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Obama, Israel & American Jews: The Challenge
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The first fight began in May 2009, when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton demanded an ending to Israeli building activity on the West Bank and in Jerusalem. Four months later, after figuring out that this policy obstructed the Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy they fervently sought, the geniuses backtracked and returned to Democratic Party policies-as-usual, meaning good relations with Jerusalem.
In March 2010, Vice President Joe Biden, Clinton, and Obama then picked the same fight with Israel all over again, now over Jerusalem specifically. This time, the administration needed only six weeks to retreat from its foolishness, as signaled by James Jones' speech at the Washington Institute and Elie Wiesel's lunch at the White House.
Notwithstanding these tactical retreats, the policy of "linkage," belief that the wellbeing of the Middle East depends primarily on an Israeli-Palestinian accord, remains very much in place and will bedevil U.S.-Israel relations at least through the next 2½ years of Obama's presidency.
At this difficult time, three facts console me. First, Israelis take more "risks for peace" and offer more "painful concessions" – i.e., they make more irreversible mistakes – when U.S.-Israel ties are warm and strong. In contrast, tense U.S.-Israel ties render such bad decisions less likely. This is one silver lining of Obama's missteps.
Another silver lining lies in the apparently permanent damage these fights have inflicted on Obama, who in the eyes of many Zionist Americans is seen as insufficiently supportive of Israel,.
Third, Obama's fights with Israel occur at a moment of particularly strong American support for Israel; one recent poll, for instance, shows a 10-to-1 preference for Israel over the Palestinians. Add to this the deep fabric of U.S.-Israeli religious, family, commercial, and cultural ties—as symbolized by the just-signed bilateral open skies agreement—and it appears that a president, especially one who has cascaded in the polls and must be deeply concerned about the forthcoming midterm elections, can only go so far to antagonize the very large body of pro-Israel voters.
Thus, I am worried but not acutely so.
The title and questions in this symposium focus on American Jews. But the Arab-Israeli debate in the United States has changed to the point that "Jews" no longer adequately defines the actively pro-Israel camp. As Jewish defamers of Israel grow more prominent and organize themselves (think J Street), so do ardently pro-Israel non-Jews (think Christians United for Israel). I therefore suggest rephrasing the discussion, substituting "Zionists" for "Jews."
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A new exhibit explores the history of failed building proposals in the nation's capital
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The Israeli Choro Ensemble
Brazilian Choro with Israeli touch
CHOROLE combines leading Israeli musicians with Brazilian artists who met due to their mutual passion for Brazilian music. The group developed their own unique sound, a mixture of typical Brazilian Choro style with Jazz influences, eastern flavor and Israeli music. The group plays it's own interpretation to the classics of the Choro style, original compositions and Brazilian interpretations of famous Israeli songs. CHOROLE plays special instruments, identified with this style of music: Pandeiro (small drum), Cavaquinho (little guitar) and Sete (7 string guitar). CHOROLE has been performing since 2008 in clubs and festivals all over Israel. In 2010, made a one month tour in Brazil which was a big success, leading to a second tour on 2011 and a third one in 2012.
The Choro style preceded the Samba and the Bossa Nova and is considered to be the meeting point between classic melodies and Afro Brazilian rhythms. In the last couple of years, this style of music has become so popular that it can be heard all over Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo's streets and clubs, and now – in Israel.
Responding to the Israeli enthusiasm towards Brazilian music, CHOROLE made it it's target to spread Choro style music all over Israel.
CHOROLE is led and managed by the flautist Salit Lahav.
Salit Lahav (Israel) – Flute, Saxophone and Accordion
Gabriel Marques (Brazil) – 7 strings guitar
Daniel Ring (Brazil) – Cavaquinho
Oded Aloni (Israel) – Pandeiro and Percussion
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Dr. Browne: asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce whether any, and, if so, what amounts of money have been granted or loaned to the organisation Gael-Linn in the last [344] two years under schemes administered by his Department.
Mr. J. Lynch: There are no schemes administered by my Department under which moneys have been granted or loaned to Gael-Linn. Any transactions with autonomous bodies operating under the aegis of my Department are included in the Annual Reports of such bodies.
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I think Wonder Bread should be "laid to rest."
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Reading the British Garden
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Reading the British Garden is the course for every garden lover. Intended to give an account of the many different elements of gardens, explaining their meaning and their history: from mazes, lawns, herbaceous borders and 'garden rooms' to plant collecting and garden styles from around the world. Using modern media and contemporary illustrations, the course will bring historic and modern gardens to life.
Topics to be covered:
- The development of the modern garden and landscape with regard to specific design features, be they architectural or horticultural, taking specific account of European influences.
- Contemporary developments in garden design and the innovative use of plants, ecological issues, sustainability and the use of new materials.
- Features used throughout the history of garden creation, their historical development from the 16th and 17th century gardens right through to contemporary garden making and their significance today.
- Use of garden as a place for social gatherings.
- Defining the garden as opposed to landscape – walls, boundaries, divisions, enclosures, and the elements involved and used throughout history..The increasing awareness for the importance of heritage and local character.
- Water used as a practical and psychological dimension of garden planning.
- Gardens as places for virtuoso displays of horticulture and form.
- The importance of the development of the various objects, structures, and design elements involved in the creation of garden and park spaces.
Who is this course for?
Anyone interested in learning more about the making of the modern garden.
This course aims to enable a broad understanding of the features of gardens, and to make garden visiting a much more enjoyable and informed pleasure.
Learning and Teaching
There will be lectures, case studies and group discussions.
Coursework and Assessment
To award credits we need to have evidence of the knowledge and skills you have gained or improved. Some of this has to be in a form that can be shown to external examiners so that we can be absolutely sure that standards are met across all courses and subjects.
The most important element of assessment is that it should enhance your learning. Our methods are designed to increase your confidence and we try very hard to devise ways of assessing you that are enjoyable and suitable for adults with busy lives.
Reading suggestions
- Stephen Anderton, Discovering Welsh Gardens (Graffeg, 2009)
- Jane Brown, The English Garden Through the Twentieth Century (Garden Art Press, 1999)
- Jane Brown, The Modern Garden (Thames and Hudson, 2000)
- Katie Campbell, Icons of 20th Century Landscape Design (Frances Lincoln, 2006)
- Thomas Church, Gardens are for People (University of California Press, 1993)
- David Clifford, A History of Garden Design. (London: Faber. 1962)
- Terence Conran,The Essential Garden Book. (London: Conran Octopus. 1998)
- Sylvia Crowe, Garden Design (Garden Art Press, 1971)
- Penelope Hill, Contemporary History of Garden Design: European Gardens between Art and Architecture (Basel: Birkhauser, 2004)
- Tim Richardson, Avant Gardeners: 50 Visionaries of the Contemporary Landscape (Thames and Hudson, 2009)
- Marc Treib (ed) Modern Landscape Architecture: A Critical Review (MIT Press, 1993)
- Jane Waymark, Modern Garden Design (London: Thames & Hudson, 2003)
- Andrew Wilson, Influential Gardens: the designers who shaped 20th-century garden style. (London: Mitchell Beazley 2002)
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Delta and American Airlines are cutting back flights to Venezuela amidst a water shortage there and possible U.S. sanctions for human rights abuses.[View the story "Worldview: Possible US sanctions on Venezuela" on Storify]
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According to a recent survey, female film critics are an endangered species. That's certainly the case in Chicago. But behind the scenes, women have a huge role in shaping the films we see.
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Bradley Trivax, M.D., is a board-certified Reproductive Endocrinology and Fertility Specialist who has earned the respect and admiration of his patients and his colleagues for his compassionate care and clinical expertise. As a partner with Reproductive Specialists of New York in Long Island and Brooklyn, Dr. Trivax has sought to balance the delivery of cutting-edge fertility treatment with compassion and empathy.
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Dr. Trivax has received multiple academic honors and teaching awards. While his passion is helping patients build families, he is very active in medical school education and residency learning. Dr. Trivax is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Stony Brook University of New York, Winthrop University Hospital, and the Brooklyn Hospital Center.
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Rostering (Shift Planning). The company might know how many resources it needs, but what shift patterns and working hours should it use to provide the optimal coverage to its customers? What is the best policy and process for building rosters for any shift, for weeks and months into the future? Accordingly, the shift patterns are calculated and the shifts are staffed several weeks, or even months, ahead of the day of service.
The idea is for service manager to know how many resources are working for what hours on which shift pattern. Shift patterns may not change frequently but the resources on each shift do, and managers have to ensure they have enough resources working on each shift to deliver the expected level of service to their customers.
Tactical resource planning. Before planning the shifts for given dates, service managers must ensure that their resources are available to work (taking into account planned vacations or training). At this time, they are making minor adjustments to cover any gaps; for example, adjusting the level of subcontractor usage, or approved overtime to accommodate recent updates in the expected workload.
Capacity planning. Long before tactical resource planning, based on a forecasted workload the company must determine the size and the mix of skills in each territory or service area to ensure it has enough resources and skills to meet the expected level of demand, service level agreements (SLAs), and plans. The company also needs to consider other options that its business may have that could affect service delivery such as the launch of a new product or service to customers. At this stage, decision-makers have sufficient time to make decisions that change their capacity, such as hiring, training, contracting, or even laying off resources if business is declining.
Demand forecasting. For all of the aforementioned activities to happen, the company must start at the beginning with its demand forecast answering the important questions about how busy the company will be in the future (next month, quarter, or years ahead), taking into account historical trends, seasonality, cycles, and new business initiatives. Without a forecast, everything else in the service chain decision-making process is a wild and uneducated guess.
Enterprises must have a reasonable prediction of future demand so that they can accurately plan their resources and address any gaps. Management should discern what marketing or business initiatives are likely to produce more (or less) demand.


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The Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center was filled with volleyball flurry last weekend as the Lady Golden Eagles hosted two late-season matches against Western Wyoming Community College and North Idaho College.
In both matches, the outcome came down to a fifth match. CEU defeated Western Wyoming on Friday night but lost to North Idaho College Saturday afternoon in a tight finish.
After easily defeating the Lady Spartans in the first game 30-17, CEU lost the second game 23-30.
Two out of the final three games went into extra play. CEU eventually sealed the win in the fifth game.
Games scores were 32-30, 29-31 and 15-11.
Freshman Amy Collette lead the team with 15 kills, one ace, and three blocks.
Sophomore Sandra Sorenson added 13 kills, seven blocks and one ace of her own and sophomore Amy Fluckiger contributed nine kills and two blocks while only recording two errors.
Coach Brent Martindale said the team should have taken the match in less games but was content because most of the team was able get some playing time against a good opponent.
Next day's match against NIC was just as intense as the previous night.
CEU struck first, winning game one 31-29.
However, NIC collected a win in games two, three and five to win the match.
Final scores were 24-30, 31-33, 30-27 and 11-15.
"We should have beat them," Martindale commented. "But we sort of played flat and had a few too many hitting errors."
Martindale attributes the play of freshman Emily Bowles as the reason CEU was even able to stay in the match.
Bowles finished the day with 17 kills and a hitting percentage of .406. She also added three blocks, three aces and 11 digs.
"She kept us alive at times," he stated.
The conference loss to NIC drops CEU to a fourth-place tie with Snow College.
With three matches remaining in the regular season, Martindale said the team is hoping to take two of the three to finish with a winning record.
The team has yet to end the regular season above 500.
CEU's final home match of the year is this Saturday, Nov. 1, against Colorado Northwestern Community College. The match begins at 3 p.m.
The team will then travel to Snow and Dixie College the following weekend.


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Microsoft sneaks announcement into Age of Empires Online FAQ page, then removes it.
By Tim Colwill on August 20, 2013 at 9:06 am
The three people on God's Green Gaming Earth who enjoy using Microsoft's GFWL service will be saddened to hear today that the company is planning to pull the plug in July 2014.
According to a post on the Age of Empires Online support page, Microsoft will shutter the service and render Age of Empires Online unplayable.
The post, which has now been very curiously removed, was spotted by Polygon, and read:
Games for Windows Live will be discontinued on July 1, 2014. Although it is available through Steam, Age of Empires Online requires features of the Games for Windows Live service. You can continue to enjoy all the features of Age of Empires Online as the service will remain 100% operational until July 1, 2014 when the server will shut down.
We learned on Friday that the GFWL Marketplace was shutting down, but at the time Microsoft insisted that the system would remain in operation. Now it seems they may have accidentally revealed the service is, in fact, on a limited lifespan.
What this will mean for other GFWL games such as the original Arkham Asylum is unclear (although Arkham Origins, very wisely, is opting to use Steamworks instead).
There has been no updated statement from Microsoft.
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Is an Oklahoma City company creating for-profit public schools?
The Oklahoman found more than a dozen charter school applications in Florida, California, and Arizona that blur the line between the for-profit Advanced Academics Inc. and the nonprofit boards that will govern the proposed schools.
Most states' laws require that only nonprofit groups open and govern charter schools. The role Advanced Academics, a subsidiary of DeVry University, has played in helping establish and run schools on the taxpayer dime has raised concerns among education officials.
Almost all of the charter school applications are for virtual middle and high schools that contract exclusively with Advanced Academics for online curriculum, online teachers and in some cases school management. Virtual schools mainly provide online courses that students can take at home.
A draft copy of the contract between Advanced Academics and the Pivot Charter School set to open in 2011 in Lee County, Fla., was for 90 to 97 percent of the charter school's funding.
That state per-pupil revenue was estimated at $900,000 the first year of operation and $8 million in year five.
The contract also called for Advanced Academics to receive any startup grants the school received.
One of the charter schools has already been awarded a $250,000 startup grant from the state of California.
Ben Harris, a paid consultant and former president of Advanced Academics, is behind these applications.
The Oklahoma City resident resigned from his job at the Florida Department of Children and Families six years ago amid an investigation into questionable contracts. No charges were filed.
Harris said he introduces people who are passionate about education and who go on to found the schools. He helps draft the applications, lobbies the local school districts for approval and testifies in appeals. He does it all while being paid by Advanced Academics.
Harris said his influence is limited.
"I haven't founded boards. This is just giving me way too much credit," Harris said. "If I meet people who are interested in charter schools, I, sort of, am a matchmaker to a certain extent."
Jeff Elliott, president of Advanced Academics, said there is nothing inappropriate about the role Harris plays in working with charter schools to set up online programs.
"Every charter school that we work with is independently governed and makes its own decisions," Elliott said. "The newly started charter schools are a very small part of what Advanced Academics does."
For-profit schools
Charter schools are publicly funded schools that are usually operated by private groups.
In most states, a public entity such as a school district or a university must approve a charter application, and in every state except Arizona, charter schools must be governed by nonprofit groups.
With the proliferation of charter schools has come growth in a market of for-profit groups that make a living running charter schools known as "education management organizations."
Advanced Academics is considered an education management organization for the proposed charter schools.
"It's not, per se, a bad thing, but I think it's crucially important that the charter school be managed by an independent board that can in fact fire the management company," said Chester Finn, president of the education policy think tank the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, and a former assistant secretary of education in the Reagan administration. "If they are puppets of the management company, then you have a potentially corrupt situation."See how Ben Harris is connected to for-profit schools
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Education institutions that teach courses entirely or predominately online. There are several virtual schools in Oklahoma where companies have partnered with schools to provide online curriculum and teachers. The company K12 has virtual schools through the White Oak and Wynona school districts. Advanced Academics offers virtual school through ASTEC Charter School, Crutcho, Graham, Hanna, Pittsburg, Stidham and Stringtown school districts. Charter schools
Private entities usually run these publicly funded schools. They are free for students and open to anyone. The schools fall somewhere between the autonomy of private schools and the extremely regulated public schools. There are 18 charter schools in the state of Oklahoma. Almost all of the schools have been approved by Tulsa and Oklahoma City school boards, however, three of the schools used a recent addendum to state law and were chartered through higher education institutions.


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The purpose of this study is to determine whether supplementation with an oil-based cholesterol suspension will correct the biochemical abnormalities in cholesterol and its precursors in individuals with the Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome.
Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome
Drug: crystalline cholesterol oil-based suspension
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Treatment of the Cholesterol Defect in Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome
- Improvement in sterol levels monitored q.3-6 months [ Time Frame: q. 3-6 months over 20+ years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Improved general health, growth, and behavior [ Time Frame: q. 3-6 months over 20 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Improved neuropsychological development [ Time Frame: q. 3-6 months over 20+ years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Drug: crystalline cholesterol oil-based suspension
This study involves treating individuals with the Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome, a rare inborn error of cholesterol metabolism, with supplemental cholesterol to determine it effects on biochemical sterol metabolites, growth, neuropsychological development, ophthalmologic and auditory function, ERG (electroretinogram) parameters, and CNS metabolites as determined by brain MRS-imaging. Safety of the supplemental cholesterol suspension is monitored by tests of hematologic, renal, and liver function at periodic intervals. There is also a substudy that is investigating potential genotype-phenotype correlations, as well as another that studies biochemical parameters of light sensitivity in cultured skin fibroblasts from affected patients.
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- Biochemical confirmation of sterol defect associated with Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome
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- Inability to tolerate crystalline cholesterol
- Inability to travel to Boston 3-4 times/year based on age
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00272844
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|Study First Received:
|January 4, 2006
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|July 13, 2011
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Keywords provided by Children's Hospital Boston:
Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome
mental retardation
congenital anomalies
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Smith-Lemli-Opitz Syndrome
Cleft Palate
Genetic Diseases, X-Linked
Abnormalities, Multiple
Bone Diseases
Bone Diseases, Developmental
Congenital Abnormalities
Craniofacial Abnormalities
Craniofacial Dysostosis
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Genital Diseases, Male
Jaw Abnormalities
Jaw Diseases
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Lipid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Maxillofacial Abnormalities
Metabolic Diseases
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Mouth Abnormalities
Mouth Diseases
Musculoskeletal Abnormalities
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Penile Diseases
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A new study is adding to evidence that prenatal exposure to pesticides may significantly increase a child's risk of autism.
Children born to mothers who lived within a mile of fields and farms where certain chemical pesticides were applied during pregnancy were at a two-thirds higher risk of autism or developmental delay, researchers found.
The risk was greatest during the second and third trimesters, according to findings published online Monday in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
For the study, researchers looked at more than 1,000 children in California whose mothers responded to questions about where they lived just before and during pregnancy. The addresses were cross-checked with detailed state records on agricultural chemical applications which included information on what types of chemicals were used, where, when and in what quantity.
"What we saw were several classes of pesticides more commonly applied near residences of mothers whose children developed autism or had delayed cognitive or other skills," said Irva Hertz-Picciotto of the University of California, Davis MIND Institute who worked on the study.
One-third of the mothers lived within a mile of a chemical application site during the time studied, researchers said. In some cases, a mother's proximity to a chemical spray directly correlated to greater or weaker odds of autism.
Kids born to mothers exposed to organophosphates were 60 percent more likely to have autism, the study found. Pyrethroids were also associated with an increased risk of autism, especially when the exposure occurred late in pregnancy, and carbamates were linked to developmental delay.
Researchers said the findings highlight the importance of reducing chemical exposure as much as possible around expectant mothers and young children, though they said other factors are also at play when it comes to autism and developmental delay.
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If pesticide exposure during pregnancy can increase autism risk what are the risks to infants from pesticide exposure? Much of the produce sold in Supermarkets today are imported and many countries outside the US allow heavy pesticide use. This could be causing a direct toxic exposure to our children. EPA spends millions to ensure that our environment is safe meabwhile there are toxins on the food we eat. There is something seriously wrong with this picture. EPA holds industry to such high standards to protect us meanwhile heavy pesticide residue is allowed on imported food that we eat. essentially we are being poisoned. Because toxins bioaccumulate, young children are especially vulnerable. This makes no sense.
If I miss my guess most people can not avoid pesticides and it lingers in the food chain. It basically comes down to cost of doing farming. EPA hands are pretty much tied and the enforcement power has been gutted due to big business. The pesticides my guess is accumulates in the mother bodies over time. It is not processed out completely. EPA can site farms using dangerous pesticides but not enforce the farmers change to safer practices. The Farmers say it will cost more to do business and drive them out of business they in turn send out the lobbyist on their behalf. Just look at somanelli cases in spinach and lettuces to show how vulnerable the system is. Pollution is part of the culprit for increase diseases like asthma in children. I wouldn't be surprise if partial cause to increase in autism. Look at lead paint and mercury these heavy metals are never processed out of the body.
How does pesticides lead to Autism? Seriously…. you're making less sense, every single time… you're not looking at the obvious, because you will not accept the obvious.
Very alarming. Chemicals are also in all our personal products..sunscreen, lotion, shampoo, laundry detergent, and our skin soaks it all up. No wonder Autism, asthma, allergies, adhd, cancer are all on the rise. I'm the Mom of a daughter who is blind and DD; she's 33 years old and in 2008 had a kidney transplant. Our family does not have a history of kidney disease.
Genesis, It is a poison and a toxin. Basically your feeding people trace of toxin that is how. DDT was used as pesticide and look what it did to the Bald Eagle populations. The eggs were far to delicate to be viable.
Unfortunately causation for Autism is going through the same process every other condition goes through when it finally gains some recognition and funding. Every day there is a new cause announced until virtually everything is the cause which dilutes interest and by extension research funding. Then a new flavor of the month comes along and its rinse and repeat.
Genesis, I share your skeptical nature, but what is the obvious? The increase in cases is a fact. This may have been mis-diagnosed for years and awareness is higher. Or there is a new or increased use of something environmental that is causing the significant numeric increase. I also share Dennice's concern about the cause of the week, many of these may be that it is none of these but something common to the socio-economic class shared by the uses of many of these chemicals and products. And again, I am not saying these exposures should be minimized for all health concerns, just not sure this reaches scientific method of proof yet.
I'd like to know if the chemicals named above are used in any other applications?
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Roughly six years ago, a 24-year-old woman was told that she had very little time left to live, seeing how her brain was home to not one, but two tumors.
However, Heather Knies somehow managed to make a full recovery and now, at age 32, she can take pride in being cancer-free, sources report.
As was to be expected, the team of doctors who was in charge of overseeing this case was taken aback not only by Heather's now clean MRIs, but also by her managing to remain pregnant and giving birth to a daughter.
More so given the fact that one of her brain tumors was a grade 4 glioblastoma, which means that the doses of radiation and chemotherapy she had to be exposed to after the tumors had been surgically removed were quite elevated ones and therefore likely to negatively impact on her fertility.
According to specialists working with the Barrow Neurological Institute in Arizona, Heather Knies did no more and no less than bypass and even break the so-called biological rules that determine how such tumors evolve once they form inside an individual's body.
Dr. Robert Spetzler wished to draw attention to the fact that, "It's [i.e. the grade 4 gioblatoma] one of the most malignant tumors there is. Invariably it will come back and pop up somewhere else in the brain and it's uniformly fatal."
"It's not unheard of that that a few survive -- it's a bell curve and there are outliers. But in her case, not only has she survived, but she is perfectly normal and there is absolutely no evidence of a tumor on her MRI scan," Dr. Robert Spetzler went on to add.
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With the start of official practices just under two weeks away, UWBadgers.com will introduce to you the newest members of the Wisconsin wrestling team by giving you a look at who they are off the mat. First up: Deerfield, Ill., native Lenny Bloom.
Bloom joins the Badgers after a stand out career at Deerfield High School where he left as the school's all-time leader in both wins and takedowns. Bloom was a two-time Illinois state tournament qualifier and, as a senior, was the class 3A Barrington sectional champion. He was also a two-time regional and conference champion, and was the freshman/sophomore state champion in his sophomore season. Bloom was a two-time junior freestyle state champion and competed at both the Disney Duals and Scholastic Duals, as well as three years at Fargo.
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Vacation spot: Mexico
Wrestler: Jordan Burroughs
Place to wrestle other than the UW Field House: Deerfield High School
Why did you choose Wisconsin?: The coaches, campus, and the great academics.
First started wrestling: In sixth grade at 11 years old
Most memorable match: Sectional championships my senior year
My favorite thing about Wisconsin wrestling is: My teammates and the facilities
Before each match I...: Listen to the song "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC
In off-season training, I worked on: Handfighting and strength training
The best thing about Madison is: The campus and wrestling facility
Dream as a collegiate wrestler: NCAA Champion
My role models are: My parents
What talent would you like to have?: Juggling
Secret talent I have: I can do the splits
Dream job/career: Professional athlete
Dream date: Jessica Alba
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I can't live without: My Xbox
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What is your greatest accomplishment?: Two-time junior freestlye state champion
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Most famous person I've met: Michael Jordan
If you could have one superpower, what would it be?: To fly
If I had a million dollars, I would...: Buy a huge house
Worst habit: Procrastinating big projects
Person I'd love to trade places with for a day and why: Michael Jordan, because everyone knows him and to live in his house. He is also considered one of the greatest athletes of all-time.
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The index for medical care increased 3.4 percent from November 2011 to November 2012, and the indexes for shelter and for transportation services each rose 2.2 percent. The apparel index rose 1.8 percent over the year.
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We really enjoyed this one. We tend to like a fair amount of spice, so we made the following changes. + Added 1/4 to 1/2 cup of mole sauce Made from 1-1 1/2 Tbsp concentrate. + Limited orange juice to 1/2 cup. + Limited cinnamon to 1tsp. + Added one additional tsp of chili powder. + Used a small bottle of cognac to deglaze the pan just before adding the beans and tomatoes. + Pureed the sour cream and cilantro together to create a sauce of sorts for the topping. Strongly considering adding some lime or lime zest on the next go round. Sorry for the wonky formatting. It appears you can't do bullet lists for these. :(flag if inappropriate
Great recipe, great flavor, great prep time. I use a chili powder from Savory Spice Shop called Black Canyon Chili Powder. This chili powder contains some cocoa. The orange and cocoa make a great combination in this chili! A dash of cocoa powder might do the trick too (or chocolate like mentioned in the other reviews)...flag if inappropriate
Great recipe! I used a handful of semi-sweet chips b/c its what I had on hand. I used regular Goya black beans, which probably don't fall under the "seasoned"category, but it worked out very well. Vegans and meat-eaters alike enjoyed the chili!flag if inappropriate
mmm - good! Except for the huge amount of cinnamon (which I reduced to 1/2 tsp), I think it would be delicious as written - but of course, we can't leave things alone, can we?! Made the following revisions based on others' reviews: Added 1/2 tsp ground coriander w/ rest of seasonings. Thinned w/ about 1/2 cup chicken broth. Used OJ in place of orange/zest because that's what I had. Added 1 large finely chopped jalapeno and 1 T dijon mustard (great suggestion!) toward end. Served over rice w/ sour cream & cilantro. Very vesatile as a standalone chili, over rice, or as side dish.flag if inappropriate
This was delicious...I would consider it a 3 fork recipe, but 4 forks if you take into account good flavor for for very little work. Great weekday winter meal. I didn't think there was enough liquid in my tomatoes, so added a little bit of broth. Also added a little chocolate as per previous reviewer. I thought it could have used a little more heat...we passed hot sauce at the table so everyone could add what they wanted. The sour cream and fresh cilantro were good as toppings.flag if inappropriate
I really liked this dish. A great recipe and combo of flavors. My husband loves chili and I love food with fancier and sweeter ingredients, so this was great. I felt like I made something totally new that tasted great. I might have added a little more hot sauce, but it was still great.flag if inappropriate
This was a huge hit with my family, and it was very easy and fast to make. I added two tiny squares of very dark chocolate and a dollop of dijon mustard at the same time I added the orange peel and remaining OJ, as those additions have always made chili sing for me. And I served it with grated cheddar cheese instead of sour cream. Delicious!!flag if inappropriate
Loved this recipe! very flavorful. I didn't have two cans of tomatoes so I substituted a can of vegetable broth to give it some liquid, and also added a teaspoon of ground coriander. This will definitely become a regular at our house.flag if inappropriate
Fantastic flavor!!! Could not find seasond beans so I used Rotel diced tomatoes. Next time going I will try adding chicken. A must try!!!flag if inappropriate
This was very tasty. I hate that I'm the first one reviewing this recipe, and I added meat, but it is what it is: I halved the beans and added a package of ground turkey, but it would have been just as good without (I wasn't cooking for a vegetarian crowd tonight). The orange flavor is excellent, but not overly fruity. Cilantro, sour cream, and hot sauce on top were excellent fixings. I served it with a salad and cornbread. Delicious.flag if inappropriate


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Despite standing 6-foot-10 and hovering around the 300-pound mark, Joell James knows he won't dominate against other big-time players on size alone.
"I have to hustle," James said. "You can have no talent, and still be a better player than someone else just by hustling."
James, a rising senior from Dwyer High School (Fla.), certainly has talent. For someone so big, he runs the floor and moves around without the ball effectively. James can face-up and knock down shots inside the arc, and he is also adept at scoring around the rim. Because of his size, he is a presence defensively and on the glass.
Rising up the rankings in the spring, James went to the NBPA Top 100 Camp to prove he wasn't all hype.
"It's not about your name, it's about what you do out there," he said. "I need to show I can do it."
Because of his stellar play over the last few months, James has been hearing from Florida, Florida State, West Virginia, Ohio State, North Carolina, Maryland, Louisville and Miami the most.
He said Florida, Florida State, West Virginia, Ohio State and North Carolina are standing out to him as a top five, with the Gators currently on top.
"It's a state school, and coach [Billy] Donovan is a great guy," James said. "It's a great program, and they're known for putting out big men."
The Floridian has taken trips to in-state schools Florida, Miami (Fla.) and UCF in the past.
A decision does not appear to be on the horizon for James, although he does have more immediate goals for the summer.
"I'm too heavy, I want to lose about 20 pounds," he said. "And I just want to improve."
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It's hard for a lot of people to remember this, but country singer Porter Wagoner had a syndicated variety show, The Porter Wagoner Show, that lasted for 21 years. It came on the air in 1960 and ended in 1981. That's a lot of television.
He wore rhinestone suits all the time, but somehow he didn't become the Liberace of country music. He still looked real, and when you're wearing a rhinestone suit that's not easy to do. His hits included "Company's Comin," "Carroll County Accident," and "Green Green Grass of Home." He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame five years ago, and he helped launch the career of Dolly Parton, among others. He released his last album this past June.
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LEEDS, AL, SEPT 25 - Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Tommy Hayden slightly closed the championship gap on Team Graves Yamaha's Josh Hayes by winning Saturday's American SuperBike race on a 97 degree day at Barber Motorsports Park, but Hayes still holds a commanding 18 point lead going into Sunday's season finale.The race was between the title rivals from the start and Hayes dominated. Hayes gated cleanly and Hayden went with him after quickly dispatching with teammate Blake Young, the pole-sitter.Hayes opened the gap to nearly 1.3 secs. in the early going before Hayden began to chip away. By the time the halfway flags were shown, and Hayes had the laps led point, Hayden had the gap to under half a second.On the 15th of 21 laps Hayden made the first pass, driving out of turn four and passing cleanly on the inside into turn six, the top of the roller coaster. Two corners later Hayes dove inside of Hayden in the left hand turn eight.Hayden's next attack came in the same corner two laps later and this time he made it stick. Hayes was always in his shadow and made one last run in the final sequence of corners when Hayden said he rode too cautiously. Hayes was briefly in front, but his gearing was slightly off and he spun in third gear coming onto the front straight.The margin of victory for Hayden's fifth race win was .052 sec."Overall I'm really happy with how today went," Hayden said. "For me, it went as good as it could have. I wanted to win the race and I wanted him to have to ride hard the whole entire race. I felt like both of those happened. There's really not much else I can do. Try to do it again tomorrow. Like I said, if I get a lucky break, maybe I can end up with a championship but if not, I'm just going to go out trying hard."Hayes leads Hayden 452 to 434, which means Hayden can only prevail with a bit of luck, which he's admitted on several occasions."I think today I didn't think about it too much, I wanted to win the race," Hayes answered when asked if he was thinking of the big picture. "I felt like it was safer to keep my focus and do what we do week in and week out. I've ridden what, nineteen races or something like this this year. Why change the plan now, you know? So, I think tomorrow we'll try to race, and win the race. I can't think of a better way to win the championship than to try to win the race."Today Hayden didn't get any help from teammate Blake Young. Young was a distant fourth to M4 Monster Energy Suzuki's John Hopkins, who finished nearly 11 seconds behind Hayes to take the final podium spot. It was Hopkins' second podium in a row, as he finishes the season strongly."I saw Tommy get by Blake and I knew I had to get by Blake as soon as I could because I knew Tommy would be gunning for Josh and I wanted to hang on to his coattails," Hopkins said. "I got around Blake and then just tried to hang with Tommy as long as I could, he was just pushing. I didn't have anything for him today. Once the tires started going off a little bit I started sliding around a bunch and my laptimes dropped dramatically. There are some things that we maybe want to try tomorrow to improve the grip while the tire is used, but I'm still happy with the result."
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BBC&S sets 78th commencement
More than 200 Baptist Bible College & Seminary students are set to receive diplomas at this year's commencement ceremony. The event will be held on campus Friday, May 7, in the Phelps Student Center beginning at 9 a.m.
More information is available at www.bbc.edu/commencement.
BBC&S President Jim Jeffery will encourage graduates, families, and friends as the commencement speaker. Other features of the event include a performance by the BBC Concert Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Larry Kauffman.
The event is the 78th commencement ceremony in school history. Founded in 1932 in Johnson City, NY, BBC&S moved to its current location in Clarks Summit, PA, in 1968.
A special DVD was produced to mark the celebration of Baptist Bible College & Seminary's 75th anniversary. "Changed Lives" highlights the impact of alumni and graduates through the years. It can be ordered through the Campus Bookstore link at www.bbc.edu or by calling 570.585.9251.
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