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We just checked our Whole Grains Council Calendar, and it looks like both Teff and Millet are the Grains of the Month for November. We're big fans of both these tiny gluten-free grains, so this week we decided to focus on the amazing Teff Grain.
Teff is the smallest grain that we mill into flour here at Bob's Red Mill. The tiny size of this grain means that you get an amazing amount of nutrients from the bran and germ whether you eat the seeds whole, or after we have stone ground it into flour for you.
Now, when most people think of Teff, they automatically think of Injera, the delicious flat bread that is served with Ethiopian food. The simple recipe for Injera makes it an easy starting point for using teff, and will get you accustomed to its rich flavor. But there are so many more ways to enjoy this versatile grain!
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Teff Gingerbread
Using a combination of flours in this recipe makes the gingerbread light and almost the texture of a cake. Be sure to allow the noted time for baking as it will take time to cook through the batter. Yields: 9 servings
¼ cup teff flour
¾ cup brown rice flour
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European stock markets have closed lower and the euro has fallen against the US dollar.
Traders on Wednesday were worried about a looming fiscal crisis in the US and gloomy growth forecasts from Europe.
After rising in early exchanges as investors welcomed an end to the US political drama, equities and the European single currency headed south as attention switched to the challenging months ahead.
At the close of trading, London's FTSE 100 index of top companies had lost 1.58 per cent to 5791.63 points, Frankfurt's DAX 30 retreated 1.96 per cent to 7232.83 points and in Paris the CAC 40 shed 1.99 per cent to 3409.59.
Madrid's IBEX index lost 2.26 per cent to 7660.70 points as Spain's growth prospects grew darker.
In New York, US stock markets tumbled on expectations that Obama's re-election will set up a tough battle with Republicans over a feared "fiscal cliff".
Automatic US tax and spending measures totalling about $USUS600 billion ($USA577.28 billion) are scheduled for January 1 to curb a swollen US public deficit and debt if a compromise on graduated measures cannot be agreed between Obama and the US Congress.
In midday trades, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gave up 2.49 per cent, the broad-based S&P 500 fell 2.46 per cent and the Nasdaq Composite shed 2.56 per cent.
"As we had anticipated, the focus has quickly moved on to the uncertainty over the 'fiscal cliff,' and perhaps back to the unsolved crisis in the euro-zone as well," noted Julian Jessop at Capital Economics.
Berenberg Bank economists Holger Schmieding and Rob Rood pointed to likely control by the Republican party of the US House of Representatives, noting that "continuing gridlock in Congress, as projected by the current incomplete results, is no surprise.
"But the election outcome will make it difficult to forge the required bipartisan compromises ahead of the looming fiscal cliff at the end of 2012," they said.
Obama also has to produce a long-term plan to deal with the US fiscal deficit, which the International Monetary Fund forecasts will reach 8.7 per cent of output in 2013, the Berenberg economists added.
"If no action is taken in the next two months, automatic tax hikes and spending cuts will tighten the fiscal position by a huge 5.1 per cent of GDP at the beginning of 2013.
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But after a brief rise versus the US currency, the euro fell to $US1.2763 in late London deals, compared with $US1.2814 late in New York on Tuesday.
The European single currency reversed direction as the European Commission slashed its eurozone economic growth forecast for next year to just 0.1 per cent, six months after tipping a much stronger recovery of 1.0 per cent.
Official data also revealed slumps in German and Spanish industrial output in September.
In Greece, MPs were to vote on Wednesday on austerity measures needed to unlock international aid and stave off bankruptcy despite strikes and public anger against billions more euros in tax hikes and pension cuts.
The package includes 18.5 billion euros ($US23.6 billion) in new spending cuts and other reforms by 2016.
Among corporate stocks, Munich Re shares closed with a loss of 0.20 per cent at 127.35 euros in Frankfurt after the world's biggest reinsurer said it was raising its full-year profit forecast, despite the expected claims losses from megastorm Sandy that battered the United States last week.
"The result for the first three quarters is more than pleasing. Despite Hurricane Sandy, we are very optimistic of realising a profit in the region of three billion euros ($USA3.71 billion) for 2012," said chief financial officer Joerg Schneider.
At the beginning of the year, Munich Re had envisaged a full-year profit of around 2.5 billion euros.
Asian stock markets closed mixed earlier in the day, while on the London Bullion Market, gold prices climbed to $US1715.25 an ounce from $US1691 on Tuesday.


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This week, the Pacers have edged out a win in Chicago and out-classed Portland at home
to bring their record on the season above .500 for the first time since November 3. Given
how depressing this team looked over its first 10 games of the year, that is actually a big
step forward. But for a franchise that entered the season expecting to have home-court
advantage in the first round of the playoffs, this season has still been a disappointment.
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George and, surprisingly, Lance Stephenson have both shot the ball well from beyond the
arc so this seemingly shouldnt be a huge issue. You have George Hill initiating an offense
that is, for better or worse, based upon getting the ball inside to the bigs, and you just
make sure the two wings stay far enough away from the basket to both leave room for
the tall guys to work and be a threat to make a shot worth three points.
There is nothing too complex about that. And to his credit, it seems to be something that
is intended to be a part of Frank Vogels offense.
One of the problems, then, is just a lackadaisical approach to proper spacing that is all
too common. The perimeter players are the worst offenders. The more film you watch,
the more often you see them just slowly drifting without purpose through the no mans
land that is the mid-range or worse, with their heels on the three-point line.
If youre going to run your offense through two giant men and ask them to score with their
back to the hoop, you must provide them the room to do so. Roy Hibbert with his giant
frame, lumbering approach and general lack of quickness needs more space than most
to do his thing. This isnt a criticism as much as it is just a recognition that he isnt Zach
Randolph, a guy who can score over a double team of Josh Smith clones in a phone booth.
Roy has sweeping, long moves that were all the rage in the 1990s. Today, they are not
only less practiced, they are more difficult. Teams now routinely have three front-court
players whose wingspans each near 7 feet. That means there are hands everywhere and
rotating helpside defenders at every turn. So if youre going to dump him the ball and
ask him to get buckets, you have to quite literally put him in a position to succeed.
And that means you have to force the defense to make a choice: play him with a smaller
man or double. What you absolutely cannot do is have players not involved in the primary
offensive action standing in a place where his man can both bother Roys move and keep
guarding him. In short, you cant allow one guy to defend to players.
That means spacing the floor with precision.
This isnt just some buzz word that agents use to get their stretch four Ryan Anderson
money. It is completely necessary in a post-Tom Thibodeau world. Standing 21 feet from
the hoop when youre supposed to be 24 feet from the hoop makes a huge difference. By
doing so, you both permit your defender to still be in the way and put yourself in a place
where the defense wants you to shoot from.
So, to me, one of the biggest ways Frank Vogel could improve the efficiency of this
offense is to mandate that his players get to their spots. That they stand with precision.
Its not a big ask...CONTINUE READING AT 8p9s
Hoop Chalk: Jared Dubin: Varejaos Jumper Has Expanded His Pick-and-Roll Attack
Most people think of Anderson Varejao as merely a hustle player, one who does
the dirty work to create extra possessions for his team and not much else. Maybe
its because hes missed parts of the last two seasons and thats the lasting image
we have of him, but there are plenty of people who havent noticed the leaps and
bounds of improvement Varejao has made. The thing is, Varejao is a hustle player,
but hes also become so much more. Hes quietly improved nearly every aspect of
his offensive game to compliment his already fantastic defense, and Id argue that
it starts with his willingness to take and ability to make jumpers.
This is Varejaos shot chart for the 2012-13 season. Hes 13-for-25 from the
highlighted area, good for 52% from the field. Those 25 shots average out to 1.56
shots per game in the 16 games Varejao has played so far. In his career prior to
this year, Varejao had attempted just 165 shots from those three areas of the court
in 444 career games about 0.37 per game and had made only 62 of those shots,
good for 37.6% from the field.
Maybe its because he didnt play that much due to injury, but teams havent seemed
to notice that Varejao had been improving from that range the past few seasons.
Over the three years prior to this one, from 2009-2012, Varejao went 21-47 from
those locations on the floor, 44.7%.
But its partially the lingering perception of Varejao as an unskilled hustle player that
allows things like this to happen.
Varejao has about 10 feet of space between himself and the closest defender as he
lines up this jumper off the pick-and-roll. He knocks it down, but when the Cavs go
back to the same play a little less than three minutes later, hes left wide open yet
And two more times throughout the third quarter alone, Phoenix leaves Varejao wide
open for one of those mid-range shots around the free throw line that hes become
adept at hitting these past few years. Theres never even a defender within three or
four feet of him. Theyre free jumpers.
When the Suns finally got sick of watching Varejao knock down wide open jumpers
with no one contesting...CONTINUE READING AT HOOP CHALK
The Classical: Robert Attenweiler: Why We Watch - Dion Waiters, Network Television
All rookies are, in some way, like episodes of The A-Team. The better ones are
like better episodes.
For most my life I thought I would be able to escape the trappings of a life built
around superstition. My father is the most logical man I know; my older brother
falls in the same quadrant. But my mother could not be more attuned to signs and
coincidences, to fate and faith. I am the last link in the chain, so I figured itd only
be a matter of time before I confirmed my own suspicion that a servitude to mystic
semiotics is an inheritable trait. I always was a mommas boy.
Last weekend, I spent several hours in front of a laptop introducing my nephew to
the first season of The A-Team. It was fitting in its to-everything-turn-turn-turn
way, as when the show debuted in 1983, when I was every bit as much an eight-
year-old as Max is now. And there are many ways that The A-Team, despite
being a one-hour drama originally aired in prime time, is custom made for the
eight-year olds imagination. There is virtually no way in which it is anything but
that: the team builds stuff, dress up in costumes and lay excruciatingly bare the
outer reaches of their limits as actors every week, as Hannibal wince-inducingly
plays an Asian laundry owner or Face tacks on a couldnt-possibly-ever-be-
mistaken-for-Texas accent in his con as an oil baron. Also, as viewers will know,
The A-Team features Howlin' Mad Murdock and Mr. T. The A-Team is fantastic.
This is not news.
But watching The A-Team isnt so simple these days. The show seems so patently
ridiculous now, although there is a chance that it alwaysor always intended to
seemed that way. To enjoy an episode of The A-Team now is a struggle, primarily
because virtually every thing about it, from the costumes to the central conceit
bad-asses in a custom van, driving around icing local bad guysis absolutely
contrary to everything you and I and everyone else regard as quality television. I
mention all of this only because the sensation of watching an episode of "The A-
Team" happens to be what it feels like watching Dion Waiters play professional
So much of what Waiters does on the court is counter to what I have come to
believe is truest and best and most valuable in the game of basketball. Some of
this is simply and inevitably the product of Waiters' youth, and his presence in a
grown-man's game. So of course at this point in his career, Waiters is practically
Sisyphean in his efficiency; think about how crisp your execution was at age 20. In
the three games before his recent ankle sprainthough exacerbated, one might
argue, by an even greater share of the offensive burden than he had before Kyrie
Irvings finger injury and a relative invisibility to the officials whistles when he
drives to the basketWaiters had managed to shoot 24, 38 and 35 percent, which
is all horrifyingly right around the 36% hes shooting from the floor this year. He
is (how to put this politely?) subject to consistent failure on defense. The reason
Ive taken to calling my new favorite Cavalier Bulletproof, not because he seems
indestructible, but because it invariably looks as if he has been hit in mid-air by a
snipers bullet every time he takes a jump shot. He is young and unfinished and
plays like it. So, yes, there are problems. There are a lot of problems.
But Waiters is also a rookie playing a ton of minutes10 more per night than he
did during his sole season at Syracuse, where, its further worth noting, he would
have already played nearly a full seasons worth of games. So it's no surprise that
Waiters is still figuring out how his game translates to the NBA on a team missing
its closer (Irving) if not its anchor (the brilliant, brilliant, so brilliant Anderson
Varejao) and playing in front of a fan base that, while bereft of ultimate successes,
has also been spoiled by two rookies in the past decade that made the transition to
the pros look as simple as putting on differently colored clothing. Waiters will also
have games like he did against the Clippers or (my favorite) recently against the
Atlanta Hawks in which he is something else and entirely more exhilarating: a
young player who is very, very good at basketball, and getting better in real time,
and experiencing that getting-better himself, and growing for that experience.
Figuring out how to enjoy watching Waiters, thoughand how to watch most
rookies and young, developing playersis thus like coming to terms with finding
pleasure in watching The A-Team. It's like a lot of things about growing up,
actually: learning to accept and embrace things that are doofy and dumb, while
also drawing lines demarcating what is too-doofy and too-dumb. But because he is
so fun to watchand, also, because he could be greatDion Waiters makes
imperfect basketball perfectly...CONTINUE READING AT THE CLASSICAL
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McGraw, has said one of his major efforts will be to "take on" the EPA by filing lawsuits against federal regulations he believes limit coal production."Our state has literally been under attack by [the] EPA and some of their overreaching policies that have come out of Washington," Morrisey said the day after the election on the MetroNews show "Talkline." "That must come to an end."Although most experts believe EPA rules are not the major factor behind recent cutbacks by the mining industry, DEP officials already have taken legal steps to oppose the federal agency.At the behest of then-Gov. Joe Manchin, the DEP two years ago filed a federal lawsuit that successfully blocked the EPA from conducting tougher reviews of strip-mining permits and imposing new water-quality guidance aimed at reducing mountaintop removal pollution. The EPA is appealing.The DEP also filed a "friend of the court" brief in support of Arch Coal in the company's appeal of an EPA veto of the permit for its Spruce Mine, the largest mountaintop removal permit in West Virginia history. Arch won the initial case, and the EPA is appealing. In those two cases, the DEP has been represented by the Charleston firm of Bailey & Glasser, which also worked for the agency more than a decade ago when the state fought a federal court ruling that threatened to limit mountaintop removal.Lawyer Ben Bailey and other attorneys at the firm were approved by McGraw as "special attorneys general" to handle those cases.The state, through McGraw's office, also is among the various parties challenging another EPA regulation that aims to force coal-fired power plants to reduce their emissions of mercury and other toxic air pollution. That case is pending.Neither Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin nor McGraw joined in at least two other cases challenging the EPA's cross-state air pollution rule and the agency's finding that greenhouse gas emissions are a danger to the public.Huffman said the state has made decisions to target its involvement in such litigation, to focus on lawsuits it felt were most important and where the state's legal theories could add to the case. "We've made conscious decisions as an agency and an administration on where we choose to pick a fight," Huffman said. "We made our choices and we feel like they were good choices. We feel like we challenged what needed to be challenged."Huffman said he's not sure Morrisey has independent authority to challenge federal environmental regulations. "As I understand it," Huffman said, "the attorney general needs a client."In the 1990s, McGraw feuded with DEP officials over environmental policies, often over his belief that the agency was going too easy on the owners of large garbage dumps that hauled out-of-state trash into West Virginia.Partly because of those fights, state lawmakers gave the DEP authority to hire its own lawyers and operate an in-house Office of Legal Services.In his "Talkline" appearance, Morrisey said he would prefer to work with the governor and other state officials on an approach to dealing with EPA issues."I'm not one to just run out and file a lawsuit," Morrisey said, "[but] the attorney general does possess independent power to challenge some of these regulations."Huffman said he sees no need to change the way the DEP's legal work is handled, either now or in the future. "I'm interested in protecting the arrangement I have now," Huffman said. "I don't need to be in a position to be constantly arguing with a statewide elected official about what environmental policy should be."Huffman said Morrisey and Tomblin might agree about the need to fight EPA policies, but they might disagree about the specifics of how to do so. And, Huffman said, a future attorney general and governor might not agree about environmental policies."I don't think it's best for the attorney general to decide what the state's position should be," Huffman said. "I feel like there can only be one coach."Scott Will, a spokesman for Morrisey, said Friday, "This is not the right time for a debate over the powers of the office, as Patrick has emphasized that he wants to work collaboratively with the governor and the agencies to speak with one voice to protect the state's interests."Reach Ken Ward Jr. at email@example.com or 304-348-1702. 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(CBS News) MIDLAND CITY, Ala. - Hard to imagine what was going through the mind of Jimmy Lee Dykes. But CBS News has learned he had stored homemade bombs in his underground bunker where he held a five-year-old boy hostage. Dykes was killed outside Midland City, Alabama late Monday when an FBI assault team attacked the bunker on Dykes' property and rescued the hostage. The boy, whose first name is Ethan was taken last Tuesday after Dykes attacked a school bus in search of hostages and killed the bus driver.
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Over the course of the standoff, the FBI and Dykes developed a routine. He'd ask for supplies, and they'd leave them at the entrance of his underground bunker. The FBI's Hostage Rescue Team exploited that routine to end the standoff.
Sources tell CBS News when Dykes climbed the eight-foot ladder to get supplies Monday, and reached up to open the door, he was off-balance and vulnerable. Agents believed Ethan would be away from the ladder and relatively protected.
When rescue team members above Dykes saw the door open, they dropped two stun-grenades. The noise and blinding flashes disoriented him.
Within seconds, four team members entered the bunker. Officials believe he fired a shot at them but missed. They returned fire multiple times, killing Dykes and rescuing the boy.
Recent photos show Ethan with his mother. She released a statement of thanks Tuesday. It said: "I woke up this morning to the most beautiful sight: my sweet little boy. I can't describe how incredible it is to hold him again."
Ethan's relatives say that physically he seems fine, but they're worried about long-term emotional injuries. He was released from the hospital Tuesday just in time for his sixth birthday Wednesday.
CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former assistant director of the FBI, reported that bombs were found inside the bunker. As soon as the hostage rescue operators were out of there, the FBI bomb technicians went in and started a very careful search and found a number of crude homemade explosive devices.
Miller further added that authorities were already aware of these devices because they had managed to sneak a camera inside. They had an audio feed so they could see and hear what he was doing. Between the hostage negotiators talking to him, the FBI profilers in the background were getting increasingly worried as Dykes became more and more unglued that he would either booby-trap the only entrance which would make a rescue attempt extraordinarily complicated, or perhaps blow himself and his hostage up.
As for why Dykes did all this, Miller said that the suspect was a survivalist and anti-federal government activist. He added that Dykes probably understood a month-and-a-half after the Newtown massacre that if he wanted to get on the national stage, kidnapping two children off a school bus was his plan -- he only got one -- and holding them hostage would actually give him a platform where he could go on the media and say his piece. He actually asked for a TV reporter to speak to and that's what they were talking about for those days.


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PATASKALA, Ohio (AP) -- About 50 farm animals -- goats, chickens, ducks and cows -- perished when a large livestock barn went up in flames overnight in rural central Ohio.
Firefighters said the blaze in the sprawling pole barn on a farm near Pataskala (puh-TASK'-uh-la), east of Columbus, likely was sparked by some heat lamps that were being used to keep the animals warm.
Firefighters said they were hampered by the size of the barn and the lack of hydrants in the rural area, meaning all the water they used had to be hauled to the scene.
The initial call came in just before 2 a.m. Firefighters from eight departments fought the blaze.
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Baechtel Grove Middle School was locked down and police were called when a man refused to leave school grounds after using foul language and shouting at the children at around 10:52 a.m. Tuesday morning. Police used a Taser to subdue the man and subsequently arrest him. No students were injured.
"All doors were locked and students were kept in their classrooms until the Willits police informed us that all was clear. Student safety is our highest priority," said Willits Unified School District Interim Superintendent Debra Pearson. "I am extremely proud of the professional manner in which the site administrators and staff members carried out the lockdown orders. I am also appreciative of the Willits Police Department for their quick response to this potentially dangerous situation"
Willits police arrived promptly at the campus and confronted the man. A Mendocino County sheriff's deputy arrived to back them up, and a nearby Good Samaritan also offered assistance when it became clear the intruder was confrontational and unwilling to leave the campus on his own.
A Willits police officer tased the man, after he picked up a hunk of asphalt in a threatening manner and refused to put it down.
Claude Alexander Walker, 24, of Willits, was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance, disturbing the peace, trespassing on school grounds, and interfering with a peace officer.
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A YEAR-ROUND MUST HAVE!Yikes! I can't believe I didn't review this ages ago. I've used Neutrogena's "Hand Cream" since I was a child and will continue to do so. It "sets the bar," so to speak, for other hand creams. Glycerin and a number of emollients are extremely rich and soothing; sometimes it is the ONLY cream for winter-whipped skin. And it is reasonably priced! — 3 years, 10 months agoGigiSD | 1102 reviews
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Just a Dab to Heal Dry SkinDon't let the tiny two-ounce tube fool you into thinking it won't last a long time because it will! This original Norwegian Formula provides highly effective relief for even the most uncomfortable dry, cracked hands. Just a tiny dab really does the trick of smoothing my dry skin. I mainly use it on my hands, then spread it to my elbows, and smooth the remaining on my face. The cream comes out clea...read morer, but when I rub it on my hands, it becomes a slight white color before fading and soaking moisture into my skin. It can also be used on lips, but I prefer sticking to lip products for that and keep this product mainly to my hands, elbows and face. The scent of this hand cream is lightly scented that is not overwhelmingly strong and even after washing my hands, the product still stays on. It's extremely concentrated, so try not to squeeze too much of the product out at once and it'll last you for a long time! — 5 years, 9 months agoMissXu | 102 reviews
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New Holy Grail!This cream is like no other I've tried, it's actually clear like a gel and feel smooth almost like a face primer. It applies wonderfully on the hands and dries fairly quickly. After using this for the 1st time, my hands felt amazing, I couldn't stop rubbing them together, after using this for 7 whole days, my hands felt moisturized and so smooth. Right now we've been having really cold weather (3...read more0 degrees) and prior to using the Neutrogena Hand Cream my cuticles were so dry and looking pretty ugly (this is why I haven't been posting any nail looks) also my knuckles were starting to feel scaly and super dry due to the weather. hanks to the Norwegian Formula Neutrogena Hand Cream I now have a holy grail product that I see myself using all year long, not just in the winter time. Neutrogena claims that this product: - Is clinically proven to repair the skin's natural moisture barrier to keep hands softer and smoother longer. - Provides long lasting moisture even after washing hands. - Combats peeling nails while moisturizing dry cuticles. Hands down all of the claims are true and accurate, it's really a product you must try out to believe! To sum it up, within 7 days my cuticles were not longer dry and irritated, my knuckles were smooth and soft, and my overall hands became baby soft. The Norwegian Formula Neutrogena Hand Cream retails for only $4.99 for a 2 fl oz bottle, comes in a scented and fragrance free formula, and can be purchased at nationwide food, drug, and mass merchandiser. — 3 years, 3 months agoGlitzGlamBudget | 135 reviews
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Best wintertime hand cream!This is my favorite hand cream during dry winter. The texture is more like rich balm. A small pea sized dollop is all I need to moisture my entire hands because it spreads very well. Fragrance free is ideal for every day use and for men too. Since I use only a dab each time, the 2 ounce tube lasts very long. Great product! — 9 years agoluckybetty | 895 reviews
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HealingI was surprised by this "medicine" for very dry hands and feet. I normally use L'Occitane cream. The Neutrogena hand cream is a mixture of cream and ointment, which felt odd at first but it soaked right into my dry hands and feet, leaving them surprisingly soft and smooth. No more "winter hands!" The price was under 3 dollars so it was a great deal, too! — 6 years, 10 months agoleo1999 | 678 reviews
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Neutrogena Hand CreamA little does go a long way. There is no scent to clash with perfume etc... A bit on the thick side. I use it over night with gloves. In the morning, my hands are very soft. — 6 years, 6 months agotoddfan | 96 reviews
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dry hand healerMy grandpa had me try this hand cream when the skin on my hands was rough and scaly. After trying this my hands were instantly moisturized and the scaly skin was gone. — 8 years, 3 months agoMiss_Vicki | 271 reviews
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you only need a tiny bitThis hand cream works well for me, especially during the winter months when my hands get really dry. It's not the least expensive hand cream, but you only need a tiny dab, so it lasts a long time. If you slather on too much your hands will get sticky, which could be one of the complaints other reviewers have had with this product. I use a tiny dab, smaller than a pea, and rub it into my hands. ...read more It smells really nice and absorbs well, as long as you don't use too much, and it leaves my hands feeling protected for hours. I always have this product on hand during the cold, dry winter months — 6 years agoLaurelJ | 153 reviews
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Way too greasyThis to me feels like an inexpensive product. Way, way too greasy for me. When I put on hand cream I want to be reader to use my hands right away and tis does not do it for me. Sorry. — 5 years, 5 months agocapecorona | 127 reviews
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Great for winter!This is a great, inexpensive hand cream. I like that it doesn't really have a fragrance, so I can wear it to work without having to worry about the scent being strong. A dab will do you so don't go overboard or you'll have greasy hands all day long. It takes about a minute or two to really absorb, so I usually put it on right after I wash my hands and give myself a bit before I go back to worki...read moreng. It leaves hands feeling moisturized and soothed and softens rough skin. I do use other hand creams at home and before bed, but the small tubes of this are great for my purse or desk. — 8 years, 4 months agoTwoBirds | 284 reviews
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Agricultural Research Service scientists at the Agroecosystems Management Research Unit in Lincoln, Nebraska, have been conducting some very thorough investigations on the microbes that dwell in cattle manure—what they are, where they thrive, where they struggle, and where they may end up.
"When we look at potential pathogens that can cause foodborne illness, we need to look at the whole bacterial ecosystem," says ARS microbiologist Lisa Durso. "For instance, some people used to think all cattle have the same bacteria in their gastrointestinal [GI] tracts. But we've found some big differences; so if we say, 'Oh, it's just manure,' we could miss important factors in pathogen control."
That's why Durso headed up a study that provided the firstever "gold standard" accounting of the fecal bacterial types associated with beef cattle.
Using fecal samples from six beef cattle, Durso identified a core set of bovine GI bacterial groups common to both beef and dairy cattle.
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Heads-up play leaves Moustakas with cut lip
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas was not happy about a baseline collision that gave him a cut upper lip.
The incident came in the first inning on Wednesday. D-backs rookie Adam Eaton led off with a bunt and got to second on pitcher James Shields' wild throw past first base.
With one out and Mark Teahen at the plate, Eaton took off from second base.
"It was one of those things where he didn't think I was paying attention," Shields said. "Moustakas was right on top of it, he yelled, 'Step off,' and we made the play."
Shields threw to Moustakas, who tagged Eaton as they banged into each other. Moustakas went to the dugout to get his cut lip treated by trainer Nick Kenney but stayed in the game.
"Just a guy not knowing the game, that's all it is," Moustakas said later. "Just doesn't have a feel for the game, that's it. That's all I've got to say."
For a moment, it looked as if sparks might fly before Eaton trotted off the field.
"He tried to catch everybody with their head down but, of course, we didn't have our head down," manager Ned Yost said. "Shields threw it to Moose and [Eaton] just kind of forearmed him in the lip and cut his lip a little bit."
"He got a little bloody out there, but that's baseball," Shields said.
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Is there a ceiling for ratings for Am divisions?
I am playing a tournament tomorrow in MM1 and a guy is 974, the next lowest is 945 and the rest are 900-935ish.
Can a TD move this player to either open, am1 or pro masters where they are not bagging?
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curt wrote:The PDGA never forces a player to turn pro. As long as a player hasn't accepted cash in a pro division, he or she can play advanced (including age/sex protected divisions) regardless of what his or her rating may be.
Billym wrote:The guy won Pro Master Shot a 1000 plus round.
Mark Ellis wrote:Unless he declined the money and maintained Amateur status.
Mark Ellis wrote:The 970's are a sort of No Man's Land. Skilled enough to be widely considered a sandbagger in Ams but not skilled enough to be a threat in Open.
Mark Ellis wrote:Oh and last I looked a 970 rating is too high to allow a Pro to drop down and play Amateur in any event. When I get old enough that my rating drops down low enough I look forward to taking on some young guns in the Amateur ranks.
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Coastal areas around the United States support thousands of species of fish and wildlife, and they are crucial for the regional economy, culture and quality of life. Healthy coastal habitats also protect us from the effects of hurricanes and flooding. However, coastal habitats and wildlife are under pressure from human activities such as development and pollution. Now, sea-level rise and other climate changes due to global warming will create even greater challenges for our coasts.
We are facing an ecological crisis that could see wholesale loss of wildlife populations and profound changes in our outdoor way of life.
We can improve the ability of our coasts to withstand sea-level rise by:
The nation has more than 88,000 miles of tidal shoreline harboring vast areas of coastal wetlands and more than 100 estuaries where major rivers enter the sea. These habitats are transition zones between freshwater and saltwater, and among the most productive habitats on Earth.
The nation's largest estuary—Chesapeake Bay—exemplifies the economic and aesthetic values of estuaries, even though significantly degraded from its historic productivity. This estuary alone supports more than 3,600 species of plants, fish and animals.
Louisiana is home to about 40 percent of the nation's coastal wetlands, sheltering more than 120 plant species. Estuaries and coastal wetlands contain important nursery areas for many marine species and harbor large populations of wintering waterfowl, ospreys, bald eagles and a diversity of other wildlife.
Fishing, tourism and recreational boating associated with estuaries supports more than 28 million jobs in the U.S. In 2006, an estimated $491 million in fish and wildlife was extracted from Louisiana, with much of that dependent upon or from coastal wetlands. Chesapeake Bay waters alone produce some 500 million pounds of seafood for human consumption each year. Some 75 percent of commercial fisheries rely upon estuaries and coastal wetlands for habitat.
These areas improve water quality, provide flood control benefits, and dissipate storm surges, thereby helping to protect coastal areas. Important in rural economies, estuaries and coastal wetlands support both local subsistence needs and a strong recreational fishing industry.
Global warming has the potential to completely alter the structure and function of the nation's estuaries and coastal wetlands. Sea level rise threatens to inundate many coastal wetlands, with little room to move inland because of coastal development. Already sharply reduced in acreage, coastal freshwater wetlands are especially vulnerable to rising sea levels. In the next 100 years, taking into account the ongoing sinking of land in some coastal areas, net sea-level rise could exceed six feet.
Warmer water from global warming will alter the species composition and contribute to worsening dead zones and harmful algal blooms, increased incidence of marine diseases, and expansion of harmful invasive species.
Floods, droughts and other extreme weather events will alter water flows, leading to more polluted runoff and lower water quality. Stronger hurricanes and storms threaten to damage coastal wetlands, as demonstrated by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita which destroyed more than 100 square miles of Louisiana's coastal wetlands.
Extensive restoration of coastal wetlands has great potential to minimize the impacts on coastal communities of stronger hurricanes associated with global warming. This is because storm surges and hurricane strength are dissipated by coastal wetlands--a lesson learned too late in Louisiana.
Needed actions for restoration include diverting freshwater and sediment from the Mississippi and its distributaries, replanting marsh vegetation and closing channels that allow saltwater to flow into freshwater marshes.
Wherever coastal wetlands exist it will be necessary to account for sea level rise if commercial and recreational fisheries are to be retained at even near current values. This will require protection of current upland areas where coastal wetlands can develop as the sea level rises. It will also be necessary to improve storm water management to minimize exacerbated storm flows and keep stream temperatures down.
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The Ugandan military says it has killed a rebel fighter and captured another in its campaign against Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army rebels in the Central African Republic.
Ugandan army spokesman Col. Felix Kulayigye said Wednesday that Ugandan forces killed the rebel while hunting down Dominic Ongwen, a rebel general who answers directly to the elusive rebel leader Kony. Both men are wanted by the International Criminal Court.
Kulayigye said that Ugandan forces had instructions to "capture Dominic alive or dead." The rebel commander escaped unhurt in the raid on his camp Tuesday, he said.
The LRA continues to wreak havoc in the Central African Republic and the Congo. Last year the U.S. sent 100 special forces to help regional armies eliminate the LRA.


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LA PORTE, Texas - Police officers arrested two men who were suspected of burglarizing cars.
Shortly before 4 a.m. on Nov. 4, La Porte police officers went to the 2200 block of Meadowlark Lane after receiving a complaint of a motor vehicle burglary in progress.
Officers said they parked around the block from the incident in order to keep from scaring the suspects off.
Taylor Ellard, 21, was arrested as he attempted to flee the area, police said.
A second suspect, 22 year-old Lance Potts, initially ran away from the officers, but police said he was quickly apprehended while hiding in an open garage of a nearby home.
Both Ellard and Potts were charged with burglary of a motor vehicle. Potts received an enhanced felony charge based on a history of similar crimes.
La Porte officers involved in the arrest passed credit to the citizen who reported the original burglary. They said if the call had not come in so quickly, and if the citizen had not stayed on the phone with police dispatch for an extended period of time, Potts and Ellard would likely have escaped undetected.
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POPSTAR Antony Costa paid a flying visit to Bolton to aid the search for the town's next big star.
The celebrity and member of Blue, joined Britain's Got Talent finalist James Edgington and 'Lady Showbiz' Karen Walters, chief executive of Tiger Entertainment as they held auditions for aspiring singers at the Holiday Inn.
Ms Walters said she was disappointed just over a handful of wannabes came along to perform, but added they would be bringing the search to schools in the near future.
She said: "I'm looking to find the next big star in the north west.
"It was lovely to have Antony down to judge the acts – he was very nice and brought a wide background of experience to his judging."
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ALLEN PARK -- In the fifth round on Saturday, the Detroit Lions went for a punter when they drafted Sam Martin out of Appalachian State. He had made a pre-draft visit with the Lions.
"He's a guy he punts, he kicks, he holds, he's done PATs and kicked field goals. He's versatile,'' Lions general manager Martin Mayhew said.
Fifth round seems early to draft a punter, but it was late in the first round and Mayhew said he didn't want to wait until the sixth round.
As a punter he wasn't sure he would be drafted, so he came into draft weekend with no expectations although thought at the very least he'd sign as undrafted free agent right after the draft.
Martin's punting career has been limited. He kicked off and kicked field goals in his senior year of high school after he had committed to play soccer at Georgia State.
He grew enamored with football and attended Appalachian State. He competed his freshman year for a kicker position, but didn't make it so he redshirted. The punter was going to graduate so he moved in that direction.
"I started messing around the beginning of my redshirt freshman year,'' Martin said on a conference call. "A lot of guys my age have been doing it since their freshman year in high school, I picked it up pretty late. It took me a couple years to get comfortable and confident with doing it. I always had the strong leg but the consistency wasn't there.''
He was a first-team All-American as a senior averaging 45.9 yards per attempt. (41.5 yards net). Twenty-five of his 60 punts were downed inside the 20.
Last summer he started working with Dan Orner in Charlotte who has trained punters in the ACC and NFL.
The Lions traded their fifth-round pick (137th) to the Seattle Seahawks for pick later in fifth (165) which turned out to be Martin, and one in sixth (199).
Martin's day Tom played baseball at Eastern Michigan University. His Mom Debbie grew up in Union Lake.
The Lions signed free agent punter Blake Clingan to a three-year deal on March 5.
Earlier in the draft the Lions selected defensive end Ansah (BYU) in the first round, cornerback Darius Slay (Mississippi State) in the second round and offensive guard Larry Warford (Kentucky) in the third.
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40 CRPS patients will be recruited over a three-year period (target of 160 patients at all sites). Assessment of exclusion criteria will be undertaken during initial recruitment. Exclusion criteria are: <18 years; a second chronic pain syndrome that would interfere with pain rating; psychiatric comorbidity; pain in both hands or feet; pregnancy or breastfeeding; sympathectomy in the affected limb; use of topical medication; known sensitivity to alpha 1- adrenoceptor agonists or other contraindications. Patients will maintain their regular oral medications throughout the study period.
Assessment of sympathetically maintained pain (SMP) will require an intradermal dose of Phenylephrine to rekindle SMP and mechanical hyperalgesia. Clonidine will be used to control for affects of lgometer iction and may inhibit SMP by inhibiting the release of more norepinephrine from sympathetic nerve terminals. Skin biopsies will be obtained under sterile conditions from a site of mechanical or thermal hyperalgesia using a 3mm diameter skin biopsy punch under local anesthesia. Samples from a mirror image site on the contralateral body side will also be taken.
|Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
|Drug: phenylephrine and clonidine Other: punch biopsy
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|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
- expressed pain in patients with sensitivity following nerve trauma [ Time Frame: Day 1 ]Determine whether this neural expression is altered in the skin of a subgroup of patients whose pain is associated with increased adrenergic sensitivity after nerve trauma.
- expression of pain association with chronic inflammation in patients with sympathetically maintained pain [ Time Frame: Day 1 ]Determine whether heightened expression of cutaneous 1-adrenoceptors is associated with signs of chronic inflammation in patients with sympathetically maintained pain
- decrease in pain after topical adrenoceptor blockade. [ Time Frame: 2 weeks after blockade ]To determine whether pain decreases in this subgroup after topical 1-adrenoceptor blockade.
|Study Start Date:
|August 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2016
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: phenylephrine and clonidine
Subjects will be injected with phenylephrine and clonidine at affected and unaffected sites.
Drug: phenylephrine and clonidine
Subjects will be injected with phenylephrine and clonidine at both affected and unaffected sites.Other: punch biopsy
Other Name: After local anesthetic, subjects will receive punch biopsy (1/8"diameter and 1/8" deep) from both affected and unaffected sites.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- CRPS patients
Exclusion Criteria:
- <18 years
- a second chronic pain syndrome that would interfere with pain rating
- psychiatric comorbidity
- pain in both hands or feet
- pregnancy or breastfeeding
- sympathectomy in the affected limb
- use of topical medication
- known sensitivity to alpha 1- adrenoceptor agonists or other contraindications
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01813149
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|NCT01813149 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 12, 2013
|Last Updated:
|April 6, 2017
Keywords provided by The Cleveland Clinic:
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Complex Regional Pain Syndromes
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
Autonomic Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
Neuromuscular Diseases
Sensory System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antihypertensive Agents
Autonomic Agents
Adrenergic alpha-2 Receptor Agonists
Adrenergic alpha-Agonists
Adrenergic Agonists
Adrenergic Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Cardiotonic Agents
Vasoconstrictor Agents
Nasal Decongestants
Respiratory System Agents
Adrenergic alpha-1 Receptor Agonists
Protective Agents
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Once again, we've teamed up with California Olive Ranch and a slew of fabulous bloggers to bring you a month worth of tasty and healthy dishes to kick the New Year off right. With the help of 12 wonderful food bloggers, we're having a virtual potluck through January to inspire you in the kitchen with recipes using our whole grain products with California Olive Ranch olive oils for appetizers, sides, main dishes and desserts. If you've vowed to eat better for 2012, you are in for a real treat!
What is a virtual potluck?
The group of 12 bloggers post about a specific theme on a particular day. It's not a progressive dinner party or a planned menu. Each brings to the table what they're good at, within the parameters of the theme. It's a true potluck of posts.
And then, like party guests everywhere, the bloggers talk about the party in anticipation of what will be there (on Twitter, Facebook, or wherever we happen to hang out) and talk about it while the event is running.
Special thanks to the Groovy Foody for this nice explanation.
Who is participating?
Each of these bloggers has a special take on good food and what it means to them. We're so excited to be working with each of them and I simply cannot wait to see what they come up with.
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We challenged each blogger to pair our products (left) with California Olive Ranch oils (right) for each of these courses over the month of January. Some may branch off from this schedule, so don't be surprised to find different pairings or different types of dishes (the more the merrier, in my opinion!).
- Week 1: Appetizer – Just the Beginning…
Hard White Whole Wheat Flour – Arbequina Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Week 2: Supportive Side Dish
Grandé Whole Grains Blend – Miller's Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Week 3: The Main Event
Quinoa Grain – Arbosana Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Week 4: Ahhh….Dessert
Whole Wheat Pastry Flour – Everyday Fresh California Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Join the fun and watch our Facebook page to get links to all the great recipes.
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Each week, these bloggers will challenge you to find (and use) the code word posted in the contest tab labeled "Virtual Potluck" on the California Olive Ranch Facebook page. Each week, each blogger will pick a single winner to receive a pack of the featured products from Bob's Red Mill and California Olive Ranch. That's right- four weeks, 12 winners each week! That's like 48 chances to win! We'll share links to the blogs on our Facebook page so you know where to find them.
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The one thing we took away from the disappointing loss to the Craptors on this night was that the Pacemates were still hot, and we still liked watching THEM perform....Keep it up, ladies! For the ladies who aren't getting in very many frames, and to the ladies who are, it is all about positioning when you are dancing...A lot of frames end up with people or objects in the way. I try to post photos with clean backgrounds as much as possible, but from my spot in Section 225, Row 1, I am at the mercy of wherever you all are at during the routines! When you are performing facing away from my side of the arena, I don't shoot many shots because most of what I get would be your backs....Not that I'm complaining....I just don't think you want me to shoot those shots, let alone post them....I try to shoot evenly and capture plenty of group shots and individual shots. Bear with me, I will eventually get decent shots of each and every one of you wonderfully talented dancers!
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The District 279 Early Childhood Parent Advisory Council is hosting the first Arbor Dash 5K Fun Run/Walk and 1K Kids race Saturday, Sept. 28.
The Arbor Dash races will be at the Maple Grove Arboretum Park, 9400 Fernbrook Lane. The 1K will begin at 9 a.m. The 5Kwill begin at 9:30 a.m.
All 1K runners will receive a prize. In the 5K, prizes will go to the top three finishers overall, as well as the top three men and top three women in each age group. In addition to the races, there will be music, refreshments and awards.
Register by Friday, Sept. 20, to get a discounted registration price and a discounted T-shirt. Early registration prices are $20 for the 5K and $10 for the 1K. The family package costs $50 for 4-6 people.
Online registration ends Thursday, Sept. 26. Race day registrations will be accepted.
Race packet pickup will be 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, at Daily Dose Café and Espresso, 15517 Grove Circle N, Maple Grove, and 7:30-8:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, at the race site.
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I am already neutered, up to date with shots, and good with cats.
This kitty has had his initial vaccinations, de-worming, flea preventative, tested negative for FeLV/FIV, and been micro-chipped and altered (or will be micro-chipped and altered prior to adoption).
Adoption fee is 1/2 off for the second kitty adopted at same time. Adoption application, phone interview, home visit, and adoption fee required (+ PA Sales tax).
If you are interested in adopting a kitty(s), we ask that you complete an on-line adoption application to get the process started. To apply, simply go to www.furryfriendsnetwork.com / ADOPT tab / CAT Adoption Application. You will receive a welcome email once your application has been assigned to a volunteer processor (this should be within 72 hours of submitting an application). If you do not receive such an email, contact email@example.com. Once your application has been processed (this can take approx. 10-14 days), we will arrange contact with the foster to schedule a time to meet kitties you might be interested in. We are an all volunteer organization and appreciate your patience during this process.
Foster Homes are needed in order to help more animals like this one. Please consider opening your heart and home to a homeless animal. Check out our website on how to become a Foster Parent! Visit www.furryfriendsnetwork.com and look under VOLUNTEER. Furry Friends Network provides our foster homes with food, litter, crates/carriers as needed and miscellaneous other supplies as well as veterinary care.
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Episode 78: The Pocket
And we're back from the holiday break, and while there hasn't been much baseball news, there's still two hours of yammering. After going through your emails, featuring our new proven successful dating advice, we settle in for an hour or so of intense prospect talk, and then we're joined by multi-media superstar Jay Jaffe to talk about Hall of Fame voting and what lies ahead in the controversial 2013 class. Then we have the usual goofy stuff, including our longest What Are You Drinking segment ever, as Jason gets mad.
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I think the name you guys and Jay were struggling to come up with while discussing the hitter with proper credentials that everyone thinks is probably clean coming up on a HOF ballot shortly is Frank Thomas.
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The report doesn't identify what caused mesothelioma in the 58 miners. But it does gives health officials a bit more information about the possible source of exposure.
There were seven mining operations on the Iron Range that were active during the years when the miners were employed, according to Dr. Alan Bender, who helped compile the report. The department's new analysis shows that the sick workers had ties to six of the mines. "From a disease perspective if these diseases are conferred by mining experiences, there's nothing to indicate that there is a predilection of one area over another."
In other words the source of the cancer exposure in the workers seems to be present across the Iron Range.
There are two leading theories on what's causing higher mesothelioma rates in miners. Previous Health Department studies have suggested that commercial asbestos, found in some mining operations, could be to blame. Other researchers have speculated that fibers in taconite dust might cause the disease.
Bender says more studies are needed to pinpoint the source of exposure. In particular he says researchers hope to learn more about the specific jobs the miners held. That information is vital to understanding what has happened on the Range, Commissioner of Health Sanne Magnan says.
"What's the work experience that they have in comparison say to a group of miners that does not have mesothelioma? What would that tell us? What would that show us?"
The Health Department has partnered with the University of Minnesota to launch future studies of the miners. The arrangement was established earlier this year shortly after news reports revealed that the previous Commissioner of Health, Dianne Mandernach, had delayed the release of information about the mesothelioma cases in miners for a year.
The new information about the miners doesn't answer many of the public's questions. But Dean John Finnegan Jr.,of the U of M School of Public Health, commends the department for sharing it anyway.
"Once in a while you want to err on the side of openness. Given the very delicate politics surrounding this, you want to be able to provide people with as much information as we can."
University and Health Department researchers have put together proposals for three different studies that will look at work experiences in the mining industry, along with respiratory health among the workers and their overall causes of death compared to the rest of the population, Finnegan says. He estimates researchers will ask for $5.5 to $6 million in funding from the Legislature to be spent over five years.


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Nothing earth shattering happened, I didn't even talk to him.
He was at the Le Peep across from the Fashion Mall on 86th street. I was seated at the table next to him. He was there with his wife or girlfriend and there newborn baby and I think his parents, although I guess they could have been her parents. The baby couldn't have been more than 8 weeks old or so.
They were there before we arrived and at first I wasn't postitive it was him, although I immediately recognized him, and then started thinking maybe it wasn't him. Tried to listen in on the conversation, and soon it was clear it was him. Unfortunately I only heard little bits and pieces. he was facing away from me, so I couldn't hear him too well. Heard him say Granger a couple of times, but couldn't make out what he was saying about Danny. Sorry.
He seems very talkative, his wife/girlfriend is cute as his their daughter. The parents who I could hear better as they were facing me, seemed like normal parents, asking them normal questions, just wish I could have heard some of his answers.
See nothing earth shattering. Seemed like a very nice family - for whatever that is worth. DJ was dressed in sweats - they were navy blue, but didn't have any Pacers emblem.
And for the record, unlike Peck, I didn't follow him into the restroom.