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I had a miscarriage 6 weeks ago and my boyfriend and i had unprotected sex 2 weeks after the miscarriage, and then more often after the third week. He told me that he had pre-came in me and that he ejaculated a little in me. We also had sex right afterhe ejaculated the first time he just wiped the tip and put it back in. Now im starting to feel pregnant aain. Im using the restroom more often, eating way more, barely sleeping and when i do sleep i sleep nearly the whole day. I feel movent in my belly iccassionally and not sure what it is because it took months before i could feel my baby moving in me. we also had unproteced sex plenty of times while i as pregnant and he ejaculated completly inside of me. Is it possible that some of his sperm cells remained active and impregnated me after the miscarriage or that i am pregnant again from the unprotected sex after the miscarriage?
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Jean-Yves Le Drian, the French defence minister, said ground troops had not yet taken another target, Diabaly, but expected positive news "in the coming hours".
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Yesterday French troops in armoured vehicles advanced towards Diabaly, which was abandoned by Islamist rebels after days of airstrikes.
Television showed the wreckage of the Islamists' pick-up trucks, some with heavy machine guns mounted on them, lying charred and twisted in the village.
Commanders of French and Malian forces have set up their operations centre in the nearby town of Niono, 190 miles northeast of the capital Bamako.
"Our principal concern is that a section of the population may have joined the jihadists," said Colonel Seydou Sogoba, head of the Malian military operation. "The war against the Islamists is not an easy one. They come in and mix with the local population."
Some Islamist fighters had shaved off their beards and swapped their robes for jeans to blend in with locals, he said.
France has deployed 2000 troops and its planes have pounded rebel columns and bases for 10 days, effectively halting an Islamist advance on the capital.
French intervention was aimed at stopping a coalition of Muslim militants using Mali's north as a springboard for attacks in Africa and on the West.
The Islamist alliance, grouping al Qaeda's North African wing AQIM and home-grown Malian militant groups, has imposed harsh sharia law in northern Mali, including amputations and the destruction of moderate Sufi Muslim shrines.
In Paris, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius brushed off the idea that France risked getting embroiled in a guerrilla war.
Islamist fighters have pledged to turn Mali into a new Afghanistan, but he said: "In Afghanistan, there was no democratic regime. Here, there's a democratic regime even if it needs to be perfected."
The stakes in Mali rose dramatically this week when Islamist gunmen cited France's intervention as the reason behind the hostage-taking at an Algerian gas plant. More than 50 people including 23 hostages died when Algerian forces retook the plant.
The conflict in Mali and the hostage crisis in Algeria have raised concerns about the radicalisation of the broader Sahel region, which is awash with weapons from the Libyan civil war.
At a meeting with heads of state from West African regional group ECOWAS in Ivory Coast on Saturday, Mr Fabius appealed for international funding for a UN-backed African mission to oust the Islamists from the region.
Military experts say France and its African allies must deploy troops fast to capitalise on gains and stop insurgents regrouping, but African forces are hampered by a lack of transport and supplies. Nigeria, Niger and Togo have put in a few hundred troops and 50 Senegalese soldiers left for Bamako yesterday.
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The case is about the decision to convert a not-for-profit organization into a for-profit company. STFC, which is part of a larger non-profit organization - the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) - works to improve the livelihoods of very poor rural and urban women in India. It does so by translating traditional Indian embroidery skills into contemporary apparel and home furnishings that STFC then helps to market and sell around the world. Organized as a producers' cooperative, STFC is owned by its artisan-members. STFC is thinking of changing to for-profit status because it would enable faster and more sustainable growth by providing access to outside funds, and also allow the payment of dividends, which would further improve the women's livelihoods. The legal and financial implications of such a move aside, it is not clear that STFC would be able to withstand the changes such a transformation would entail. Most importantly, would an organization accustomed to taking decisions based solely on social benefit criteria be able to adjust to a for-profit mentality? And, would customers accept the change?
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Construction is wrapping up at Sheridan College for the first time since 2012, but a new building phase is already being planned.
Vice President Cheryl Heath presented a construction update to the Northern Wyoming Community College District trustees at their meeting Wednesday night.
Heath, who is also the chief financial officer, said the Thorne-Rider Campus Center and Whitney Mall will be completed by the time classes start. Also nearing completion are Phase 1 of the new Tech Center, the Griffith Memorial Building and the large-animal science center being built on Sheridan's north side.
The college district will resume building next spring, with the North Whitney Arts and Mars ag center and science facility in Sheridan and an education and activities center on the Gillette campus. The northern Wyoming district administers Sheridan College and the satellite Gillette College and Johnson County campus.
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Letter to the editor: An appreciation for American Education Week
At this time of year, we have many reasons to give thanks for family, friends and good health. We also have reason to appreciate living in a country that provides students with great public schools so that our children can grow, prosper, and achieve in the 21st century.
Last week, American Education Week was celebrated. The annual theme in its 88th year is "Great Public Schools: A Basic Right and Our Responsibility." We read in the newspaper about schools throughout our region and country that are challenged with meeting annual yearly progress goals and are focused on educational reforms with standards and testing of skills that may not truly measure student achievement levels. Many news reports have focused on what is wrong with American education. I want to focus on what is right, nationally and locally.
One of the most impressive facts is the large number of presidents, prime ministers and leaders from other countries who have experienced the American Education system. Our American Education system offers the most cutting-edge, sought-after programs at the world's best schools. Locally, we are very fortunate to have the involvement of parents and community members who have supported educational quality of our schools within the West Fargo area. We are fortunate to have great teachers, who work countless hours out of the school day and year in planning, developing curriculum, improving their skills, and adapting curriculum to meet the students' needs. We are fortunate to have educational support professionals of our school district including the paraprofessionals, custodians, bus drivers, administrative assistants, and kitchen personnel, who are committed to provide a quality education for our students, so they are prepared for the future.
It is a "basic right" that our students deserve a quality education. It is our "responsibility" to have the continued involvement of parents, community members and educators to ensure our children have the knowledge and skills to succeed in life. On behalf of the West Fargo Education Association, I want to express my appreciation to the school district staff, parents, and community members for their continued support for educational quality.
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I'm going to NYU this fall to study film. While I'm thrilled to be starting university in September, the month is also bittersweet for me because it's the first September in many that I won't be in town for TIFF. My family and friends often say New York is the perfect town to learn about film, but in my view, no city provides a better film education than the one where I was raised.
I first encountered TIFF when I was nine years old. I entered a contest, wrote my first film review and won a spot on the jury for the TIFF Kids International Film Festival (then known as Sprockets). Until that point, I had never seen a foreign film because the idea of reading subtitles sounded beyond boring to me. At nine, my film repertoire mostly consisted of Disney movies and Oscar winners. However, once I was plunked down in front of films from all over the world, I was totally in awe. I connected so deeply with movies from Germany and Japan and France that I realized if foreign films could affect me that much, then films had a limitless power to communicate.
It wasn't until I was fourteen, though, that I bought my first set of tickets and went to the festival on my own. I desperately wanted to attend, but my parents refused to drive me downtown or wait in the ten-hour ticket lineups, and I'd never taken the subway alone all the way downtown. What gave me the final push to overcome my nervousness about travelling to what I saw as the distant and frightening streets of Queen and Peter was my passion for movies. And so I made the trek and stood in the blistering summer sun along with all the other TIFF goers waiting to buy my tickets. It was the first truly independent experience I can remember.
My mother had reassured me that only nice people would give up that much time just to watch movies, and I found out later she was right, but my first year, I was too scared to talk to the hipsters, students and film buffs my parents age and older standing in line. That year turned out to be a real education. For one thing, contrary to what I'd seen in People magazine, I discovered that most festivalgoers didn't dress for the red carpet. They wore comfortable clothes and running shoes so they could dash from screening to screening. I also learned that showing up twenty minutes before a screening did not guarantee me a decent spot to stargaze. And since no one had explained any of TIFF's rituals to me, when everyone gave standing ovations to the volunteers before my first screening, I just went with it. The first time I heard the audience yell "Arghh!! Ahoy me Matey!" when the piracy warning came on the screen, I almost jumped out of my seat. Still, overall, the experience wasn't nearly as scary as I feared it would be. I only remember being yelled at once outside the theatre, for getting too close to Keanu Reeves.
At 15, I was lucky enough to be selected as one of twelve teenagers to participate in TIFF Next Wave. Our job was to help our peers become more involved with TIFF and with film in general. For the next three years, I met twice a month with this diverse and evolving group of teenagers to plan events, including our own TIFF Next Wave Film Festival. With an official TIFF Staff badge around my neck, I was able to attend pre-festival press conferences, meet industry professionals, score freetickets to opening screenings, and much more. In the process, I became a dedicated and extremely well educated film buff. I also transitioned from a novice TIFF goer to a true diehard. Not only did I cheer for the volunteers, join in loudly with the "Arrgh's", and talk comfortably with strangers in the lineups, like all TIFF veterans, I constantly traded complaints with them about the disorganized box office, long lineups and high ticket prices. Still, our complaints only served to bond us and certify how much we all wanted to be there. We knew how lucky we were to be having an experience that simply didn't exist anywhere else in the world.
To an adult, the festival screenings are sometimes moving, sometimes hilarious, and always exciting, but to a teenage film lover, they can be, well, life-changing. I know that sounds dramatic, but I think one of the most valuable lessons I learned at TIFF is that films are meant to be collective experiences. You don't have to hear the sound of people around you laughing or crying to understand that you're sharing the same feelings of recognition or joy or sadness. Of course, you can experience those feelings watching a movie at a cineplex, but at TIFF the feelings are heightened significantly.
One of the first films I saw at TIFF was the Canadian thriller, Daydream Nation. At the film's climax, I swear I could feel the goose bumps of 200 people surface in Ryerson theatre. That's the magic of the festival. That sense of community, of sharing the experience of the film with others, is amplified even more when the filmmakers and sometimes even the subjects of the film are sitting in the audience, crying and laughing along with you. After watching Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, I remember Aron Ralston, (the film's subject), who'd just watched the movie for the first time, crying as he stepped onstage for the Q&A. It was moments like those and many others like them that made me feel like the luckiest person in the world to live in this city. Such moments also inspired me to want to make a film one day that would move the festival audience as much as these films had moved me.
At nine, when I first attended the festival, I was just a kid having fun and learning about a brand new world. I had no idea how incredibly unique the festival was
Through TIFF, I have also been fortunate enough to meet many talented filmmakers. Some, like Anais Barbeau-Lavalette whose Inch'Allah moved me to tears, and others, like Tim Burton, who I just stood paralyzed in front of. However, it won't be the big stars I miss the most; it will be the film loving strangers who sat beside me for the past four years, eagerly anticipating the dimming of the lights. They didn't teach me how to write or edit or produce a film, but they taught me about the powerful connection between a film and its audience. That's the most important thing I learned at TIFF.
At nine, when I first attended the festival, I was just a kid having fun and learning about a brand new world. I had no idea how incredibly unique the festival was. At 18, I'm still having fun, but now that I'm leaving, I know what a remarkable gift it is to this city. When I'm at NYU, I'm certain I'll be scouring the Internet each September for news about the festival. I'm going to miss it terribly. But with any luck, one day I'll return with a film of my own. Here's hoping.


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Argh, mateys, Anderson Cooper isn't donning pirate drag. The journalist-television personality posted a photo on Instagram of a white gauze patch covering his right eye and revealed that he's experienced a painful bout of temporary blindness while on assignment. "UV light bouncing off water," Cooper wrote, adding, "Much better now. Details today on #andersonlive."
He later discussed the problem on his daytime talk show. "I wake up in the middle of the night and it feels like my eyes are on fire," he said. "It turns out I have sunburned my eyeballs and I go blind. I went blind for 36 hours. I took this picture of me after I went to the hospital."
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Last week I discussed changing our narratives—simply the negative stories we most often tell about ourselves that no longer serve us.
When we make an investment in something, we are hoping to receive a benefit at some point in the future. What if we made an investment in telling a new story? Because it will pay off in the long run.
The stories we want to invest in are often the stories we tell about others—"He's so talented," "She's so beautiful," "They have something I don't have."
But we never use these stories to describe ourselves. It's true. When was the last time you woke up in the morning and said to yourself, "I'm wonderful?"
The more we tell our habituated stories, the more we disconnect from the energetic potential of who we are.
We don't really tap into the resources of energy that are available to us, because that potential is distorted by the way we view ourselves. It's like looking into a clear body of water but what is reflected back to us is murky and clouded because of the left brain narratives we tell.
Paramahansa Yogananda, a guru and spiritual teacher who came to America from India in the 1920s said, "Incredible amounts of energy are hidden in your brain; enough in a gram of flesh to run the city of Chicago for two days. And you say you are tired?"
That's a lot of energy.
Now mind you he was discussing Chicago some 80 years ago, but even if we adjusted for the energy demands and outputs of what a city of that size is generating today—if my numbers are correct—we'd still have enough energy to light up the Windy City for 7.3 hours!
Holy Toledo. (Yes, and probably Toledo too!)
We've all felt that energetic connection to self. When we fall in love, or get accepted into our first-choice college, or book a job, or solve a really hard problem, or nail an audition. We may never equate it in the form of how much energetic life force we possess, but in these glimpses into our true nature we feel alive and energized and hopeful that anything is possible. It is electric.
So basically, those narratives we tell ourselves are incompatible with the science of who we are.
I guess it's a question of what do you choose to believe. Are you the narrative you've been telling yourself for years? Or are you this inexhaustible, energetic, powerful being that is capable of creating anything?
I'd choose the latter each time. Not only because it's true, but it's also a new narrative.
Anthony Meindl is an award-winning writer, director, producer, and artistic director of Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop (AMAW) with studios in Los Angeles, New York, London, and Vancouver. It was honored by Backstage three years in a row and named the Best Acting Studio in Los Angeles (Best Scene Study and Best Cold Read).
Meindl's first feature film, "Birds of a Feather," won the Spirit of the Festival Award at the 2012 Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival, and he won Best Director at the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles. It releases on iTunes and DVD in March of 2014. He is a regular contributor to The Daily Love, Backstage, and various spirituality podcasts. He has been featured in ABC News, Daily Variety, LA Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, and CW KTLA. He has been a guest speaker at the GATE 2013 Story Conference, founded by Jim Carrey and Eckhart Tolle, and David Lynch's Masters in Film Program (Maharishi University of Management).
He is also the author of the best-selling creativity book, At Left Brain Turn Right, which helps artists of all kinds unleash their creative genius within. Check out Meindl's free smartphone app on iTunes. Follow Meindl on Twitter @AnthonyMeindl.
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Nick Wagoner of stlouisrams.com recaps Steve Spagnuolo's emotionally draining day, which included attending Jim Johnson's funeral. Spagnuolo: "It was very soothing for me to see all of the people that showed up. I can't tell you the overwhelming display of love for Jim Johnson in Philadelphia today. There were more people coming back there that hadn't been there in a long time. It was one of those days where everybody gets together and you mourn a friend and a family member."
Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch wasn't surprised when Rams tackle Alex Barron opened the scrimmage with a false-start penalty. Thomas: "First-round draft pick Jason Smith is still having trouble blocking Leonard Little on the pass rush. But working with the starting offense, Smith made a nice block on what would've been a touchdown by Steven Jackson."
Steve Korte of the Belleville News-Democrat says Leonard Little, Chris Long and James Hill consistently got pressure during 2-minute drill.
Also from Korte: a refresher on NFL rules changes as officials visit Rams camp.
Turf Show Times' Hetfield72 files a detailed report from the Rams' scrimmage. He thought the interior offensive line appeared strong.
Dan Brown of the San Jose Mercury News says Brandon Jones' injury and Michael Crabtree's absence opens the door for 49ers receiver Dominique Zeigler. Teams tend to need their depth at receiver as injuries prevail throughout the course of camp.
49ers guard David Baas blogs about his foot injury. Baas: "It's just a minor setback and it won't take that long. I've been through this before so I always come out ahead in the end. It's no big deal and I've been going to all of the meetings and so I'm still around my teammates."
John Crumpacker of the San Francisco Chronicle says the 49ers practiced in shorts for the first time since camp opened. Also, coach Mike Singletary says he "hates" to see Jones injured after a strong start to camp.
Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee charted receiver snaps during 11-on-11 drills to see which ones were getting the most reps without Jones or Crabtree. The results: Josh Morgan 15, Arnaz Battle 14, Michael Spurlock 14, Jason Hill 12, Dominique Zeigler 10, Maurice Price 3, Mark Bradford 3 and Dobson Collins 2. Isaac Bruce had the afternoon off.
Darren Urban of azcardinals.com sizes up the most exciting part of any training camp practice, at least to me: one-on-one pass-rush rills. The accompanying photo of Bryan Robinson apparently attempting to decapitate Lyle Sendlein says it all. Also, injured fullback Dan Kreider returned to practice.
Revenge of the Birds' Andrew 602 predicts a fast start for the Cardinals despite a projected home loss against the Colts early in the season.
Matt Maiocco of the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat says the 49ers added a 3-second clock to help quarterbacks get a feel for when the ball should be thrown. Maiocco: "Neither quarterback is separating himself in the QB competition. Hill was much better in the morning session, and Smith won the afternoon. Smith completed 12 of 15 passes in the recently completed practice. Hill was 7 of 11 with an interception by Parys Haralson off a tipped pass at the line of scrimmage."
Also from Maiocco: an assessment of the situation at receiver. Maiocco: "Jones and Crabtree represent the 49ers' biggest offseason investments. And now there are legitimate concerns about when either will be available to make contributions."
Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic says he thinks the Cardinals are deeper on the offensive line than any team Ken Whisenhunt and Russ Grimm have coached since 2001, according to Whisenhunt. Somers lists five backups Whisenhunt likes. Teams generally keep no more than four backup offensive linemen, however.
Also from Somers: Beanie Wells did some light running Friday. He could be back from a sprained ankle early next week.
More from Somers: High winds in Flagstaff prompted Whisenhunt to hold for kicker Neil Rackers.
More still from Somers: Kurt Warner revisits a theme he touches upon from time to time, assessing how the pressure to succeed can become draining.
Clare Farnsworth of seahawks.com says basketball great Bill Russell addressed the team at Jim Mora's request. Russell was sitting in the lobby at Seahawks headquarters when I left following practice Thursday night. He looked good.
Chris Sullivan of Seahawk Addicts provides an in-depth report from the Seahawks' practice Friday night. Sullivan: "Ben Obamanu is doing a fantastic job of reminding everyone why he was the favorite to get real playing time in 2008 before he broke his shoulder. He looks very good in every aspect of the game. Great hands, good feet, a decent block or two, and crisp routes."
John Boyle of the Everett Herald says Deion Branch was back at practice for the Seahawks on Friday night, but T.J. Houshmandzadeh scored the most points -- thanks to an extended autograph session with fans.
Tim Booth of the Associated Press says a few thousand people sat through rainy conditions to watch the Seahawks practice at
Husky Stadium. Houshmandzadeh made an impression on Huskies defensive back Quinton Richardson.
Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times visits with Seahawks rookie Nick Reed as part of an overview from camp. Reed says he's a fan of "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid."
Dave Boling of the Tacoma News Tribune says injuries raise concerns for the Seahawks, again. Boling: "The vision of a sore-backed Walter Jones walking gingerly onto the field, and the absence of Marcus Trufant and top draft pick Aaron Curry, added to sundry infirmities and potential manpower shortages, are enough to give pause to even those watching through the rosiest of glasses."


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WORTHINGTON -- G. Steven Burrill had an early message for the middle school students listening to him speaking Friday at the Bioscience Conference.
Recalling an opportunity he had at one time to meet all the living Nobel Laureates, Burrill asked many of them how and when they became interested in the sciences.
"What I learned was that most of them were turned on at age 12, age 11 ... it was some teacher, or somebody they met along the way," Burrill said.
Burrill, a California-based venture capitalist whose company has nearly $1 billion under management, has been involved in the biosciences for 40 years -- and was introduced Friday morning as "one of the original architects of the industry." Predicting a promising future for today's 11- and 12-year-olds, he used a bulk of his nearly 80-minute presentation to describe what he calls a "sea change" in the biosciences.
"Worthington, and this part of the world, is not as isolated as you might think when it comes to value opportunity," Burrill said. "This is a sea change that's historic in the world ... it will be more pervasive than the Depression was. ... But we will come out of this a stronger country and a stronger industry."
Moving forward despite the times
Burrill acknowledged "the economy is pretty messy, and it's only going to get messier," adding that "to some extent, capitalism has failed, if only temporarily." He sees the economic downturn as lasting three to five years.
"The important thing to take from my speech is not where we are now, but where we're going to be," he said.
Government organizations around the world, whether they have to do with patents or regulations, are barriers to the market, Burrill added, but the biggest spark for new businesses and innovation comes through capital.
"You don't get there on your hopes and dreams; you get there because capital gets you there," he said. "We've had 30 to 40 years of relatively easy access to relatively cheap capital, but that game is over and that's changing dramatically. ... Capital will be much more challenging to get, and the cost of that capital will be higher.
"If you ask me whether it's capital that drives entrepreneurship or the other way around, and if you told me there were hundreds and hundreds of businesses in Worthington that had great ideas, all the capital would be here," Burrill continued. "Capital follows ideas."
Burrill also discussed the impact of the election of Barack Obama as president, noting it has resulted in "a more activist Congress" that will have numerous impacts. One effect he noted was that power would be added to Medicare to negotiate what it pays for drugs, making it more difficult for the biotech industry. Congress' erasure of the capital gains tax differential, with tax rates going up for the "rich," will be bad for capital raising and thus make capital more expensive. Stricter regulatory insight is another negative, he said.
Among the positives Burrill described were the removal of restrictions on stem cell research ("but don't expect the check to be in the mail tomorrow," he warned), a multi-billion dollar increase in funding for healthcare information technology and an increased emphasis on green technology and biofuels.
"We will see a mixed bag coming out of Washington," Burrill said.
Looking ahead to 2020
In examining the current marketplace, Burrill said technologies, an aging population, governments and policy makers, and economic imperatives are economic drivers. He also predicted a radical shift in how health care is delivered as a result of some of those conditions.
"If you go up to 2020, just 10 years from now, and think what the health care world would look like ... it will look very different than today. ... I would argue that the sickness care system as we know it hasn't changed for 2,000 years. Two thousand years ago, we waited for you to get sick and then you went to some form of a healer, they did something and you either lived or died. ... Two thousand years later, we live the same way. We've done nothing to fundamentally change the health system, but what we're going to do in the next 10 years is going to change everything."
Burrill laid out a vision for a "digital, direct system" that would allow a person to walk into a Wal-Mart or other "consumer distribution center," prick their finger or give a saliva sample, and subsequently get a card of digitized information that would assist in a diagnosis. That same person could leave wearing a shirt allowing doctors or other healthcare professionals to monitor their recovery.
"I'm not a crazy visionary who's spent too much time on airplanes, but all the technology to do that exists today," he said.
Technology such as the ability to identify genetic markers or links for most diseases will allow babies born in 2020 to be monitored before birth, with information to be put on a chip, he predicted.
"Many people say, 'Steven, that will never happen, but places like the Netherlands ... they are way ahead of us. We actually may be a laggard in much of this technology," Burrill said.
In shifting today's healthcare system into what he deemed a wellness care system, the biopharmaceutical industry will be re-invented, he added. Countries such as China, India and Brazil will likely be leading the way, but places such as Worthington shouldn't see themselves as isolated in any way.
"We're global from day one. ... It used to be that globality happened when you got to a certain scale, but that's not the case any longer," he said.
While today's top drugs may be Lipitor or Viagra, tomorrow's will be geared toward promoting memory and easing diabetes and obesity.
"The message is don't look at markets of today, look at where markets are going to be five to 10 years from now," Burrill said.
All about teamwork
Government initiatives in biotechnology are going on today across the world, and Burrill believes it's important to communicate the promises of that technology as much as possible. Animal health has been "an enormous beneficiary" of new technology, he said, adding that "we have extraordinary opportunities in agriculture to use technology to change the world. Biomass conversion will be an enormous opportunity where we can be a world leader."
A big key to prosperity, Burrill concluded, is working together.
"The opportunity is there, as it is for everyone else, to use partnerships and globality ... to link yourself in an effective way, and you succeed," he said.


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Hosted by food experts Curtis Stone and Cat Cora, "Around the World in 80 Plates" plans to take culinary competition to the next level by following 12 chefs competing in a race spanning 40 days and 10 countries. In each episode, the contestants will need to learn the local customs, cultures and cuisines as they battle it out in two different cooking challenges that test their skills and determination.
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DENVER — You know what the Warriors could really use now: one of those monster games from point guard Stephen Curry.
"He's done it all year," second-year guard Klay Thompson said. "On the big stages, too."
After an ice-cold start, Curry warmed up in the second half, scoring 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting in Saturday's 97-95 Warriors loss to Denver in the first game of their playoff series. But facing an 0-2 hole, with All-Star David Lee knocked out of the series by a torn right hip flexor, the Warriors need Curry to get hot.
The Warriors pulled out a lot of stops to get Curry open, as Denver swarmed him with bigger and extra defenders. Still, he finished with just 19 points on 7-of-20 shooting as Golden State shot 41.3 percent. That's not going to cut it from Curry in this series.
But if he gets the shots he took in Game 1, the feeling in Warriors camp is he just might have that big game.
"Steph had some great looks," coach Mark Jackson said. "I'll take the looks that he had all night long."
Denver finished the regular season having allowed the second-most 3-pointers in the NBA and ranked 20th in field goal percentage defense. That weakness was relatively unexploited in Game 1 as the Warriors were 8 of 22 from deep (36.4 percent). During the regular season, Golden State was 20-8 in games it shot at least 45 percent from 3-point range.
So, for that matter, the Warriors need Thompson to stay hot, too.
"I think I can do a lot better," Thompson said. "I missed some easy shots. … It was a slightly above average game."
The second-year guard led the Warriors with 22 points on 10-of-19 shooting.
"Bogut's presence has to be talked about," Karl said of Warriors center Andrew Bogut. "He was very efficient, effective in a lot of ways."
It makes sense Bogut caught the Nuggets off guard. He didn't play in any of the four regular-season meetings. So his nine-point, 14-rebound, four-block performance Saturday was quite the revelation.
The question now is can Bogut duplicate it for Game 2 on Tuesday. With Lee out, it's practically a must if Golden State is to head to Oracle with a split.
"When he plays that way, when his body feels comfortable enough for him to play that way, we're a different team," Jackson said. "I think the issue is how he feels and how his body responds."
Bogut certainly has Denver's attention now.
"I think so," Nuggets guard Ty Lawson said. "We probably pay a little bit more attention to him next game."


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Gang Crime Drops, but Task Force Lives On
City votes to spend $67,000 for another year. Read story.
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Two of the suspects and the same car were involved in another recent pursuit. Read story.
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Judge Strikes Down Gang Injunction
Rules residents aren't "prisoners in their own homes." Read story.
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Man Sentenced to Eight Years for Violent Assault on Two Women
Michael Stinchfield — who police said held two women against their will in his 1724 Garden Street home for hours as he physically assaulted them with a baseball bat and guitar strap — entered no-contest pleas to four felony charges this week and was sentenced to eight years in state prison. Read story.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Realtors Oppose Gang Injunction
Councilmember Gregg Hart also argues against the legal filing. Read story.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Downtown Stabbing at Carrillo and Chapala
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Monday, February 3, 2014
Judge Rejects Rosemary Baugh Plea Deal
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Friday, January 31, 2014
ACLU Opposes Gang Injunction
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Pair Arrested for October Rape
Suspects Ubaldo De La Cruz-Gonzalez and Carlos Rojas-Villafana were booked in jail on Friday. Read story.
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Getting Down with the Founder of Homeboy Industries
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Bullied Bus Monitor Karen Klein Starts Her Own Anti-Bullying Foundation
Remember Karen Klein, the upstate New York bus monitor who was viciously harassed by her middle school charges in a video that went viral in June? Her story had a happy ending, as an internet fundraising campaign to send the 68-year-old on a "nice vacation" raised over $700,000 from 32,000 people around the world.
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Mars is in the news these days thanks to the Curiosity rover which recently landed on the red planet. The goal of the six-wheeled robot is to find signs of life on Mars, and NASA also hopes that its 23 month mission will increase public awareness of the space program.
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NBC comedy series Up All Night has already experienced a showrunner change in the series' relatively young existence, so news that it's receiving another one seems far less surprising by comparison to word that the single-camera comedy is shifting to a multi-camera format. The latter piece of news broke earlier this fall and today comes word that Linda Wallem stepping in to run the series.
Created by Emily Spivey, Up All Night stars Christina Applegate and Will Arnett as new parents, with Maya Rudolph playing a TV talk show host who's Applegate's best friend. Deadline announced the news of the showrunner change, stating that Nurse Jackie co-creator Linda Wallem will take over the role of the comedy, filling the shoes of Tucker Cawley, who began running the NBC series at the start of its second season. Given the format change, it doesn't seem especially surprising that the showrunner would also change. Regardless, hopefully this alteration is for the better. Wallem certainly has a solid list of TV credits under her belt. In addition to Showtime's Nurse Jackie, she's also written for That '70s Show, Cybill and HBO's underrated (and unfortunately cancelled-too-soon) comedy The Comeback. It should be interesting to see what she does with Up All Night.
The series' format change was announced back in October, and at that time, we also learned that the comedy received an increased episode order from thirteen episodes for Season 2 to sixteen. There are three more episodes to air in 2012 (Eps. 9-11), one of which will air tonight, with the other two airing next Thursday, after which the show will go on hiatus and come back at some point during the spring to finish its second season in its new live audience format.
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Patient 01: Adult woman, asymptomatic.
Patient 02: 83 - year - old woman.
Figure 01 (patient 01): lateral skull projection shows a lesion in the calvaria, which is primarily lytic (red arrows), with posterior trabeculaes (green arrow) and a marginal thin sclerotic rim.
Figure 02 (patient 01): lateral skull projection reveals a well-defined skull lytic lesion (red arrows), with thin trabeculaes inside it.
Figure 03 (patient 02): lateral CT scout view demonstrates a well-defined lytic lesion with peripheral sclerosis in the calvaria.
Figure 04 (patient 02): non enhanced computed tomography (NECT) shows a well-defined diploic lytic lesion in the right parietal bone (red arrows), with peripheral sclerosis.
Figure 05 (patient 02): NECT reveals a lytic lesion in the right parietal bone, with peripheral sclerosis.
Figure 06 (patient 02): NECT demonstrates a diploic lesion in the right parietal bone (red arrow).
Figure 07 (patient 02): contrast enhanced computed tomography (CECT) shows an enhancing diploic lytic lesion in the parietal bone (red arrow).
|Diagnosis: Hemangioma of the skull.
Bone hemangiomas are benign malformed vascular lesions, overall constituing less than 1% of primary bone neoplasms. They occur most frequently in the vertebral column (30% - 50%) and skull (20%), whereas involvement of other sites, including long bones, short tubular bones and ribs is rare. The osseous hemangioma is a true neoplastic mass composed of blood-filled endothelium-lined spaces and interspaced bone trabeculaes.
Hemangiomas may have a spectrum of histologic findings. They can be divided into capillary (small vessels), cavernous (large vessels), and mixed type. Most hemangiomas of bone are cavernous type, although they may be mixed.
Hemangiomas of bone may be discovered at any age, but they are more commonly found in the fourth to sixth decade of life. They are twice as common among women as among men, suggesting hormonal influence. Bone hemangiomas are asymptomatic lesions discovered incidentally on imaging or postmorten examination. Occasionally, they may cause pain and swelling.
Hemangiomas of the skull, like the other osseous hemangiomas, are often asymptomatic lesions. Hemangiomas account for 10% of benign skull tumors.
The plain film and the CT findings in hemangioma of the skull can be quite specific. Calvarial hemangiomas are usually solitary, round, osteolytic lesion that may demonstrate the characteristic sunburst, radiating spoke-wheel, and or weblike or honeycomb pattern of trabecular thickening, with a sclerotic rim. In some cases, the lesion may be expansile, enlarging the diploic space.
Computed tomography (CT) after contrast infusion will demonstrate enhancement of the hemangiomas as the blood-filled spaces opacify. In magnetic resonance (MR) studies of hemangiomas, signal is usually increased on T1 and T2, with gadolinium enhancement owing to the vascularity of these lesions.
Angiography may occasionally be perfomed in conjunction with embolization of symptomatic hemangiomas prior to surgery.
Mostly, skull hemangiomas usually remains asymptomatic, require no treatment, and have no signficant sequelae.
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New facility has benefits for community
The facility has new and redundant systems to meet new water quality effluent limits for removal of phosphorus and ammonia.
Higher quality effluent is released into Hawk Creek within the Minnesota River Basin. This will help improve water quality in Hawk Creek, the Minnesota River at Shakopee and the Mississippi River to reduce overall phosphorus loading to Lake Pepin.
The new facility now provides sufficient capacity for local industries to expand and for the City of Willmar to grow for many years.
Odors will be reduced considerably with the new processes and demolition of the old wastewater treatment facility.
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Amateur Radio Administration for Regulators
Course DescriptionThe Radio Regulations of the International Telecommunication Union define the Amateur and Amateur Satellite Services and provide allocations to these radio services. Around three million individuals, in virtually every country of the world, have earned licenses to operate stations in these services and are recognized internationally as a valuable voluntary telecommunications resource. Who are radio amateurs? What makes them want to devote their time to this activity? Why is amateur radio so strongly supported by the administrations of so many nations? How can a telecommunications administration bring the benefits of a healthy Amateur Service to its nation? ARRL staff instructors will answer these and many other questions as the course participants discover the ever expanding universe of amateur radio communication.
Learning ObjectivesTo be able to help create, administer and foster an Amateur Radio Service among the citizens of one's country.
FocusThis course is designed for those in developing countries who regulate and manage the Amateur Radio Service.
SponsorAmerican Radio Relay League (ARRL)
LocationNewington, CT
Training DatesOctober 2 - 6, 2017
Suggested Course SequenceAmateur Radio Administration


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Excerpt of music from the Tibetan Sacred Orchestra on the Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche, Vajrakilaya CD
Chagdud Rinpoche, Vajrakilaya CD
"Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche's voice represents the sublime accomplishment of the prayer, 'May whoever hears me find liberation.' It resonates in the heart and memories of thousands of people. This precious Vajrakilaya disc shimmers like a wish-fulfilling jewel, endowed with all qualities of lineage blessing, pure intention, profound meaning and sound inseparable from wisdom essence. May it benefitall beings!" –Chagdud Khadro
Where to Practice Vajrakilaya:
Chagdud Gonpa Khadro Ling
February 21st to March 1st, 2009
Vajrakilaya overcomes obstacles to spiritual activities by using the skillful means of wrathful compassion to vanquish inner emotional poisons of our own minds, and to avert outer calamities.
Tibetan New Year of 2009 will mark the 28th year that extensive Vajrakilaya ceremonies have been performed in the western centers Chagdud Gonpa—in Tibet Chagdud Gonpa such ceremonies are a centuries-old tradition.
Jigme Tromge Rinpoche, son of H. E. Chagdud Rinpoche and truly a master of Vajrakilaya, will lead the ceremonies.
Saturday, 21st, starting at 9 am
Vajrakilaya Empowerment and Setting the Boundaries
Setting of Drubchen Boundaries and Averting Activities
Saturday, the 21st to Tuesday, 24th
These four days are a closed retreat. The commitment is to remain within the boundaries until Wednesday morning.
Losar, Tibetan New Year
1st Day of Earth Ox Year—Wednesday, the 25th
Celebration 5:00 am
Conclusion of Drubchen, Opening of Boundaries
Sunday, March 1st, lama Dancing 10 am
A Vajrakilaya Drubchod was just held at Odsal Ling in Sao Paulo.
Check here for other Chagdud centers doing Vajrakilaya practice:
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office identified one of the men as 25-year-old Anthony Jackson of Atlanta.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the other man was 25-year-old Miguel Hayes, whose address is unknown.
Authorities say the shooting happened around 3 p.m. Wednesday on Asbury Lane.
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wikiHow to Cook a Delicious Tart'd'wesle (French Dish)
Want to cook a delicious easy, beautiful spicy harmonic plate like you were on Top Chef? You're looking to cook a Tart'd'wesle, a very easy, yet impressive dish that will blow your guests away! For those who don't know a tart'd'wesle is a Lobster, "cupcake" (a tartare) with delicious spices and bits of fruit.
- Two lobsters
- Orange rinds
- Lime rinds
- Blueberries
- Blackberries
- Strawberries
- Chilli pepper
- White chocolate
- 4 eggs
- Flour
- Milk
- Carbonated water (Perrier, St.Pellegrino)
- Orange or other citrus juice
- White wine
- Sugar cubes
1The tartare "body" is one of the hardest parts to cook (not that the recipe is elaborate, on the contrary), okay, the only hard part to cook. You want to start by getting two small (very small) bowls (that can go to the oven). Okay, prepare them separately, just so there's no mix up.
2What you need for the tartare "body" is: The White Chocolate, the eggs, the flour (two spoons) and milk (one spoon). First, cut the white chocolate with a knife, making small risps, divide the risps into 4 portions (two per each tartare). Put one portion of the chocolate on the bottom, mix with a spoon the eggs, the flour and the milk add it on top of the chocolate, which will float on different levels, causing a great sensation and vibe to the food. Put the bowls in the oven (or even microwave) for about 45 minutes (50 in the microwave)
3Cook the lobster (don't worry if the "body" didn't take the whole bowl, it's not supposed to). Make sure its small, like an " individual" one. Take off the crust with a sharp pointed knife, boil some water and put the lobster on it, for about 1 hours, later, let it "cool" a bit (about 15 minutes) and put it back on the oven for 30 minutes, then put it in the bowl
4Now, get the lime risps and the orange risps, make any juice fall into the lobster, and put them together in the plate. Cut the strawberries into small pieces and mix them with the blueberries and blackberries. Get the carbonated water, separate in four (two per each tartare), boil one portion (about 1 minute) and add on top. Wait, add the cold part, and the pepper, sliced.
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- To add a special savvy flavor to your dish, pour a teaspoon of orange or citrus natural juice that bodies the plate.
- Make sure you cooked the plate in a bowl that can go in the oven, that is small and that looks good for you to serve the dish in, don't try to take it away to put on another dish, it will not work.
- You can serve this dish with white wine, but a tip is to add a cube of sugar in the drink (yeah seems weird, but it will work, if you are on a diet, see the next tip
- Instead of a sugar cube mixed in the drink, try (it will sound weird too)adding the carbonated water in small bits (Perrier and St.Pellegrino are great for it)
- Do not use Diet White Chocolate, it kind of ruins the plate
Pay attention when you boil or slice ingredients of the recipe, because a-) You can get a nasty burn b-) You might get hurt with the knife if you don't have experience
Also, if you're a kid, ask your parents/tutors to help you prepare the dish
Again, make sure the bowl can go on the oven, otherwise it can break and cause bad consequences
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Los Angeles Downed 3-2 By St. Louis - Chris Withrow Takes Loss
Los Angeles wasted a 10-effort from Zack Greinke and fell 3-2 on Friday against St. Louis at Busch Stadium.
Bettors who backed the Cardinals were rewarded as +119 underdogs at sportsbooks. Over-Under bettors saw the total score go UNDER the closing total of 7.5.
St. Louis got 6 innings from Joe Kelly, who gave up 2 earned runs on 6 hits, while striking out 5. Lance Lynn earned the victory, while the Cardinals got 3 RBIs from Carlos Beltran in the win.
Los Angeles' starting pitcher Zack Greinke worked 8 innings, giving up 4 hits and 2 earned runs while striking out 1 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Carl Crawford in a losing cause.
The battle of the bats favored Los Angeles as they had 9 hits, while St. Louis only had 7.


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RYAN Curtin struck two early goals, including a penalty, as Kidlington beat Holyport 5-0 on the opening day of the Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division campaign.
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Kidlington lost Rob Johnson in the second half through injury.
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Ardley, who also lost Tommy Kinch with a head wound, completed the tally through Kieran Strange and Alex baird's own goal after Josh Swales had qualised for Cheltenham.
Newly-promoted Milton United picked up a point in a 2-2 draw at Bracknell Town.
Shane Cooper-Clark scored twice for the home team, with Adam Bruce and Rob Joyce replying.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Koch Industries, Inc., have signed a partnership agreement to strengthen safety and health protections for workers at eight of the companys affiliates around the country. OSHA and Koch Industries will work together to reduce injuries and illnesses at the pilot worksites participating in the program, including reducing injuries and illnesses related to ergonomics at the Koch participating subsidiaries.
"This partnership with Koch Industries allows OSHA to reach out to a diverse group of worksites within the company and address safety and health issues in a company with a worldwide presence," said OSHA Administrator John L. Henshaw. "The lessons learned from the participation of the pilot worksites in this partnership will be useful across many industries."
In addition to Koch Materials Company, other participating Koch affiliates with pilot program sites are Koch Business Holdings, LLC; Koch Hydrocarbon Southwest, LLC; Koch Hydrocarbon, LP; Koch Mineral Services, LLC; Koch Carbon, LLC; The C. Reiss Coal Company and Koch Nitrogen Company. There are 18 worksites involved in the program, located in 14 states and employing approximately 450 workers.
"This agreement represents a true public/private sector partnership," said Chris Wilkins, Koch Industries director of corporate compliance. "This agreement enhances and builds upon the commitments these companies and OSHA both have made, and will allow us to work together to benefit our communities, our co-workers and our nations economy.
"Ever-improving environmental, health and safety performance is not an option. It is an expectation we have established for every employee in every Koch company at all times. We hope these agreements mark another step forward in our culture of ever-higher expectations and accomplishments."
In this partnership, OSHA and Koch will work together to expand and implement Kochs Safety and Health Management system at the pilot worksites, including sharing knowledge and best practices from the partnership to help reduce injuries and illnesses at other Koch sites.
OSHA and Koch will also strive to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses related to ergonomics in Koch participating pilot companies by using the Koch EHS Management system as a base for developing recommendations for management practices addressing ergonomic hazards. Kochs system, which emphasizes management commitment and employee involvement, parallels the principles of OSHAs Voluntary Protection Programs. Koch will expand its participation in VPP as well as the Special Government Employees program as a result of this partnership.