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Full article here, which includes a nice rebuttal. Debate away.Florida's unpopular tea party governor, Rick Scott, wants more of the state's youths to pick up college degrees... but only if the degrees are useful to corporations and don't teach students to question social norms. "You know what? They need to get education in areas where they can get jobs," Scott told a right-wing radio host Monday morning. He continued:
"You know, we don't need a lot more anthropologists in the state. It's a great degree if people want to get it, but we don't need them here. I want to spend our dollars giving people science, technology, engineering, math degrees. That's what our kids need to focus all their time and attention on. Those type of degrees. So when they get out of school, they can get a job."
It's no idle sound bite. The governor, an ex-corporate CEO with a checkered business past, is pushing a plan that would all but kill liberal arts and social sciences at the Sunshine State's public universitiesand he's got support from the Legislature's psychology-hatin' GOP majority. He explained the strategy Monday in a separate interview with the Sarasota Herald-Tribune:
Scott said Monday that he hopes to shift more funding to science, technology, engineering and math departments, the so-called "STEM" disciplines. The big losers: Programs like psychology and anthropology and potentially schools like New College in Sarasota that emphasize a liberal arts curriculum.
"If I'm going to take money from a citizen to put into education then Im going to take that money to create jobs," Scott said. "So I want that money to go to degrees where people can get jobs in this state."
"Is it a vital interest of the state to have more anthropologists? I don't think so."

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OAKLAND PARK, Fla. - The Florida Highway Patrol has identified the trooper involved in a Friday afternoon crash that shut down I-95 northbound at Commercial Boulevard. Felecia Andrews, 33, was listed in serious, but stable condition at Broward Health Medical Center on Saturday morning.
Trooper Andrews has worked for the Florida Highway Patrol for three years.
According to FHP, Andrews was in the median responding to a different three car accident just north of Commercial Boulevard when Derek Adam Nelson, 33, crashed his pick up truck into her cruiser around 5 p.m. Her car was then pushed into the other three cars that were involved in the first crash.
Andrews and Nelson were both airlifted to area hospitals. Three other people were also taken to the hospital, by ambulance.
The northbound lanes of I-95 were shut down at Commercial Boulevard for several hours after the crash. They did not reopen until 9 p.m.
Detectives are still trying to figure out why Nelson was speeding along the median. They're also checking to see if he was under the influence.
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Eight boundary-busting digital cameras hit the market with features that include ultra-zooms, low-light sensitivity, better flexibility, new connectivity choices, superior durability and even 3-D images
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Nikon D3S
The professional-grade Nikon D3S is a top-of-the-line performer across the board, with quick, accurate autofocus, a blazing-fast nine-shots-a-second burst rate and in-depth customization options that let finicky photogs tailor the camera's performance precisely to their preferences. It's also built to take a beating, with heavy-duty weather seals and a rugged magnesium-alloy body.
The knockout feature, though, is the camera's extraordinary ability to see in the dark.
The stat that measures a camera's sensitivity to light is the ISO level—the higher the number, the less light you need to take a picture. Most of the consumer-grade digital SLRs top out at about ISO 3200. Some go to ISO 6400, and a handful push the upper limit to ISO 12,800, though the amount of grainy noise you get at that setting makes shooting impractical. At its highest setting, the Nikon D3S achieves ISO 102,400. Here again, you're not likely to use the top setting for anything but a Hail Mary pass in the pitch dark. But keep the level just a few notches below the maximum and you'll find amazing flexibility to shoot in low light without blasting a flash.
In practical terms, that means I can shoot the cat in a room illuminated with a single 60-watt bulb, with the D3S set at ISO 6400, at a very hand-holdable 1/40 second shutter speed and get a photo with every whisker razor-sharp and the dark background smooth and clean. When shooting in an even darker room, I can point into an area where I can see just about nothing at all with the naked eye and get a shot that reveals all the furniture and hanging artwork in the room. It's pretty damn close to magic.
Of course, this level of technological bravado comes at a cost, and I'm not just talking about the $5,000+ sticker price (that's without a lens). The D3S is a bit of a beast to lug around; nearly five pounds with the admittedly bulky 24-70mm lens I used for my review. Still, as someone who loves shooting in natural light, I have to say the D3S is worth every penny and every pound. Wonder if Nikon will take the cat in trade?
$5,199.95, nikonusa.com
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5
The low-light champion among compacts is the sleek little Panasonic LumixDMC-LX5, an excellent second-camera choice for SLR shooters looking for a carry-everywhere alternative. The headline bit of hardware here is the Leica lens. One key measure of how well a camera will function in low-light conditions is the size of the lens's maximum aperture—with a smaller number translating into better performance.
Most compact cameras have a maximum aperture between f/2.8 and f/3.5. The LX5's is f/2.0, a significant step up. Combine that with an image sensor that maxes out at ISO 12,800, and you can fire away flash-free in most settings. Equally important, you can use faster, more-blur-resistant shutter speeds when there's plenty of available light.
When you're trying to catch that slashing baseball bat in mid-swing, the LX5 gives you the option to cut the time the shutter is open by half compared with most cameras, doubling the odds you'll get the shot.
The LX5 is reasonably small and light at 4.3 x 2.6 x 1.7 inches and 9.8 ounces, but still boasts a solidly built metal—not plastic—body. As with nearly all compact cameras today, there's no optical viewfinder for eye-level shooting, an old-school feature I miss when squinting at an LCD screen to line up a shot in bright sunshine, or struggling to keep a camera steady when held at arm's length.
Unlike with the competition, though, the LX5 offers a solution in the form of a $200 electronic viewfinder that fits into the top hot shoe slot. Not an inexpensive option, granted, but it provides a nice sharp image and a comfortable shooting experience.
The 3.8x zoom lens provides adequate range, and gets high marks for offering a wider-than-usual angle for landscape shooting. Some may be put off by the relatively modest 10.1-megapixel resolution, but don't be fooled: that's more than enough to create great big prints, and resisting the urge to pump up the megapixel stat is a key factor in the camera's premium low-light performance.
I like the control scheme. Experienced photographers can quickly and easily tweak the settings in great detail, but you can also set the LX5 to automatic mode, hand it over to your less photo-savvy friends and family and get very good results. The buttons are a bit on the small side, but even my big paws found the camera easy to handle after just a little practice.
One undeniable stumbling block here is the price: you could buy a respectable entry-level SLR, with its interchangeable lens option and a built-in optical viewfinder, for the same price you'll pay for this compact camera. On the other hand, you'd be hard-pressed to stuff an SLR into your jeans pocket, where the LX5 makes a comfortable companion.
$499.95, panasonic.com
Sony NEX-5
Nobody's really come up with the right name for a new class of cameras that delivers the interchangeable-lens flexibility of an SLR with the compact body of a point-and-shoot. My favorite attempt to date is EVIL (for Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens) cameras—for practical purposes it's a lousy acronym, but how cool is it to say your camera is EVIL?
Whatever it's called, the class started when Panasonic and Olympus created a new format called Micro Four Thirds. These cameras got rid of the internal mirror assembly that lets SLR shooters look right through the shooting lens before they press the shutter. Instead, like a point-and-shoot, the Micro Four Thirds cameras ask you to line up your shots using the rear LCD, sometimes (but rarely) with an additional electronic viewfinder for eye-level shooting. They have also shrunk the image sensor size compared with a traditional SLR, and use physically smaller lenses. The result: interchangeable-lens cameras that are more portable than SLRs, to the point where some can fit into a jacket pocket.
Smaller isn't necessarily better, though, particularly when it comes to sensor size. Cram lots of megapixels into a smaller sensor and you get lower light sensitivity and more electrical interference, the end result being a notable increase in the grainy-looking flaw called image noise. That's where Sony broke the mold. They took the mirrorless concept and upped the ante by fitting the same-size sensor you'll find in a digital SLR into a body that's even smaller than the shrunken-sensor Micro Four Thirds cameras.
The NEX-5 offers sophisticated manual controls, though getting at them is a bit of a chore. The burst-shooting speed hits over seven frames a second, an impressive performance. Not everything here is lightning-fast though. The original crop of mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras delivered painfully slow autofocus. And while Sony offers a substantial improvement here, I'd still be reticent to recommend it for photographing sports or chasing fast-charging children.
The three-inch high-resolution LCD is a thing of beauty, and it can pivot up and down for shooting with the camera overhead or down below your waist. There's no built-in flash, but Sony ships a small add-in version that clamps onto the top, so that's a forgivable omission. What I still miss is an eye-level viewfinder, which is available as an accessory on some Micro Four Thirds cameras but entirely missing in action here.
Of course, I'm used to shooting with an SLR. Those upgrading from a point-and-shoot probably won't miss a feature they never had, and the step up in image quality, flexibility and photo features is dramatic.
$699.99 with 18-55mm zoom lens, sonystyle.com
Canon PowerShot SX230 HS
One of the hottest camera categories today is compact ultrazooms, delivering major telephoto power in very portable packages. One of my favorites is the Canon SX230 HS, a 12-megapixel model with a full 14x zoom lens that's the equivalent of a 28–392mm lens on a 35mm camera. The 28mm means you have good wide-angle coverage for landscape shooting, while the 392mm telephoto side lets you fill the frame with a face from across the room. Stick a telephoto lens this powerful on a digital SLR and you're in serious hernia jeopardy. Thanks to the smaller sensor size and clever lens design, the SX230 weighs just 7.87 ounces.
The camera works just fine if you point and shoot, but there are respectable manual controls as well, for those who want to tweak the shutter speed and aperture, white balance and so on. Video recordings at full 1080p come with stereo sound, and there's a handy red button for instant access to movie shooting, even if the camera's set for still photography.
In a significant upgrade from Canon's previous SX210, the SX230 has a built-in GPS, recording location information as you shoot. You can later sort your images based on where they were taken, and see them overlaid on a map on your computer screen and on photo sharing sites (including Flickr and Picasa) that support "geotagging."
$349.99, usa.canon.com
Fujifilm HS20 EXR
It looks like an SLR, but the Fujifilm HS20 EXR is actually an upscale compact camera, offering an insanely long built-in zoom lens instead of an SLR's interchangeable optics. We're talking a 30x lens—the equivalent of a 24-720mm lens on a 35mm camera (if such a thing could be built for a 35mm camera, that is). The shooting flexibility this range provides is mind-boggling.
The widest setting is unusually wide, which makes both expansive landscape shots and large group photos in tight quarters feasible. And the 720mm telephoto? It's instant paparazzi power when you can get close-ups of random weirdness from a football-field-length away.
The camera is large, at 5.1 x 3.6 x 5.0 inches, but it's surprisingly light, and the substantial, rubberized right handgrip is a comfy pleasure to hold. Unlike many long-zoom compacts, which control the zoom with a side-to-side lever push, the HS20 zoom works by twisting the lens barrel, just like an SLR, providing superior speed and control.
Want to grab a photo from an unusual angle? The 3-inch LCD screen pulls away from the camera body and pivots up and down—great for overhead shooting. Need to capture a fast-action sequence? You can grab eight full-resolution images in a second. Special shooting modes handle low light as well as heavy backlight and let you capture ultrawide panoramic images by simply pressing the shutter and panning the camera from side to side. When video shooting, the HS20 offers full 1080p high-def recording, along with slow-motion video capture (perfect for analyzing your golf swing).
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There are two misconceptions about the silver market that are still held by many investors in the precious metals community. One is the notion that the world produces large annual silver surpluses and the other is the low cost of mining silver. Some have argued that the investors have been deceived by certain aspects of the silver industry to believe these two fabrications.
If the silver institute determined the annual silver surplus-deficit the same way as the World Gold Council calculates gold, there would be no so-called huge silver surpluses. However, the silver industry and investors have been indoctrinated to believe that silver is just a mere slave to fulfill the demands of its industrial masters. Institutions, individual investors or the public who have the "need" or "use" to acquire silver as investment — need not apply.
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Physician of the Month March 2012
Barry Hackshaw, MDBy: Ellen Nadeau, RN, Director 4 North – Telemetry
Dr. Hackshaw demonstrates professional excellence when caring for his patients. He is noted to go above and beyond the call of duty on a daily basis.
Recently, a patient with acute renal insufficiency, systolic CHF secondary to cardiomyopathy, severe aortic stenosis and an ejection fraction of less than 20% was admitted to 4 North. This patient had profound hypotension and CHF managed by Dopamine and Lasix drip. The patient was Dopamine dependent and unable to sit with his head greater than 45 degrees or his blood pressure dropped less than 80 systolic. The cure for this patient was an aortic valve replacement; however, he was not a surgical candidate. The future was looking very grim for this very alert and oriented 80 year old gentleman. Dr. Hackshaw began researching possible treatment plans and asked if the patient would consider a procedure that had never been performed at Eisenhower. The procedure was an aortic valvuloplasty which required special permission to perform. Cindy Olson and her team began working on obtaining the necessary balloons and equipment immediately on Friday afternoon. All was set to go early Monday morning. By Wednesday this patient was sitting up in a chair and able to ambulate with a walker in his room. He and his wife were ever so grateful for the extra efforts put forth to save his life.
Without Dr. Hackshaw's caring, kindness, professionalism and initiative this patient's future would be nonexistent as we speak!


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Plans are to be submitted for a huge solar farm in the centre of Castle Combe Race Circuit.
But the firms behind it say around 97 per cent of the 55-acre solar farm site would remain undeveloped, the land around and beneath the panels being sown with a mixed species grass mix to create a meadow, attracting birds and insects.
Solar firm Solafields and Vogt Solar has submitted proposals to Wiltshire Council for the development of a 12MW solar farm on part of the land in the centre of the track.
It says the farm could produce enough power for around 4,000 UK homes and save over 5,800 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year.
A public exhibition was held at the circuit in May for residents, stakeholders and circuit employees to view the plans.
Around 600 people were invited to the exhibition with 47 people attending and 13 completing consultation questionnaires. The results of the questionnaires showed that 11 people were in support of the plans.
The main issues raised at the exhibition were the potential visual impact of the solar farm, the importance of improved biodiversity on site, support for the proposed community benefit fund, consideration for skylarks, and construction traffic.
Mark Candlish, of Solafields, said: "The exhibition was a good opportunity to listen to peoples' views and respond to any concerns.
"In terms of visual impact, this site is particularly well suited to a solar farm given the land in the middle of the race circuit is very well screened thanks to the bund that surrounds the track and the protective fencing. Lots of people recognised this.
"We completely agree with those people who felt biodiversity must be improved on the solar farm site.
"Solar farms can dramatically increase the number and variety of species using a site. The meadow we plant will help this and we will be installing log piles for insects and boxes for birds.
"There was particular interest in skylarks too – measures to create suitable habitats and protect skylarks will be included, such as buffers, skylark plots and the sowing of specific grass seed mixes."
A Construction Traffic Management Plan will be put in place to ensure any disruption during the build of the solar farm is kept to a minimum. This plan will set out the route and traffic management procedures for delivery and construction vehicles, and local stakeholders and residents will be contacted when construction is due to commence.
A community benefit fund will be set up, offering at least £50,000 over the first five years of the solar farm to support local renewable energy, energy efficiency or other projects.
Mr Candlish said: "We think it's important that the local community shares in the benefits of the solar farm. We are keen to hear from any local groups or projects needing support and we'll be discussing the fund with the parish councils too."
The solar farm would take around 16 weeks to build, with access to the site being from the B4039. It will be temporary - after 30 years the fields would be returned to existing use and the solar panels removed and recycled.
A decision is expected from Wiltshire Council in the autumn. The planning application can be viewed and comments submitted via the council's website using reference 14/06821/FUL.


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Patientline Treading On Human Rights: What A Fecking* Lame Excuse.
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The use of the word feck* was the problem … yeah … If you read this from a bed on a Patientline system go search google for feck* or try wikipedia.
They can all use feck* but I can not? Doesn't make sense sorry -lame, lame, lame.
Also does not explain why one site I own got blocked as it contained a blank hosting page from my reputable webhost.
Like I said lame. If Patientline wish to respond, the lovely lady is welcome to register with freedomforall.net and leave a comment.
* U know what I mean: if you don't search google for feck, the first page at Wikipedia.org explaiains it.


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A Small Brooklyn Townhouse with Exotic Details and Luscious Colors
This year was a lesson in geometry for design-enthusiasts. Hexagonal, dodecahedron, and polyhedron faceted lighting was one of the biggest interpretations of the geometric trend to take shape.
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This is not your grandmother's chintz. This year, floral fabrics got a major makeover in saturated, acid-washed hues.
Pictured: Elizabeth fabric by Alessandra Branca, schumacher.com.
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I'm trying creating VMware cloud provider using "create new cloud provider" wizard on ICCT but I get an error after clicking "Done" button.
The error message is "Failed to create cloud provider: Error: Unable to load /resources/cloudProviders status:500". Please refer to the attached file.
According to /opt/IBM/icon/icn.app/logs/access.log, it seems HTTP POST command causes this error.
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Could you tell me any advice to create VMware cloud provider on ICCT?
Is there anyone who can create VMware cloud provider on ICCT?
My environment is as follows.
ICCT runs on RHEL 5.6 (x86-64)
VMware ESX Server 4.1 Update 1
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LAKEPORT -- Hillside Honda Yamaha Marine, owned, operated and managed by Eddie Brown and Paul and Barbara Breunig, has just been named "Business of the Quarter" by the Lakeport Main Street Association (LMSA).
The downtown store was nominated by customers and fellow businesses who commended the owners on being in business in Lake County for 50 years and for having excellent customer service.
The business was also lauded for its strong community involvement in civic organizations including the Chamber of Commerce and LMSA, as well as its work with Family Resource Center and many other nonprofit organizations that help people in need.
A certificate of excellence and a potted plant were presented this week to the Breunigs by LMSA Executive Director Carol Hays at the organization's quarterly Main Street Mixer on Nov. 1.
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The re up
I'm totally in love with the reup!! Nic did the damn thing and had the rap game in the palm of her hand. She's the ultimate trendsetter and I'm so proud to say I am one of her fans. It's crazy how much has changed since she stepped in to the game. Of course she has her haters talking but they can't deny that she's made it and that she's a brand. All they can do is talk and bow down to the queen...


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Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
I bet he turns the ball over and misses a shot.... And then the world will end...
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
I'll go out on a real limb Danny gets a dunk this year. I don't think he had a dunk in the last year he was healthy.
Even a prime, healthy Danny needed 10-15 games to really get it going... The year he got injured he had pretty bad numbers before the ASG, then had great numbers after the ASG. I really don't expect him to be the explosive scorer he used to be...
I hope he could turn into a 3&D type of player... A 3/4 that can add size and rebound on defense, while stretching the floor on offense... It would be pretty good for us.
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On the Record: I think Granger will come back and try to do a little too much early on. I think he will be looking to score and prove that he is the same old Granger instead of making the correct basketball play. I believe he will shoot a fairly poor percentage and might even come off as a chucker early into his comeback. Ultimately, I think he will try live up to expectations that past/healthy Granger left him and will come up short. This may sour a few people on him, but he will still be more reliable than OJ or Solo. I am worried he will have a few games where he becomes a black hole and just shoots us out of them.
Hopefully I am wrong. I just expect the Pacers to face some hurdles. Adding in a healthy Granger just seems too good to be true.
as much as i hate that kind of play, like you said it would better than oj and solo. at least i hope so.
I expect the opposite. I think he will want to show he's a willing passer, and (especially early on) will pass up good looks that he should take. There might be some hero-ball when he plays with the subs (heck, Lance sometimes has to do that right now), but I think he knows the team is rolling and will go out of his way to be seen as a team player.
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If he's ready to play, get him out there.
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My expectations will not detract from the success of the team. But I expect Danny to hit the open jumper better than OJ. And to guard the post better than Lance. If Danny does both of those....We will a ring. If he doesn't we could very well win a ring. Danny will not make or break the season. But judging from this thread I think some of you are putting too much stock in Danny is both directions.
Do we not need wing help off the bench? How does bringing Danny back make that worse?
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
We need Danny to win a championship.
OJ vs Granger is no comparison.
A wing rotation of PG/Stephenson/Granger will be awesome.
No and no.
This team is fully capable of winning it all without Granger.
And there's no possible way to say that Granger is better than anyone now. He hasn't played in a looooooong time, we're not sure when he's going to play again (yeah - Friday - we'll see how that goes) and if he does play, it remains to be seen what he's got.
But that's just what I'd do. If it's not broke then I'm not going out of my way to fix it.
Nuntius was right for a while. I was wrong for a while. But ultimately I was right and Frank Vogel has been let go.
"A player who makes a team great is more valuable than a great player. Losing yourself in the group, for the good of the group, thats teamwork."
-John Wooden
listen to danny sing the hook of jay z's holy grail, feat. dancing from g2 zone
Honestly, as much as more offense would be welcomed on this team...I just want DG33 to come in and focus on defense first. Doesn't mean I don't want to see him shoot; I do. But with Scola's general ability and Watson starting to get going, at least early in DG's return, I just want to see the bench defend relentlessly while taking smart shots, and at the very least do what they did well vs Heat and not give up any ground until the starters check back in.
Any news on his return? I'm hoping he practices all week since our road trip is over and we have a few days to recuperate. As long as he is pain free, I wanna see him out there with Scola and Watson. I'm looking for Watson to have 2 perimeter threats to drive and dish to in Granger and Scola.
Watching Rashard Lewis last night should give DG some hope that at least he can stay in the NBA as a backup for a while(Rashard Lewis has the same issue).
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Danny can help us right now. If he starts costing us games, I'll come around to your point of view.
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Honestly, if 5 minutes of DG off the bench is going to lose us games against teams like the Bobcats, we have worse problems than Danny's health and recovery.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
(Say that again - 19-3.)
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Kevin McDonald Joins Improv Ensemble at Dad's Garage Theatre, 12/6; Teaches Workshops 12/8 & 9
Kevin McDonald will be joining the ensemble at Dad's Garage Theatre for a night of improv! With decades of experience and a long list of film, TV and stage credits, McDonald could easily be considered an expert in comedy. A founding member of The Kids in The Hall troupe, he established his comedy credentials during 28 years with them. Through his experience of making people laugh, he's seen the evolution of his own comedy writing, starting with improv and flourishing into scripted ideas.
So, lucky us! We were able to snag him for a night of funny making. Kevin will be joining our unbeatable improv ensemble for the second half of a kick-ass hilarious improv jam. That's an hour and a half of hilarity including 45 minutes of McDonald!
He'll also be teaching 2 public workshops on turning improv into comedy sketches while he's in town. One on Saturday, December 8th for beginners and one on Sunday, December 9th for advanced folks.
Improv with Kevin McDonald will be held Thursday, December 6th at 10:30p.m. on the Main Stage). Just Seats (General Admission): $17 online, $19 phone & door. Fancy Pants Seats (VIP): $22 online, not available at door. For tickets and more information, click HERE.
Kevin McDonald Wokshop - Beginners will be held on Saturday, December 8th from 10a.m. to 5p.m. - $175. For those with little to no improv experience. For more information and to sign up for the Beginners Workshop, click HERE.
Kevin McDonald Wokshop - Advanced will be held on Sunday, December 9th from 10a.m. to 5p.m. - $175. For those with a lot of improv experience. For more information and to sign up for the Advanced Workshop, click HERE.
Founded in 1995, Dad's Garage Theatre Company has grown from a small volunteer led organization to a thriving mid-size theatre led by professional artistic and administrative staff that includes over 300 volunteers and performers. We now entertain more than 30,000 people each year at our two-theatre facility in Inman Park, public events across the state, and at improv festivals across the continent. In addition to outrageous original productions, Dad's Garage produces improv shows 52 weeks per year, educates young improvisers in a year-round high school outreach program, and facilitates onsite classes and workshops for the general public. Dad's Garage is committed to elevating the awareness of the arts in the Atlanta community through the production of original theatrical works, education, and the creative outlets found through improvisation.
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Profect against identity theft with a paper shredder while doing your 2012 taxes
It's almost time to file your taxes! In the United States, tax return season runs from January 1 – April 15 in 2013. Be prepared and protect your identity during this crucial time by shredding sensitive documents while filing your tax returns. Even if you believe your past paperwork is too old, outdated or insignificant, any personal information that ties back to your identity can be used by thieves. W2 forms, specific tax related forms such as 1040 or 1040A, and any other receipts, statements, and invoices have your personal information and should be eliminated after filing.
Your name, address, social security number and income numbers are plainly displayed and should only be viewed by authorized personnel, such as the IRS. Identity thieves know that this is a prime time to collect your information and up their efforts to rummage trash for old forms, receipts and invoices. This is the best time to shred all of your financial or personal information and prevent it from falling into the wrong hands.
You were probably saving your pay stubs, receipts and statements all year in preparation for your taxes. While you're collecting the previous year's paperwork, why not use the time to shred older papers and documents you may have stored away? You will likely bring up your storage of old documents, statements, invoices and forms from past filing seasons.
There are many benefits to shredding your old documents while doing your taxes:
The IRS suggests keeping documents that support your tax returns for at least three years in the event of an unexpected audit. However, if you're absolutely sure the threat of an audit has passed, or you're confident that you've done your taxes accurately and reported all income, keep a copy of that year's tax return and shred everything you used to reference the return.
ATM receipts, credit card statements, business invoices, write-offs, paycheck stubs, bank statements, investment records, insurance policies and big purchase warranties can all be safely shredded after you no longer need the information for that year's filing.
These days, you do not need paper versions of your receipts and forms. The IRS accepts electronic versions, so scan what you need and keep them safe in a USB flash drive or another secure virtual storage box. Banks offer online statements, and you can download applications directly from the IRS' website if necessary.
In the event your house is destroyed, having digital backups become invaluable, and when kept off-site (such as with a trusted party out of state or in a safety deposit box) you have little fear of your information being intercepted or simply picked apart with a paper trail.
Documents that do require a paper version include birth, death and marriage certificates, documents related to home ownership, wills, powers of attorney, business agreements, and divorce or child care orders, to name a few. Do not make additional paper copies – however, if you do, make sure the copies are shredded as soon as you don't need them. Tax season is a good time to look over what can be safely disposed.
Ensure your personal and financial information's security and use a high quality micro-cut or cross-cut shredder right after filing your taxes. Micro-cut and cross-cut shredders cut paper into multiple pieces, rendering it impossible for a thief to re-assemble. Keep one at home and well-maintained for years of security and protection from identity theft. Unclutter your space, save time and gain peace of mind this tax season with a smart investment on a quality paper shredder.


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Porcelain veneers
Hello. I am 16 years old and I hate my smile. My family was never able to afford braces for me and they wouldn`t do much to help because my teeth are not all the same size. I have gaps, crooked and chipped teeth, and they are stained. I would love to have a perfect smile.
I was wondering how old do you have to be to get veneers? How much is the cost to have this done to get a PERFECT smile? Is this something common that people have done? Please, I need to know to start saving up money for this procedure. I would really appreciate it if you can answer my questions. Thank You!
Porcelain veneers require minimal tooth preparation, so your age is not a factor. However, a dentist would need to evaluate whether this is the most appropriate treatment for you. Fees vary by practice and whether the dentist is a specialist. Dental schools can provide fees at approximately 1/2 private practice fees when students provide the treatment. I recommend that you have a consult to determine the best treatment for you and get a fee estimate at that time. Individual veneers probably average around $800 to $1000 in a private practice.
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College of Dentistry
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JAMAICA, N.Y. - The much-anticipated PSAL 'AA' Quarterfinal took center stage at St. John's University on Saturday, as the city's elite squads brought loaded arsenals to battle for a spot in next week's semifinal round.
Despite the sweat and tears, out of the eight teams from Brooklyn Staten Island and Queens that clashed on the hardwood, only four emerged when the smoke cleared and the dust settled.
As spectators experienced the cheerful victories and the sorrowful losses, the games were highly satisfying because players left all they had - talent, skill and passion - on the floor.
Curtis Advances Past Bayside, 61-55, for Rare Final Four Appearance
Although the Curtis High School Warriors (Staten Island, N.Y.) and the Bayside High School Commodores (Queens, N.Y.) brought different defensive styles, it quickly became clear that the teams were evenly matched in terms of energy and aggressiveness. However, it would be the Warriors that would do the needed things down the stretch to create a cushion between themselves and their opponents.
Curtis took an early six-point lead, 12-6, at the 3:20 mark of the first quarter. However, Bayside tied the matchup at 14 before the close of the period. The Commodores would, ultimately, take a three-point advantage at the start of the second phase on the completion of a conventional three-point play by senior guard Cantrell Barker (11 points).
The Bayside lead was short-lived as Curtis staged an 8-0 run, capped by a bucket from Tyler Summers ('13), that pushed the Warriors ahead, 22-17. Commodores' senior guard Brandon King (game-high 21 points, 12 in first half), who was very instrumental in pulling out big plays throughout the matchup when his team needed it most, knocked down a 3-pointer to answer. The play brought Bayside within a deuce, 22-20, but a 10-1 run, paced by Jermaine Anthony Huff ('13), catapulted the Warriors ahead by 11 points, 32-21.
Bayside could only slice their deficit down to five points, 32-27, by halftime.
Even though King and Barker would help their squad back into contender's status by tying the game up at 35 around the five-minute mark of the third quarter, Huff and Summers created a six-point margin for the Warriors. The tension between Bayside's junior big man Jamal Roseburgh and Curtis' Rhode Island-commit Hassan Martin ('13) under the basket intensified. As a result of having equally competitive bodies vying for boards, the Commodores were able to come within an ace, 44-43, just before the close of the period.
However, the fourth phase was all Curtis, as the Warriors built as much as a 13-point lead on a basket by Huff with nearly 2:30 left. Bayside could only come within four points, 59-55, with 36.8 seconds remaining in the matchup.
Curtis' Huff finished with a team-high 19 points, while Summers and Martin added 16 and 11 points, respectively. Meanwhile, Bayside's Austin Williams posted nine points in the loss.
Thomas Jefferson Comeback ;Win Over Cardozo in Overtime, 64-60
It was a game where it seemed over before it began. Yes, games are tough and competitive when deep into the playoffs. However, when the Cardozo High School Judges (Queens, N.Y.) went through the entire first quarter and into the second quarter mounting a lead of as much as 17 points, 19-2, with 7:33 left before halftime, coaches, players and fans of the Thomas Jefferson Orange Wave (Brooklyn, N.Y.) could have slipped into panic mode.
During the stretch, some of Dozo's senior leadership - Larry Paschal (nine points), Darnell Holmes (10 points) and Kyle Credle (13 points) - paced the team on both ends of the floor. However, the Orange Wave never stopped believing.
Thomas Jefferson trailed by 10 points, 29-19, late in the second phase on a bucket by Dozo's Omar Williams ('13). The Judges used a very tight 2-3/3-2 zone with quickly closing gaps to prevent the Orange Wave from getting to the middle for high-percentage shots. This halfcourt defensive set was very effective in slowing Jefferson's offensive production.
Still, when there's a will, there's a way. The Orange Wave fought to cut a sliver off the Judges' advantage. And, just before halftime, Thomas Jefferson's senior guard Nazai Stokes (game-high 20 points) helped bring his team within seven points, 29-22. The score remained fixed at the break.
The Orange Wave used a good portion of the third quarter to cut their deficit to two, 29-27, within the opening minutes of the period. Still, Cardozo extended its lead to nine points, 33-24, on a basket by Williams.
Thomas Jefferson's Stokes knocked down two back-to-back 3-pointers that broke Cardozo's momentum, while cutting the deficit to five points, 35-30. The Orange Wave continued their offensive assault by coming within three, 35-32. Cardozo's Credle and company attempted to reestablish its flow by jumping ahead and holding onto a six-point advantage, 43-37, before the close of the third.
With 6:16 left in the fourth quarter, Jefferson pulled within its closest margin of the game again, 43-41, on a bucket by senior forward Jermoine Faison (13 points). Although Cardozo's senior big man Daniel Janel did a great job denying high-percentage looks at the basket, the Orange Wave still managed to earn their first lead of the game, 55-53, with 40 seconds left in the matchup.
Ultimately, it was Janel who tied the game at 55, sending the contest into overtime. Jefferson's Faison and senior guard Jaquan Lynch (12 points) took over the reigns of the Wave in the post-regulation period, while Cardozo came up short.
Wings Fight Back to Clip South Shore, 63-62
Similar to the matchup between Cardozo and Thomas Jefferson, the South Shore Vikings (Brooklyn, N.Y.) dominated Wings Academy (Bronx, N.Y.) in the second quarter, leading by as much as 17 points, 32-15, on a basket by Shamiek Sheppard ('13) with about two minutes left before halftime. During the Vikings runs, Doudmy Saint Hilaire ('14) paced his squad with 13 first-half points en route to a game-high 20 points.
Wings was able to come within eight points, 33-25, by halftime.
But Wings had a few surprises for both South Shore and spectators, as it lit up the hardwood from deep. Beginning with sophomore guard Desure Buie (10 points), Wings went on a shooting spree to cut and overcome its deficit to lead by as much as five points, 44-39, on a 3-pointer by senior guard Marvilio Berroa. Although South Shore attempted to slow Wings, the Bronx, N.Y. squad continued to stroke it from deep.
At the close of the third quarter, Wings senior guard Francisco Infante (15 points) drained a 3-pointer to lift his team by four, 51-47.
In the fourth and final phase, South Shore's David Tait ('13) was able to contribute enough points to knot his team with Wings at 52 at the 6:13 mark of the quarter. Wings' senior guard Jaequan Brown (15 points) answered with a bucket at the 5:37 mark, but Tait once again tied the game - this time at 54.
In fact, the contest would see two more ties down the stretch - the last time being at 57 - until Wings took a small lead, 59-57. But, out of a timeout, South Shore's Devyn Wilson ('14) drained a 3-pointer as part of a 5-0 mini-surge that led to the Vikings earning a three-point advantage, 62-59. Wings kept at it, bringing the game within an ace with about 1:15 remaining in the matchup, 62-61, and taking the lead, 63-62, on the next possession.
A jumpball in possession of South Shore with one second left in the game proved fruitless as, out of a timeout, the Vikings could not execute before time expired.
South Shore's Tait recorded 14 points, while teammate Sheppard finished with 13 points.
Lincoln Sends ENY Transit on Vacation, 56-40
The contest between the Lincoln High School Railsplitters (Brooklyn, N.Y.) And the ENY Transit Tech Express (Brooklyn, N.Y.) started off very slow. The Express led the Railsplitters by as much as eight points, 12-4. Lincoln would eventually tie the contest at 14 on a basket by junior guard Shaquille McFarlan (10 points).
Lincoln's junior guard Isaiah Whitehead (18 points) helped his squad surge ahead on a 6-0 run in the second quarter to lead 21-14 with about five minutes remaining in the period. Although the Express would try to make it an ugly game for the Railsplitters by forcing the fast-paced squad into a halfcourt game, Lincoln would overcome and go into halftime leading by six, 26-20.
That advantage would extend into the third phase, as the Railsplitters held a 13-point lead, 34-21, on a basket by senior guard Shaquille Davis (five points). ENY Transit Tech's Fabian MacDonald ('14) tried to keep his squad above water, but to no avail.
At the 4:30 mark of the fourth quarter, Lincoln's senior forward Elijah Davis went 2-of-2 from the charity stripe to put his team up by 14 points, 50-36. The Railsplitters would maintain their control over the game, seeing contributions from many on the squad on both ends of the floor.
Lincoln's largest margin was 16 points, 56-40 - the final score.
The Express' MacDonald finished with 16 points in the loss.
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Target is launching a pilot program in Chicago designed to enhance the experience for consumers shopping for baby items.
The mass merchandise retailer said the program, which it is testing in 10 stores, would include a redesigned layout, knowledgeable "Baby Advisors" and interactive digital content. The advisers offer personalized and unbiased information about baby products using in-store iPads to help customers view the chain's product assortment, providing what the chain called an "extended aisle" for access to additional items and information. The new layout allows customers to more easily find items and interact with products through lowered displays. Interactive content and expert advice is being offered under a partnership with BabyCenter.
"We've heard from moms that they love shopping for baby, but are hungry for information on what's best and want help in making the smartest choices," Target group VP stores for the Chicago region Mary-Farrell Tarbox said. "Target is excited to officially unveil its enhanced baby experience program in the Chicago area. This offering will help guests feel more confident about their purchases and to easily navigate Target's baby offerings, both in-store and online."


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Congratulations to women worldwide for the progress of their rights. There are still many severe unjustices to be corrected, especialy in third world countries, so I hope we move towards a more just society in the whole world.
I also want to express the wish that the bhikkhuni order grows bigger and stronger. May those who don't accept the bhikkhuni order change their views, in the name of the continuation and strenghtening of the dhamma and vinaya.


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Bedford Blues 48 Cornish Pirates 36
Playing the first of two away games to complete their 2013/14 campaign, the Cornish Pirates were beaten in what was an end of season try-gilded contest at Goldington Road.
Played in spring sunshine on this Easter Saturday afternoon, and with pressure off for both sides, an entertaining contest was expected, which is just how it worked out.
A much-changed Cornish side was led out by scrum-half Tom Kessell, who had the honour of skippering the Pirates for the first time. He had started his rugby career playing rugby for the club's minis, so it was pleasing that three more players with roots in the youth section would get the points scoring underway, as tries from centre Tom Hendrickson and full-back Max Bodilly, plus one conversion from wing Kyle Moyle quickly put the Pirates 12-nil up.
It was a particularly bright start, but as the half progressed it was felt that it was just a matter of time before the Blues would bounce back, and they did. The response wasn't immediate, but come it did, as approaching the half-hour mark experienced Samoan lock Paul Tupai was given room close to the line to pick up and pounce, his try converted by skipper and full-back James Pritchard.
On a day for running rugby, and thus for young legs to take advantage, when a next score came it was perhaps surprising that Tupai, who is now aged 39, would add to his tally, fly-half Tony Fenner feeding him a try-scoring pass. The conversion from Pritchard made it 14-12 to the home side, which is as it remained come the break.
The Pirates had impressed at the start of the game, and they would again when the second half got underway. As a Redruth man Tom Duncan regularly displayed his try-scoring credentials, so making just his second Championship 'start' for the Pirates it was encouraging to see the No. 8 take a chance off the back of a scrum to put the Pirates back in front.
A 14-17 points scoreline on 44 minutes would though see the '14' reversed to '41', as Bedford proceeded to totally dominate play for a lengthy period. Prop Nick Auterac set the Blues off on their try-scoring spree, with Pritchard adding the extras, and Tupai then completed the most unlikely, but thoroughly deserving nonetheless, hat-trick. Three further unconverted scores from No. 8 Joe Vandermolen, Fenner, and then wing Patrick Tapley took the Blues to the 41 points mark, and it clearly game over.
To confirm positives for the Cornish side, Duncan would score again, his try converted by Moyle, and although Bedford managed one more converted try of their own through replacement hooker TJ Harris, the Pirates completed the entertaining afternoon's scoring with a first Championship try for replacement Luke Jones, which was converted by Moyle, and there a second try in the match for Hendrickson.
Speaking after the game, Assistant Coach Gavin Cattle said: "In terms of attack the first 20 minutes was perhaps the best we have played all season, and although in an inevitably loose game Bedford perhaps deserved their victory, there were definitely positives for us.
"Young players who were given their chances took them well, and although things didn't go all our way, it was especially encouraging that we kept going right to the very end."
Bedford Blues: James Pritchard (capt), 14 Patrick Tapley, 13 Mike Le Bourgeois, 12 Mark Atkinson (Jake Sharp 37), 11 Corey Hircock, 10 Tony Fenner, 9 Daryl Veenendaal (Harry Peck 68); 1 Nick Auterac (Darren Fearn 62), 2 Charlie Clare (TJ Harris 71), 3 Ben Cooper (Phil Boulton 61), 4 Paul Tupai (Mike Howard 56), 5 Harry Wells, 6 Greg Gillanders, 7 Darren Fox, Joe Vandermolen.
Replacement (not used): Tom Armes.
Cornish Pirates: 15 Max Bodilly (Luke Jones 71), 14 Kieran Goss, 13 Tom Hendrickson, 12 Junior Fatialofa (Tom Riley 54), 11 Kyle Moyle, 10 Angus Sinclair, 9 Tom Kessell (capt); 1 Kieran Davies (Ben Prescott 54), 2 Tom Channon (Aaron Carpenter 62), 3 Jack Andrew, 4 Neale Patrick (Matt Bolwell 62), 5 Will Graulich, 6 Jake Parker, 7 Joel Conlon, 8 Tom Duncan.
Replacements (not used): Alex Cheesman, Craig Holland.
Yellow card: Kessell.
Bedford Blues – tries: Tupai (3), Fenner, Vandermolen, Tapley, Harris, Auterac; con: Pritchard (3), Sharp.
Cornish Pirates – Hendrickson (2); Duncan (2), Bodilly, Jones; cons: Moyle (3).
Referee: Tom Foley (RFU).
Attendance: 2,365.
The Pirates will end this season sixth-placed in the league, whatever the result away to top four side Leeds Carnegie on Friday evening, who they lost to 27-20 at the Mennaye Field back in September.


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Hello London, I'm so ready to be inspired! Topshop Unique was my first stop and now I can't stop thinking about patent leather. Big trend, big obsession. I'm loving the carmel and toffee colors as well.
Next up is Jonathon Saunders, one of my favorite designers at London Fashion Week. He showed in this exquisite space,The Royal Exchange. It's 5pm, the light is magical, the show begins and va-va-va-voom! Sexy is back with this fall 2013 collection. Adore the 1950's colors and shapes.
Then I'm off to the amazing Tate Modern museum for the Peter Pilotto show. Like Rajni, I love that the graphic prints and exciting shapes change each season but always scream Pilotto!
I steal a moment away from the catwalk frenzy to enjoy the lovely Charlotte Street Hotel. Every season, my room has new and beautiful wallpaper. I've never seen the same wallpaper twice!
Quick change and it's time for the Erdem show. He always does a fab floral but this season it was a bit darker and moodier. Check out those sunglasses!
After the Erdem show, we went backstage to congratulate him on a stunning show and our very own Anne Christensen was interviewed by Tim Blanks from Style.com.
The Burberry front row is always a scene stealer. Note to self: Watch the fashion show and not the front row. It's always a great surprise and mix of musicians and actors. But back to the matters at hand. I loved the finale! A message to Christopher Bailey: Keep reinventing the stripe because I will never get enough!
Next up? The Tom Ford show. The excitement was high and champagne and torches were there to meet us at the unbelievable Lancaster House. As Rajni pointed out, this was the most wildly decadent and glamourous #LFW show. It stood out and felt special. Check out the floral arrangement.
The next day we went to the Burberry re-see and believe me, this coat has to be seen up close and personal. Coat envy, anyone? Also, we all have a deep crush on the new Burberry Crush bag. It's brand spanking new this season and is totally lovely. I always leave the Burberry showroom with a serious crush!
As the night ends, we finally head to a pub. Scarfing down yummy fish and chips and pints with the Glamour gang, Rajni Jacques, Anne Christensen and Ying Chu. Secret snazzy wall of books before entering the loo looked interesting. Grab a read?
And here it is folks, my last delicious meal before Milan fashion week starts. Pounds of pasta coming my way daily, so piling up on fruit (yum!) then dashing to the airport for Milan. Ciao for now!


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Burning Question | Why Is Flu Common in Winter?
Scientists have struggled to understand the correlation between cold weather and the flu. This winter has seen a particularly severe flu season for a number of reasons. A wintertime spike in flu cases isn't only because of the chill outside, says Linsey C. Marr, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech. It's also because of the conditions inside.
The Air Test
The link between the flu virus and air humidity has long been studied, but the results were never definitive. Last year, Dr. Marr, her doctoral candidate, Wan Yang, and Elankumaran Subbiah, a professor at Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, sought to put the question to rest. They figured out the flu kept its virulent characteristics best in human mucus, which Dr. Marr took from the dripping nose of her 1-month-old baby. They spiked droplets of human mucus with live flu virus, and then exposed it to air with varying levels of moisture.
In the study, published in 2012 in the journal PLoS One, the researchers found the virus survived best at humidity below 50%, similar to the conditions found indoors in "a really heated building," says Dr. Marr. "The virus is happy if the mucus droplet completely evaporates and leaves it floating around" in the air.
"It's also fine in humidities above 98%, which you find in the rainy season in the tropics," she says, where the conditions outside resemble the environment the virus finds in the body. "But in between, in a humidity of 50% to 98%, the virus doesn't survive very well."
The presence of influenza is quite rare in the spring, summer and fall, when people don't use indoor heating as much and the humidity tends to be in the comfortable 50%-to-70% range, says Dr. Marr. But in the winter, when air from outside is heated and becomes drier, the flu virus survives well.
In other words, give a virus a dry room heated to 70-to-80 degrees Fahrenheit, and you've created the perfect conditions for it to thrive, she says.
As for why this winter's flu season seems especially bad, Dr. Marr believes it is because of the particular strain of the virus, H3N2, which causes "stronger" symptoms, as well as an early start to the season. "There are many, many factors that affect the transmission of influenza," she says. "Humidity and the survival of the virus in airborne droplets is just one piece of the puzzle."
What You Can Do
A humidifier might be the best product to keep the flu at bay, Dr. Marr says. "If you can humidify to about 50%, but not above 60% [which can cause mold], you might reduce your chances of getting the flu," she says.
Dr. Marr uses a digital clock that tells temperature and humidity, so she can adjust the moisture in the air accordingly. That way, she says, "if there is a sick person who comes into my home and is coughing and sneezing, and their droplets are floating all over the place, the virus won't last very long—hopefully."
Of course, she says, common-sense measures help, too. Get the flu vaccination in the fall, as soon as it is available. Get out of a dry room where someone is coughing and sneezing. Stay home if you're sick or have children stay home if they are. And consider wearing a good-fitting mask, with no gaps around the nose or mouth, in public.
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The Brownback amendment, which would have exempted boat, auto and RV dealers from the oversight of a new consumer financial protection agency, failed to gain inclusion in a bill that will overhaul the country's system of financial regulation.
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The Cannes Film Festival has just wrapped up; here's Marcello Mastroianni in the festival poster.
And the winners are: Palme d'Or – Winter Sleep, dir: Nuri Bilge Ceylan; Grand Prize – Le Meraviglie (The Wonders), dir: Alice Rohrwacher; Best Director – Bennett Miller, Foxcatcher; Jury Prize – Tie – Mommy, dir: Xavier Dolan and Goodbye To Language, dir: Jean-Luc Godard; Best Screenplay – Andrey Zvyagintsev, Oleg Negin, Leviathan; Best Actress – Julianne Moore, Maps To The Stars; Best Actor – Timothy Spall, Mr Turner; Camera d'Or – Party Girl, dirs: Marie Amachoukeli, Claire Burger, Samuel Theis; Short Film – Leidi, dir: Simón Mesa Soto.
I agree with the awards, for what it's worth – this seems to have been a lively and exciting festival, though how these films will do in the rapidly shrinking commercial marketplace is another question altogether – but we can hope. It's nice to see Godard win something at last; nice also to see Bennett Miller, Julianne Moore and Timothy Spall emerge as victors; this year's festival seemed to look both to the past – with Godard – and to the future, with Nuri Bilge Ceylan's Winter Sleep and Xavier Dolan's Mommy.
The Film Studies Program at UNL had a connection to the festival, as four of our students in the Film Studies Program – Aliza Brugger, Collin Baker, Thomas Peterson and Alannah Kennedy. – were working as interns in the American Pavilion at the festival, and two students, Aliza Brugger and Collin Baker, actually had short films screened at the festival.
We're also going to be represented at Cannes next year, as the American Pavilion was very happy with the work of our students, and they've already contacted us again for the next edition of the festival. Needless to say, for our students in Film Studies, this was a real opportunity, and one which we hope will continue. Thanks to Kelly Payne, our chief adviser in Film Studies, for setting this up – much appreciated. It's one more step towards international visibility.
So now we'll see what next year brings; congratulations to all the winners and participants!
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Case Control Study of Non Viral Hepatitis Relating to Herbal Drug Use in the Emergency Department
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The use of traditional Chinese herbal medicine and various forms of alternative medicine to maintain health among the Chinese ethnic group has had a long history and has been deeply rooted in the Chinese way of living for centuries. It has been a general belief that these therapies consist of "natural" substances and are less toxic than their western synthetic drug counterparts. However, recent reports of side effects of systemic traditional Chinese medicine, including hypersensitivity, hepatotoxicity, neurotoxicity, cardiovascular toxicity, renal failure, and contact dermatitis, have been increasing.
Since there is a high prevalence in the usage of traditional Chinese herbal medicine in Taiwan, this study examines the frequency of patients using herbal medicine whose initial diagnosis in the emergency department (ED) is acute non viral hepatitis. We, the researchers at National Taiwan University Hospital, then correlate if the cause of hepatitis is related to the use of these herbal drugs by taking a detailed history of medication or herbs used and by verifying the contents by chemical analysis of the "medications" used. To our knowledge, this is the first study in examining the relationship between non viral hepatitis and the use of herbal drugs prior to arriving at the ED. We expect to prove adverse effects of these substances, especially hepatitis, is the cause for requiring emergency care.
Our study design is a prospective, density sampling case control study in which one hundred patients with non viral hepatitis will be recruited as our case. We use a questionnaire designed by the investigator in the survey of demographic background, education, and income status of the cases, as well as the frequency of use of the drug, total dosage used, where the drug was purchased, what the drug is used for, and whether they know of any adverse effect that the drug might have. If they had taken the drug within three months prior to this emergency visit, then they are asked to bring the drug in for examination. Examination of the drug includes the use of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and if necessary, inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP mass). In contrast, our control group consists of subjects that are admitted to the ED due to trauma or fracture. For each case, they are matched with two subjects in the control group in both gender and age. They should also arrive within two days after the arrival of the case. All cases and controls are screened for viral hepatitis and serology must be negative before entering the study. The questionnaire is given to both groups. If more than one control is eligible to enter the study, then the control is chosen by a random draw in a hat. After this use of density sampling, we collect the data and logistic regression is used for analysis.
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Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
Time Perspective: Prospective
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- Abnormal liver function test
- Hepatitis other than viral induced
Exclusion Criteria:
- Under age 18 years old
- Viral hepatitis
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00201578
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|Contact: Ting I Lai 23123456 ext 2831
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|Last Updated:
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Herbal Drugs
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I had a liver resection in August 2011. I have had 3 billiary drain stents but there is always another occlusion. Now I have the external drain and still not getting good drainage, jaundice still there. My doctors have been very nice but i am thinking it is time for other options.
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"My friend Sam Haskell's journey has taken him from rural Mississippi to the great cities of the world—including The White House and Buckingham Palace. This book will tell you exactly how he did it. He had an inspirational mother who taught him life's lessons!"—Morgan Freeman
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I have an 11 game package which includes opening night. I don't have my tickets yet. Has anyone received their tickets?
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I have an 11 game package which includes opening night. I don't have my tickets yet. Has anyone received their tickets?
I bought tickets for opening night a couple of weeks back and have yet to get my tickets in the mail.
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They are getting shipped this week.
If you haven't already, then you will be emailed by tomorrow.
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Nadine Irene (Branstner) Paschke-Krug: Services will be held at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 5, at Kraft Bros. Chapel followed by a committal service at Monument Hill Memorial Park, 35036 CR-22, Woodland. The family requests that memorial donations be directed to The American Cancer Society or Yolo Hospice.
Eric Matthew Stanley: A graveside service is scheduled for 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 7, at the Woodland Cemetery, 800 West St. Donations may be made to a charity of the donors' choice. Kraft Bros. Funeral Directors is assisting the family with the arrangements.
Winona Ireland: A graveside service will be held at the Winters Cemetery at 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 7. A luncheon and celebration of life will follow at Tomat's Restaurant on the Winters Highway. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Stollwood Convalescent Hospital, 135 Woodland Ave., Woodland, 95695.
Rosemary Gonzalez: A celebration of life will be held at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 9, at Alderson Convalescent Hospital, 124 Walnut St. Woodland.