
The AUA is also seeking the creation of a public/private partnership to pool the resources of those public and private stakeholders, all of whom have a vested interest in quality measurements and improvement and evidence-based medicine. This partnership can sustain the funding for CER which will lead to the development of quality performance measures and clinical guidelines, creating a sound and sustainable robust quality infrastructure.
The third interest area for urologists focuses on the development of imaging guidance for major urologic conditions. It is important to the AUA that any comprehensive plan for CER include a comparative, evidence-based study of imaging modalities for urologic and other conditions to determine the appropriate use of imaging modalities to protect patients, primary care providers and urologists alike. More evidence-based guidance is necessary to help the medical profession to order only those imaging studies that are most effective and appropriate.
AUA Associate Executive Director of Health Policy Beth Kosiak, PhD, lauds the CER effort as an "evidence-based, systematic way to identify the best treatments for specific patient populations and to generate the critical information that will help guide both physicians and patients."
For a full copy of the AUA statement submitted to the Federal Coordinating Council for CER please visit:
Please contact Lacey Dean at 410-689-4054 to schedule an interview with Beth Kosiak, PhD, AUA Associate Executive Director of Health Policy.
About the American Urological Association: Founded in 1902 and headquartered near Baltimore, Maryland, the American Urological Association is the pre-eminent professional organization for urologists, with more than 16,000 members throughout the world. An educational nonprofit organization, the AUA pursues its mission of fostering the highest standards of urologic care by carrying out a wide variety of programs for members and their patients.
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I am about 45 seconds away from losing a final four team in Memphis.... not good.
I am about 45 seconds away from losing a final four team in Memphis.... not good.
2 great games going on now. Ohio up 3 on Michigan with a minute and a half left and Lehigh up 3 on Duke
Michigan keeps possession with 40 seconds left on a bad out of bounds call.
Wow. Lehigh now up 7 with under 2 minutes left. What a day for the 15 seeds
Down goes Michigan!
This has been an incredible tournament so far, even with the play in games being nuts.
Wow Lehigh beats Duke. Before today a 15 seed had not won in the tournament in 11 years now 2 have won in the last 3 hours.
Purdue and St. Mary's are also going to the wire with 30 seconds left.
Today is making up for yesterday's lack of madness.
Coach K shows that it's really hard to win a game when you only have 4 McDonald's All-Americans on your roster and you are matched up with an elite team from the Patriot League.
And Michigan losing to Ohio?
Coach Hoke, I'd like to introduce you and your school to my friend karma.
Michigan is easy to stop when Hardaway is not doing his thing.
Arise and walk, come through. A world beyond that door is calling out for you. Arise and walk, come through. It's calling out for you.
Someone please kick me in the 'nads right now. That would feel better than losing my champion in the first round. I despise Duke. I have hated Duke since I was old enough to hate someone. This year I decided to pick someone other than Kentucky to win the tourney, since everyone was picking the obvious favorite. I figured I would choose Duke to win the tourney, then if I lost I would still be happy. So Coach K (Satan) decided to ruin my bracket in the very first round. I am now the fool who lost his championship pick in the very first freaking round. I hate Coach K now more than ever. I loathe Duke with every ounce of my soul. I didn't know it was possible to hate a team more than I hated Duke yesterday. Well guess what --- it is and I do. I HATE DUKE! I hate them so much I was rooting for them to lose even though it meant I would suffer the humiliation of losing my champion in their first game. I will gladly take last place in the bracket contest just so I can enjoy seeing Duke lose to the #15 seed that had never won an NCAA tourney game before. Duke my hatred burns for you with the fire of a thousand suns. Forever.
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Obviously, Coach K is a great coach. One of the greatest of all time. But at this point, why would any decent big man go to Duke? Lehigh had no chance of stopping Mason Plumlee yet he only gets nine FGA (he made all nine) while Duke chucks 26 threes. I don't get it.
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We know exercise is good for our bodies -- but our brains?
We know exercise is good for our bodies — but our brains?
Research over the past decade has endorsed physical activity for firing up the neurons in our brain to help us think and perform better, and help treat mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety.
Now an initiative at the University of Florida Department of Recreational Sports aims to imprint the comprehensive benefits of exercise on students (especially incoming freshmen) by tapping into students' most common ground: social media.
The "Live in Motion" challenge invites students to post photos and messages on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook on exercise-based themes that change daily during the month of July.
Day one, for example, was "A New Goal," which was followed by "Trying Something New." Others include "Water," "Break a Sweat" and "Rain or Shine."
Rec Sports' assistant director of marketing and communications, Andy Howard, plucked the themes from the book "Spark: the Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain." Written by Harvard psychiatrist John Ratey, the book begins with a quote from Plato on how education and physical activity are the means to one's success in life. It then builds scientific arguments on why that's true. For example, Ratey cites studies showing that fit kids score significantly higher on standardized tests than their unfit peers. An initiative at a Naperville, Ill., school called "Zero Hour PE" had kids exercising before class, which ended up being key to their scholastic success.
UF experts are hoping its students will be similarly inspired by exercise.
"(Exercise) wears out anxiety and depression, two of the biggest problems on campus today," said UF Rec Sports Director David Bowles, who assigned his entire staff to read "Spark." "So it really connects with what we're doing in college today."
Bowles also gave the book to staff in student affairs and human resources and to counselors at the wellness center, and they all met to discuss how the concepts could help UF students.
Howard's initiative grew out of those talks. The idea for the photo challenge came to him, he said, because it taps into students' social media savvy and overall connectedness. "I think some people might think social media might be the opposite of exercise — a distraction from it, like the quintessential video game. In this case, it's to empower people to think about how they are going to engage."
Howard added that the visual focus allows for "more showing, less telling" and encourages people to have fun and be creative with what they're doing.
About 40 people in any one day post pictures or messages, and Howard said he anticipates that the average participant has an average of 100 contacts they are reaching. He spends a lot of time responding to tweets and photos, encouraging people and checking in on them.
As Howard anticipated, the initiative has gone viral. The Boston Gator Club has joined, and UF students and alumni around the country are participating.
Madison Martin, a UF graduate student in nuclear engineering who is doing an internship at the Lawrence Liverpool National Lab in California, regularly tweets about how she's engaging with the daily themes. She also follows other participants on Instagram.
"I'm a visual learner, so if I see something in an image like a stretch position or a plank position, it's kind of like a self-challenge to work up to it," she said, adding that the initiative provides a sense of camaraderie from afar.
Martin regularly exercises as a graduate student at UF, and she said that hasn't changed this summer. "I'm at an internship, but this is an academic style internship. I'm still doing research," Martin said. "So my healthy lifestyle out here is just as important as when I'm UF taking classes."
Martin added, "Without my cycle classes and yoga, I wouldn't be able to survive grad school. I need that stress release and fun."
Especially with classes, "I love to feed off of other peoples' energy," she said.
That's a common motivation for students, said UF Rec Sports instructor Dave Goss, who teaches spinning and core classes on campus.
"A lot of times people are going to these classes primarily for the group experience. The exercise is a result of being there with other people," Goss said. "I think social media connects along those same lines."
Goss added that while some people are self-motivated to exercise, many wouldn't do it without a push or some encouragement from their peers, which social media can provide.
And for incoming freshmen, "social media is something they've grown up with," Goss said. "It's something very normal for them to be able to participate (in Live in Motion). I think this helps them make that transition to college, too."
The Live in Motion initiative lasts through the month of July, and it will be done again in September. To join, look for the #LiveInMotion hashtag on Instagram and Twitter, under the account name @UFRecSports.
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TRIVIUM and Hot Topic have announced the "Into the Mouth of Hell We Tour", an extensive, 63-date trek which marks the band's first solo headline tour since 2006. WHITECHAPEL, DARKEST HOUR and DIRGE WITHIN serve as support for the first leg of the run. The tour kicks off in September and will run through October. More dates for the first leg will be announced in August, while additional dates and support for the second leg will be announced in September.
TRIVIUM are currently headlining the Jägermeister stage of the second annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival. They are known for being voracious road dogs, having toured America relentlessly, separately supporting SLIPKNOT and LAMB OF GOD. They have also appeared as part of KORN's "Family Values" package and have also supported IRON MAIDEN.
TRIVIUM has come up with a "brilliant" way to allow its live show be something that the fans are able to enjoy repeatedly. This tour will feature a special promotion, where at participating venues, each ticket buyer will be able to re-live their experience at the show, as they will have the option to use their ticket stub, via a unique code, to redeem a free, full digital soundboard recording of the TRIVIUM show that they attended. Fans will be able to use the bar code number on their ticket as their unique code to redeem their music at www.trivium.org.
Commented Heafy: "North American headline tour... we meet again. It's been far too long since we've toured North America as a headliner and we're back with a vengeance. It's our time to come in for the final waves of the 'Shogun' touring and party with our friends in the USA and Canada. Our live show, without a doubt in my mind, is now the strongest it has ever been; our sets are more diverse, tighter than ever and we've got some of the sickest current metal bands out with us to bring you one hell of a tour. This very well could be the last one for a while, so let's do this in style... we'll see you soon."


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DETROIT - Gov. Rick Snyder joined Detroit Mayor Dave Bing on Wednesday morning at the grand opening of an auto parts supply company expected to employ about 500 people.
Detroit Manufacturing Systems on Southfield Road is expected to bring hundreds of high-tech, automotive interior component assembly jobs to the city.
Rod Meloni: New jobs, hope in Detroit
It's a joint venture between the Rush Group and French auto parts maker Faurecia SA.
The auto supplier is owned by a minority woman - Andra Rush.
The Rush Group and Faurecia SA have said the venture expects to have about 500 workers in Detroit within the next three years.
Detroit Manufacturing Systems has a long-term contract with Ford Motor Co. to work on cockpits for the Mustang, Expedition and Navigator.
Visit Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation's Facebook page for more information.
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A TEAM of gymnasts from the Valleys Gymnastics Academy took top honours at the Alpha Factor Invitational held at the Wiltshire School of Gymnastics in Melksham.
This competition attracts hundreds of entries from across the UK and was attended by six Valleys gymnasts – Ellys Connor, Macey Chapman, Niya Hewitt, Beth Wheeler, Naomi Jarman and Katelyn King.
In the Level 4 (10-11 years) competition, Niya Hewitt took a gold apparatus award for her bars routine, silver on the floor and bronze on the vault, as well as finishing in 6th place overall.
In the same category, Macey Chapman took gold awards on bars and floor and a silver for vault. Macey also picked up a special award for her beam routine, which was technically excellent but marred by two unfortunate falls. She took second place overall, just 0.03 marks away from the gold.
Beth Wheeler also took an apparatus award for beam, where she was the top scorer in the competition.
Meanwhile, in the Level 4 (9 years) competition, Katelyn King performed well, demonstrating several new skills.
At Level 3 (10 years), Naomi Jarman also performed superbly against tough competition and just missed out on apparatus awards. Ellys Connor took top honours for the club.
Competing in the Level 4 (12 years and over) category, Ellys was outstanding, taking a gold on bars, bronze on beam and floor, and being crowned overall champion.
All of the gymnasts train at the Valleys Gymnastics Academy in Crumlin.
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Dr. Russell Brown honored by the King of Spain for work with Sister City collaboration
Muskingum College Professor of Spanish Dr. Russell V. Brown was recognized by the King of Spain Juan Carlos this March at a celebration marking 75 years of extraordinary international goodwill between the Sister Cities of Toledo, Ohio and Toledo, Spain.
That Sister City relationship is considered the oldest in the world and has been sustained throughout the years by Dr. Brown whose father, Russell G.C. Brown, is credited with creating the program.
"The Brown family has stayed faithful to the principles which served to carry on the Sister City relationship," writes Juan Ignacio de Mesa in a recent column in La Tribuna. De Mesa, the first democratically-elected mayor of Toledo, who heads the Real Fundacion de Toledo which sponsored the 75th anniversary ceremony on March 2. Spain's King Carlos is the honorary chair of the foundation.
"I'm proud of what I've been a part of and the personal associations that I have made," said Dr. Brown. He notes that he is especially pleased to use these relationships to provide access for Muskingum College students.
Dr. Brown and his wife, Karen, a professor of Spanish at Ohio University, Zanesville, take annual summer study groups to Spain. "Dr. Brown's deep personal connections with civic leaders in Toledo, Spain, have opened incredible opportunities for Muskingum students," said Dr. Jean Morris, chair of Muskingum's Modern Languages Department.
Two Ohio documentary film producers recently interviewed Dr. Brown about the history of the relationship between the two cities. The film, Two Toledos, will premiere in May, 2006 in Spain.
Since the inception of the program in 1934, the relationship between the two cities has waxed and waned, according to Dr. Brown, who cited World War II and the Spanish Civil war as disrupting influences. Today, cultural exchanges such as art exhibits, recitals, symposia, and movie premieres are key to the sister city relationship. "Programs of this type have spread across the globe to encompass thousands of citizens," he added.
Dr. Brown was instrumental in cementing Muskingum College's relationship with the University of Castilla-LaMancha. That collaboration has allowed for an exchange of language assistants.
Dr. Brown joined Muskingum in 1975 and holds Ph.D. and M.A. degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He earned his bachelor's degree from Ohio Wesleyan University.
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This research project aims to find out if a multiplayer online video game can provide therapeutic benefit for people who have survived a brain injury.
Video games provide therapeutic benefits in many contexts (Griffiths, 2005). Players of online multiplayer games behave altruistically and form friendships (Wang and Wang, 2008). These positive emotional effects may enhance cognitive rehabilitation, because the cognitive and emotional sides of rehabilitation are connected (Mateer, 2005).
The hypothesis is thus: that playing multiplayer online games can be a useful form of cognitive rehabilitation for brain-injured people.
This research will identify whether or not multi-player online video games may be used as a complementary therapeutic tool. A further aim is to develop guidelines which would help others considering the use of video games for cognitive rehabilitation.
|Acquired Brain Injury
|Behavioral: Play game
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|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|Multi-player Online Video Games for Cognitive Rehabilitation
- Player in-game activity data [ Time Frame: Time series data collected each hourly session, weekly, for 21 weeks ]
All player activity is logged on server with timestamp. Data to be logged:
- Player movement (ID, location, timestamp)
- Messages sent (Sender and recipient IDs, text, timestamp)
- In-game objects created or modified (participant ID, object ID, object type, timestamp)
Each weekly session will produce one block of this data. The 21 blocks constitute time series data which will be analysed for evidence of improvement in cognitive skills.
- Player attitudes [ Time Frame: Weekly , for 21 weeks ]Each session in debriefing, players will be asked about their attitudes and feelings about the effects of playing video games
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|Study Start Date:
|June 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: GamePlay
Behavioral: Play game
Participants engage in non-game activity (establish baseline) 7 * 1 hr weekly; play single-player game 7 * 1 hr weekly; play multi-player game 7 * 1 hr weekly.
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|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Have survived an acquired brain injury
- Have progressed through the acute stage of treatment and rehabilitation
- Be attending a day centre periodically
- Have an interest in playing video games
- Be physically capable of playing a video game, with adjustments to the user interface as required
- Be capable of giving or withholding consent
- Have access to suitable computer with internet access at day centre
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any history of photosensitive epilepsy
- Any history of ill effects due to playing video games, or if any ill-effects are shown when playing video games
- On advice of medical staff or carer
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01518010
|Contact: Jason E Colman
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|Jason E Colman
|University of Portsmouth
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|Jason Colman, Principal Investigator, University of Portsmouth
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|Study First Received:
|January 15, 2012
|Last Updated:
|January 24, 2012
Keywords provided by Jason Colman, University of Portsmouth:
Brain injury
Cognitive rehabilitation
Video game
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Brain Injuries
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Craniocerebral Trauma
Trauma, Nervous System
Wounds and Injuries
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DESPITE ASSURANCES from the authors of Plan Bay Area that the regional growth plan is not intended to undermine local control in shaping land-use decisions, those promises are not persuading critics.
Even after nearly two years of debate and study, the enactment of regional planning standards is seen as a threat to local control, to communities' right to determine their own growth, including building densities.
The authors of Plan Bay Area, essentially leaders of the Association of Bay Area Governments and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, need to reinforce their promise with crystal clear language that jurisdictions that don't follow the plan's guidelines won't be penalized, starved of state and federal transportation, housing and energy and environmental grants.
The focus should be on counties' success in doing their fair share, not how that's accomplished.
The much-debated planning guidelines are aimed at promoting transit- and pedestrian-oriented development in an effort to combat global warming by reversing suburban sprawl. That's done by focusing housing in areas within a walk or bike ride from transit and jobs.
The goal is to reduce Bay Area residents' reliance on gas-guzzling, pollution-generating and gridlock-causing cars.
The plan promotes a carrot-and-stick approach.
The nagging question: Does the plan leads to an overbearing regional governance far removed from voters? Will that government wield a stick to enforce planning guidelines?
Meeting regional planning goals deserve to be rewarded with funding support, but the building densities advanced in the plan don't fit every community. What might complement land uses in Walnut Creek are going to reflect a major change in San Rafael or Novato.
The plan needs to do a better job reflecting and respecting differences in size and densities of cities across the Bay Area.
There's no question that California has been a model for suburban sprawl. Workers' commutes have grown longer, pollution remains a serious problem, transportation remains a huge generator of greenhouse gases and the need for additional freeway lanes and other transportation improvements continues to grow.
Plan Bay Area tries to establish a new, smarter model.
Marin needs do its fair share. That includes focusing on appropriate opportunities to build workforce housing, but in a way that the size, design and location make sense and fit into local communities.
The plan, which is projected to be approved in mid-July, needs to respect the differences of Bay Area towns and cities. That's why the plan deserves to be considered, publicly debated and voted on by the entire 101-member ABAG general assembly.
Perhaps appropriate language protecting local control will come from a wide-open discussion and public debate of all of ABAG's members. The plan and its long-term ramifications is important enough to warrant that full-fledged public debate.


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I have been visiting this forum for the past one month and found this very informational. My mother (68 Yrs) was recently diagnosed with hilar CC in Hong Kong. Her diagnosis was very shocking and scary as most readers of this forum would agree knowing the prognosis of this cancer. My mother was lucky that her case was operable and so she had surgery exactly 4 weeks ago. Her hepatobiliary surgeon seems to be competent and we feel lucky that we found him. My mother did not have much complications except for constipation and is now recovering at home. Her pathology report came back with clear tumor margins although some margins were narrow (0.1cm). The surgeon said this is considered R0 resection. The tumor was 3 x 3 x 1.5 cm and originated from the common bile duct and invaded into the liver parenchyma. There was no malignancy found in the 5 lymph nodes removed. However, there was occasional lymphovacular permeation found around her tumor in the liver. Based on this, the surgeon said this is stage 2 cancer and my mother would have a 50% chance of recurrence rate.
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Stop salivating over that cooking show. You're only doing it because your love life is starved of sensuality. Stop spending so much money on expensive dinners out. You're only doing it because you're not getting enough. But don't worry - it's not just you. The whole country is doing the same. We're overeating, and undersexed, and it's not a very sexy place to be.
That's my new theory at least. Disagree?
That's cool.
But answer me this: When was the last time you had an empty stomach? And I mean a really empty stomach. A stomach so empty all you could think about was filling it.
How easy was it to fill?
Probably a lot easier that the last time you tried to fill that hunger for delicious, nourishing, life-affirming, mind-blowing, bed-rocking sex.
That is because, in this rich country, food is not sparse, and eating for pleasure is very possible. So very possible, pleasurable consumption of food has evolved into an art. Cooking and eating have been fetishised. Chefs have become sex symbols. Finger-licking Nigella. Lip-smacking Jamie. Quivering cooking contestants shaking with virginal nerves, whipping up delights we need, we want, we crave.
You hear about the pornification of our society. How about the pornification of our food? People spend fortunes buying adult literature, but based on the rate at which publishers pump out cookbooks, I'd say such literature attracts similar levels of spending. Even better, a compendium of big, beefy sausages dripping with salty sauce is far less likely to attract the ire of censors than an anthology of, well, other meaty weiners might.
Then there's the business of consumption - or consummation, you might say. Today, in many ways, the act of eating is very like the act of shagging. I say today, because now, in this country, in this age, it is possible to do both for pleasure, not just need. That's why so much fuss has been built up around both - accoutrements for eating, and for shagging, are sold as necessary means to absolute fulfillment. We buy fine china, we buy fine linen. We buy fancy degustations, we spend fortunes on fancy dates.
But, again, it's more likely we'll satisfy our belly than our body. So, it seems, we're a lot more likely to spend our cash, time and attention on the former pursuit. And, just as we might gloat about our romantic conquests, now we boast about our eating habits. We snap sexy photos of our meals and post them to Facebook, while perving on pictures of dishy dishes choking-up our Instagram feeds.
Is it healthy? No, I don't believe so. And I say that as someone who loves food, who trained as a chef before becoming a journalist, who now makes money as a food reviewer - and sex blogger. Yes, I'm glad people are taking an interest in what they eat. I'm all for enjoying excellent meals. But I don't believe this culture of everyday food decadence and obsession with eating is all positive. Too much of a good thing is bad.
Besides the obvious health risks associated with putting more food into our bodies than we actually need, there's also the risk of developing a culture that favours what's easier over what's better. Eating to feed a craving which actually has nothing to do with food is a problem. Developing rewarding relationships may be harder than devouring a sumptuous three-course meal, but that doesn't mean it's not worth the effort. Menus are designed to distract. Don't be.
But that's just my opinion. What's yours?
Do you think we're eating our way out of sexual dissatisfaction? Have we created a food culture because our love culture is so lacking? Or is our modern day food fetish a sign our civilisation is becoming more sensual, not less?
- Katherine Feeney is a journalist with the Nine Network Australia: @katherinefeeney
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