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Danielle Peck spent her first trip to this year's Wrangler National Finals Rodeo with a video crew, capturing a behind-the-scenes look at the rodeo for Roper Apparel & Footwear. She interviewed the Ropers Elite Team, took a tour of the Roper cowboy marketplace and covered the happenings at the Roper Booth at Mandalay Bay. She also interviewed fellow country artists Joey & Rory, Cowboy Troy, Joe Nichols, LoCash Cowboys and Western Justice among others.
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"Having the opportunity to be in Vegas during the National Finals Rodeo has been one brand new experience that I'll never forget," Danielle said. "Calling this past week my 'rodeo 101,' there was a lot to learn! I needed someone to help out and show me the ropes … literally!"
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For years, Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) has fought a one-man battle against crime on both coasts. Now that he's moved back to New York, he's ready to settle down with his fiancée, beautiful fashion designer Olivia (Lesley-Anne Down). But a normal life is not in the cards for him yet. Olivia's mobster ex-husband (Michael Parks) soon begins poking around in her business, leaving Kersey no choice but to take the law into his own hands ... again.


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LONDON (AP) — Britain's media are in a meltdown and its government is gaffe-prone, so Oxford Dictionaries has chosen an apt Word of the Year: "omnishambles."
Oxford University Press on Tuesday crowned the word — defined as "a situation that has been comprehensively mismanaged, characterized by a string of blunders and miscalculations" — its top term of 2012.
Each year Oxford University Press tracks how the English language is changing and chooses a word that best reflects the mood of the year. The publisher typically chooses separate British and American winners. This year's American champion is "gif," short for graphics interchange format, a common format for images on the Internet.
The editors said gif was being recognized for making the crucial transition from noun to verb, "to gif": to create a gif file of an image or video sequence, especially relating to an event. And, inevitably, to share it online. Cute kittens, Olympic champions, President Obama — they've all been giffed.
Coined by writers of the satirical television show "The Thick of It," omnishambles has been applied to everything from government PR blunders to the crisis-ridden preparations for the London Olympics.
Oxford University Press lexicographer Susie Dent said the word was chosen for its popularity as well as its "linguistic productivity."
She said "a notable coinage coming from the word is Romneyshambles" — a derisive term used by the British press after U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney expressed doubts about London's ability to host a successful Olympics.
Omnishambles was chosen over shortlisted terms including "mummy porn" — the genre exemplified by the best-selling "50 Shades" book series — and "green-on-blue," military attacks by forces regarded as neutral, as when members of the Afghan army or police attack foreign troops. (For American English speakers, it's "mommy porn.")
The Olympics offered up finalists including the verb "to medal," ''Games Maker" — the name given to thousands of Olympic volunteers — and distance runner Mo Farah's victory dance, "the Mobot."
Europe's financial crisis lent the shortlisted word "Eurogeddon," while technology produced "second screening" — watching TV while simultaneously using a computer, phone or tablet — and social media popularized the acronym "YOLO," you only live once.
The final shortlisted term in Britain is an old word given new life. "Pleb," a derogatory epithet for lower-class people, was alleged to have been uttered to a police officer by British Cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell. He denied using the term, but resigned.
Other words on the U.S. shortlist included Higgs boson (as in particle), superstorm (as in Sandy) and "nomophobia," the anxiety caused by being without one's mobile phone.
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I HIGHLY recommend Two Bunch Palms, a beautiful and tranquil spa in Desert Hot Springs, outside Palm Springs. http://www.twobunchpalms.com I went there with some girlfriends several years ago and have longed to go back ever since. Not cheap, but gloriously relaxing. If you want get into town for a night out, it's not far. steph
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We are traveling to the Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs area with our 2 year-old daughter for the weekend. Does anyone have recommendations for fun places to go? What about family- friendly restaurants to try? Thanks a bunch!
Hi - I wrote in another time for recommendations for my in-laws' 50th anniversary celebration. I am so grateful for the recommendations I received on this list. It seems, though, that my in-laws are now considering Palm Springs. I checked the website and there was only one listing dating back to 1999. I was hoping someone had been there more recently with kids and could let me know about great places to stay, things to do, places to eat and the like. Unfortunately, the only kid will be our then 6-year-old. Also, my husband needs to be active - no lounging by the pool all day, for example. Thanks! Lori
As far as things to do, I would recommend the Living Desert Museum in Palm Desert and the revolving tram that goes up a mountain in Palm Springs. The Living Desert shows you all the plants and animals you might see in the desert and has a great brand new play area for kids.
We went out to dinner one night to Las Casuelas Nuevas (forgive me if I butchered the name!), they had a great outdoor patio, mariachi band, and excellent margaritas!
It's an interesting place, don't know that I'd make it a regular vacation spot but we had a good time. Have fun! Jackie
Hiking: Palm Canyon; Tahquitz Canyon. Tahquitz is a bit more strenuous. Both are beautiful. Both are Native American lands. Tahquitz requires a reservation and provides a tour guide.
Food: Rancho Mirage, Las Casuelas Nueva's Sunday Brunch is great. out door, mariachis, buffet. champagne, but very family friendly.
Activities: Living Desert: like a zoo/hike/botanic garden all in one. kids activities occasionally, I think. The TRAM up to san jacinto forest/mtns. Hot chocolate at the top!
Check with the Native American Communities. We attended a Pow Wow/fair before children that I think a child over toddler age would really appreciate: lots of costumes; drumming; dancing.
You might check food channel archives. Rachel Ray did a show on Palm Springs on 40 dollars a day and found great breakfast; fish tacos; and a 2nd happy hour in the later evening (when you leave kids w/ grand parents maybe?)
You are only 1 hour and a bit from Joshua Tree. and there's an interesting nature area just minutes up the road toward joshua tree from 10 with hikes. I also think you can tour the windfarms. also there are hot springs spas in desert hot springs. i can't imagine having shortage of things to do there.
have fun. Jessica
My husband and I have never been to Palm Springs, but have heard it is a fun place for families so we're planning a trip with our children (ages 6 and 8) this Spring. Does anybody have recommendations for things to do with the children (or things to avoid). Also, has anybody stayed at either the Embassy Suites in Palm Desert or the Marriott Desert Springs and can give us feedback? Thanks!
There's a restaurant of sorts at top for hot chocolate and meals. The sunday brunch at Los Cosuelas Nuevas (sp?) in Rancho Mirage is very family friendly. Mexican Buffet, outdoor dining, mariachi music. We stayed for many helpings enjoyed the music and were never once rushed by the courteous staff. The buffet has American and Mexican style breakfast/brunch items and ice cream fruit and several other desserts. Jessica
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- Joshua Tree NP: the area around the Hidden Valley is very pretty with lots of small 2-3 mi hikes; 2mi hike to see the beautiful view from the top of the hill next to the Lost Horse Mine
- Telepherique from Palm Springs to the San Jacinto Peak; there is probably snow now
- for an afternoon or so, there is a palm oasis close to Palm Springs (at the visitor center they know the location) with short hikes and very sandy area, very warm, good to let small children walk around and explore.
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Titanfall just keeps looking better and better. We were introduced to two new titan classes over the weekend - the agile, speedy Stryder and the slower, heavily-armoured Ogre. While we're fond of the Stryder's manoeuvrability, we're kinda in love with the Ogre's finishing move.
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Do Something
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"People of accomplishment rarely
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~ Leonardo da Vinci
I am a born underdog. I have lived much of my life a step behind the rest. Whereas some might need to make 50% effort to move forward I often need to make a 150% effort to get to the same place.
Maybe part of this is the heritage of being an immigrant and the philosophy that nothing is free. You only create success through hard work. Work harder, and your possibilities expand. My family partly defined success as leaving the family an impressive legacy of means, higher education and respectability. We are expected to "do something" with our lives now so that the next generation has an even easier time to "do something" bigger. Inaction is not an option. Don Miguel Ruiz sums up my parent's philosophy precisely:
"Action is about living fully. Inaction is the way that we deny life. Inaction is sitting in front of the television every day for years because you are afraid to be alive and to take the risk of expressing what you are. Expressing what you are is taking action. You can have many great ideas in your head, but what makes the difference is the action. Without action upon an idea, there will be no manifestation, no results, and no reward."
If you wait until you are "ready" and things are "perfect," you will get stuck in the inertia of inaction. Get started by taking small steps toward your intentions within the next 24 hours. Do not let self-doubt cripple you. Once you begin, keep acting on your goals a little at a time. The smallest efforts keep the momentum going and create powerful change. As they say in South America, "little by little one travels far."
When things don't go as planned, it is easy to be really hard on ourselves. When this happens, amp up your efforts to persevere. Like the pristine Lotus Blossom, which somehow manages to rise up through a muddy swamp toward the sun, keep striving toward your vision. Florence Scovel Shinn writes, "Every great work, every big accomplishment, has been brought into manifestation through holding to the vision, and often just before the big achievement, comes apparent failure and discouragement." Let us be lotus blossoms, and manifest the most joy-filled, peaceful and healthful lives we can envision.
My parents taught me daily to practice gratitude with enthusiasm. It is important to maintain your motivation by sharing your gratitude for your attempts as well as your achievements. A positive attitude may get you started in the right direction, but appreciation for others is what sustains it.
My yoga practice continually reminds me of all three of these aspects to living an inspired life. I get on my Manduka mat each day and "do something." I do not give up my practice when life is inconvenient, and I certainly give thanks to all who made it possible for me to move, breath and live in this moment! In turn, this stokes my rebel spirit to go out and happen to things. Love yourself, love your day, love your life!
May 13th, 2013
Peter Sterios - European Tour
Peter Sterios, the founder of Manduka, is an internationally recognized yoga instructor, architect, writer, and former contributing editor for Yoga Journal magazine. His teaching reflects over 35 years of study and practice in the US and India. He will be touring across Europe to share his practice! Peter's tour is sponsored by Manduka Europe, who will be providing free product at select locations. To learn more about what you can expect at this event, read this article from elephantjournal.com!
Check the schedule below to see if he will be coming to a city near you!
17-18 May 2013
The Life Centre Islington, London, UK
17-18 May 2013
Amrita School of Yoga, South London, UK
19-20 May 2013
Centre de Yoga du Marais, Paris FR
23 May 2013
YogaZensation, Copenhagen, DK
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Spirit Yoga, Berlin, DE
27 May 2013
Library Scherpenheuvel, Zichem, BE
28 May 2013
Pure Silence, Eindhoven, NL
29 May 2013
Antwerp Yoga, Antwerp, BE
30 May 2013
Yogi*ni Yoga, Gent, BE
31 May - 1 June 2013
Yoga Moves, Utrecht, NL
2 June 2013
Svaha Yoga, Amsterdam, NL
March 14th, 2013
The Breeze In Your World | Now=Wow
For the last 5 weeks, we've been challenging you to to see the extraordinary in your everyday moments. To allow yourself to be present to the WOW of NOW. Using the lens of yoga, and the lens of your camera, you saw the POP, the PULSE, the SHADE, the GLOW, and most recently the BREEZE hiding beautifully right before your eyes.
You chose to see more in the world around you. And we were moved. Below we have collected a few of our favorite images from last week's Spring giveaway, a challenge to capture the BREEZE.
By @louisetays, who won last week's BREEZE contest and the entire family of Manduka products in BREEZE.
Here are some of our other favorites!
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Our deepest, most wide open thank you for allowing us to see what you see. The Now=Wow challenge has opened our eyes to inspiration everywhere, and we can't wait to do it again.
With deep gratitude,
March 7th, 2013
The Glow In Your World | Now=Wow
This Spring we're challenging you to see the extraordinary in this moment – to find the remarkable hiding right before your very eyes. If we choose to be present to it, NOW has a lot of WOW. So to help inspire you, every week we're giving away Manduka color collections from our Spring Line.
Last week was GLOW, and we were so moved by all the beautiful ways you captured the GLOW in your world that we wanted to share them here – this collection of cool sanctuaries. We hope these inspire you for this week's giveaway, BREEZE.
By Xander Labayen (@416cyclestyle), who won last week's GLOW contest and the entire family of Manduka products in GLOW.
Here are some of our other favorites!
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March 7th, 2013
Now=Wow Giveaway | Breeze The Day
Now=Wow Giveaway | Breeze the Day
The world is in motion. We are in motion. The sand, the waves, our hair, our lessons – nothing is stagnant. The winds of change are blowing, will we choose to build a wall or build a windmill?
Now is a time of transition: we as a community are coming into awareness and connectedness like never before. And there is beauty in our transition. It is gentle, awakening and reminds us that we are alive. Less like a gust, more like a BREEZE.
For the last month, we have been challenging you to be present to the magnificent moments hiding right before your very eyes. To see the WOW of NOW. In our final week, we focus our gaze to BREEZE, a color that speaks to release, refreshment and bright ideas.
Use the lens of yoga, and the lens on your camera, to capture how Now=Wow. See the beautiful BREEZE in your everyday world and you could win the full family of Manduka products in BREEZE, including our new non-traditional prop, the unBLOK.
Share your BREEZE-inspired photo on Instagram or Twitter using tag #NowIsWow, or upload it to the Facebook entry page. For every photo submitted, Manduka will make a donation to Off the Mat, Into the World.
For inspiration, revisit in the SHADE that you created the other week. Then get out there, BREEZE the day and let's fully embody this moment in motion.
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There were three lead changes in the game and the contest featured a seven-goal third period and 87 penalty minutes.
Clarkson (14-13-5 overall, 8-7-3 ECAC Hockey) led 2-0, then wound up falling behind 3-2 and 4-3.
The Golden Knights then scored three straight goals to take a 6-4 lead, which would wind up being the last number of goals counted by the student section:
Quinnipiac (15-10-5, 7-7-4) cut the lead to 6-5 at the 11:56 mark of the second period then tied it with 5:29 left on a goal from Kellen Jones, his third of the contest. Jones then assisted on the game-winning goal just 46 seconds later, which was scored by Loren Barron.
Jake Morley and Louke Oakley both scored two goals for Clarkson. Allan McPherson and Ben Sexton also scored for the Golden Knights and Nick Tremblay had three assists.
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We've witnessed the Android OS from Google being implemented into a whole range of devices, from smartphones to multimedia tablets, but it seems that the people over at Vidtronic might have come up with a completely different (yet equally innovative) use for the Android, namely a TV that you can assemble yourself.
So, as AndroidCentral reports, Vidtonic will be introducing the HomeBrew IPTV Developer Kit at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, this platform being powered by the Android operating system and giving software developers the ability to create applications targeted for the television screen.
The HomeBrew Kit is presented as a hardware/software platform kit designed for Android developers to bring their applications to the TV screen and includes television housing, cables, 1080p LCD panel in various sizes, power supply and a motherboard using an ARM/DSP microprocessor solution.
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PAWTUCKET – In Rubby De La Rosa and Anthony Carter, you have two PawSox pitchers who have come a long way since the end of April.
Validation for their efforts in the ensuing months came in the form of a nice reward Wednesday, as the pair was selected to represent the franchise and International League at the Triple-A All-Star Game. The midseason get-together pitting the best players from the I.L. and Pacific Coast League is on tap for Wednesday, July 17 in Reno, Nevada.
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A second Coweta County resident has been arrested as part of a statewide probe into child pornography distribution.
Donald Matthew Colbert, 26, surrendered to authorities at the Coweta County Jail on Monday and was later released on bond, according to Coweta Sheriff's Office investigators. Colbert, who has multiple sclerosis and is confined to a wheelchair, faces six counts of child sexual exploitation.
Last week, authorities arrested a 22-year veteran detention officer at the Coweta jail, Sandy Langford, as part of "Operation Guarding Innocence." Langford, who lives in Palmetto, was charged with one count of possession of child pornography, according to Fulton County Jail records.
Coweta Sheriff Mike Yeager said Langford has not contacted the office and they have been unable to reach her. The county is preparing a letter to send to her, but the sheriff said he wanted to wait until she received it before releasing more information.
The three-month state investigation, headed up by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, has resulted in the arrests of about 50 people on nearly 100 counts related to child pornography as of this week, authorities said.
"This is the largest operation of its kind in Georgia conducted by the state's ICAC Task Force," according to a GBI spokesperson. "This operation, which ran from January through March, centered on the ability of GBI agents and local affiliates that are members of the Georgia ICAC Task Force to detect specific child porn images being shared over the Internet. Ninety-eight suspects have been identified as distributing child porn over the Internet and are targeted for search warrants."
The GBI said it has seized 187 computer hard drives or smart phones, 27 other devices such as CDs, cameras and thumb drives and completed 78 searches as of last week.
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Clare C. Barnes (BD 1965), who died March 11, used her degree in pastoral counseling at Mill Valley Community Church and at Planned Parenthood. In her later years, she took up ballroom dancing and also performed with Readers On Stage in Phoenix, AZ. Her granddaughter, Leslie Moughty, is a current MDiv student.
Stanley James Gollery (BD 1954), a United Methodist minister who served churches in Van Nuys, Covina, and Hemet, CA, and Escondido, AZ, died June 4, 2009.
Evangeline L. Hermanson (MDiv 1988) died October 10, 2009. She and her husband Robert worked with Berkeley Chaplaincy to the Homeless. She travelled throughout the United States and to Switzerland and Italy with her ministry of embodied spirituality, "Reweaving the Web," helping elders and marginalized people find healing and reclaim their voice.
Margaret H. Hood (BD 1961) died June 7, 2008. Following graduation, she was awarded a Danforth Fellowship at Duke University. In the 1970s, she began a career as a builder of historically correct reproductions of early keyboard instruments: harpsichords, clavichords, and fortepianos.
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English cognate of the Welsh Myrrdin, a name derived from the Primative Celtic elements mer, mori (sea) and dunom (hill, fortress), therefore meaning "sea hill" or "sea fortress." The name was most famously borne in Arthurian legend by the magician helper and guide of King Arthur.
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Bill: Ramming Speed, In Defence, Disaster Strikes, Opposition Rising, Yautja, Terminal Crisis
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Ramming Speed is one of my favorite local bands. Probably my favorite. I've seen them 7 or 8 times now, and each time is memorable. This was Ramming Speed's last local show as a Boston band, as they are moving down to Richmond, VA. Kinda sad, but I will be there any time they come back into town. Also my girlfriend's first time seeing Ramming Speed, and she had fun.
The first band that played was Terminal Crisis. The band features members of Draize and Curmudgeon. Decent band, nothing amazing but decent.
Yautja played next. They were on tour, I think from Tennessee. They were decent, wasn't super into them but not bad.
Opposition rising played next. They are a local punk band with shout-along choruses. They were a lot of fun, lots of people were in the pit and singing the lyrics. Good stuff.
Disiaster Strikes played next. We didn't really watch them, so I don't have much to say about them.
In Defence was up after Disaster Strikes, and they were pretty cool thrash/crossover type stuff. Kinda goofy lyrics, which i'm usually not too into, but they were fun.
Ramming Speed played last. I've seen them so many times, but each time I have a lot of fun. Everyone was into them as usual. I was near the back, but they sounded good and played a great set. I'm sad to see them go, but I know that I will see them again.
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Allsworth, J. E. and K. L. Lapane. "Sex Differences in Allostatic Load Ever the Life Course." American Journal of Epidemiology. 161(11):S141. Suppl. June 1, 2005.
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Chou, Kelvin L., Susan Messing, David Oakes, Peter D. Feldman, Alan Briere and Joseph H. Friedman. "Drug-Induced Psychosis in Parkinson Disease: Phenomenology and Correlations Among Psychosis Rating Instruments." Clinical Neuropharmacology. 28(5):215-219. September/October 2005.
Curtin, Alicia. SEE: Ott, Brian R.
D'Abreu, Anelyssa, Joseph Friedman and Jim Coskun. "Non-Movement Disorder Heralds Symptoms of Machado-Joseph Disease Years Before Ataxia." Movement Disorders. 20(6):739-741. June 2005.
Dufresne, Robert G. SEE: Kogut, Stephen J.; James O. Prochaska.
Feret, Brett. SEE also: Bratberg, Jeffrey P.
Feret, Brett. "Dapoxetine: A New Fast-Acting Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor." Formulary. 40(7):227-230. July 1, 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. SEE also: Borek, L. L.; Chou, Kelvin L.; D'Abreu, Anelyssa; Jeste, Dilip V.; Murphy, Marjorie A.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Authorship." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(5):140. May 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Being 'Normal'." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(10):836. October 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Challenge of Determining the 'Normal'." Providence Journal. April 8, 2005. p.B4.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Critique of 'Another Perspective on the Memantine Graphs: Clinical vs. Statistical Significance.'" Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(1):14. January 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Curing Lawyers [April Fool's]." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(4):106. April 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Dangers of TV Ads About Disease." Providence Journal. June 2, 2005. p.B5.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(9):296. September 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. ""Gait Abnormalities Are Hard to Evaluate, So Why Bother?" Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(2):42. February 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H., Editor-in-Chief. Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. Vol.88, 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Missed Opportunities, Missing Opportunities and Clinical Creativity." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(6):176. June 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H., Martha E. Trieschmann, Richard H. Myers and Hubert H. Fernandez. "Monozygotic Twins Discordant for Huntington Disease After 7 Years." Archives of Neurology. 62( ):995-1001. June 2005.
Friedman, Joseph, International Editorial Board. Movement Disorders. Vol.20, 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "More on Repetitive Behaviors in Parkinson's Disease (Letter)." Movement Disorders. 20(4):509. April 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "My Own 'Masked Facial Expression'." Providence Journal. August 11, 2005. p.B4.
Friedman, Joseph H. "NPH on TV." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(8):252. August 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "On Being Grandfathered." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(3):70. March 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Perils of Successful Surgery." Providence Journal. May 13, 2005. p.B4.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Slights." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(1):2. January 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "The Surgeon General: Why Not Have One?" Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(11):376. November 2005.
Friedman, Joseph H. "When Quality-Control Tools Hurt Quality." Providence Journal. December 20, 2005. p.B6.
Friedman, Joseph H. "Winning the Battle But Losing the War: Many Silver Linings Are in Clouds." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(7):208. July 2005.
Gambassi, G., R. Liperoti, K. Lapane, V. Mor and R. Bernabei. "Venous Thromboembolism Among Elderly Patients Treated With Atypical and Conventional Antipsychotics." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 53(4):S132-S133. Suppl. S. April 2005.
Giles, M., C. Ulbricht, K. P. Khalsa, C. D. Kirkwood, C. Parkl and E. Basch. "Butterbur: An Evidence-Based Systematic Review By the Natural Standard Research Collaboration." Journal of Herbal Pharmacotherapy. 5(3)119-143. 2007.
Goren, Jessica L. SEE also: Centorrino, Franca; Kirwin, Jennifer L..
Goren, J. L. "Drug Induced Psychosis." IN: Drug Induced Diseases; Prevention, Detection and Management, Edited by J. E. Miller and D. A. Miller. ASHP Publications. 2005. p.227-237.
Guo, J. J., P. E. Peck, H. Li, P. Corey-Lisle, D. M. Jiang, R. Jang and G. J. L'Italien. "Risk of Diabetes Mellitus Associated With Atypical Antipsychotic Use Among Patients With Bipolar Disorders: Population-Based Case-Control Study." European Neuropsychopharmacology. 15:S411. Suppl. 3 October 2005.
Hughes, Carmel M. and Kate L. Lapane. "Admission Initiatives for Reducing Inappropriate Prescribing of Psychotropic Drugs in Nursing Homes: How Successful Have They Been?" Drugs & Aging. 22(4):339-351. 2005.
Hume, Anne L. SEE also: Ward, Kristina E.; Weitzen, Sherry.
Hume, Anne L. "Safe and Effective Drug Therapy in Older Adults." Medicine and Health, Rhode Island. 88(1):15-17. January 2005.
Iloeje, U. H., Y. Yuan, G. L'Italien, J. Mauskopf, S. D. Holmberg, A. C. Moorman, K. C. Wood and R. D. Moore. "Protease Inhibitor Exposure and Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in HIV-Infected Patients." HIV Medicine. 6(1):37-44. 2005.
Jacobs, Milagros J., Thomas Kleisli, Jose R. Pio, Shaista Malik, Gilbert J. L'Italien, Roland S. Chen and Nathan D. Wong. "Prevalence and Control of Dyslipidemia Among Persons With Diabetes in the United States." Diabetes Research & Clinical Practice. 70(3):263-269. December 2005.
Jeste, Dilip V. and Joseph H. Friedman. Psychiatry for Neurologists. Humana. 2005.
Kachur, S. G., C. L. Hannan and K. E. Ward. "Antidepressant-Induced Weight Gain." Medicine & Health Rhode Island. 88(10):359-361. October 2005.
Kalus, James S., C. Michael White, Michael F. Caron, Danette Guertin, Brian F. McBride and Jeffrey Klugar. "The Impact of Cateccholamines on Defibrillation Thresholds in Patients With Implanted Cardioivertor Defibrillators." Pacing & Clinical Electrophysiology. 29(11):147-156. November 2005.
Keating, K. N., E. M. Perfetto and H. S. Friedman. "Acute Sinusitis Outcomes and Changes: A Comparison of Two Fluoroquinolones." Value in Health. 8(3):312. May-June 2005.
Keating, K. N., H. Friedman and E. M. Perfetto. "Fluorquinolone Therapy for Uncomplicated Skin and Skin Structure Infections: A Retrospective Database Comparison of Treatment Duration, Failures and Charges." Clinical Drug Investigation. 25(10):621-631. 2005.
Kirwin, Jennifer L. and Jessica L. Goren. "Duloxetine: A Dual Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor for Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder." Pharmacotherapy. 25(3):396-410. 2005.
Kogut, Stephen J. SEE also: Bratberg, Jeffrey P.; Lapane, Kate L.
Kogut, Stephen J. "Canadian Pharmacies: Usurping Local Pharmacists' Roles in Medication Safety." Journal of the American Pharmacists Association. 45(3):325-326. May-June 2005.
Kogut, Stephen J., Diala El-Maouche and Susan M. Abughosh. "Decreased Persistence to Cholinesterase Inhibitor Therapy With Concomitant Use of Drugs That Can Impair Cognition." Pharamcotherapy. 25(12):1729-1736. 2005.
Kogut, Stephen J., Felix Yam and Robert Dufresne. "Prescribing of Antipsychotic Medication in a Medicaid Population: Use of Polytherapy and Off-Label Dosages." Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy. 11(1):17-24. January-February. 2005.
Kogut, S. and M. Regine. "Appendix Eight: Prescription Medication Waste in the Nursing Home Setting: Examining Opportunities for Rhode Island." January 2005. 19p.
Lapane, Kate L. SEE also: Allsworth, Jenifer E.; Gambassi, G.; Hughes, Carmel; Liperati, Carla; Resnik, Linda; Shackleton, R.; Weitzen, Sherry; Won, Aida; Wright, R.; Wu, Ning.
Lapane, K. L., B. J. Quilliam, S. Kogut, D. Dore and C. Hughes. "Does Incorporating Medications in the Surveyors' Interpretive Guidelines Reduce the Use of Potentially Inappropriate Medications in Nursing Homes?" 2005 International Conference on Pharmaco-Epidemiology and Therapeutic Risk Management (ICPE), Nashville, TN, August 23, 2005. (Poster Session)
Lapane, Kate L. and Linda Resnick. "Obesity in Nursing Homes: An Escalating Problem." Journal of the American Geriatric Society. 53(8):1386-1391. August 2005.
Lapane, Kate L., William Jesdale and Sally Zierler. "Racial Differences in Pressure Ulcer Prevalence in Nursing Homes (Letter)." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 53(6):1077-1078. June 2005.
LaPlante, Kerry L. SEE also: Ryback, Michael J.
LaPlante, Kerry L. and Lor Kia. "Mupirocin Resistance in Clinical Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (Abstract)." Phamracotherapy. 25(10):1459. 2005.
Larrat, E. Paul. SEE: Vogenberg, F. Randy.
Lin, S., A. Langley, S. Reinert, A. Gautam, A. Yango, R. Gohh and P. Morrisey. "Tacrolimus vs Cyclosporine Microemulsion-Based Immunosupprression: Equal Efficacy With Reduced Steroid Exposure?" 5th Annual ASTS State of the Art Winter Symposium. January 2005.
Liperati, Rosa, Giovanni Gambassi, Kate L. Lapane, Claire Chiang, Claudio Pedone, Vincent Mor and Roberto Bernabei. "Cerebrovascular Events Among Elderly Nursing Home Patients Treated With Conventional or Atypical Antipsychotics." Journal of Clinical Psychiatry. 66(9):1090-1096. 2005.
Liperoti, Rosa, Giovanni Gambassi, Kate L. Lapane, Claire Chiang, Claudio Pedone, Vincent Mor and Roberto Bernabei. "Conventional and Typical Antipsychotics and the Risk of Hospitalization for Ventricular Arrythmias or Cardiac Arrest." Archives of Internal Medicine. 165(6):696-701. March 28, 2005
Liperati, Rosa, Claudio Pedone, Kate L. Lapane, Vincent Mor, Giovanni Gambassi and Roberto Bernabei. "Venous Thromboembolism Among Elderly Patients Treated With Atypical and Conventional Antipsychotic Agents." Archives of Internal Medicine. 165(22):2677-2682. December 12, 2005.
L'Italien, Gilbert J. SEE: Gu, J. J.; Iloeje, U. H.; Jacobs, Milagros J.; Meyer, Jonathan; Tandon, Rajiv.
MacDonnell, C. P. "Help! MY Cholesterol Is Still High!." Drug Store News Consumer Health Publications. Heart Health. February 2005.
Meyer, Jonathan, Carol E. Koro and Gilbert J. L'Italien. "The Metabolic Syndrome and Schizophrenia." International Review of Psychiatry. 17(3):173-180. August 2005.
Misra, B., G. Gopalakrishnan, O. Martin, W. C. Wu, T. H. Taveira, M. Anderson and S. C. Sharma. "Cardiovascular Risk Reduction Programs for patients With Diabetes." Circulation. 111(14):e209. P80. 2005.
Mullins, C. D., K. A. Weiss, E. M. Perfetto, P. Subedi and P. J. Healey. "Triptans for Migraine Therapy: A Comparison Based on Number Needed to Treat and Doses Needed to Treat." Value in Health. 8(3):318. May-June 2005.
Murphy, Marjorie A., Joseph H. Friedman, James W. Tetrud and Stewart A. Factor. "Neurodegenerative Disorders Mimicking Progressive Supranuclear Palsy: A Report of Three Cases." Journal of Clinical Neuoscience. 12(8):941-945. November 2005.
Ott, Brian R., David Anthony, George D. Papandonatos, Anelyssa D'Abreu, Jeffrey Bureck, Alicia Curtin, Chuang-Kuo Wu and John C. Morris. "Clinician Assessment of the Driving Competence of Patients With Dementia." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 53(5):829-833. May 2005.
Paolino, Ronald M. SEE also: Raehal, K. M.
Paolino, R. M., J. J. Lowrey, L. Yeomans, C. J. Knowles, R. Polt and E. J. Blisky. "Comparison of Mu and Delta/Mu Opoid Glycopeptides in Mouse Models of Anti Nociception, Locomotor Activity, Physical Dependence and Gastrointestinal Transit (Abstract)." FASEB Journal. 19(5):A1069. March 7, 2005.
Perfetto, Eleanor M. SEE also: Keating, K. N.; Mullins, C. D.; Subedi, P.
Perfetto, E. M., K. N. Keating and H. S. Friedman. "Chronic Rhinosinusitis Treatment: A Comparison of Moxifloxacin and Levofloxicin Treatment Duration, Outcomes, and Changes." Value in Health. 8(3):312. May-June 2005.
Perfetto, E. M., Mullins, P. Subedi, K. A. Weiss and and B. Parsons. "An Economic Evaluation of Triptan Products for Migraine." Value in Health. 8(3):317. May-June 2005.
Perfetto, E. M., K. A. Weiss, C. D. Mullins, P. Subedi, and and B. Parsons. "An Economic Evaluation of Triptan Products for Migraine." Value in Health. 8(6):647-655. November-December 2005.
Perfetto, E. M., K. A. Weiss, C. D. Mullins, P. Subedi, P. J. Healy and B. Parsons. "An Economic Evaluation of Triptan Products for Migraine (Abstract)." Journal of Neurological Sciences. 238(Suppl.1):S489. November 15, 2005.
Perfetto, E. M., P. Subedi and Z. Jurnadilova. "Treatment of Overactive Bladder: A Model Comparing Extended-Release Formulations of Tolterodine and Oxybutynin." American Journal of Managed Care. 11(4):S150-S157. July 2005.
Prochaska, James O., Wayne F. Velicer, Colleen Redding, Joseph S. Rossi, Michael Goldstein, Judith DePue, Geoffrey W. Greene, Susan R. Rossi, Xiaowu Su, Joseph L. Fava, Robert Laforge, William Rakowski and Brett Plummer. "Stage-Based Expert Systems to Guide a Population of Primary Care Patients to Quit Smoking, Eat Healthier, Prevent Skin Cancer and Receive Regular Mammograms." Preventive Medicine. 41(2):406-416. August 2005.
Raehal, K. M., J. J. Lowry, C. M. Bhamidipati, R. M. Paolino, J. R. Blair, D. X. Wang, W. Sadee and E. J. Bilsky. "In Vibo Characterization of 6 Beta-Naltrexol, and Opioid Ligand With Less Inverse Agonist Activity Compared With Naltrexone and Naloxone in Opiod-Dependent Mice." Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. 313(3):1150-1162. June 2005.
Resnik, Linda, Kate L. Lapane and Susan. M. Allen. "Obesity and Receipt of Personal Care Assistance for People With Mobility Impairments." Obesity Research. 13(8):1307-1110. August 2005.
Riebe, Deborah, Bryan Blissmer, Geoffrey Greene, Marjorie Caldwell, Laurie Ruggiero, Kim M. Stillwell and Claudio R. Nigg. "Long-Term Maintenance of Exercise and Healthy Eating Behaviors in Overweight Adults." Preventive Medicine. 40(6):769-778. June 2005.
Ruggiero, Laurie. SEE: Riebe, Deborah.
Ryback, Michael J. and Kerry L. LaPlante. "Community-Associated Methicillin-Resistent Stapholoccocus areus: A Review." Pharmacotherapy. 25(1):74-85. January 2005.
Schucker, J. J. and K. E. Ward. "Hyperphosphatemia and Phosphate Binders." American Journal of Health System Pharmacy. 62(22):2355-2361. November 15, 2005.
Shackelton, R. and K. Lapane. "Risk Factors for Incidental Lesions Among Women With Breast Cancer." American Journal of Epidemiology. 161(11):S21. Suppl. S. June 1, 2005.
Subedi, P., Z. Jurnadilova and E. M. Perfetto. "An Economic Model of Overactive Bladder Treatmenr Persistence: Tolterodine er Compared to Oxybutynin er ." Value in Health. 8(3):413-414. May-June 2005.
Sweeney, B., M. Vora, C. Ulbricht and E. Basch. "Efidence-Nased Review of Dandelion (Taraxacum officiale_ by the Natural Standard Research Collaboration." Journal of Herbal Pharmacotherapy. 5(1)79-93. 2005.
Tandon, Rajiv, Robert D. DeVellis, Jian Han, Hong Li, Sophia Frangou, Serder Durson, Jean-Noel Beuzen, William Carson, Patricia K. Corey-Lisle, Bruno Falissard, Darlene N. Jody, Mary J. Kujawa, Gilbert L'Italien, Ronald N. Marcus, Robert D. McQuade, Saurabh Ray and Pascal Van Peborgh. "Validation of the Investigator's Assessment Questionnaire, A New Clinical Tool for Relative Assessment of Response to Antipsychotics in Patients With Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorders." Psychiatry Research. 136(2/3):211-221. September 2005.
Taveria, Tracey. SEE: Misra, B.
Ulbricht, Catherine E. SEE also: Giles, M.
Ulbricht, C., E. Basch, H. Boon, E. Ernst, P. Hammerness, D. Sollars. Safety Review of Kava (Piper methysticum) Review By the Natural Standard Research Collaboration." Expert Opinion on Drug Safety. 4(4):779-794. July 2005.
Ulbricht, C., T. Brendler, J. Gruenwald, B. Kliger, D. Keofer, T. R. Adams, J. Woods, H. Boon, C. D. Kirkwood, D. A. Hackman and E. Basch. "Lemon Balm (Meliisa officianalis L.): An Evidence-Based Systematic Review By the Natural Standard Research Collaboration." Journal of Herbal Pharmacotherapy. 5(4):71-114. 2005.
Ulbricht, C., E. Basch, P. Szapary, P. Hammerness, S. Axentsev, H. Boon, D. Kroll, L. Garrawy, M. Vora, J. Woods and the Natural Standard Research Collaboration. "Guggul for Hylerpipidemia: A Review by the Natural Standard research Collaboration." Complementary Therapies in Medicine. 13(4):279-290. December 2005.
Vogenberg, F. Randy, James B. Groce III and Paul Larret. "The Clinical Effectiveness Initiative: A Pharmacy Analysis to Improve Outcomes and Costs of a Drug Therapy." Managed Care Interface. 18(5):41-45. May 2005.
Ward, Kristina E. SEE also: Kachur, S. G.; Schucker, J. J.
Ward, K. E. "Can Robitussin DM Be Used to Treat Cough During Pregnancy?" Medicine & Health Rhode Island. 88(3):99-100. March 2005.
Ward, Kristina E. and Anne L. Hume. "Olmesartan (Bernicar) for Hypertension." American Family Physician. 72(4):673-6744. August 15, 2005.
Weitzen, Sherry, Kate L. Lapane, Alicia Y. Toledano, Anne L. Hume and Vincent Mor. "Weaknesses of Goodness-of-Fit Tests for Evaluating Propensity Score Models: The Case of the Omitted Confounder." Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety. 14(4):227-238. April 2005.
Won, Aida B., John N. Morris, Lewis A. Lipsitz, Kate Lapane, Sue Vallow and Jeff Schein. "Response Letter to Dr. Duque et al." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 53(5):725-726. May 2005.
Wright, R. and K. L. Lapane. "Missed Opportunities: Bisphosphonate Use in Nursing Facility Residents." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 53(4):S147. Suppl.S. April 2005.
Wu, Ning, Susan C . Miller, Kate Lapane, Jason Roy and Vincent Mor. "Impact of Cognitive Functions on Assessment of Nursing Home Residents in Pain." Medical Care. 43(9):934-939. September 2005.
Wu, Ning, Susan C . Miller, Kate Lapane, Jason Roy and Vincent Mor. "The Quality of the Quality Indicator Pair Derived From the Minimum Data Set." Health Services Research. 40(4):1197-1216. 2005.
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Shanty Creek Resorts' Big Changes for 2014-2015
Shanty Creek resorts has been hard at work with an ambitious set of upgrades and improvements which will be in place for opening day, November 28
Shanty Creek resorts has been hard at work with an ambitious set of upgrades and improvements which will be in place for opening day, November 28
Here's the skinny on who's already open and who's opening this week, if you're in Chicago-land or Ohio and you're dying for a fix, get after it and head to Michigan.
The weather as expected was less than desireable: heavy rain soaked slush snow, mashed potatoes, but fortunately being a weekday, the slopes were empty.
We ripped a few groomers, got stuck in the sticky snow in the glades; I would've liked better conditions to talk about the mountain as a whole, but as it was, the snow was just fine for riding park and so that's where we spent most of our time.
It's that time of year again… here's the rundown on this year's season pass offerings at Michigan's ski resorts of the northern lower peninsula. These are all full-service resorts, within 4 hours of Detroit, and 5 of Toledo, Indianapolis or Chicago.
Everywhere I look legit ski areas are innovating and giving their customers a better experience. So we here in Michigan can't compete with the new Gondola or the Stash Terrain Park at Jackson Hole, I get that but there's plenty of Michigan ski resorts that are investing in making better experiences for their customers.
Earlier this week I took a look at season pass offerings in Michigan for Metro-Detroit area ski resorts and also some of the smaller resorts on the state's west side . There are many ski areas and full-service resorts a few hours to the north, within 4 hours from Detroit, 5 from Toledo, Indianapolis and Chicago.


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There are two different Meissner solids, subtly different. Look closely at the edges. Some are rounded and some are sharp. One of them has the round edges making a a triangle and the sharp edges meeting at a point; the other has them the other way around.
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(a) A member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Marine Corps who is a member of a military society originally composed of men who served in an armed force of the United States during the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, or the Chinese Relief Expedition of 1900 may wear, on occasions of ceremony, the distinctive badges adopted by that society.
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These rosemary dijon roasted potatoes are a delicious savory side. They make a great alternative to the traditional butter roasted potatoes. Add them to your dinner plans!
I'm on a bit of a rosemary kick lately. Partly because it's the only herb that is actually still alive on my front porch, partly because come the cooler weather, rosemary trumps basil as my favorite herb and I start putting it in everything. I understand that people either love or hate it, but I'm a lover. It's all the smells of the holidays in a cute little green sprig.
As the weather gets cooler, I stop wanting quinoa and "healthy" grains alongside my meal and crave warm hearty dishes instead. Is there anything more comforting and warm than roasted potatoes?
I think not.
Usually, roasted potatoes in my family means a hefty amount of butter to coat and crisp them up. Now, there's nothing wrong with some butter but if I'm going to eat potatoes for the next 6 months while in hibernation over here, I want to at least attempt to make them waistline friendly. Mustard and rosemary are the perfect combination for that while still keeping your taste buds intrigued.
These things are like Lays, you can't eat just one. Not that you'd want to anyway.
- 4 medium red potatoes
- 1½ tablespoons fresh rosemary, minced
- 2 tablespoons dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon honey mustard
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- juice of ½ lemon
- salt & pepper
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
- Grease a 9X9 or similar baking dish.
- Wash and cut potatoes into 1 inch cubes.
- Transfer to a bowl and toss with rosemary, mustards, olive oil, lemon and lots of salt & pepper to taste.
- Transfer to baking dish and bake for about 1 hour, tossing a few times.
What food do you find comforting in the colder months?
What's your favorite herb?
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I love the addition of honey mustard! Its one of my favorite condiments. I think my favorite condiments are basil and garlic powder. And maybe dill.
yum! I had comforting potatoes last night – cheese n' broccoli twice-baked potatoes actually, and they were wonderful!
These look amazing. I am seriously a sucker for a good batch of roasted potatoes!
I usually just do oil, rosemary and pepper in a bag and shake 'em up. I like the idea of the mustard. Must try!
Where was this post last night when I made us chicken and couldn't figure out what to make to go with it? :) It looks delicious!
Cilantro. Does cilantro qualify as an herb? Then basil and rosemary. Soup for Fall. Most any kind will do. But here is one of my favorites in honor of your pumpkin posting: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Curry-Pumpkin-Soup/Detail.aspx
NOTHING pairs better with rosemary than roasted potatoes!!! Love this dish!
I find my herb preferences change so much with the seasons– in the summer, I'm all about basil, but winter is all about rosemary and thyme to me :-)
Soups are definitely my number one! Anything warm usually does the trick but there is something incredible about soups/stews/chilis that can do magical things to a cold body!
this is like a winter potato salad. Dear lord I love you.
I love soups and casseroles during the cold months, I try to avoid the oven as much as I can during the summer. And I need to try these roasted potatoes, they look amazing :) Thank you!
OMG! You are so right about the basil/summer, rosemary/winterish correlation. I have nto put rosemary in a single dish this summer. And I love it.
I make the potatoes with thyme, dill and rosemary, salt, pepper and oil in the oven.
This just spells comfort food to me! Something about roasting potatoes is the ultimate in comfort food ;)
there is something about rosemary and taters that just GOES so well together…and dijon, nice. I am a bigtime mustard lover!
Oooh, I love rosemary! And potatoes. So this recipe is a win-win for me! :) I find any dishes that are served comforting in the cold weather – especially soups and warm pasta dishes. As for herbs, there aren't many herbs I don't like! My current fave might have to sage.
One of my favorite local cafes serves rosemary potatoes with their breakfast, rather than hash-browns, that I absolutely adore. Why I've never thought to make them at home? I couldn't tell you. But, I will be now! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Cilantro, basil, rosemary, dill, parsley…I really want to be BFFs with Thyme, but we're not there yet.
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