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Reported by Sydney Morning Herald a report attacked the troubled Asia Pacific region. This came about from Wikileaks where top Australian diplomats where quoted with such things as The Philippines is a "basket case" that could become a haven for terrorists while China is paranoid.
Top foreign official David Ritchie in reference to "an increase in illegal immigration from Indonesia… continuing political instability in Thailand; the basket case of the Philippines." Following with there was an "ongoing downward slide in the Philippines, where the collapse of the peace process in the south threatened to make this area the new regional incubator of terrorist jihadis."
David Ritchie then referring to Kevin Rudd then prime minister termed China as paranoid about Tibet and Taiwan as well as sub rational and deeply emotional. It didn't stop there mind as it then moved on to Graham Fletcher who told U.S. officials China was running rings round Japan in Southeast Asia although was plagued with internal issues"While China might look impressive externally its internal politics were characterized by nervousness, paranoia and uncertainty,"
On East Timor, Ritchie stated there was "the continuing burden of providing security and development assistance to East Timor (and) problems of bad governance in many of the Pacific Island states."
The current foreign minister also reportedly urged the U.S. to step in and consider using force against China in the worst case scenario.
This offers an insight into how several nations really look at each other at the same time Assange seems to be gaining more support. With his "jailing" in the UK it only threw petrol on the fire as an activist group GetUp! raised nearly $365,000 to fund a campaign of full page advertisements in Australia and in the United states condemning Julian Assange's treatment.


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How do you present mode shape vectors from each mode after performing modal analysis?
I would like to compare the mode shape vectors from numerical analysis with experimental analysis and establish the Modal Assurance Criterion (MAC).
Solved! Go to Solution.
Do you mean the mode shape diagram?
Or a numerical representation?
Numerical representation with values.
Press the RMB on the table with results of modal analysis and select table columns. Switch to the Eigenvectors tab.
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i didnt undesrstand what is RMB .in modalanalysis environment i am getting only frequency results. i cant see any table. i need to have mode shape vectors .kindly help me with this
RMB - right mouse button
Click on table using right mouse button then select Columns....
i am working in autodesk inventor for modal analysis.i got first 10 modes.but i need to have mode shape vectors to compare with experimental results.i am attaching image of my result.please suggest looking at the figure.
This is Robot forum, not Inventor.
Inventor http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Inventor/bd
To vertify my structure i have used matlab and plottet the eigenvectors. I am trying to compare the results from robot with the results from matlab. is there a smart way to get the eigenvectors ou from robott.. all i seem to get are -0 +0 and 1 -1 ?
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As both a southerner and, for all intents and purposes, a life-long skeptic I feel a Southern Skeptical Society is most appropriate, especially for the 21st-century. The "None-of-the-above" non-religious among Americans is at its highest percentage ever and it's way past time we place our opinions, morals and very high standards in the faces of those who think we're immoral, sub-standard American citizens. The most ethical, moral, non-judgmental and outstanding people I know are those of the skeptical, and non-religious community.
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The Rice Center for Environmental Life Sciences is Virginia Commonwealth University's large outdoor laboratory devoted to environmental research. Located on 494 acres along the James River, the Rice Center is a place where scientists study the role of conservation in helping to protect our rivers and wetlands. This unique field station on the James is in an area rich in natural and cultural resources and is an ideal place to teach how we all can become better stewards of our natural resources.
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Scientists from VCU and many other institutions conduct research on a wide variety of topics with a primary focus being large river ecosystems and their surrounding wetlands and habitats. Some recent studies include:
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I've tried a bunch of things here but the tacos are particularly excellent, especially compared to something like Loteria or Malo. I am happy to drive all the way from West Hollywood just to have the Carnitas or Al Pastor tacos -- they are that good! And the margaritas go down easy as well...
One of the restaurants that I've been wanting to try and the day has finally come! A gf and I came during HH. Even if it wasn't happy hour, I would gladly pay full price the the entrees we tried this evening. Great spot for after work eats or even a luncheon. Spacious restaurant with friendly staff!! We shared the following: Tostadas de ceviche - came on two med sized tostadas. Great taste & texture in every bite! Tacos al Pastor - slowly incorporating pork back into my taste buds and this taco was great, especially with the sweet taste of the pineapple on top! Tacos de Machaca - this was a winner for me! Loved the spices on the shredded beef. All tacos that we tried we generously packed on the tortilla. I shall be back!
Amazing Food. Great overall design and ambiance. Can't WAIT to go back. I'm not a big mole fan, but the steak I had (which was incredible) came with a mole enchilada..... WOW! Soooooo Gooooood!
Good bar and happy hour. Excellent margaritas. Food was dee-li-cious; I bit of a modern spin to traditional dishes. Fresh homemade tortillas and perfect guacamole. Each of our party of 4 was very happy with their meal and the exceptional service.
Had a great meal with my mid thirties daughter and son.........we wanted upscale Mexican food and Yxta hit the spot........The Margaritas were great also......Seamless open table res and arrival seated immediately great attentive service. We didn't feel rushed. I found it similar to Mercado in SMO.
Second time I was there and it was even better. Great food and great service. Couldn't ask for more. We'll come back whenever in the area. Note: Parking is a challenge.
I love Yxta - I've been there several times and have always left feeling happy and satisfied. They have quite a few vegetarian options which I appreciate. The margaritas are fabulous - a great selection of unique flavors. Service is a tad slow but friendly. Be aware - this is a noisy restaurant so wouldn't work for a business lunch.
Great restaurant. The food and service are exceptional. We will continue to go back again and again.
Skirt Steak was ok - meat not tender enough but overall presentation was nice. Mole sauce on enchiladas was a little too sweet and not enough of the dark aromas for those who prefer mole with more depth. But the service was nice and would go again for drinks and a great place to meet friends.
Was in the area for a play and needed some food first. Unfamiliar with local joints, so chose the place after looking at several menus. An amazing choice it was! The friendliness of the service was fantastic. It was a Saturday evening, and they offered a happy hour menu...unheard of at other restaurants on weekends. The drinks were spectacular...we had the daily juice (melon and cantaloupe) with an added shot of jalepeno tequila. Yum! The corn chowder was the best I've ever had. My buddy is a vegetarian and really enjoyed the menu options. All of the food was delicious. We're still telling people about this place!
Very positive, enjoyable experience. Quick, very friendly service, recommendation far above the "rush down 4 or 5 items list" one often gets. Followed some of the recommendations and was fully worth it. Sure to be back again some time soon.
I was a little apprehensive about the neighborhood--ended up being completely fine! Food and drinks were really good--and priced well. I would definitely return. Our party ranged from grandma to college students to grammar school kids and everyone was happy with their food. We came to celebrate sister's graduation from USC and it was the perfect choice! Fun and hip without breaking the bank!
Food, service...everything was perfect! Something for everyone!! Even the parking is easy!!
I took a friend for her birthday. We've been to Mexico and have great respect for the Mexican chef's values of freshness and taste. Yxta honors both. My friend was thrilled with the helpful waiter, who explained to her that she could get a blood-orange Margarita even though it's not on the menu, and who showed real enthusiasm for his restaurant. We both loved our meals -- she had chicken and I had salmon -- and only regretted that we were too full for desert. By the way, I had a cocktail named "La Fresa" -- tequila, strawberry and mint. Ridiculously delicious.
Yxta was wonderful. I highly recommend it for a special occasion or happy hour. Great food, excellent margaritas and lovely space.
I have been to Yxta a couple of times and to the original family-owned restaurant Arco Iris in Highland Park. My June 15 experience here was a very good one as I took my family there before a show. Food was authentic and excellent! However, service was quite slow. It seemed like they had plenty of servers, but lacked organization or something to make sure the order was taken in a timely fashion and food was served in an appropriate time. If you have an extra 10 minutes...worth the wait!
My new spot for Mexican food! Love the service. The food was incredible. My spicy margarita was delicious!
Food was great and service was fast. Try the carnitas total. Excellent.
I had not been here since it was the 'Central City Caffe' many years ago. Looking for a nice lunch place with an old friend and this location came to mind. We weren't disappointed!!!
Food is authenthically unique, delicious, as are the Margueritas!!!
This time, I introduced two dear friends to Yxta before a concert at the Japan America Theater. They drove all the way from Rancho Palos Verdes and vowed, before we were halfway through the meal, to plan their next visit soon! Guacamole was wonderful, as always, as were our entrees. Two ordered the Camaron over cilantro lime rice, one had Arrachera, and I chose the seafood special, a lovely and somewhat spicy sea bass, with rice, a wonderful sauce, and fruit topping. And Yxta's fabulous flan proved the perfect ending to a wonderful meal. Our friends were more than impressed. Next on their list (because the drive might be shorter): Mercado!!
Don't be scared off by the location. It is in a strip mall and doesn't seem to have a lot happening right around it but once you go in it has a very cool atmosphere and the food is delicious! I went with 6 people and everyone loved what they got - especially the mole.
Everything is great. From the chips and salsa to the entrees. Don't leave without trying the flan!
I tried the grilled mahi mahi during my last visit, and it was the best fish I've had in a while. If you've never been here, you have to come and try this place. It is one of Downtown's best places for Mexican food.
The service was very good and the servers were very informative regarding the menu and the food prep. the presentation of the dishes matched the quality of the food preparation. Innovative combination of flavors that please the palate. if you're looking for a pleasant dining experience, YXTA is a must. After my first visit, I tried the original mother restaurant in Highland Park. Not even close to the quality and thought put into this menu. A real treat; I dare you to order something you don't like. The frijoles de olla are classic and don't forget the flan or the oaxacan chocolate ice cream for desert.
I can't get enough of this restaurant! The food is amazing and the specialty cocktails really are special. The service is always good. Go there and eat the wonderful food.
A co-worker and I recently dined at Yxta on a Thursday night. We had reservations but really didn't need them, as the place wasn't crowded when we arrived. Nor did it ever get really busy. Nice to be seated right away and have your order taken. Wait staff was polite and attentive overall. We ordered carnitas tacos, tacos al pastor, cilantro rice, and a carnitas dish with Spanish rice. Food was delicious and prepared without a long wait, although the portions are modest. Carnitas were my favorite because of the "natural" presentation. It was tender and appropriately seasoned. Also of note were the hibiscus martinis, which contained a near perfect blend of flavors.
The location of the restaurant is worth the trip. The food and service have been outstanding the three different times I've been here.
Great Mexican haute cuisine at an affordable price.
Found this place by pure happenstance -- Mexican, Yelp, some place close to where I was at the time (Huntington Park on the way back to Silver Lake). Uncrowded by trendy hipsters, really chalk full of local latinos looking for nice ambience and excellent food. Had the cucumber jalapeño margarita. Holy cow! I actually had two. Well worth the 13$ per. Salsas, clearly made with love, were excellent. Mahi Mahi Tacos were about as mind blowing as the al pastor Tex Mex style tacos. Every step of the meal was better than the last. I have been telling people non stop about this place. I am a Los Angeles native and it is hard to impress me with mexican food, and this place just won the ultimate prize: endless word of mouth. I will not stop!
Great Happy Hour Menu. Great everything. Absolutely LOVE this place. If you're a meat eater the CAB steak is the most flavorful piece of meat you'll have had in quite a while.
I have been searching for great Mexican food in DTLA and my search is over. The food was great, the margaritas were creative and delicious. Highly recommend!
The food was excellent. Lots of dishes that are not the regulars. The space is industrial, but that fits the neighborhood. The staff was warm and helpful and the drinks were too.
Probably the best, most authentic Mexican food I have come across in Los Angeles. Best of all, the prices are decent & there is plenty of parking especially considering it is near downtown Los Angeles. Finally, had the best Flan I have ever had.
Food, service and ambiance were great. If you are going to take a customer it is better to arrive at 11:30 before the crowd comes in. Over all a great experience, I will be returning.
I took a friend here for dinner who was here for the weekend from out of town. I had been here only on e before this time and liked t then so I knew I wanted to come back. We both loved out dinning experience. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was great too. We started with delicious fresh guacamole . I loved the chipotle chile. She ordered carnitas which were cooked to perfection with great flavor and I ordered shrimp in a garlic butter sauce that melted in your mouth . Our cocktails were also delicious and the service was excellent. My friend also commented on how nice looking all of the staff was.
Yxta Cocina served up five amazing dinners on Thursday night. Everyone got different enchiladas -- mole, salmon, shrimp -- and I got the chile relleno. The relleno came with delicious sauteed vegetables and was flavorful and delicious. The enchiladas were fantastic and the salmon dish was unexpectedly spicy. The guacamole was a fun surprise - it was a huge serving and it was dotted with pine nuts. Good chips and lots of refills offered. Overall, it was a wonderful dinner in a lively restaurant (my guests were laughing that they kept playing the same song over and over again) with a fun atmosphere in an unexpected neighborhood of downtown L.A. Worth a visit. (Kind of expensive for the neighborhood, but worth it.) Friendly, attentive service.
This is my new favorite Mexican Restaurant. The food is fresh and delicious and the drinks are super yummy! We loved it and will definitely try again soon!
Very upscale trendy restaurant. Nice outdoor seating. Great food and drinks!
Service was outstanding. Dishes explained and help in deciding what's best for our tastes. Guacamole was delicious. Pork was fork tender. Terrific flan.
I'm a regular at their mama restaurant El Arco Iris in Highland Park. I don't get to Yxta very often, but when I do I always tell myself why don't I come here more!! We had their Cumber Margaritas, outstanding!! The food and service is always excellent. Every time I come here I order something different and they never disappoint!! If you want a little different twist on traditional Mexican this is the place to come. Also, try their other sister restaurants Mercado Santa Monica and Mercado LA you won't be disappointed.
Love the happy hour specials & the drinks are the best!
Happy hour runs till 9 pm on Mondays. This was the best meal we had in Los Angeles, and it was a bargain too.
However the service was not great. The server was not experienced at all. Our plates were cleared off at all different times of our meal, leaving some to hurry up and eat before theirs were taken, very little follow up at the table, no option for water, etc... Food was great and the drinks were excellent! I would definitely recommend it. Cheers!
My previous experience with Yxta the food was very good, but the service was poor. This time the service was excellent and the food was very good, as usual. I have eaten here many times and I have sent many people to this restaurant. I did have one bad service experience which I can only assume may have been a trainee who had trouble handling his table assignments. Thank you for fixing this problem.
That Jalapeno margarita was great....though i should have paid more attention to the fact that it costs $4 more than a regular one. Still yummy. Carnitas were great. Mole was good, a little too sweet for ideal. High touch, interchangeable service. We had two ready to take our order. A bit too loud...sometimes hard to have a conversation.
This is our 3rd visit to this restaurant. We love the food, both regular menu and happy hour. Good magheritas and fabulous service by Cindy. She remembered us from our previous visits, and even that we had once been there on my husband's Bday.
Our service was fantastic!! There's nothing worse than taking clients out to lunch and experiencing horrible service. The dessert menu was not that great though.
Love this place and all the wonderful dishes they offer. Their tamales, calabacitas, and potato tacos are AWESOME! Their mint lemonade is a MUST have. Great for small groups because it gets loud in there. If you're in a large group, you can't really hear anything from one end of the table to the other but overall really, really, really good and excellent customer service!! Highly recommended. I just wish the neighborhood but better to be able to check it out at night time.
There are some wonderful eateries being opened in that great industrial region of downtown LA. This place is a cool place with great vibe and food. Give the shrimp tacos a try


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Dr. Edward Laskowski is certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, including subspecialty certification in sports medicine, and is a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine. He is co-director of the Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center and a professor at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic.
He has been on the staff of Mayo Clinic since 1990 and specializes in sports medicine, fitness, strength training and stability training. He works with a multidisciplinary team of physical medicine, rehabilitation and orthopedic specialists, physical therapists, and sports psychologists.
Dr. Laskowski is an elite-level skier and an avid hiker, cyclist and climber. He approaches sports medicine from the perspective of a physician and an athlete.
In 2006, President George W. Bush appointed Dr. Laskowski to the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and he has received a Distinguished Service Award from the Department of Health and Human Services for his contribution to the Council.
Dr. Laskowski was a member of the medical staff of the Olympic Polyclinic at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City and has provided medical coverage for the Chicago Marathon. He serves as a consulting physician to the National Hockey League Players' Association and is a featured lecturer at the American College of Sports Medicine's Team Physician Course.
Dr. Laskowski, a Cary, Ill., native, has contributed to Mayo Clinic's CD-ROM on sports, health and fitness, a website guide to self-care, and hundreds of Mayo Clinic articles and booklets in print and online. He is a contributing editor to the "Mayo Clinic Fitness for EveryBody" book, and he has presented lectures throughout the world on health, fitness and sports medicine topics. His teaching expertise has been recognized by his election to the Teacher of the Year Hall of Fame at Mayo Clinic.
"There are many myths and misconceptions about exercise and fitness in general, and also many traditions that don't stand up to scientific scrutiny," he says. "My goal is to provide the most up-to-date and accurate information on sports medicine and fitness topics in a way that you can practically incorporate into your life."
Runner's diarrhea: How can I prevent it?
What causes runner's diarrhea? And what can I do about it?
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Runner's diarrhea is characterized by frequent, loose bowel movements during or immediately after a run. Runner's diarrhea is most common in long-distance runners.
The cause of runner's diarrhea isn't clear. Contributing factors likely include the physical jostling of the organs, decreased blood flow to the intestines, changes in intestinal hormone secretion and pre-race anxiety and stress. What is clear is that food moves more quickly through the bowels of athletes in training.
Often, simple dietary changes can help prevent runner's diarrhea:
- At least one day before running, limit or avoid high-fiber and gas-producing foods, such as beans, bran, fruit and salad. If you run every day, experiment to find a tolerable level of fiber. Otherwise, simply eat those foods after you run.
- At least one day before running, limit or avoid sweeteners called sugar alcohols — most often found in sugar-free candies, gum and ice cream.
- For three to six hours before running, limit or avoid caffeine and high-fat foods.
- For at least two hours before running, don't eat anything at all.
- Before, during and after running, drink plenty of fluids. Dehydration can lead to diarrhea. Avoid warm liquids, however, which can speed food through the digestive tract.
- While running, use caution with energy gels and energy bars. In some people, these products can contribute to diarrhea.
- If you're lactose intolerant, switch to lactose-reduced or lactose-free milk and milk products.
In addition, wear comfortable, loosefitting clothing when you run. Clothing that's too tight around the waist may aggravate diarrhea. You might also consider reducing the intensity or distance of your runs until the diarrhea improves. Then gradually increase your activity as your signs and symptoms allow. If these tips don't seem to help, consult your doctor for additional suggestions.
- Clark N. Recognizing and managing exercise-associated diarrhea. Health & Fitness Journal. 2012;16:22.
- Viola TA. Evaluation of the athlete with exertional abdominal pain. Current Sports Medicine Reports. 2010;9:106.
- Kwon JH, et al. Gastrointestinal disorders in athletes. http://www.uptodate.com/index. Accessed Nov. 16, 2012.
- DeBoer SW (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Nov. 29, 2012.
- Laskowski ER (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Nov. 27, 2012.


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White Rabbit is a collection of bold patterns and cool design. Shea Steele is the owner and operator of local honey, a Nashville vintage store, and she has created a line that consists of head to toe looks and accessories with a specific aesthetic. Her use of colors and prints is based on impact, and I thoroughly enjoyed the variety of different pieces shown in her collection.
Let's just take a minute to soak in that final dress. If there was ever a reason to drool on the runway, this moment was it. Tatyana Merenyuk, originally from the Ukraine and the designer of red doll, created a gorgeous and elegant collection based around black, white, red, and an unexplainable fluff. Flirty accents, the addition of polka dots, and her use of lace ushered these pieces into a new plateau of charm that I had never experienced before.
Comfortable coolness was oozing from each look of the g-star raw collection. Extremely wearable, these designs had a structured grit that I found very appealing. G-star is known for its cutting edge design when it comes to denim, and this runway show was another example of the amazing construction. My favorite moments were definitely the men's oversized fur-lined hood and the gorgeous details on the women's grey denim.
With rich blues and crisp blacks, the Katharine Kidd collection was refined and graceful. Gorgeous draping and structured shoulders hung from each model as the girls teetered down the runway in silver and black strappy heels. Her addition of sequins was eloquently placed, and her use of lace was flattering. For evening wear, this collection covered every shape and form that any woman would be honored to wear.
Closing the evening, the Versace collection was one of the most anticipated shows of the entire week. With everything from sophisticated suits to structured bikinis, every single look was different from the next. There were touches of silk and neon prints, and I loved the variety of design in the Versace collection. Though the execution of these looks was refreshing and new, the essence of luxury was no surprise.


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Tumbes-Chocó-Magdalena is bordered by two other hotspots: Mesoamerica to the north, and the Tropical Andes to the east.
Endemic animal species like the bare-necked umbrellabird and the brightly-colored poison dart frogs are characteristic of the region. The white-winged guan of Southern Ecuador and extreme northern Peru is seriously threatened with extinction.
Species continue to decline due to urbanization, hunting, particularly of large birds and mammals, and deforestation, especially coastal mangrove forests. Ecuador's coastal forests have been reduced to only 2 percent of their original coverage area.
Reaching from the most southeastern portion of Mesoamerica to the northwestern corner of South America, the Tumbes-Chocó-Magdalena Hotspot extends for 1,500 kilometers and encompasses 274,597 km² along the western coastal flank of the Andes mountains. Formerly called the Chocó-Darién-Western Ecuador Hotspot, it has been expanded to include several new areas, notably the Magdalena Valley in northern Colombia.
From the Panama Canal, the hotspot extends south and east into the wet and moist forests of Panama's Darién Province, through the Chocó region of western Colombia and the moist forests along the west coast of Ecuador, and into the dry forests of eastern Ecuador and extreme northwestern Peru. A branch of the hotspot spreads east around the northern extent of the Colombian western and central cordillera, through the dry forests along the Caribbean coast as far as the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, and south into the Cauca and Magdalena valleys. The rest of the hotspot is bounded on the west by the Pacific Ocean and on the east by the 1,000-meter elevation contour of the western slope of the Andes Mountains, where the Tropical Andes hotspot begins. In addition to these mainland areas, the island of Malpelo off the coast of Colombia and the Galápagos Islands off the coast of Ecuador are also included in the hotspot.
The hotspot includes a wide variety of habitats, ranging from mangroves, beaches, rocky shorelines, and coastal wilderness to some of the world's wettest rain forests in the Colombian Chocó. In addition, South America's only remaining coastal dry forests occur in this hotspot. Scattered throughout the relatively flat coastal plain are a number of small mountain systems that have fostered the evolution of "islands" of endemism within the region. In general, the hotspot can be divided into two major phytogeographic regions, the Chocó/Darién wet and moist forests in the north and the Ecuadorian/Peruvian Tumbesian dry forests in the south.


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Get into the holiday spirit as some of music's biggest and brightest names jam on fresh, lively arrangements of seasonal favorites, led by multi-Grammy nominee and saxophonist extraordinaire Dave Koz.
Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour 2012 is an uplifting, high-energy show the whole family will love.
Joining Dave this year will be Grammy-nominated pianist/composer David Benoit; Javier Colon, winner of the inaugural season of NBC's hit television show, The Voice, and singer/songwriter Margo Rey.
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Today Jessica was going over some of the company expenses when she noticed that Billy had done some extra spending with the company money. She called him into her office! She then made him work her to pay off for the extra funds that he spent on his business trip. And work he did, fucking her on almost every surface of her office and she was loving every minute of it!
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Cancer Conference Series
The series provides a forum for case presentations and discussions of protocols/care pathways and technology-related issues in the care of patients with cancer. These forums include prospective case discussions and no more than 25% didactic presentations. Please note: You must be on staff at Swedish Medical Center to attend this series.
Series Objectives
At the conclusion of these sessions, the participant will be able to:
Describe the treatment options of various cancers which are commonly seen at Swedish Cancer Institute, including breast, prostate, thoracic, ovarian, GI, GU, colorectal, neurologic, and soft-tissue sarcomas
Implement the protocols related to new research in cancer treatment
Compare the outcomes of patient responses to treatment and to discuss cost-effectiveness of care
Participate in multidisciplinary cancer teams at Swedish Medical Center
Compare and contrast technological options
Explore the pathology, improve the use of TNM staging, and enhance the appropriate handling of biopsies
Participate in developing guidelines for patient care in selecting radiation therapy, surgery, or other disease management techniques
Coordinate the evaluation, counseling and management of patients and families at risk for hereditary cancers
For more information on the series and to learn how to submit a case to the agenda, please read the following:
- Full Brochure on the Swedish Cancer Conference Series
Please note: Starting October 17, 2012, the Cherry Hill Breast Cancer and First Hill Breast Cancer series will be consolidated into one series on Wednesday mornings from 7-8:30 a.m. in 1221 Madison, Tesh Conf. Rooms A&B. - Conference Coverage Agenda & Add-On Times
- Fax & Phone List: Pathology & Radiology
- Thoracic Outside Film Schedule
- Pathology & Diagnostic Radiology Addresses
- Online Case Submission Form - From a Swedish PC
- Online Case Submission Form - From a Non-Swedish/External PC
- Online Disclosure Form All presenters are required to complete a disclosure form in advance.
Cancer Conference Guidelines
To add a case to the agenda, complete the online case submission form from a Swedish PC (to submit from a non-Swedish/external PC, click here). You may also e-mail the Cancer Conference Coordinator or call 206-386-6519 with the following information. (Submit cases for breast cancer conferences at the Cherry Hill Campus to Teresa Coluccio, R.N., at 206-320-3855.)
Patient's name, spelling is critical
SMC MR#, if available, or SS#
Date of birth
Attending/Presenting physician
Intended cancer conference (we have 12)
Location of pathology (see below)
Location of diagnostic films (see below)
Agendas are distributed to pertinent physicians, specialists, diagnostic radiology groups, and Dynacare (for pathology).
Diagnostic films
Diagnostic film groups appreciate having films 24-48 hours in advance, in order to preview films for conference. Film studies by Swedish Medical Center's Radiology Dept. are available on PACs at conference.
The majority of Swedish Ballard and Swedish Cherry Hill films are available at First Hill campus on PACS, digital imagery.
If the films are "outside films" (another hospital, clinic, Minor & James, the Polyclinic, etc), the physician's staff requesting the case on the agenda will be responsible to make arrangements for the films to be sent to the correct diagnostic radiology group for review before conference. Alternating schedules are in place for the First Hill Breast Conference and the Thoracic Conference. Please see schedules above.
The physician requesting the case on the agenda is responsible for identifying where the pathology is located. Outside pathology will be noted on the agenda. Outside pathology can take 12-24 hours to receive for regional requests, and 48 hours or more depending on the distance and the cooperation of the outside facility. A recommendation: Please fax outside path reports to the Cancer Conference Coordinator, or backup staff, who will in turn provide these reports, attached to an Agenda, to Cellnetix Pathology. This improves the chances of pathology being ordered, and available, in time for conference.
Add-Ons/Cut-Off times
Each conference has a recommended cut-off time for adding cases. The times are established out of respect for the pathologists and diagnostic radiologists in order to allow them a practical amount of time to pull and review slides/films. If a case is added beyond these cut-off times, the presenting physician is responsible for making arrangements for all pathology and films to be sent to the correct location, and reviewed before conference. Please see chart above.


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Appealed from: United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (Oct. 6, 2009)
CIGNA Corporation changed its employee retirement plan from a traditional defined benefits plan to a cash balance plan. Under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act ("ERISA"), companies that change their retirement plan must release a summary plan description ("SPD") that outlines the changes for employees in a manner that the average employee can understand. CIGNA released an SPD that described the change but did not mention a "wear-away" period during which the enrolled employees would continue earning credits under the plan while their minimum benefit would remain the same for a period of time. The Respondents, current and former CIGNA employees, sued in federal court, alleging that the inconsistency between the SPD and the actual benefit plan violated ERISA. The district court found for the plaintiffs, using a standard of "likely harm" to determine whether the employees were harmed by the inconsistency between the SPD and the original plan, and the Second Circuit affirmed. CIGNA appealed, arguing that a showing of "detrimental reliance" on the part of the employees is required before they can receive a remedy. The Court's decision will likely affect the contents of SPDs and the availability of pension benefit plan class actions.
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During July of 2006, friends Karen Eschebach, a professional organizer, and Jennifer Weaver, a stay-at-home mom, had a light bulb moment! Why not bring organizing tools and techniques to those that can benefit most from it: EVERYONE!
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"Another one? Been a while since the last." Even as the man asked, his companion's head shook in exaggerated distaste. The two men's clothes were rough, their arms strong, and the hands that gripped their drinks calloused. The light streaming through the tavern's open windows revealed that they were staring at it's new entrant: a man, younger than themselves, face darker than was standard for the region, and less specifically or obviously muscled. A short sword hung from his hip, an unstrung bow was on his back, and a leather pack was strapped over his shoulder. His clothes were all earthy colors; browns and greens were favored, but black filled what might otherwise have been gaps.
"My da always told us about when he was a boy, and the king's men were in town. Housing for free -- or near enough -- but after a few winters here, they gave up, he said." The man chuckled drunkenly at the idea of foreigners not taking to the local weather, while his friend only grunted acknowledgement into his pewter pint. The newcomer made no sign of having heard, despite being only twice the table's width away.
"Do you have a bed for the night?" he asked the barman, who's excitement about seeing a member of the then-fading itinerant demographic had been unsubtle. The stranger had an accent as unusual as his skin tone proved in the small village, but it wasn't incredibly pronounced.
"One opened up a few days ago, matter-of-fact." This small piece of dishonesty prompted further laughter from the more vocal drinker, which the tavern owner and guest again ignored. "I'd prefer ponies or rams, for coinage; harder to use other ones 'round here, you understand."
The outsider unslung his the pouch from his shoulder, and reached in. After a moment, and some of the tantalizing sound of metallic friction, he removed a small silver disk with an embossed ram; one of the more solid currencies in the region. Without asking the price of a night, the young man placed the coin on the table, before repeating the process with two more.
"I'll need food," he said. "And directions to whoever will sell a few days of it."
"You'll be going into the old forest, then?" Despite asking, the innkeeper eagerly took the coins he'd been given, turning around to weigh one against a standard he kept, affirming its authenticity. "Nasty trip, the path to that castle. Folk who come back -- those as do return -- report monstrous things out there."
"I met a few of those monsters in the goat-town," the stranger answered, speaking of a major city to the east, from whence the ram currency stemmed. The joke earned him some geniality from the locals, and his requested food and drink were placed on the bar without any further delay.
After quietly finishing the dull meal, he was shown his tiny room for the night, which was not a great deal larger than the bed it housed. Rather than placing any valuables there before the sun set, the mercenary again enquired after where he might buy rations. After the stranger mounted the horse he'd tethered outside, the tavern's owner asked for a name to call him by.
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The American Indian Sculpture at the Diamond apparently will find a new home in Shockoe Bottom.
The RMA Board of Directors yesterday voted to accept a proposal from Odell Associates Architectural firm to move the statue known as Connecticut to the top of the four-story Lucky Strike building at 2700 East Cary.
McElroy: We were looking at all the criteria, and it just fit so perfectly, particularly along the James River.
Linda McElroy at RMA says one of the main criteria was access to the public.
McElroy: For residents who walk along the capitol trail walk, you can see it from there, you can see it from a view from Rockett's Landing, as well as Shiprock Park and you can also see it from the Historic Slave Trail across the river on the other side of the building.
Odell prevailed over five other proposals, including Henrico, Monacan and Powhatan High Schools, all of whom agreed to move the 2400-pound statue, which had been at the home of the Braves baseball team until they moved to Gwinnett County, Georgia. Charles Fishburne, WCVE News


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I decided to start this group because i love "to create art and expressions of love with my hands while Sipping on raw smoothies and healthy drinks.Do you have a passion for knitting and crocheting? Do you want to learn ? Are you excited about the creative process? THIS GROUP IS FOR YOU..
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Dear Fellow Astorian Knitters! Let's connect! This is a group for knitters who want to meet up to chat while working on a project. It's fun to knit with folks and it's fun to learn from one another this way!
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Stitch 'n' Bitch JC is a group of needle craft-loving denizens (knit, crochet, needlepoint, any needle craft is welcome) who are based in the Jersey City area and who enjoy practicing their craft together. All skill sets and ages welcome - you just have to know how to do one of them! Please note that this group is for people who want to socially stitch and is not a teaching group. While we don't mind answering questions and showing people advanced techniques, the group is not meant for those who …
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A Staged Journey through 200 Years of German Sports History
Speed and movement, fairness and the cult of victory, triumph and disappointment – Sport fascination: the instant between victory and defeat, the moment of triumph and disappointment in the struggle between Olympic ethos, professional sports and exceeding one's limits.
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This is work-in-progress. Source of this information is http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus
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Some of the customisations require some additional files which should be downloaded first. Create a folder called custom on a CF/SD card or via the USB connection to /home/zaurus/Documents and copy the files found at http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus/custom into that folder. Most the instructions below assume that the files have been transferred to /home/zaurus/Documents/custom
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