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Improv comedy at Heritage
The Heritage Theatre will present a night of improvisational comedy on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m.
The Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company was founded by Amy Poehler, Matt Besser, Ian Roberts and Matt Walsh.
Tickets are $31 per person. For more information or to purchase tickets, call the Heritage Theatre at 408.866.2700 or visitci.campbell.ca.us/heritage theatre.
Cuba: A First-Timer's Journey
Stan and Tommi Elefant will speak about historic Havana and the people of Cuba on Feb. 18 from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. at the Campbell Library, 77 Harrison Ave.
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Chinese New Year Celebration
A Chinese New Year celebration will be held at the Orchard City Banquet Hall at the Campbell Community Center, 1 W. Campbell Ave on Feb. 19 from 12:30 until 2:30 p.m. Adults over the age of 50 are welcome. Tickets are $8 per person.
Attendees will see a lion and ribbon dance performance by the Orchard School Asian Cultural Dance Troupe. Lunch will be catered by the Panda Express.
Tickets go on sale at the Adult Center office, 1 W. Campbell Ave., room C-33 on Jan. 27. For more information, call the office at 408.866.2146.


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Coupons, Coupons, Coupons !!!
Just to tell you a little about my self , I took a coupon class at church. It got me hooked. I always thought Publix was too expensive for me and my family of four. But after learning that they took competitors coupons, and you can use a manufacturere's coupon together for the same item, the savings are great. Plus, the weekly Buy One Get One Free deals are great. This week I will be getting Bic Soleil Razors for free, and .15 cents for a box of Fiber One Pot Tarts. IT took me a while to stock pile my pantry, that way I can buy only what is on sale week after week. I like Kroger and they have good deals as well, but I always more than what I plan on. This is why it is good to stick to a list and your coupons. I take my box of coupons with me where ever I go, just in case. Publix always has specials that are not advertised. One big thing I have learned is even if I don't think I will use a coupon cut it out anyway. I can always give the item to my church or food pantry, especially if it doesn't cost me anything.
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Hard to tell what's going on here, exactly: there's the woman in pink, a blonde sitting a row behind and a security official at the Hawks-Magic game on Saturday night. Something happened that has the woman in pink on her feet and pointing an angry finger at the blonde. Then, the calm before the storm: everyone sits down, no pointing, no yelling. The security guard addresses the blonde now, and she and her beau eventually stand up to leave. But on their way out of the row, chaos. The woman in pink starts whaling on the blonde, the blonde whales back, and the cameraman starts hooting like a crazy person.
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DANIA BEACH, Fla., Oct. 16 (UPI) -- The owners of a retired Florida roller coaster touted as the state's tallest wooden coaster said they want a non-profit to take the ride or sell it for parts.
Allyson Goodwin, an attorney representing Dania Woody LLC, which owns the 100-foot-tall Dania Beach Hurricane at the Boomers of Greater Fort Lauderdale theme park, said the company decided to donate the coaster a few weeks ago when it discovered the parts would be worth more than the cost of breaking the ride down, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Tuesday.
Goodwin said the company is seeking a non-profit to either move the ride to a new location or break it down and sell the parts.
Goodwin said the coaster was in good working order and up to date on inspections when it closed due to financial difficulties in April 2011, but the company determined renovating it after not being used for more than a year would cost about $10 million.


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Issue No. 02 - March/April (2004 vol. 21)
pp: 26-33
Maya Daneva , Telus Mobility

Organizations implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have been increasingly adopting generic, off-the-shelf requirements engineering (RE) process models. Yet, little information exists about the challenges of making a generic RE model a life process. This article discusses why bringing an off-the-shelf process in isn?t a sufficient foundation. The author shares experiences acquired over the past five years of eliciting, modeling, and validating requirements in ERP projects and highlights typical issues and their solutions. Among the keys to success are planning RE model use in the client?s context and installing processes to support key RE activities.

Requirements Process, Process Models, Process Implementation and Change, Reuse Models
Maya Daneva, "ERP Requirements Engineering Practice: Lessons Learned", IEEE Software, vol. 21, no. , pp. 26-33, March/April 2004, doi:10.1109/MS.2004.1270758


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Affordable Care Act Patient Navigator Schedules Visits in Area
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BELMONT — Ms. Donna Toomey, Belknap County's Certified Patient Navigator, has announced her updated schedule of presentations on the Affordable Care Act. The public is invited to attend the session that is most convenient for them. On Thursday, January 9, between 11:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Ms. Toomey will be at the Belmont Senior Center.
On Tuesday, January 14, she will be at the Tilton Senior Center between 11:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and at the Franklin Public Library between 5:30 and 7 p.m.
She is scheduled for a presentation between 5:30 and 7 p.m. at the Meredith Public Library on Thursday, January 16. On Wednesday, January 22, she will be at the Andover Town Offices between 6 and 7:30 p.m. and on Thursday, January 23, she will have a presentation in the conference room of Health First in Laconia (22 Stafford St.) between 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Those who need help in enrolling in an Affordable Care Act insurance plan, may contact Ms. Toomey directly at 603-934-1464 extension 119, or Ms. Marian Gill at the Lake Region Partnership for Public Health's Service Link office at 603-528-6947, to set up an appointment.


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Radio host, attorney and law professor Hugh Hewitt spoke Friday about the ramifications of the California Supreme Court granting a law license to an illegal immigrant who graduated from law school and passed the state bar exam.
Speaking with TheBlaze TV's Andrew Wilkow in a web exclusive, Hewitt asserted that the state of California has essentially told residents that "we will allow people who didn't play by the rules to represent people who are going to depend upon the rule of law."
Wilkow added: "This seems very, very dangerous when the lawbreaker has the standing to practice the law."
Hewitt agreed, saying "the rule of law begins with the assumption that the judge … will expect you to fairly and completely state the law, even those cases which are injurious to your position."
Can you still be counted upon to do that "if you are yourself a lawbreaker?" Hewitt asked.
"I don't think the Supreme Court thought this through, and I will be interested if the United States Supreme Court doesn't find some way to take a look at that ruling itself," Hewitt concluded.
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I love the optical and build quality of my Tak 60, I really do, but **** do I hate the stupid focuser they put on it and all the fangled adapters that attach it to the scope. The focuser is a disaster in terms of being friendly to use as tightening and loosening is a battle that could be so easily avoided. Thinking about dropping some coin and tossing the Tak and going FT, if this is at all possible.
Gosh darned bleepen...
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Posted 18 August 2014 - 12:38 PM
Moonlite is very nice, for less. Not sure how well they fit up to a 60mm scope though.
Posted 18 August 2014 - 01:35 PM
Moonlite too maybe...have to check their site...
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It is possible. This guy did it: http://tinyurl.com/kraphdq
Posted 18 August 2014 - 02:17 PM
Moonlite has one...275. No brainer.
Posted 18 August 2014 - 03:14 PM
I changed to an FT on mine. The swap is easy to do and, for me, I would say it was worth it.
Posted 19 August 2014 - 05:08 AM
I too detest the FS60's piddly focuser with all of an inch travel and the guzzillion adapters needed. One FS60 I bought had a FT already installed, and it was pure heaven - 2" standard fittings, lots of drawtube travel, smooth (yet still wasn't a great weight holder). Definitely the way to go for the FS60.
I also HAD to add the Q module to my last one too, as the CA in the standard FS60 is unacceptable IMHO. With the Q unit, it is well controlled.
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Yeah, an inch of travel...what is with that??? I can't use many of my eyepieces because of that!
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Agreed. I found my FS-60 focuser to be pretty good, until (coincidentally) last night it developed a wobble. I just tightened the pinion this morning and all is back to where it was before but in doing so did reveal its almost primitive design which is a great shame really. The adapters (system charts), were a steep learning curve for me. My FS-60 came used to me as a badder equipped connectors for a guider. I managed to cobble together various astro connectors from what I have and have been absolutely delighted with its visual performamce. It my first Tak, and a remarkable performer but none the less I share your complaint. More in this regard was certainly expected for a premium instrument. By those optics:-)


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The Bridge of Putrajaya
This bridge one of the many architectural gems around Putrajaya. Of course, there is hardly any traffic in Putrajaya because it is boring, and they probably just could have made out fine with an old grumpy man, a barge, and one of those long poles to ferry people across the river.
I took a bunch of shots of these bridges and I could not decide which was the best, because they are all cool. But I decided to go with this symmetrical one first… probably meaning I am seeking some kind of structure in my recently chaotic life!


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HAVE you ever really thought about where honey comes from?
Have you ever wondered, "Could I become a beekeeper?"
If any of these questions have ever crossed your mind, a forthcoming event being hosted by the Institute of Northern Ireland Beekeepers could provide the answers.
A charitable organisation with a deep commitment to educating and informing the public about beekeeping, the Institute of Northern Ireland Beekeepers is running a beekeeping familiarisation day in the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre on Saturday 2nd February. Running between 09:30 and 15:00, the whole programme is aimed specifically at the growing number of people who are interested in beekeeping and the role this fascinating little insect has to play in our wider environment. Honeybees and other pollinating insects are under threat: the INIB Bee-Day presents an opportunity to learn how you can help preserve these important insects. The venue, The Lough Neagh Discovery Centre which is set right in the heart of the Oxford Island National Nature Reserve where, to compliment biodiversity and conservation work, some staff have become beekeepers and are developing an apiary. Everyone will have an opportunity to learn more about this work and about beekeeping. An interesting day is in store for all who attend.
A team of people, recently introduced to the craft, will provide first hand accounts of the pleasures of beekeeping. Experienced and knowledgeable beekeepers will talk about the life of the honeybee, the fascinating division of labour in the hive, swarming and wintering a colony of bees. Other topics will encompass threats to honeybees and their environment and also the queen honeybee, mother of all in the hive and whose qualities largely determine the success of the colony and ultimately, of all beekeeping activities. The speakers will provide information about the basic equipment needed to keep bees and the associated costs. Advice will even be provided on how aspiring beekeepers can obtain healthy, placid and industrious bees. One of the best ways to start beekeeping is with a nucleus colony, commonly called a "Nuc", and with the support of your local beekeeping association. The INIB will be providing everyone who attends with contact details for local beekeeping associations so that anyone who is interested can take the next steps to becoming a beekeeper.
Everyone who comes along will have the opportunity to talk with and question experienced beekeepers, so go along and find out if you could become a beekeeper in 2013. Tea and coffee will be provided on the day.
For further information and to register for the Bee-Day, please contact:
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Humans have been using pen and paper for thousands of years. Even nowadays, with all the advancements in electronic technologies, pen and paper arguably is still the most popular, versatile, convenient and ubiquitous means for us to record and pass information.
In many cases, paper-based workflow is still dominating in daily business. It is estimated that every year billions of dollars are spent in converting information in paper to electronic format. A method that can effortlessly marry paper-based inputs with cyberspace could be highly valuable to Intuit and our customers.
To answer the need, a few colleagues and I at TIG have been working on a project called QuickPen, which tries to integrate QuickBase with the Anoto digital pen technology. Looking like a regular pen, Anoto pen can digitize human writings when used with a paper printed with special watermarks. Powered with battery and equipped with data connectivities, the digital pen is extremely mobile. By cleverly using the watermarks printed in the paper, pen inputs can be captured with very high accuracy and reliability, which assures superb quality in post-processing (such as hand-writing recognition).
Though has been used in various applications (such as LiveScribe and Adapx), the digital pen technology is generally hard to work with because it requires a chain of sophisticated components that often need heavy expertise to construct and integrate. That's perhaps why all of the existing applications are highly customized and rigid. QuickPen is different! As far as we know of, this is the first system that can fully automate a generic form to be digital pen ready and provide it as a SaaS feature. With a single click, QuickBase users can start using digital pen with their forms, and QuickPen will take care of the entire process, including input capturing, data conversion, hand-writing recognition, data understanding and consolidation. Check out this video demonstration to see how easy it could be to an end user.
Today, QuickPen is still a lab prototype and TIG is working closely with the QuickBase team to explore its potentials. If you want to know more details about the project or have thoughts on how it can be utilized, please contact Gang Wang or visit Intuit Labs for more info.
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Back to Work
I've been sitting here looking at the screen and thinking what to write about. I've been coming back for days now. I've got writers block or bloggers block haha. Tonight I'm just going to talk to you all.
I've been on a bit of a low recently. Monkey has been teething, which means grumpy, sore baby and on top of that he's picked up a horrendous cold. I think we're over the worst now and on a plus, we have a rather impressive top set of teeth to show for it. In a way I'm glad we've had 4 come in at once, at least they are over and done with.
I've also come to the decision that its time to go back to work. I have loved these past 12 months at home with my baby boy and I am luckier than most to have had so much time with him. However, we need to start saving for his future and to be completely honest, I need a little bit of adult conversation during the day.
I wish I could go back to work part-time, however in the current economic climate, I would just be working to pay the child care bill and what's the point in that? We've found an amazing nursery, who my mum recommended and he'll hopefully be going there 4 days a week & my mum will have him for 1 day. I fully support the decision of both working and stay at home mums, both are equally as emotionally and physically challenging as each other.
I've come to the conclusion that parenting is tough. I want to be there to watch him grow and discover new things but I also want a proper home for him and to provide him with whatever he needs. Money most certainly isn't everything but it comes in very handy.
I also think that he will benefit socially from having time playing with other children, of course I'm not speaking from experience but I see the way he loves to play with the other children at Softplay and at the park. It's going to be a tough old journey at the beginning but once we settle into a routine, I'm sure we'll be just fine.
As I write this post I'm starting to feel like the weight is lifting a little. That is something I love about blogging. It's a way to relieve tension, to vent or to cherish the moments that you never want to forget and I love you all for talking the time to read it. Thank you.


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This is the BEST news we've heard since we found out the show was returning!
TVLine have confirmed that our favourite of Rory's boyfriends, Jess, played by Milo Ventimiglia, will return for the Netflix revival!
Taking to Twitter to confirm the news himself, Milo shared a photo of his script, saying, "What a great time to get back on set with some friends. #JessIsBack @warnerbrostv @netflix. MV."
Covering up which episode he'll be starring in, Milo is keeping us guessing about when he's going to show up in the four-part series!
Now that we know both he and Matt Czuchry, AKA Logan, are returning, it's all down to Jared Padalecki to let us know if we'll see Dean again - though if we're being honest, we're just happy that Jess is back!
Considering it was Logan who proposed to Rory at the end of season seven, we can't help but wonder if there'll be some kind of showdown between the boys for Rory's heart?!
Series creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino told TVLine that when Rory returns she is "single in the sense that she's not married. But she's dating like any young woman with that face would be."
While we know it's unlikely that Melissa McCarthy will return, Liza Weil confirmed she would be back as Paris Geller!
This takes our confirmed cast up to also include Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Kelly Bishop, Scott Patterson, Sean Gunn, Keiko Agena, and Yanic Truesdale.
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Hassle-free 3-Hour Discover Christchurch Tour
For a thorough introduction to what Christchurch offers, try Hassle-free's 3-hour Discover Christchurch Tour. In addition to the iconic sites featured on the one-hour tour, you'll visit the gardens at Mona Vale, the seaside suburb of Sumner and more.
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Hassle-free's 3-hour Discover Christchurch Tour kicks off in the heart of town, on-board an open top double decker bus.
Our friendly guides provide an informative and entertaining commentary.
Visit all the 'must see' central city sights including; Cathedral Square, New Regent Street, The Arts Centre and much more.
Once your central city tour is complete you then board a closed-top double decker bus and spend time exploring the outer suburbs of Christchurch. Visit the spectacular Mona Vale Gardens and then journey up the Port Hills for amazing views of the city, mountains and ocean. Next we take a scenic drive to the seaside village of Sumner. Relax and enjoy an ice-cream or walk along the beach before returning to the city.
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Hassle-free 3-Hour Discover Christchurch Tour, 296 Prestons Road, Christchurch, Christchurch - Canterbury, New Zealand.
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Hmm. I used the brew-in-mug method here again, with cooler water, and this tea began and ended very strong, although it was smoother in the middle. Oddly, the leaves never floated at all, but only unrolled slowly at the bottom of the mug. I was liking it in the middle, for the second steep and around the edges into the first and third steeps, but there's a bitter aftertaste lingering from the third steep.
Still, many thanks to Gingko for letting me try it! (I feel more than a little embarrassed to have forgot to actually, y'know, sample this for several weeks! All the excitement of the very first tea of the year — and then I let it go to the end of March.)


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Lakme Nine to Five Lipstick in Pink Latte Review
Hey Girls,
Hope all of you are enjoying this festive season with so many reasons around to celebrate. Today's review is about a lipstick from the Lakme Nine to Five range in the shade Pink Latte, number 29. This range has been around for a while and having read a few posts by Neha on IMBB about a few of these, it reminded me that I also had a lipstick from this range which is my absolute favorite for weddings and traditional outfits.
Rs. 350 approximately (I don't exactly remember the price, it has been a while since I got this).
It is a pretty plum maroon matte shade which would suit Indian skin tones very well.
Quite sturdy, the lipstick bullet is also sturdy enough, unlike the wobbly ELF lipstick bullets that I had reviewed earlier.
My Experience with Lakme Nine to Five Lipstick in Pink Latte:
Like I have always mentioned, mine is a medium skin tone and not all lipstick colors can flatter my skin tone, so I always have to be careful while choosing the colors. That being said, maroon is a color that would most of the time look good on any skin tone and for me, this has been the best maroon shade that I ever tried and I love wearing this to any wedding or whenever I decide to go desi with my attire as I know this would never fail me.
The lipstick definitely adds a nice elegance to my face; however, there is one thing I would want to mention. I feel this is a bit grainy when I glide it on to my lips. I don't know if it is with this range or if it is with this particular lipstick, but I really feel that this lipstick is soft yet more on the drying side. It is not the best moisturizing lipstick I would say, but then being a matte shade, I don't know how I should be judging it. A top coat of lip gloss solves all those problems. The staying power is pretty good though, stays on my lips for about 3-4 hours easily, saving me the need of re-application. But one thing of concern is that it is poorly pigmented being a dark shade, minimum of 3 glides is a must if you want full color on the lips.
Nevertheless, I just love this lipstick for the shade and for its staying power.
Pros of Lakme Nine to Five Lipstick in Pink Latte:
- Very suitable shade for Indian skin tones.
- Staying power is good.
- Affordable for a good maroon shade.
- Will suit any kind of traditional/desi outfit.
- Sturdy packaging.
Cons of Lakme Nine to Five Lipstick in Pink Latte:
- Feels grainy and not very pigmented.
- Feels very dry without a gloss over it.
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Would I Recommend Lakme Nine to Five Lipstick in Pink Latte?
Definitely, its a pretty shade.
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Delaware North's Dennis Szefel joins Roswell Park Board of Directors
BUFFALO, NY — Dennis Szefel, Chief Strategy Officer for Delaware North Companies, has joined the Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) Board of Directors. He was appointed to a three-year term on the board by Assemblyman Sheldon Silver, Speaker of the New York State Assembly, based on recommendations from the Western New York delegation to the New York State Legislature.
Delaware North is a global leader in hospitality and food service and one of the largest privately held companies in the world. A member of the Buffalo-based company's global leadership team, Szefel has been associated with Delaware North for more than 40 years. He was named to his current position in 2011 after being named chairman of the company's global business, and had served most recently as chief administrative officer.
Szefel was awarded Delaware North's highest honor, the Chairman's Award of Excellence, in 2005. He sits on the boards of U.S. Travel, St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute and St. Gregory the Great, and serves as Vice Chairman of the board for Buffalo Hearing and Speech.
Along with his wife, Theresa, he is co-founder of The Dennis Szefel Memorial Golf Tournament benefiting the Roswell Park Alliance Foundation. Named in honor of the Szefels' late son, Dennis Szefel Jr., who passed away from leukemia in 1999, the tournament has raised significant funds toward leukemia-related research and initiatives at RPCI.
"It is truly an honor to be appointed to the Board of one of the premier cancer institutes in the country and a catalyst for Buffalo's continued renaissance," Szefel said.
Szefel received a bachelor's degree in liberal arts from Canisius College and is a graduate of Harvard Business School's Program in Management Development.
The mission of Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) is to understand, prevent and cure cancer. RPCI, founded in 1898, was one of the first cancer centers in the country to be named a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center and remains the only facility with this designation in Upstate New York. The Institute is a member of the prestigious National Comprehensive Cancer Network, an alliance of the nation's leading cancer centers; maintains affiliate sites; and is a partner in national and international collaborative programs. For more information, visit RPCI's website at http://www.roswellpark.org, call 1-877-ASK-RPCI (1-877-275-7724) or email email@example.com.
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One of the most distressing side effects of chemotherapy is hair loss (alopecia). For many of us, our hair is part of our image, the way the public sees us when we step outside. Understanding the reasons for hair loss, and ways to cope emotionally and physically with hair loss ahead of time may ease some of this distress on your journey through chemotherapy.

Why Does Chemotherapy Cause Hair Loss?

Chemotherapy drugs are designed to kill rapidly growing cells. Some cells, such as those in our hair follicles, divide rapidly and are affected by chemotherapy as well. Hair loss does not occur with all chemotherapy medications and people may have different responses, even with the same medications. You may experience complete hair loss, hair thinning, or may not notice any hair loss at all.

When Does Hair Loss Occur?

Hair loss often begins 10 to 14 days after starting chemotherapy. Your hair may thin gradually, or fall out rapidly in clumps. Many people are surprised that hair loss is frequently not limited to the hair on your head, but can affect eyebrows, eyelashes, body hair, and even pubic hair. Hair loss is usually not permanent, and begins to regrow 4 to 6 weeks after completing chemotherapy. Your hair may come back in a different color or texture than before chemotherapy.

Can I Prevent Hair Loss With Chemotherapy?

Several techniques have been tried with varied success to limit hair loss during chemotherapy. "Scalp cooling" is one of these methods, and involves applying cool compresses to the head while chemotherapy is being given. The theory behind this is to contract blood vessels near the scalp so that the medication does not reach hair follicles. Since medications do not reach the scalp, there is a risk that they will not reach cancer cells that have spread to this area, and the procedure can also be quite cold and uncomfortable. Many people have tried scalp massage to increase blood flow to the hair follicles. While this probably has little role in preventing hair loss, it can be a loving and soothing act of kindness from a helpless feeling loved one.

Can I Prevent Hair Loss From Chemotherapy?

Coping Physically

Both during chemotherapy and as hair begins to grow again after treatment, caring for your hair may delay hair loss and facilitate regrowth. If you have long hair, you may want to consider a shorter style. Short hair looks fuller, places less weight on the roots (which may help hair last longer), and may ease the transition to total hair loss. Many people choose to shave their heads when their hair begins to fall out in clumps. Doing so may help prevent furry sheets and clogged drains, and head covers or wigs may fit better. It is can also be helpful to shop for wigs or other head covers before you lose your hair. Other tips for caring for your hair before and after treatment include:

Use a mild shampoo, such as baby shampoo, to wash your hair

Brush your hair gently with a soft baby brush or wide-toothed comb

Try to limit washing your hair to a few times per week

Avoid ponytails, braids, and hair accessories that pull on your hair

Limit the use of hair dryers, and use a low heat setting when you need to use a dryer

Avoid hair dyes and permanents

Use a satin pillowcase

Remember to protect your scalp from the sun with coverings and/or sunscreen

Coping Emotionally

Losing your hair can create emotions ranging from anger to depression. Some people feel very self-conscious going out in public, and others are concerned that their appearance will affect their relationships with loved ones. Talking openly with your loved ones ahead of time, and seeking emotional support from a support group or counselor may help you cope with these feelings and get the support you need and deserve. Methods that have been helpful for some people include:

Diverting attention away from your hair - Accenting your other features such as your face can draw attention away from your hair. Consider a facial or new makeup. Wearing jewelry, such as a necklace, or treating yourself to a new outfit with bright colors can also draw the focus away from your hair.

Humor - Adding a bit of humor can sometimes ease the transition to complete hair loss. From partial shaving to create a temporary Mohawk, to borrowing temporary tattoos from a child to apply to your scalp, some people have eased this transition with humor. Reading books, such as "Smilies are Naturally Bald" can sometimes bring out laughter, while at the same time realizing you are not alone.

Visualization. Some people have found it helpful to look at hair loss as a positive sign. "If the chemo is killing off those hair follicles, it must be hitting my cancer cells as well." Consider visualizing your chemotherapy shedding your cancer cells as it results in the shedding of your hair.

Covering Your Head After Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Loss

The best time to shop for head covers is before you start to lose your hair. Everyone experiences hair loss differently, and several options are available to meet your personal needs. Check with your cancer center or local community to see what resources are available.

Head Covers for Hair Loss - Wigs, Scarves, and More

Preparing for Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Loss

Sources:

American Cancer Society. Hair Loss. Updated 06/08/15. http://www.cancer.org/treatment/treatmentsandsideeffects/physicalsideeffects/dealingwithsymptomsathome/caring-for-the-patient-with-cancer-at-home-hair-loss


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A year has passed since William Schroeder awoke in Louisville to the sounds of an artificial heart thumping away in his chest. The promise of that day has almost vanished. All but gone is the man who impressed the world with his spunk--teasing his doctors just days after surgery, asking for beer, talking forthrightly with President Reagan by phone and bullishly announcing to the world, "I feel like I've got ten years left." Three strokes, one suffered in mid-November, have left the once irrepressible Schroeder feeble, barely able to speak, weepy and depressed. His fondest hope--to return to his home in...
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Fox & Blue Sky Animation Taking on Charlie Brown & 'Peanuts' Gang
by Ethan Anderton
October 9, 2012
"Good grief." Apparently enjoying classic Peanuts cartoons around the holiday isn't good enough for 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Animation as Deadline reports the studio and their Ice Age animation house are taking Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the whole gang to the big screen for a new animated film franchise. And wouldn't you know it, the film will arrive on November 25th, 2015, just in time to capitalize on the 65th anniversary of Charles M. Schulz's classic comic strip. It also happens to mark the 50th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas, largely considered to be the favorite Peanuts holiday TV special. More below!
At least now we have an excuse to post one of my favorite "Saturday Night Live" sketches:
Horton Hears a Who! director Steve Martino, fresh off directing Ice Age: Continental Drift, will be at the helm with the script coming from Schulz's son and grandson Craig Schulz and Bryan Schulz, the latter of which will also be working with his writing partner Cornelius Uliano to adapt the comic strip. The trio of writers will also be producing the film. It's no surprise to see why Fox wants to bring the comic strip to the big screen as it was read by 355 million people in 75 countries. My concern isn't the idea of bringing Peanuts to the big screen, but rather how it's being done.
Craig Schulz says, ""We have been working on this project for years. We finally felt the time was right and the technology is where we need it to be to create this film." That makes me think that this will not be the traditional 2D animation we've come to expect from Charlie Brown's misadventures, and we'll get a computer animated feature in the same vein as Martino's aforementioned work. Frankly, taking the characters out of that medium sounds a bit blasphemous and I can't imagine fans are going to be too pleased with that move. Hopefully with the Schulz boys on this project it doesn't just feel like a studio cashing in on a big brand name to rake in box office cash. Stay tuned.
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Chicago (AFP) April 15, 2011
At least nine people, including three young children, were killed as a powerful storm whipped up tornadoes across the central United States, officials said Friday.
The storm toppled trees and power lines, tore roofs off houses, and scattered tractor-trailers across highways.
Two-dozen tornadoes were reported in Mississippi and Alabama on Friday, a day after 15 twisters struck in Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, the National Weather Service said.
Many of the deaths were in rural areas of Arkansas and most of the damage was caused by falling trees.
But the storm was powerful enough to lift a double-wide trailer into the air and toss it about 70 feet (21 meters), killing a 65-year-old woman and critically injuring a 70-year-old man inside.
"Three of the seven victims were seven years of age or younger," said Tommy Jackson, spokesman for the Arkansas department of emergency management.
"It's quite sad."
A mother and her 7-year-old child were killed when a tree fell on their house in the city of Little Rock and a father and his infant son were killed when a tree fell on their mobile home in Garland County, Jackson said.
A 6-year-old child was killed when a tree fell on a house in White County and a man was killed when a tree fell on his trailer in Pulasky County.
Two other people were killed in Oklahoma when a major twister tore through Atoka County.
"It's pretty extensive," said Laura Taylor of the county sheriff's office. "There are several houses destroyed. The school is pretty much leveled and there's two confirmed dead."
Meanwhile, the state of North Dakota continued to struggle to contain near-record flooding of the Red River.
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- For other versions of Krokorok belonging to Clay, see Clay's Krokorok.
This Krokorok is a ground/dark-type Pokémon owned by Clay.
Krokorok was used in Clay's battle against Ash Ketchum's Oshawott. Oshawott started with Aqua Jet, but missed, since Krokorok dug in the ground. Krokorok emerged out and started a Sandstorm, which caused Oshawott's sight to be lowered. Krokorok bit Oshawott, who failed to hit Krokorok with Razor Shell (due to the sand getting to Oshawott's eyes) and was hit by Krokorok's Stone Edge. Oshawott used Water Gun above the field, canceling Sandstorm. Krokorok attempted to dig, but Clay's strategy was countered by Oshawott, who used Water Gun in the hole. With Razor Shell and Aqua Jet, Krokorok was defeated by Oshawott.[1]
Known moves
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Just a reminder to send in any movie related question or problem you have for the brand new Ask The LAMB feature! I'm accepting questions until Friday the 13th. Send in your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com!
If you don't remember what I'm talking about, read the first edition here!
Andrew here, I've extended the day for submissions for LAMB Casting On the Waterfront until Wednesday. So send me your ideas for recasting the quintet of main actors at dangerous.liaison231(@)yahoo.com.
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Andrew here, you've got until Saturday to send me your choices for this month's episode of LAMB Casting. We're focusing on Woody Allen's female centric Interiors, one of his lesser known pieces but one which offers some great re-casting potentials. I've included brief details about the characters to be cast to give you some help…
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Environmental activists united under the Bali Working Committee for Environmental Advocacy (Kekal-Bali) are supporting the revocation of an exploration permit of the popular "Aqua" bottle water brand (PT Tirta Investama) in the village of Peladung in the Karangasem Regency of Bali.
The exploration permit issued by the Regent of Karangasem has caused unrest among local citizen who were concerned that drilling for mineral water would affect the irrigation systems used by area farmers.
Farmers had also been vocal in declaring their concern that the exploration might deplete four local water sources at Ababi, Tauka, Tirta Gangga and Yeh Ketupat. The four water sources are seen as of central importance to the continued existence of local communities.
Quoted by Kompas.com, a leading Bali environmentalist, Wayan "Gendo" Suardana, told the press on Monday, January 14, 2013, "We reject all forms of privatization of water, because water is essential to many and its distribution must be kept away from private industry."
Kekal called on the Regent of Karangasem to honor the decision of the people of the village of Peladung who have firmly rejected the exploration for mineral water by Aqua or the building of an exploration facility by that company in their community.
Gendo called upon the Regent to urgently accede to the aspirations of the village of Peladung and revoke the exploration permit given to PT Tirta Investmama and not grant permission for the privatization of water resources to any private party.
Subsequently, the Bali Post reports that the vice-regent of Karangasem, Made Sukerana, accompanied by the regional secretary, Ir. Gde Adnya Mulyadi, announced on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, that the exploration permits and drilling at Bungbun, Padangkerta would be suspended.
This would effectively end the permits issued by the regent of Karangasem, Wayan Geredeg to PT Tirta Investama (Aqua) in 2012.
Regency officials were quick to explain that the permit given to the bottle water company was only to drill for water samples and were no automatic guarantee that an exploitation certificate would eventually be issued by regional authorities.
Bali Post reports that drilling has ceased at the location where a 30-centimeter test bore of unknown depth is all that remains of the project.


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Okay, so this "news" has been making the rounds since early this week, and pretty much anyone with a blog has written about it and cracked all the jokes they can muster, so why am I bothering? Well, I'm kind of like a sheep, and if everyone's doing it, I feel the need to do it, too. Just kidding. Why post on an old news story about some Turkish town called Batman suing the character Batman? Um, which part of that last sentence didn't you understand? There is actually a Turkish town called Batman that is suing Batman for unlawfully using their town's name! I mean, come on, that alone is worth the price of admission! Am I right?
Now I know what you're thinking: the mayor of this particular Turkish town (that means it's in, you know, Turkey) has to be kidding, right? He's just trying to get a little publicity, since his mayoral election is probably coming up. (Well, they do elect mayors in Turkey, don't they?) That's what I thought, too, but nope. It's all real. I think.
Here's the whole, silly story from Variety:
Huseyin Kalkan, the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party mayor of Batman, has accused "The Dark Knight" producers of using the city's name without permission.
"There is only one Batman in the world," Kalkan said. "The American producers used the name of our city without informing us."
No one from the town of Batman has explained why it took so many years to take legal action. Batman first appeared as a comicbook character in 1939 and the "Batman" TV series started in 1966. Tim Burton's first bigscreen rendition for Warner Bros. came out in 1989. Undoubtedly the fact that "Dark Knight" is about to pass the $1 billion mark at the B.O. played a part in stirring the ire of the Turkish hamlet.
The mayor is prepping a series of charges against Nolan and Warner Bros., which owns the right to the Batman character, including placing the blame for a number of unsolved murders and a high female suicide rate on the psychological impact that the film's success has had on the city's inhabitants.
Former natives of Batman are also said to have encountered obstacles when attempting to register their businesses abroad.
Warner Bros.' reaction to all this? Basically, "Eh, whatever. Bring it on, Turkish mayor douche!" Or something to that affect.
I mean, come on, you can't make this stuff up, folks. I see a movie set in the town of Batman in the near future…
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Recently, several movies have shown unauthorized disclaimers [3] at the end of the credits stating that no animals were harmed in the making of the film. Only the American Humane Association [4] has the authority to grant this disclaimer to a film, and that's after careful monitoring and inspection of the set and the animal actors involved in the film's production. Some films have posted this disclaimer despite the fact that American Humane has not granted them permission. Their sets have not been checked to assure that the animals were not harmed.
When films post this disclaimer at the end of their film without proper authorization, they are violating the public's trust. The well-being of animals, including dogs, who appear in films matters to audiences. When people cannot be confident that animals' welfare has been looked after, it's unfair to those animals and is also a slight to producers who do legitimately deserve to have the disclaimer appear at the end of their films.
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I have just acquired a bass clarinet, because the horn is 25 yeas of age, has a few leaks and smells a bit musty I would like to have it overhauled so, I proceeded to enquire at several places and I discovered even wilder variation of the asking prices for an that you can find with Saxophones overhaul.
I have limited my search in an area 100 km from where I live and prices vary incredibly. An overhaul (whatever that means....... ) goes from a Minimum of 300 to a maximum of 1000 (someone also mentioned a price of 1500 as a possibility!).
Let alone that some people do it in a week and some others take up to 3 months!
Also the amount of labour hours mentioned vary wildly.
So it is obvious that:
1) not everyone means the same thing when it comes to the term overhaul( and that happens with saxophones too)
2) some people value they labour at 3 or 4 times the price that other charge.
Besides, yes, like for almost anything else done by an artisan, word of mouth is the only thing that can be used to evaluate one repairer against another but there is no objective comparative method.


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When Are Short-Sleeved Collared Shirts Appropriate? Are Button-Fronts Better than Polos?
Is it appropriate to replace a long-sleeved dress shirt with a collared shirt-sleeved shirt in the summer? Is a polo shirt better, or one with a full button front? If you're not wearing a tie, can you undo the top regular (not collar) button?


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The Most Serious Virus Around... Please Forward
A virus is going around called 'housework'. If you feel a need to start housework, stop immediately.
This virus wipes out your social life and 'me time'.
If you should come in contact with housework go straight to the nearest store and buy the only know antidote which is called 'chocolate'.
Please forward this warning immediately to at least 6 friends.. If you realize you do not have 6 friends you are already infected.


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style="MARGIN: auto 0in">If you want to simulate the feeling of listening to this album, just jam a Flickerstick CD into your stereo and play it while simultaneously listening to a Keane song on your iPod and reading a blog on a Coldplay fan site.
The album's single, "A Clean Shot," is clean indeed, with no grit or toil to speak of' a sterile number led by singer Jeremy Edwardson's impossibly smooth and produced vocals. "A Thousand Winters Melting" develops melodically with interjecting pianos, percolating drums and The-Edge-from-U2-styled guitars that ring infinitely through a sweeping arena chorus.
Appealing electronic programming underscores several songs on the album, but does little to add variety, instead infusing sterility. "With Arrows, with Poise" has poise, but proves this tastefully bland band probably isn't actually poised.
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This is a small part of my nutrition segment on Bahrain TV a few months ago.
For all my Arabic viewers, have a look!
Shine from the Inside Out
I can't claim that I have a magic potion for beautiful skin and hair, but I have seen so many people using creams and shampoos that promise the world, forgetting that the health of your skin and hair starts from the inside.
I wouldn't go as far as saying these creams are useless, but you should definitely consider their natural counterparts.
First things first, let's consider some good old common sense. Slapping on creams and oils for hair and skin problems is like mopping a puddle on the floor without inspecting the running tap that's causing it.
I have had many clients who come in expecting me to give them specific suggestions to improve their skin and hair and be surprised that I don't have it.
"When your body is happy on the inside, it will start to show on the outside" I would tell them.
Let me give you some examples: the skin is a huge excretory organ. When your body is congested and toxic on the inside, it will use the skin to help it in excreting unwanted stuff. That's why many people end up with acne, for example, when they have a hormone imbalance or when they are exposed to lots of toxins.
By the same token, the body often dumps a lot of toxic metals in the hair as protection. It will not allow these toxins to come into contact with vital organs, so it will use the hair as a dumping ground. The accumulation of toxins in the hair could eventually cause hair loss and bad hair health. Contrary to what we believe, hair is least priority when it comes to survival, so your body will favour more important organs when your health is suffering.
Have you ever gotten carried away with eating sugar and then woken up with a huge spot on your face? That's your body's way of dealing with the surge in sugar. In fact, acne is often referred to as diabetes of the skin. So if that can happen, then it makes perfect sense to say that everything else that we eat will also be affecting our skin somehow.
So if you go to the doctor with a skin problem, wouldn't it make more sense to suggest diet changes before resorting to medication? I have seen too many people take medication for skin rashes and acne without changing the diet. In fact, I have gone through that myself many years ago, when no one told me that my acne was related to my diet and I ended up taking dangerous antibiotics instead.
If you have a skin or hair problem, you should first look at your diet.
Digestion is the key to good health. If you are constipated, you will be more prone to acne. Dehydration also aggravates any skin problem, so drink lots of water and avoid dehydrating habits such as salty foods and caffeine.
Some specific nutrients are also crucial for skin and hair. One example is iron. Iron deficiency has been connected to hair loss. But before you rush to take iron, remember that it's best to check your iron levels first as overdosing on iron is possible. Also, if you decide to supplement, make sure you start by taking iron from natural foods such as leafy green vegetables. Also, iron supplements are best taken from a vegetable source rather than over-the-counter iron supplements which are not as well absorbed into the body.
Another example is zinc. Zinc is a mineral that is needed for skin health. This is the mineral that is usually missing when teenagers get acne. Check your finger nails for white zinc spots that can indicate a zinc deficiency. And eat more zinc-rich foods such as seafood, and raw nuts and seeds (especially pumpkin seeds).
The balance of hormones is also crucial for the health of the skin and hair. That's why our skin and hair shift every time we go through a hormonal stage: e.g puberty, pregnancy, menopause, etc. Acne and hair loss are very often related to an underlying hormonal problem. So make sure to check that as well.
Last month I saw a client who was complaining of the blemishes on her face. And she was also unhappy with her hair quality and hair loss.
After analyzing her diet and making various changes to it, here is what I suggested to her in terms of external help:
First of all, I asked her to remove all the toxic products from her toiletries. I suggested natural shampoos, natural hair dyes, and natural moisturizing creams. Why? Because you're feeding your skin and hair just like you feed your body, and you should aim to keep that as chemical-free as possible.
Then I suggested she uses sesame oil on her skin to moisturize it. Sesame oil can be used on the face at night or on the whole body before a bath. It works really well at keeping the skin moist and rejuvenated.
For blemishes, I suggested using a generous application of pure Aloe Vera Gel externally. This helps heal any current blemishes or scars. Putting a small amount of tea tree oil on a cotton bud can also help zap any unwanted spots. I also suggested natural vitamin E cream as a daily moisturizer.


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Scott Russell took his Screamin' Chief logo to the top of the world in 1993…and now it's back. You may have spotted riders like Danny Eslick sporting the Russell signature Arai helmet in AMA competition and now the entire line of Screamin' Chief licensed products are available at scottrussellracing.com.
Scottrussellracing.com highlights this racer's incredible career. Many fans new to motorcycling only know Russell as the SBK world champion and five-time Daytona 200 winner, but look a little deeper and you see a Suzuka Eight-Hour win, AMA Superbike championship and AMA Superstock championship, including the first rider to go undefeated in an AMA season. Throw in a MotoGP Rookie of the Year award and it's fair to say that Scott Russell's racing resume stands as one of the most impressive in American history.
Find out more about SR, what he's been up to, see his entire Screamin' helmet line over the years, upload your favorite fan photo for the world to see and much more. The all-new website is the one-stop source for all Russell fans and the variety of Screamin' Chief licensed gear extends to hoodies, hats, beanies, sticker, socks and shirts. You can find the Russell Arai helmets link there too.
Russell's forced retirement (medical retirement after being struck on the starting line at Daytona) ended with a bang. The Georgia native spends AMA weekends in the Speed Channel booth as the color commentator, and is the full-time Guest Instructor for the Yamaha Champions Riding School.
"This sport has been so good to me," the Champ told us. "With the Yamaha school, I feel like I can give back something, help riders improve. I try to bring my insight to the Speed coverage too, hopefully interest more people in this incredible sport."
Screamin' Chief fans: www.scottrussellracing.com


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August 2017
Senior Biomedical Research Service Scientist
Senior Investigator
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
National Institutes of Health
Epidemiology Branch
Division of Intramural Population Health Research
6100 Executive Boulevard, Room 7B03
Bethesda, Maryland 20892
Voice: (301) 496-5394
E-mail: email@example.com
University of Pennsylvania: 1965-1969
Degree: Bachelor of Arts, with Distinction, 1969
Major: History - Pre Med
New York Medical College: 1969-1973
Degree: Doctor of Medicine, 1973
University of Pennsylvania: 1978-1979
Degree: Master of Science, 1979
Course: Epidemiology
Chief, Pediatric Epidemiology Section
Epidemiology Branch
Division of Epidemiology, Statistics, and Prevention Research
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
1990-2006 (sections eliminated in restructuring, 2006)
Senior Investigator (Research Medical Officer, GS-13, GS-14 and GS-15)
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
National Institutes of Health
Medical Staff Fellow
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
National Institutes of Health
Pediatric Resident, The New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical Center, 1973-1975
Fellow in Ambulatory Pediatrics, Children's
Hospital of Philadelphia, 1975-1976
Fellow in Endocrinology, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 1976-1979
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar
University of Pennsylvania, 1976-1979
Fellow: Department of Pediatrics
Cornell University School of Medicine, 1974-1975
Post-Doctoral Fellow: Department of Research Medicine
University of Pennsylvania, 1976-1979
Attending Pediatric Endocrinologist: Clinical Center
National Institutes of Health 1979-1995
Attending Pediatrician: Clinical Center
National Institutes of Health 1981-1984
Lecturer: Department of Epidemiology
The Johns Hopkins University, 1982-1985
Associate: Department of Epidemiology
The Johns Hopkins University, 1985-present
Consultant Pediatric Endocrinologist: National Naval Medical Center 1985-2005
Diplomate: National Board of Medical Examiners, 1974
Specialty Certification: American Board of Pediatrics, 1978
Sub-Specialty Certification: American Board of Pediatrics, Pediatric
Endocrinology Sub-Board, 1980
Licensure: New York, Pennsylvania
American Epidemiological Society
American Pediatric Society
Pediatric Endocrine Society
Society for Pediatric Research
American College of Epidemiology
Teratology Society
Research Assistant, Laboratory of Human Genetics, New York Medical College, 1970-1971
Fellow in Tropical Medicine, International Center for Medical Research and Training, National Institutes of Health, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1972
Graduate Student in Health Care Administration, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 1976-1977
Pediatrician, Medical Associates, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 1977-1979
Consultant Endocrinologist, Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation and Paul D. Stolley, M.D. Study of Estrogen Effects in Oral Contraceptive Workers, 1978-1979
New England Journal of Medicine (frequent reviewer)
The Lancet
American Journal of Epidemiology
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American Journal of Medical Genetics
Birth Defects Research-A
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology
Others- this is not something I systematically record
Reviewer, Center For Inherited Disease Research, Gene Environment and Health Initiative Study, Technical Advisory Group, Bethesda, MD, October, 2007.
March of Dimes Research Advisory Committee A. Grant reviewer. February 2013.
March of Dimes Gene Discovery and Translational Grants Advisory Committee. Grant reviewer. February 2014.
March of Dimes Gene Discovery and Translational Grants Advisory Committee. Grant reviewer. February 2015.
Symposium Chair and Organizer, Public Affairs Committee Symposium – Birth Defects and Other Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Due to Obesity. Teratology Society, Vancouver, BC. June 2004.
Invited Speaker, Congenital Malformations. ART Children's Health: A Systematic Review. Workshop. American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Philadelphia, PA. October 2004.
Planning Committee, Teratology Society Annual Meeting, Monterey, CA. June 2008.
Planning Committee, Teratology Society Annual Meeting, Rio Mar, PR, June 2009
Planning Committee, NHANES Monitoring of Biomarkers of Folate and Vitamin B12 Status, 2009-2010
Organizer, Symposium: Vitamin B12 Deficiency and Neural Tube Defects. Teratology Society, Louisville, KY, June 2010.
Member, Second Structural Birth Defects Meeting, NICHD, Bethesda, December 2002.
Invited Expert, US Food and Drug Administration Pregnancy Labeling Subcommittee Meeting on Pregnancy Registries, Rockville, MD, February 2000
Participant/ Invited Speaker, Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health Drugs, Food and Drug Administration- Adding folic acid to oral contraceptives, December, 2003.
Advisor, US Food and Drug Administration. Division of Reproductive and Urologic Products. Silver Spring, MD, March, 2006.
Deputy Director for Intramural Research Representative, BSC review, Radiation Oncology Branch, NCI 2010
Public Affairs Committee. Teratology Society 2010-2013
NICHD Member and Executive Secretary. Data Safety Monitoring Board, CHEF Study. 2010-2014
Expert Reviewer. Technical Assistance Package—CDC to FDA. Corn Masa Flour Fortification.
Judge for the Marcy Speer Pre and Post Doctoral Research Awards. 7th International Conference on Neural Tube Defects, Nov. 2011.
Membership Committee. Teratology Society 2012-2014.
Biomarkers of Nutrition for Development (BOND) Folate Expert Panel Member. 2012-2014.
March of Dimes Consultant. Stillbirths 37 to 39 Weeks. December 2012.
Teratology Society. Mentor "Ambassador Program". June 2014
Presidential Nominating Committee. American Epidemiological Society. March 2015
Expert Committee Member, Identifying Research Needs for Assessing Safe use of High Intakes of Folic Acid. National Toxicology Program/Office of Dietary Supplements. May 2015.
Scholarship Oversight Committee, Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowship Program, NICHD, NIH. 2014-present
Vaccines and Medications in Pregnancy Surveillance Systems, American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, Advisory Committee Member, 2010-present
Science Committee, Teratology Society 2015- present
Invited Speaker, Slone Memorial Lecture, Slone Epidemiology Unit, Boston University, Boston, MA. April 2000
Faculty Member, Harvard Medical School Continuing Education Course on Human Teratogens, Boston, MA. April 2000.
Invited Speaker, Medical Grand Rounds, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. Sept. 2000.
Invited Speaker, Plenary Session, Congress of Genetics and Molecular Medicine of Mexico, Monterrey, Mexico, Oct. 2000.
Expert Panel Member, Expert Panel on Periconceptional Folic Acid Use to Prevent Congenital Malformations, Budapest, Hungary. April 2001. Invited Speaker, Slone Memorial Lecture, Slone Epidemiology Unit, Boston University, Boston, MA. April 2000
Faculty Member, Harvard Medical School Continuing Education Course on Human Teratogens, Boston, MA. April 2000.
Invited Speaker, Medical Grand Rounds, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. Sept. 2000.
Invited Speaker, Plenary Session, Congress of Genetics and Molecular Medicine of Mexico, Monterrey, Mexico, Oct. 2000.
Expert Panel Member, Expert Panel on Periconceptional Folic Acid Use to Prevent Congenital Malformations, Budapest, Hungary. April 2001.
Plenary Session Speaker, Charting the Course, Birth Defects, Developmental Disabilities, and Disability and Health. CDC, Atlanta, September, 2002.
Guest speaker, Clinical Nutrition Research Center, University of Alabama, Birmingham, November,2002.
Invited Speaker, Folic Acid-Beyond the Prevention of Neural Tube Defects. American College of Preventive Medicine, Orlando, FL. February 2004.
Invited Speaker, Current Topics in Neonatal/Infant Nutrition and Metabolism V. Methionine, Methylation and Epigenetics. Houston, TX. January 2005.
Invited Speaker, The Intrauterine Environment: Long-term Consequences of Obesity and Metabolic Disease Conference. Maternal Obesity and Birth Defects. Bethesda, MD. September, 2005.
Invited Speaker, Folic Acid and Neural Tube Defects. Pediatric Neurology Grand Rounds, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, October, 2006.
Invited Speaker, Careers in Washington, D.C.- Medical Research. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, February, 2007.
Invited Speaker, Neural Tube Defects and Folic Acid: The Science and The Controversy, Benjamin Franklin Scholars Program, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, February, 2007.
Invited Speaker, Food Fortification with Folic Acid: Effects and Side Effects. Organization of Teratology Information Specialists/Teratology Society Joint Meeting. Monterey, CA, June 2008.
Invited Speaker, Maternal Obesity and Congenital Heart Defects. Coordinating Committee, NICHD National Child and Maternal Health Education Program, Bethesda, MD. Jan. 2012
Invited Keynote Speaker and Session Chair, 9th International Conference on Homocysteine and One-carbon Metabolism, Dublin, Ireland September 2013.
Invited Speaker, Special Seminar. Wadsworth Center, New York State Department of Health. Folic Acid, Birth Defects and Food Fortification: Why is this a Problem? Albany, NY September 2016
Workshop Member, WHO Conference on International Collaborative Studies on the Prevention of Cranio-facial Abnormalities, Park City, Utah. May 2001.
Session Chair, NIH Structural Birth Defects Investigators Meeting, Bethesda, Maryland. July 2001.
Advisor, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Neural Tube Defects-Folic Acid Intake Meeting (Evaluation of Data from NBDPS), Atlanta, GA, August, 2007.
Session Chair, Teratology Society Annual Meeting. Monterey, CA, June 2008.
Invitee, Challenges and Opportunities in Using Newborn Screening Samples for Translational Research: A Workshop. Institute of Medicine Roundtable on Translating Genomic-Based Research for Health, Washington, DC, May 2010.
Participant, Optimizing Folic Acid/Folate Awareness and Intake in High-Risk Women Roundtable. March of Dimes, Bayer Health Care Pharmaceuticals, Washington, DC, June 2010.
Invited Participant, Birth Defect Gene Research Conference (CDC), Washington, DC 2010
Invited Panel Member: NHANES Monitoring of Biomarkers of Folate and Vitamin B12 Status, 2010.
Faculty Member, Harvard Medical School Continuing Education Course on Human Teratogens, Boston, MA. April 2011.
Speaker, Mary Frances Picciano Dietary Supplements Research Practicum. Folate and Folic Acid. NIH. Folate and Folic Acid. June 2011.
Speaker, Mary Frances Picciano Dietary Supplements Research Practicum. NIH. Folate and Folic Acid. June 2012.
Faculty Member, Harvard Medical School Continuing Education Course on Human Teratogens, Boston, MA. April 2013.
Speaker, Mary Frances Picciano Dietary Supplements Research Practicum. NIH. Folate and Folic Acid. June 2013.
Speaker, Mary Frances Picciano Dietary Supplements Research Practicum. NIH. Folate and Folic Acid. June 2014.
Speaker and Panel Member, Consensus Conference on the Safe and Optimal Use of Isotretinoin, American Academy of Dermatology, New Orleans, Louisiana. February, 2002.
Speaker, Long-term Mortality in the U.S. Cohort of Pituitary Growth Hormone Recipients. American Epidemiological Society. New York, NY, March 2002.
Invited Speaker, Assisted Reproduction Technology and Reproductive Problems: What are the facts and Issues? Teratology Society, Phila. Pa. June 2003.
Invited Discussant, Selected Gene Polymorphisms of Possible Vascular Impact, and Their Interaction with Maternal Smoking, As Risk Factors for Gastroschisis. Teratology Society. St. Pete Beach, FL. June 2005.
Speaker, Maternal Obesity and Congenital Heart Defects. American Epidemiological Society, Baltimore, MD, March 2010.
Speaker, Vitamin B12 Deficiency and Neural Tube Defects: Is There a Causal Relationship? Teratology Society, Louisville, KY, June 2010.
Invited Speaker, NIAAA Collaborative Initiative on FASD. Feb. 2011.
Speaker, American Epidemiological Society. Do high blood folate levels exacerbate the metabolic abnormalities in people with low vitamin B12 levels? March 2011
Platform presentation, Free and total choline levels during pregnancy and neural tube defects. 7th International Conference on Neural Tube Defects, Nov. 2011.
Speaker, American Epidemiological Society. Choline: An "essential nutrient", but is it essential to prevent neural tube defects? March 2012
Speaker, American Epidemiological Society. Food fortification produces unmetabolized folic acid in serum. March 2013.
Speaker, American Epidemiological Society. Obesity and Congenital Heart Defects, March 2014
General Honors Program, University of Pennsylvania, 1965
Graduation with Distinction in History, University of Pennsylvania, 1969
National Institutes of Health Student Fellowship for the Study of Tropical Medicine, 1972
Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar, 1976
Fellow, Leonard Davis Institute, 1978
Elected to Society for Pediatric Research, 1984
Elected-Fellow, American College of Epidemiology, 1987
Selected for American Men and Women of Science, 1988
NIH Director's Award (NIH's Highest Award) for Birth Defects Research, 1989
NIH Special Act or Service Award for Research on Neural Tube Defects, 1990
Elected to American Pediatric Society, 1991
Elected to American Epidemiological Society, 1991
U.S. Public Health Service Special Recognition Award for Risks and Benefits of Fluoride Report, 1992.
Selected Speaker for University of Pennsylvania Distinguished Alumni-Faculty Lecture, 1994
Invited Speaker, Congressional Biomedical Research Caucus, 1995
All-Time Top NICHD Accomplishments@ Two projects among the 36 most important research achievements (intramural and extramural) in NICHD history, 1998
Richard K. Miller Lecturer, University of Rochester, 1999
Slone Memorial Lecturer, Boston University, 2000
NIH Director's Award for Research on Folate Metabolism and Birth Defects, 2000
Author of one of four Papers Selected As "Classic Papers" from 50 years of publications in the journal of the Teratology Society 2010
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Special Act or Service Award. "In recognition of your contribution to the health of children by providing scientific expertise to the assessment of the safety of folic acid" 2011.
Materials and methods associated with polymorphic variants in two enzymes involved in folate-dependent and one-carbon metabolic pathways. Diagnostic and therapeutic methods are provided involving the correlation of polymorphic variants in MTBFD1, MTHFD1, and other genes with relative susceptibility for various pregnancy-related and other complications. US7879551
Laura Kresch, epidemiology graduate student
Isabelle Von Kohorn, medical student
Homa Khorrami, medical student
Irene Woo, medical student
Joshua Cornman-Homonoff, medical student
Lucinda England, MD, MPH
Caroline Signore, MD, MPH
Elizabeth Flanigan, MD, MPH
Tonia Carter, PhD
Devon Kuehn, MD
Shannon Rigler, MD
Angela Dimopoulos, MD
Erin Hagen, B.S.
Mehnaz Ali, B.S.


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Grain Valley Book Club
January 31, 2012
Once again, it's the end of the month and almost time for next month's book club at the Grain Valley Branch. We will be discussing The Last Jihad by Joel C. Rosenberg. I found this to be an exciting book. I hope all of the book club patrons enjoyed it as well.
For the month of February, we will be choosing between two books: Breaking Night by Liz Murray or A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks. If anyone would care to join us, we meet the first Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Liz C.
Grain Valley Branch


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HE was a conservationist who devoted his time to preserving natural environments.
Now, 100 years after his death, a new pathway named after John Muir has opened in the land of his birth, taking in some of the most scenic parts of central Scotland.
Alex Salmond officially unveiled the John Muir Way, a 134-mile path from Helensburgh in the west to Dunbar in the east named in honour of the Scots-born environmentalist who is revered across the Atlantic.
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Walkers, cyclists and horse riders can enjoy the rocky coasts of East Lothian where Muir played as a child, Blackness Castle on the Forth, Linlithgow Palace, Roman hill forts on Antonine's Wall and the Falkirk Wheel, among other highlights.
The First Minister declared the John Muir Way open as a flare was sent up from a RNLI lifeboat, with ramblers, runners, cyclists, flag-bearers and street performers blazing a trail through the first section of the path.
Mr Salmond said: "John Muir was a remarkable Scot - a man whose passion for nature and the outdoors left an incredible environmental legacy that resonates to this day.
"From humble beginnings in Dunbar, his influence spread across the world and his name now adorns parks, glaciers and mountains. His legacy is celebrated in an annual commemorative day in California and his image has featured on two US postage stamps.
"There is no more fitting tribute, in 2014 the 100th anniversary of his death and in our Year of Homecoming, than to officially open the John Muir Way from Helensburgh to Dunbar and take walkers and cyclists through 134 miles of splendid scenery in Scotland's heartland.
"The route will encourage many thousands of people to get out into the outdoors, get some exercise and enjoy the iconic scenery of Muir's country of birth.
"Today's opening is a great way of kicking off the Scottish Government's Physical Activity Awareness Week, which encourages people to take more exercise in the run-up to the Commonwealth Games.
"As well as the health benefits, the new John Muir Way is expected to help Scotland's tourist industry and around £40 million in economic benefits are expected to be brought to the many communities that are connected along the route.
"I am sure the new John Muir Way will be an incredible success and I hope that the many, many thousands of people who will make their way along it in the coming years enjoy a magnificent day out."
John Muir was born in Dunbar in 1838 before emigrating to the United States in 1849.
He helped save the Yosemite Valley in California, was a co-founder of grassroots environmental organisation The Sierra Club and successfully campaigned for national parks in America.
Ian Ross, Scottish Natural Heritage chairman, said: "The route is an enjoyable way for people who live in the central belt to enjoy the outdoors every day by foot, bicycle, and even by horseback in some places."


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Release Date: 2005 |
Album Rating: 4.0Recommendations:
Digging: Aosoth - V: The Inside Scriptures
Album Rating: 4.5This is my personal favorite of theirs. Great review as always.
Digging: Rina Sawayama - RINA
Album Rating: 4.0My personal favourite is "Sonic excess...", but Crowbar has a lot of solid albums to choose from. Thanks.
Album Rating: 4.5Sonic Excess... is awesome too. Their latest one was a bit disappointing though.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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heeey guys I need your help to create a code. I totally forget how to use arrays
and I need to use two arrays for a hangman game one holds the characters of the secret word
and the other one holds the characters of the current status.
for example : if the secret word is " book"
and the user guessed "o" "this is the 1st try"
the output should look like this "-oo-"
however when the user guess another letter let's say G "2nd try"
the output should still be "-oo-"
also, the user have only 8 tries
anyone can help me
that what I got so far
and I know it's not right at all
Code:#include <stdio.h> int main() { char word[] = {'b','o','k'}; char j; int i; for(i=1; i<=8; i++) { printf("Guess a letter: "); scanf("%c", &j); if(j == 'b') printf("b---"); else if(j == 'o') printf("-oo-"); else if(j == 'k') printf("---k"); else printf("Guess again"); } return(0); }


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We kicked off OPERA-tion Arts this week with our first visit to an area school. The Glimmerglass Festival, in cooperation with The Smithy-Pioneer Gallery, is celebrating National Opera Week, October 29 through November 7, with OPERA-tion Arts, a free education … Continue reading
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CREWS are today about to embark on one of the biggest challenges yet in the Clipper Round the World Yacht race.
The teams start off on an epic journey from Qingdao in China in one of the toughest stages of the race this morning.
They are beginning a gruelling 23-day voyage across the vast Pacific Ocean to San Francisco, planning to arrive on Tuesday, April 8.
Great welcome They will have to travel 5,800 nautical miles – the equivalent of travelling from London to Manila in the Philippines – across the high seas, battling massive rolling waves and fierce storms before they reach the haven of San Francisco bay.
Isle of Wight-based skipper of the OneDLL team, Olly Cotterell, said the welcome they received as they headed into the northeast Chinese city was the best they had experienced yet.
He said: "It is absolutely fantastic, this is by far the biggest arrival we have had and it's been amazing.
"None of us were expecting the fireworks to go off as we came in.
"The crew are all really happy.
There is a great atmosphere and we are all really happy to be here."
The teams had originally been due to sail from Singapore but instead sailed from Hong Kong due to safety fears.
Even then this part of their voyage was a tough exercise.
'Incredible' Vicky Ellis, captain of Team Switzerland whose crew includes Southampton City College principal Lindsey Noble, 60, and Charlie Pickering, 58, from Southampton said: "It feels really surreal to be here.
"I can see the drummers in the corner of my eye; it's just looks incredible and we are so excited to see some of the sites of Qingdao, this is the one stop over I have really been looking forward to."
Currently the OneDLL team are in first place overall with Henri Lloyd and Derry~ Londonderry~Doire trailing behind.
Mission Performace, PSP Logistics and Derry~Londonderry~ Doire came first, second and third on Monday.


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Stephens Inc. Sees Gain Of 105 Stockbrokers In 2004
by Nate Hinkel
Posted 11/8/2004 12:00 am
Updated 5 years ago
Stephens sits atop Arkansas Business' list of the state's largest broker dealers with 508 registered representatives.
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Goldson suspension overturned, fined $100K
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Dashon Goldson has been fined $100,000 but was cleared to play Sunday against the New England Patriots after his one-game suspension for a helmet-to-helmet hit in Sunday's loss to the Saints was overturned.
Former NFL center Matt Birk heard Goldson's appeal. Goldson was flagged for the hit on Saints running back Darren Sproles, his third penalty in two regular-season games for unncessary roughness or helmet-to-helmet contact. Goldson leads the NFL in personal fouls since 2010.
He was fined $30,000 in Week 1 for his hit on New York Jets tight end Jeff Cumberland. Birk also handled Goldson's appeal of that fine, but upheld it.
Goldson, a free agent who signed a five-year, $40 million contract, said he received a letter that spelled out the violation, including the assertion that he failed to make an attempt to "wrap up your opponent or make a conventional tackle on the play. The illegal contact clearly could have been avoided."
He was initially suspended for one game for Sunday's hit but appealed and had the ban overturned in time to participate in Wednesday's practice in preparation for Sunday's trip to face Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
The Buccaneers lead the NFL in penalty yards.
Safety Ed Reed was suspended one game last season as a member of the Ravens, but that ban was overturned in the appeals process and Reed was instead fined $50,000.


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EastEnders' Phil Mitchell has a furious showdown with his twisted son Ben in tonight's (March 26) episode of the soap.
Phil (Steve McFadden) is livid and decides to take action when he discovers that Ben (Joshua Pascoe) has been threatening Jay (Jamie Borthwick) after concealing his blood-stained hoodie from the night of Heather's death.
A raging Phil immediately drags Ben off to the allotments and burns the incriminating evidence, before warning the teenager to never threaten his family again.
However, when Ben expresses his fears that his father will never be proud of him, will Phil offer any words of comfort?
EastEnders airs tonight at 8pm on BBC One.
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