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What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast: A Short Guide to Making Over Your Mornings–and Life, Laura Vanderkam. Successful people purposefully use their mornings to focus on things that are important, but not urgent: things like nurturing your career, nurturing your relationships, and nurturing yourself. Read this guide, keep a time diary for a week as Laura suggests, and reap the benefits. (Read about my experience with making over my mornings here.)
The No Brainer Wardrobe, Hayley Morgan. If you want to look better in 2013, Hayley will help you whip your closet into shape for the New Year. It's for women who want to "learn to love the clothes they have, lose the clothes they hate, and shop for items to fill the gaps." Follow her suggestions to purge your closet, plan your go-to-outfits, and create a personal look book.
One Bite at a Time, Tsh Oxenreider. Tsh has carefully curated 52 projects to live more simply, such as establish a morning routine, downsize (and rotate) your kids' toys, and switch to non-toxic cleaners. Each project is utterly do-able, broken into steps, and is (for the most part) finite. They can be tackled in any order; cross off one per week to cover all 52 in a year.
Bundle of the Week. This is a new thing and the first bundle. These 5 ebooks sell together for $7.40, which is a steal. If you're interested in any one of these books, you're not going to find a better deal than this. (The bundle will be available through January 7).
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- 21 Days to a More Disciplined Life, Crystal Paine
- Healthy Homemaking, Stephanie Langford
- Simplify, Joshua Becker
- The 2013 Confident Mom Weekly Household Planner, Susan Heid
The right blogs will help you meet your goals
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UNTIRING SECRETARY DEFENCE GOTABHAYA RAJAPAKSA, military heavyweights, Chief of Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Donald Perera, Commander of the Army Lieutenant General Sarath Fonseka and senior Army officers Thursday (31) morning extended their warm greetings and plaudits to advancing ground troops in the Mannar & Vavuniya sector for their string of military successes in the most recent past.
Those sentiments were conveyed to 58 Division Commanders and other Wanni based Commanders during meetings the visiting team has had today in Mannar and Vavuniya.
Thursday (29) morning's helitour to Mannar area by this top-level defence official and military chiefs as first leg of the tour was also meant to promote the morale of the ground troops fighting the most ruthless terror outfit in the world further, and map out future strategies to continue their forward march, in order to salvage besieged Tamil civilians in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts while bringing peace to the north of Sri Lanka.
The visiting Defence Secretary and military chiefs on arrival in Mannar were received by Brigadier Channa Gunatillake, Commander, Mannar Area Headquarters and the livewire behind ongoing Mannar north operations (Task Force 1), Brigadier Shavindra Silva who afterwards gave a briefing on the status quo of the continuing humanitarian operations to the visiting team.
Mr. Gotabhaya Rajapaksa hailing the military tours de force of valiant troops in the area, during the brief meeting with Division, Brigade and unit commanders in the 58 Division office, wanted all ground commanders to extend his appreciation and warm greetings to troops and their commanders engaged in operations. Mr. Rajapaksa, giving a patient hearing to the ground commanders encouraged them to further boost the morale of the soldiers and plan future operations accordingly to wrest control of Tiger (LTTE) held areas eliminating terrorism from the two provinces. Mr. Rajapaksa also touched on the question of resettlement of civilians arriving in cleared areas following LTTE threats and a few other related issues.
Air Chief Marshal Donald Perera, Commander of the Army Lieutenant General Sarath Fonseka, Brigadier Shavindra Silva and several other senior officers contributed to the discussions at 58 Division office.
Later on Mr. Rajapaksa and the military duo flew to Security Forces Headquarters Wanni (SFHQ-W) in Vavuniya where Major General Jagath Jayasuriya, Commander, (SFHQ-W) after receipt of them, briefed them on current security developments in the whole of Wanni.
Mr. Rajapaksa addressing all Divisional commanders present at the venue evaluated the progress of continuing humanitarian operations and paid tribute to all ground commanders and soldiers for their achievements in the north of Welioya and elsewhere. Since the operations are reaching a very decisive phase, he reminded, that concerted efforts should be made to liberate trapped civilians living under LTTE diktats. Giving his concern over exodus of masses into cleared areas, Mr. Rajapaksa pointed out the importance of resettling them in a proper manner without letting them to fall prey to isolated Tiger elements that might infiltrate upon fall of those areas.
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This link will take you to a memorium presentation celebrating the life of a 106 year old traditional elder of North West Australia. The land rights struggle he headlined, I linked to last year.
Mayaringbungu A Beautiful Mind | IsumaTV I had no involvement in the preparation of this presentation so can claim no credit. Much of the dialogue is in Yindjibarndi language. As the presentation was intended for the home community, there are no subtitles, so this piece will not be for all of you. |


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"Mandarin oranges and maraschino cherries give this creamy Watergate salad a burst of color and flavor perfect for the holiday table." — ATREVINO02
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2 (16 ounce) cans crushed pineapple, drained
2 (15 ounce) cans mandarin oranges, drained
2 (8 ounce) containers whipped topping (such as Cool Whip®)
1 1/2 (10.5 ounce) packages miniature marshmallows
1 (4 ounce) jar maraschino cherries, sliced
1/2 (3.5 ounce) package shredded coconut
I have made this salad several times. In addition to what is shown above, I add 1 1/4 c. sour cream, 1/4 - 1/2 c. walnuts, and 1 tsp. orange extract to add a little more flavor.
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Stylish/hipster restaurant bar/servers and wall art and the Thai Pork Belly was terrific. Good beers on tap. Weren't very flexible moving back our reservation 30 minutes eventhough when we got there at 630, there was hardly anyopne seated.
Brought out of towners to lunch. Great location, great food, energetic but able to carry on conversations with friends I hadn't seen in awhile. Servers were very good.
Great place for lunch. Been twice, everything is delicious and fresh. Servers great, ambiance energetic, great view of park. I recommend this place to everyone.
I have eaten at Lark on the Park twice now and I can not say anything bad about this restaurant. The location and view are great. Love the fact the art changes every four months. Great opportunity for local artist to show off their artisict gift. As for the menu, it is simple but well thought out. It is a great lunch place with wonderful sandwiches and salads. Both times I have been in the service has been great. Will be back.
My husband, my 10 year old daughter and I celebrated my husband's birthday at Lark on the Park and we had a wonderful experience! The food was fabulous, our waitress was attentive and efficient and the atmosphere was perfect. We will certainly return to Lark on the Park!
Great venue. Had small team meeting back in the corner on a busy Sunday. As with all brunch hot spots - the crowd and noise level increased as the brunch crowd continued to grow. Many tables with children; great bar for onsey or twosy. Highly recommend!
After a first visit to Lark for brunch, I knew I needed to try dinner. Very satisfied with the experience. I had Moo Krob for my entree, while the belly was a little fatty (even for my taste) it was delicious. I'd order it again. SIdes were good especially roasted squash with fried sage. Outstanding appetizer was curry pillows. While waiting for the rest of my party, I had a drink (The Gin Bright) at the bar. The bartender was excellent; friendly and knowledgeable. I'll be back.
A beautiful restaurant with floor to ceiling windows and patio seating facing downtown skyline and the park.Food and service is very good, with a contemporary big city vibe. Dining options better for lunch or brunch. The charcuterie is awesome, and recently had a lovely lentil soup and salad.
We were there fairly early, and the after-work crowd was at the bar. We had to navigate through the crowd, but once we were in the dining room the bar scene was just a pleasant buzz in the background. When the weather is good, we plan to go back and sit outside to get a better view of the park. Inside, the chalk art work is unusual and fun; we look forward to seeing new works next time. The bartender made good martinis and manhattans (Manhattans with Luxardo cherries. A big,big plus in my book). Service was good with just the right amount of attentiveness. The food was very good - the lamb shank was one of the best around. It was a bit salty (some said too), but I liked it very much. Overall, we thought it was very good.
Great scenic view of Downtown Dallas and Klyde Warren Park. Nice local art on walls. Complimentary valet parking. Small selection of appetizers, like be marinated olives and nuts or beef carpaccio. Variety of entrees - scallops, hanger steak, duck, lamb shank, gnudi, chicken, pork. Limited but innovative dessert items. Large wall of artisan beers and weekly cocktail specials. Outstanding service. Nice patio area with view. Can be noisy but not obtrusive.
I've only been there for lunch, but it's a great place to go especially now that the weather is so good. I hope they'll have misters in the hot summer months and heaters in the winters. Good place to bring kids and teenagers, although the menu is a little too eclectic for younger palates. The food is very good, the service attentive. I would recommend it to anyone.
We really enjoyed our time at Lark. The food was exceptional and my dining companion said or server Kyle hit it out of the park with his beer pairing suggestion for the Hanger Steak ( his first) Thanks for the great times !
We had a great meal and thought the location and decor were as interesting as the menu. Hamachi salad was to die for and the scallops were cooked to perfection. The pork belly was a huge hit as well. Don't see that on many menus but it's delicious!!
Went on a Sat night...great food, drinks, and ambiance. Highly recommended.
My wife and I decided to try something new for our first anniversary. It's a quiet place even full of people. Fooood was good and staff even better. Made or night great!!!
The service and food were excellent. The only drawback for me was the noise level, but I am one of those annoying people with a soft voice which doesn't carry.
I chose the Lark for my wife and I because it was away from the Uptown traffic. The environment was not too noisy which allowed us to have conversation and the ambiance was hip and trendy with a diverse display of chalkboard artwork. For a starter we shared the clams. My wife enjoyed her duck confit and I was more than pleased with the big eye tuna. It was lightly seared with a warm pink center. Chad, our waiter, was polite, joking, and very warm. He knew when to check on us and when to give us our privacy. Thank you Chad. We will certainly return to the Lark on the Park.
I have been to Lark twice now and love it by and large: a sparkling, interesting, restaurant with a fantastic view of the Arts District and Klyde Warren park. Food is delicious and unusual. Service was terrific the first time and inexperienced but warm and eager the second. Complaint. There is no reason, as far as I'm concerned, to have music cranked up so loud that sustained conversation even at small tables is drowned out. It causes people at all the tables to strain to hear and to shout at each other and at the waiters to be heard, making the noise level even more deafening and obnoxious. I go to a restaurant for both the food and for good conversation with people I love. Why do to the conversation what you wouldn't do to the food?!
Consistently excellent on all fronts. Our friend from New Jersey loved the food, the artwork and the staff, who as always were wonderful.
We ate at LARK on the Park for lunch, and have also been for cocktails. The service is always incredible, and very personable. The scene is unique and the view of the park is lovely. I enjoyed their seasonal changes to the fall menu, and the ambiance was warm but not overpowering. We ate as a group of 5 and each person (even the non-foodie) was able to find something they enjoyed on the menu. Will definitely visit this establishment again in the near future.
Lark on the Park is aptly named since it sits right acoss the street from the Clyde Warren Park . Our waitress was extremely attentive but not overly so and was very familiar with the menu, and the wine list. The wall murals were very interesting---done on chalk boards around the walls by local artists. I particularily liked the Lincoln Limo which I immediately reconized as the Kennedy Presidential car used when Kennedy visited Dallas. My husband had the feature of the evening-a delicate scallop entree and I had the big eye tuna dish. Both were delicious. We shared the antipasto plate which was great. We had an unbaked French Chardonnay which was paired well with the fish, and finished with the pear and creme freishe dessert. Yummy!
This was one of my most memorable meals in Dallas and I've lived here since 1978. Everything we ordered was perfectly prepared with distinctive ingredient pairings and textures.
Lots of light, great menu, close to Klyde Warren. Highly recommend
The food was exceptional along with the wine selection. The menu had a wonderful variety of options so it will be difficult to make a decision but everything was amazing!
Dined at LARK on Saturday night with a group of 6. I had read several good reviews and all were spot on. A great downtown location with great views for drinks after dinner. My new favorite place!
We had a wonderful dinner following a matinee at The Winspear. The tuna and lamb entrees were delicious! We also enjoyed our appetizers and desert. The service was excellent. We will look forward returning whenever we are in the Arts District!
My second visit at Lark, and I must say that I had liked it the first time, but thought the appetizers better than the entrees. But this time all four meals were first rate. As one guest, news to Lark said. " this is a destination restaurant."
My son recommended we try Lark on the Park. Enjoyed the dish I selected and the atmosphere. We had a time constraint and were waited on promptly. I will also recommend to my friends. I was pleased with the price point and the variety of dishes. My friend really enjoyed her meal. I also like making my reservations on line. The OpenTable concept is super.
This was the best restaurant I have eaten in for a long time! The food was outstanding and there was a good variety of local beers on tap. We went for lunch and I had the Swiss Chard and Caramelized Onion Tart. It was everything I had hoped for and more. Our waitress was also knowledgeable about everything they served and very friendly. I would highly recommend this to everyone.
A table for two with the park across the street. Waitress was attentive as needed, food was delicious and portions adequate. We liked the French press coffee approach. We enjoyed the evening. The only minor point was difficulty in reading the menu because the lighting was low at the window side tables, but we managed and it did not take away from the evening. Really enjoyed the art work.
I took a friend for her birthday, wait staff was professional, helpful and friendly. Food was good but not outstanding. My soup was barely warm, sandwich a bit greasy, but all in all good enough. Would go back again because of location, space design and super friendly staff.
Had a fabulous lunch there with my girlfriends! Loved the Thai Beef Salad! Very cool!
Nice job by the Lark team. Valet was comp and efficient. Hostesses were very friendly and had great window table for us. Bar was already hopping at 5pm with Friday afterwork crowd. Beef carpaccio was great. I had the lamb shanks. The lamb was nice and tender but feel just short of perfection due to light seasoning but the lentils with it were awesome. It was good. The service was great with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Nice menu with lots more to try so we'll be back.
Me and my wife were receommended LARK and it really set the tone for a wonderful night that included seeing Harry Connick Jr in concert.
No real expectations for dinner but thought we'd give it a shot. Was pleasantly surprised with food quality and cocktails. Good environment although a little loud and very good service
The food and drinks were excellent. We were a party of 3 and going to the Winspear afterwords. The waiter was the only knock I have. He would disappear for long periods, so ordering additional drinks was a problem. He also got one our Martini orders completely wrong. The music is a little loud when the indoor area is not completely full.
Swift service, plenty of healthy options so you don't want a nap later and pleasant environment for conversation
Location by the park makes for a lively place. Two of us had salads and one had the fish of the day -- all three were great, and the service was exceptional.
We had a wonderful waitress. Knowledgeable, funny, attentive but not too much. Highly recommended.
The area is beautiful and the service was good. The curry pillows were different than most appetizers, the clam broth was very yummy with some toasted bread (ask for more bread), the gnudi with butternut squash hit the mark as a great seasonal dish and the moo krob was oh so delicious, and again, different than what you would eat at most establishments. We will likely be back to see how the menu changes over time.
Our server, Lacey, was great. She was very knowledgeable about the menu and how things should be prepared for the best taste experience. This was a refreshing change from the last time i was there. I have been three time. The first time was great, the second time I has poor service and the server neglected to tell me the chicken was all dark. This third time more than made up for the previous disappointing experience. I would recommend people try the place. It' good!
I was highly impressed with Lark. The food was amazing! The scallops were fresh and very flavorful, as well as the beef carpaccio. Don't forget dessert, the apple tart was delicious! The ambiance was energetic and the view of the park was just beautiful. There are such lovely windows around the place. Our server was great and gave suggestions when we asked, and actually gave an opinion. We will be back soon!
Absolutely amazing location and beautiful interior designed with simplicity and grace in mind. The food selections were varied and excellent. Service was prompt but not obtrusive. Loved it and we will be back!
Apps are great! Wine list is decent and good prices. Had the ribeye, had a sauce on it that was over salted. The server said that it is a grass fed beef. Comparable to prime. Not sure why you would want to put a sauce on a great steak then?! It was good never the less. Great view of the park. Parking can be tricky though. I'd just Uber it if I were you.
My third trip to LARK was even better than the first two-- if this is even possible! Took 2 well-mannered children this time, and discovered that the restaurant has a marvelous selection for kids...not on the menu, but readily and willingly available. And wonder of wonders...fresh food for the kids, too! Our brunch selections were first-class, especially the egg sandwich. One burger-eater pronounced it "fine meat and even finer preparation." The beer selection is fabulous, and we were surprised by a Bloody Mary that was served with a beer chaser. We're from the Midwest-- so that was truly a taste of Milwaukee.
Great view of the Park especially now all decorated for the Holidays. Flights of beers from the many draughts
The food was great, the waiter was great, location is great!
I dined at Lark for a business lunch and was expecting the usual fare but was extremely impressed by the variety, unusual ingrediants, gorgeous presentation, and the fact that every single plate was delicious! Most times there's one stand out dish but each and every person loved their dish! I'll be back for sure with my husband for a dinner out soon.
I loathe sitting in bar stools. This restaurant has too many that comprise its table seating.
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The parents of a girl killed by a chunk of ice in Snohomish County sued the U.S. Forest Service because warning signs were not posted at the Big Four ice caves, but their lawsuit has been dismissed.
Grace Tam, 11, was posing for a picture in front of the Ice Caves near Verlot in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in July 2010, when a chunk of ice the size of truck fell and killed her.
John Tam said his daughter was 18 feet in front of the opening to the caves and that the sign that warned of the danger was missing.
"It wasn't missing one day or one week; it was missing more than 30 days," he said.
If the sign had been posted, Tam said his family wouldn't have ventured past it and Grace would be alive.
The Forest Service said other signs warning of the danger were posted -- in the parking lot, at the trail head.
The Tams sued the federal government, saying the forest service was negligent in its effort to warn visitors.
"(To) make sure it never happen to other family," said Tamami Okauchi, Grace's mother.
The lawsuit was dismissed last week after government lawyers argued there isn't a federal law that requires them to replace safety signs on a certain schedule.
"I was really disappointed," Okauchi said. "We are not given chance to bring out the fact that Forest Service didn't follow safety measures,"
The sign was replaced two days after Grace was killed. The Tams think the entire area should be closed off.
The Tams have 60 days to appeal. They haven't decided yet if they will.
The U.S. Forest Service said the incident is tragic, and that "We're sorry for the family's loss."
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Baoji Xu Associate Professor of Pharmacology |
My laboratory is interested in elucidating the mechanism by which neurotrophins regulate the formation, maintenance, and function of neural circuits in the brain. Deficiencies in neurotrophins have been linked to neurodegenerative diseases, obesity, mental retardation, mood disorders, and other neurological disorders. Neurotrophins are a family of small and secreted growth factors, which include brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), nerve growth factor, neurotrophin-3, and neurotrophin-4/5. My laboratory uses a combination of mouse genetic, biochemical, molecular, histological, and behavioral approaches to identify the neural and molecular pathways mediating the diverse functions of neurotrophins. We have discovered that BDNF synthesized in dendrites controls activity-dependent modifications of dendritic spines, which are the postsynaptic sites for the vast majority of excitatory synapses. We have also found that neurotrophins are required for the formation and maintenance of the striatum. Their deficiencies likely contribute to selective degeneration of striatal neurons in Huntington's disease. Much of the current work in the laboratory focuses on the regulation of dendritic BDNF synthesis and its role in synaptic plasticity and learning, molecular mechanisms underlying the development and maintenance of the striatum and its relevance to Huntington's disease, molecular and neural substrates underlying the effect of BDNF on body weight, and development of therapeutic strategies for neurological disorders using BDNF or its mimetics.
Selected Publications:
Waterhouse EG, An JJ, Baydyuk M, Liao GY, Zheng K, Xu B.
BDNF promotes differentiation and maturation of adult-born neurons through GABA-ergic transmission
J Neurosci
32:14318, 2012
Liao GY, An JJ, Gharami K, Waterhouse EG, Vanevski F, Jones KR, Xu B.
Dendritically targeted Bdnf mRNA is essential for energy balance and response to leptin.
Nat Med.
18(4):564-71, 2012
Kaneko M, Xie Y, An JJ, Stryker MP, Xu B.
Dendritic BDNF synthesis is required for late-phase
spine maturation and recovery of cortical responses following sensory deprivation.
J Neurosci.
32(14):4790-802, 2012
Zheng K, An JJ, Yang F, Xu W, Xu ZQ, Wu
J, Hokfelt TG, Fisahn A, Xu B, Lu B.
TrkB signaling in parvalbumin-positive
interneurons is critical for gamma-band network
synchronization in hippocampus. Proc Natl Acad
Sci U S A. 108(41):17201-6, 2011
Baydyuk M, Russell T, Liao GY, Zang K, An JJ, Reichardt
LF, Xu B.
TrkB receptor controls striatal formation by regulating
the number of newborn striatal neurons.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A.
108:1669-74, 2011
Baydyuk M, Nguyen MT, Xu
Chronic deprivation of TrkB signaling leads to selective
late-onset nigrostriatal dopaminergic degeneration.
Exp Neurol.
228:118-25, 2011
Xie Y, Hayden MR, Xu B.
BDNF Overexpression in the Forebrain Rescues
Huntington's Disease Phenotypes in YAC128 Mice.
J Neurosci.
30:14708-18, 2010
Lau AG, Irier HA, Gu J,
Tian D, Ku L, Liu G, Xia M, Fritsch B, Zheng JQ,
Dingledine R, Xu B, Lu B, Feng Y.
Distinct 3'UTRs
differentially regulate activity-dependent translation
of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A.
107:15945-50, 2010
Fu X, Zang K, Zhou Z,
Reichardt LF, Xu B.
Retrograde neurotrophic
signaling requires a protein interacting with receptor
tyrosine kinases via C2H2 zinc fingers.
Mol Biol Cell.
21:36-49, 2010
Waterhouse EG, Xu B.:
New insights into the role of brain-derived neurotrophic
factor in synaptic plasticity.
Cell Neurosci., 2009
An JJ, Gharami K, Liao GY, Woo NH, Lau AG, Vanevski F,
Torre ER, Jones KR, Feng Y, Lu B, Xu B.:
Distinct role of long 3' UTR BDNF mRNA in spine
morphology and synaptic plasticity in hippocampal
Cell. 134:175-87, 2008
Liao GY, Xu B.:
Cre recombinase-mediated gene deletion in layer 4 of
murine sensory cortical areas.
Genesis. 46:289-93, 2008
Gharami K, Xie Y, An JJ, Tonegawa S, Xu B.:
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor over-expression in the
forebrain ameliorates Huntington's disease phenotypes in
J Neurochem. 105:369-79, 2008
Xu B, Goulding EH, Zang K, Cepoi D, Cone RD, Jones KR,
Tecott LH, Reichardt LF.:
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor regulates energy
balance downstream of melanocortin-4 receptor.
Nat Neurosci. 6:736-42, 2003
Rico B, Xu B, Reichardt LF.:
TrkB receptor signaling is required for establishment of
GABAergic synapses in the cerebellum.
Nat Neurosci. 5:225-33, 2002
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A fired up Rubens Barrichello claims his desire to succeed is stronger than ever, as he ramps up his preparations ahead of a first run with Williams.
The Brazilian stayed over at Williams' Grove factory recently, so he could spend time there getting to know team members – and he has also taken in a visit to engine supplier Cosworth. Delighted with what he has seen, Barrichello says his huge experience in F1 has not dampened his enthusiasm for more success.
"It is funny how things in life go," he said during his recent visit to Cosworth. "I could have said after five years of F1 this is a difficult one and I don't know if I want to do this, but after such a long time I am still very hungry.
"The dream to become World Champion is closer than ever. [I am] feet on the ground working as hard as I can and working very hard for success."
Barrichello's enthusiasm to make the best of the opportunity he has been handed made him feel it was vital to spend time in the UK, rather than maximize his holiday time back home in Brazil.
"I've been visiting the Williams factory a couple of times already, so it is good to come to Cosworth and see the intentions," he said. "You can see good signs at Cosworth as well – they are here not just to do well but also to win. Technically it is good to get some of the information but also to pump people around, and say we are all there behind them – as it is a win together, lose together business."
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The innovative PMTCT B+ approach aims to place 2,000 HIV-positive pregnant women on treatment over the next four years.
Fifty-five Swazi patients are celebrating successful treatment of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in an MSF project in Mankayane.
Micaela Serafini, MSF medical referent, discusses MSF's efforts to treat HIV/AIDS in Swaziland.
Once "more dead than alive," a woman living with HIV in Swaziland's remote Shiselweni region is now healthy and trying to help others who are where she once was.
Every day, Senzo wakes up and walks to catch a bus to the clinic for his daily injection. The injection is part of the complicated two-year-long treatment for his drug-resistant form of TB.
Real stories of people living with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. Today's feature from Swaziland: "I do get a lot of emotional support from my family, but financially we are struggling."
While several countries hardest hit by HIV/AIDS are improving treatment protocols to reduce deaths and illness, a lack of donor support still prevents many from implementing vital changes.
Several low-income countries highly affected by HIV risk being entirely or partly disqualified from the current funding round by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
The dual epidemic of tuberculosis and HIV is devastating Swaziland, cutting life expectancy there from 60 to just 31 years of age, MSF said today in a new report.
In Swaziland a dual epidemic of tuberculosis (TB) and HIV is threatening to wipe out entire generations. The country has the highest HIV prevalence in the world among adults, coupled with one of the highest incidence rates of TB. The great majority of TB patients are co-infected with HIV, and TB is the leading cause of mortality among HIV-positive patients.
In South Africa, where the FIFA World Cup is getting under way, MSF is trying to show that beating HIV/AIDS should be the ultimate goal.
Malawi has been facing its biggest measles epidemic in 13 years. Working with the local health authorities, MSF has launched a vaccination campaign for more than 2.5 million children.
By the time Lindo was three years old, she had developed a constant cough and breathing problems and was too weak to walk
At one time, TB was considered on its way to being eradicated. However, the disease started a frightening comeback beginning in the 1980s and lasting through the present day.
Participants at an International Consultative Workshop that took place at the end of October in Swaziland have come up with a series of recommendations to improve and increase the response to the alarming dual epidemic of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB) that is claiming thousands of lives every year in the Southern African region and in Swaziland in particular.
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MSF doctor Hermann Reuter works in a tuberculosis (TB) project in a rural district of Swaziland called Shiselweni.
Swaziland in Southern Africa is on the brink of a major health crisis due to the killer twin epidemic of HIV-AIDS and TB.
Nikiwe, 30 years old, was diagnosed in early 2009 with drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB). Here, he talks about the daily struggle of being infected and the shame he feels living with his illness in a fearful community.
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2003.5 F-350 6.0 Pouring White Smoke
Yeah I'm one of those lucky bastards who picked up a 2003 diesel not long after they came out.
So Monday I was driving to town, hit the throttle noticed a some black smoke. Didn't think much of it. Didn't happen again for the rest of the 25 minute drive. Went to town had supper, started the truck no problem, moved it from the back parking lot to the front to pick up some buddies. Noticed a little bit of white smoke, figured it was from the truck being cold. Ran to a convenience store for smokes and when I was had it parked i noticed A LOT coming out when I was idling, it wasn't just coming out and disappearing it was hanging. I was parked for 5 minutes and it formed a good trail of smoke. Parked it for a bit then went to start it up but battery was dead(It was parked for maybe 10 minutes I think one of the batteries is no good.) Drove it home and if I idled or hit the throttle it would really smoke. If I was doing highway speed there was next to no smoke. There has been no loss of power, starts hard though. I checked the coolant and it's not even below the minimum line. My biggest concern is am i going to destroy something if I keep driving it? It has been parked for 2 days and I've been driving my Chev, want to get back driving the diesel. We have done injectors before, but when the injectors went there was a huge loss in power. Truck is totally stock not even egr deletes or head bolts done. There is no engine light on either. Last edited by byronkentgraham; 11-07-2012 at 08:49 PM. Reason: Added lack of engine light. |
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Sounds like weak batteries are killing your ficm. Get two matching new batteries in the truck ASAP and then monitor your ficm voltage. Do you have a monitor in the truck now? If not let me know and I can get you fixed up with one.
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^^^X2 a monitor for the truck is a must have item. Talked a buddy into picking u a scanguage for his 2003 and monitor truck especially when pulling his horses. Sure enough he was at 35 degrees delta on oil cooler, truck is going to mechanic Friday to have oil cooler and egr cooler replaced.
The early year trucks throw no cel on delta temps above 15 degrees and you won't know there's a problem until it's too late. Surely Tuscany will set you up with a good monitor for truck. (MUST HAVE ITEM) With that being said; take a look at your oil level and look closely to make sure it's not overfilled from diesel. Sounds to me like you have a injector holding open and that can cause big problems. Does it feel like the starter has a hard time turning over engine especially very first moment when cranked? If injector is hanging open it can flood the cylinder with fuel and hydrolocking when cranking over. Dependant upon how much fuel is flowing out of injector will determine how badly it will blow white smoke. The fact that the white smoke does not dissipate tells me it's fuel and surely you can smell the diesel. Can be a very serious issue if it's a leaking injector dependant on how bad, take ficm values as well as voltage readings and move forward from there. |
Going to replace batteries today, and see if that helps do i need to have the ficm replaced or flashed if that's the problem?
So starte it up to move it to the shop today, and the smoke has turned to a blackish grey. I that makes a difference.
Looks like it's an injector. Going to have it checked out next Thursday. Guess I'm stuck driving a Chev until then.
Before you send it to the shop and have a misdiagnosis check the FICM volts with the new batteries. If your having "injector" issues you always start troubleshooting at the charging system e.g; batteries, alternators and FICM then you check the injectors.
Mine was making white smoke really bad and it was the EGR cooler. But, I was also losing about a gallon of coolant every 100 miles.
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NORTH NAPLES — An elderly woman was killed and at least two other people were injured in an accident on Immokalee Road Wednesday evening.
Witnesses called in the accident as suspected drag racing, about 8 p.m. The accident occurred at Immokalee and Aston Drive, which is just west of Livingston Road.
A black Honda Civic and another, unidentified car were traveling westbound on Immokalee Road when something caused the Civic to swerve, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The Civic lost control, crossed the center median on Immokalee Road, and struck a Hyundai sedan head on, according to FHP Sgt. James McPherson.
An elderly woman in the Hyundai was killed and her granddaughter was transported to NCH - Downtown Naples Hospital, according to McPherson. The driver of the Civic was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers.
The accident shut down eastbound traffic on Immokalee Road for hours as investigators worked. As of 11:30 p.m., eastbound Immokalee Road was closed at Airport-Pulling Road east past Aston Drive.
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by Tyler Woods on Aug. 17, 2009, under LifeI was invited to a 9-year-old's birthday party this weekend. (Happy birthday Eli!) We had such fun playing games and watching him unwrap all of his toys. The joy in his eyes reminded me how important toys and playing are. Not just to the 9 year old but to all of us adults.
I recall one year for Christmas, I bought all my adult friends racecar tracks. Not expensive ones, just the 20 dollar ones. It was a gift that made adults bend down with their achy backs and bad knees, get on the floor, and race their cars around the track with a smile in their heart and a sparkle in their eye. The actual gift I gave was their ability to feel like a child again.
After playing hard with a child, and like a child this weekend, I decided to take a quick glance at the history of toys. I would love to hear what your favorite toys were. For me, I had many, but I loved my walkie talkies, Barbies and Barbie's playhouse, and my hot wheels.
1902 In America, toy bears begin to be called Teddy Bears" named after President Theodore Roosevelt.
1903 Edwin Binney and C. Harold Smith produced the first box of Crayola crayons.
1913 Former Olympian (Gold, Pole Vault, 1908) and medical doctor A.C. Gilbert invented the Erector Set.
1914 Charles Pajeau developed a collection of rugged wooden toys similar to the Erector Set, but designed for younger children; he called them Tinker Toys.
1916 John Lloyd Wright, the son of architect Frank Lloyd Wright invented Lincoln Logs.
1929 The yo-yo is popularized in the United States after entrepreneur Donald Duncan saw the toy being demonstrated in Los Angeles.
1935 Parker Brothers introduced Monopoly.
1938 Piano tuner and camera buff William Gruber was the mastermind behind the View-Master three-dimensional viewer.
1943 Richard James discovered that a spring will "walk" end-over-end when knocked over. James brought the discovery home to his wife, who named the new toy "Slinky".
1947 Tonka trucks were invented.
1950 Silly Putty was introduced at the International Toy Fair in New York.
1952 Banking on the idea that children like to play with their food, Hasbro introduced Mr. Potato Head.
1954 Jack Odell created the original Matchbox car.
1956 Play-doh entered the market as a wallpaper cleaner. Non-toxic and less messy than regular modelling clay, it was soon recognized that the cleaner made an excellent toy.
1958 Wham-O founders Arthur Melin and Richard Knerr began marketing the Hula Hoop.
1959 The Barbie doll is introduced at the American Toy Fair in New York City by Elliot Handler, founder of Mattel Toys.
1965 Stanley Weston created a doll for boys called G.I Joe.
1966 Elliot Handler, one of the co-founders of Mattel, Inc., invented Hot Wheels.
1969 Parker Brothers marketed the first Nerf ball.
The 70s marked the introduction of video games, and toys slowly have lost their meaning. No longer do children roller skate in the street, toss their Nerf ball, or play for hours with silly putty. They just flip open a screen or turn their TV and game consoles on, and become plasmic ooze. There is something to be said for the simplicity of playing with toys.


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As expected, Newport Gwent Dragons No.8 Toby Faletau makes his debut as does prop Ryan Bevington as part of an all-Ospreys front row.
Fly-half Stephen Jones will become Wales' joint leading appearance holder when he wins his 100th cap but even that landmark is likely to be overshadowed by Henson's involvement.
His last Wales match came in the 2009 RBS 6 Nations against Ireland and Gatland threw the gauntlet down to his controversial star to rediscover the form that has made him a double Grand Slam winner.
He said: "It's an opportunity for players like Gavin (Henson) to do his talking on the rugby pitch. We have Andrew Bishop, Jamie Roberts, Jonathan Davies and now Scott Williams, but we need depth and hopefully Gavin does well and he puts some pressure on the established guys.
"He tells us it's fantastic to be back in this environment, that he has really missed it and is loving his rugby at the moment and that's a real positive for us, he knows he just needs to let his rugby do the talking now.
"We have tried to get the right mixture of youth and experience in there and I'd like to think the likes of Ryan Bevington and Toby Faletau will look at this and think 'this is a good chance for me'.
"It's a psychological challenge that we need to be prepared for, there is a lot at stake for all of us and for the players in particular in terms of us assessing their character and them booking their places on that plane for the Rugby World Cup.
WALES:Morgan Stoddart; George North, Jonathan Davies, Gavin Henson, Aled Brew; Stephen Jones, Mike Phillips; Ryan Bevington, Huw Bennett, Paul James, Ryan Jones, Luke Charteris, Dan Lydiate, Sam Warburton (Captain), Toby Faletau
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SIACHOQUE, Heber et al. Determination Of Interleukine-10 In Cancer Patients In Stages Iii And Iv Treated With Dexamethasone. Rev. Cienc. Salud [online]. 2005, vol.3, n.2, pp. 148-155. ISSN 1692-7273.
Dexamethasone treatment in patients with cancer in stages III and IV is associated with immune response suppression, possibly because of the inhibiting effect produced by antigen presenting dendritic cells. Under dexamethasone action, dendritic cells secrete very low levels of IL-10 that not only diminish the Th2 lymphocyte response but also the one induced by NK cells. In most of experimental models, IL-10 levels increase when patients have been previously treated with dexamethasone, which inhibits the Th1 lymphocytes response and produces worsening sening of the process. Methodology: ELISA test was used to determine IL-10 in patients with different tumors in stages III and IV treated with chemotherapy and dexamethasone-metoclopramide and in healthy controls. Results: In the experimental model, all patients with cancer in stages III and IV exhibited very low levels of IL- 10, compared to those of the control group. In addition, IL-10 concentration did not increase in patients treated with dexamethasone. Our results show that IL-10 does not produce dendritic cells anergy nor cytotoxic response mediated by Th1 lymphocytes. Conclusion: it is possible that immune response suppression in this type of patients is the result of dexamethasone and not of IL-10 effect.
Palavras-chave : Interleukin-10; neoplasms; glucocorticoids; dexamethasone; immunosuppression; dendritic cells.


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Memorial Day 2005
Mr. AKAKA. Mr. President, I rise to recognize the significance of Memorial Day ? and to remember the Americans it commemorates. In just a few days, we will come together as a nation to pay tribute to the courageous men and women who fought and died for our country. Too often we take for granted the freedoms we as Americans enjoy ? too often we forget those who gave their lives to secure this liberty.
America has honored its fallen soldiers with a Memorial Day, sometimes called Decoration Day, since the Civil War. Though we are grateful to these heroes each and every day, it was recognized that we should set aside one day in particular, the last Monday in May, to be especially mindful of the brave soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines who paid the ultimate price for their fellow citizens.
During a time when we continue to lose more of our friends, family, and neighbors in combat overseas, I am especially mindful of the sacrifices made by our men and women in the military. I served in World War II, and I have seen first-hand the bravery and selflessness that is a common thread in our military personnel. Though I was lucky enough to return home, not a day passes when I do not think of my comrades who were not as fortunate, and I am eternally grateful to them.
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I want the115,000 veterans who choose to make Hawaii their home to be assured that they will receive the services they have earned. The nearly 18,000 veterans who avail themselves of VA health care on Oahu, the Big Island, Kauai, and Maui should not have to worry if resources for doctors and nurses will materialize next year. The Reservists and Guardsmen who are deployed for the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan also must receive the care they need upon their return. And, Mr. President, the fact that a whole population veterans is denied care because VA does not have adequate funding is shameful.
Memorial Day is a day of both sorrow and joy. We mourn those we have lost in battle, and we celebrate the freedoms we currently enjoy thanks to those brave individuals. As we gather together over the long weekend to celebrate this important holiday, let us make sure to take a moment to remember and thank those who lost their lives in order to secure our futures. Then, for the rest of our tenure in Congress, let us not waiver from the commitments made to these brave men and women in terms of programs, services, and benefits.


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When the Grizzlies limped into Houston with a 1-7 record three years ago, coach Lionel Hollins contemplated rewriting the script of a sad soap opera.
The 2011-12 season began with a kick — Hollins punted a basketball out of frustration during a practice. It was his way of trying to jolt a listless group struggling to deal with the sudden absence of an injured Randolph.
The more things have changed through the years it seems that the Grizzlies' regular-season starts have remained like a picture in a frame. However, Hollins has designs on not staring at a slow, adversity-filled beginning to the 2012-13 campaign.
He's challenged the relative mentally and physically healthy Grizzlies to get out of the starting blocks fast.
"Oh yeah, we've talked about this," Randolph said. "We know we haven't really gotten off to good starts. It's just a matter of us coming out focused and finishing games. We have to understand what we're trying to do from the opening tip. We're trying to accomplish big things around here and a good start will help."
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Canned chicken soup with a bit of oregano and lemon juice, accompanied by warm pita bread, starts the meal with the proper Greek flavors. Purchased baklava and strong coffee splashed with ouzo conclude the dinner in a spirited way.
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Preheat broiler. Cook pasta in pot of boiling salted water until just tender but still firm to bite. Drain pasta and place in large bowl.
Meanwhile, combine zucchini and bell pepper in medium bowl. Add 3 tablespoons vinaigrette and toss to coat. Arrange vegetables on broiler pan; sprinkle with pepper. Broil vegetables until just tender and beginning to brown, stirring occasionally, about 10 minutes.
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