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Hi there ,
I would love to help you with your question but first I need some more info:
How was arthritis in her right hind diagnosed? Did she have xrays?
How old is your girl and approximately how heavy?
Is any specific joint the most affected? (e.g. the knee, hip etc)
Thanks in advance.
Dr J
My Vet diagnosed through experience when she was quite young that her right back leg was stiff and would 'probably' get arthritis in it.
No - she has not had x-rays but all other tests , eg'. movement, feeling / exercising the joints, the diagnosis was arthritis.
She only has problem with the right back leg, all other legs are fine.
She is 15 years 10 months approx. , she is a rescue dog so not 100% certain of age.
Realise she has had life, but don't want to let go unnecessarily as you can appreciate.
Right back leg, limps from what seems to be the hip down the leg.
Her paw bends backwards sometimes and she slow to strighten it, maybe 15seconds.
Thank you for your reply.
The only way to confirm a diagnosis of arthritis is by x-rays. Feeling the leg and checking the range of movement in joints will only allow a presumptive diagnosis to be made. I recommend you take your girl back to your local Vet for an x ray of her right hind. The Vet should also perform another thorough exam of her leg and be able to pinpoint an area that is more affected (such as the knee, hips, hock etc) then focus the xray on this area. It would also be a good idea to shoot a view of her hips as Alsatians are notorious for developing hip dysplasia.
It is very unusual for an older dog to be lame on only one hind leg and develop arthritis in that leg only without prior history of trauma to that leg, developmental abnormalities or something similar. Arthritis in larger breeds of dog commonly develops in both hindlimbs with age and forelimbs and spine may also become affected.
The fact that your dog's paw bends backwards (called knuckling) may also indicate a neurological problem in that limb, a full Veterinary physical exam would enable this to be diagnosed or rulled out.
Othe possibilities for this kind of lameness include cruciate ligament rupture (within the knee), bone infection and even bone cancer - all of these should be able to be rulled in or out by a physical exam and xrays.
After a diagnosis is made specific treatment can be instigated, your girl may need more painkillers to be added to the rymadyl that she is on (such as tramadol) which can be prescribed by your Vet.
I hope this has been of some help to you.
Hi Shaun, I apologise for the delay in my reply.
I am not sure why your Vet has not carried out x-rays, it is usually one of the first things we perform at the practice I work at in order to investigate musculoskeletal problems and it is definitely then next best step in your girls case.
Without an MRI the conclusion that the knuckling is neurological is often reached by excluding other more common problems (such as bone tumours, infection and arthritis, all of which are indicated by radiographs, then other tests are done to confirm diagnois, such as bone biopsy for example). If the problem is in fact degeneration of the long nerves to the foot the treatment would depend on the severity of signs, but there is often no cure to this condition.
If tramadol or rymadyl do not provide enough pain relief on their own these 2 drugs can be combined. The dosage often needs to be adjusted so you need to consult with your vet about this.
The fact that your dog is lean works in her favour as extra weight can put undue stress on aging joints.
It is very important to first try and determine why your dog is lame on her right hind before more specific treatment can be started and a long-term prognosis given. In answer to your question about keeping her alive that would depend on the 'quality of life' you perceive that she has at present. Is she still bright and interacting with you daily? If she is eating and drinking well and maintaining her weight that is always a good sign.
I hope this has helped clarify things a little.
Muscle wasting is common in older animals (and people alike) and can indicate reduced use (i.e. not as active anymore) but also just old age. It is not really a measure of quality of life as long as the dog is maintaining weight and eating well.
If she was my dog I would perform a full blood panel and urine analysis to check general organ function (this will be a really good indicator of her inner health) followed by xrays of the affected leg and probably the hips as well for good measure.
Depending on what the xrays show other tests may be indicated (bone biopsy etc).
I do not think furhter testing at this stage would be a waste of time and money as we do not yet know what is causing the problem.
If for example, after the initial blood and urine tests they show she has severe renal failure euthanasia may be warranted at that point without proceeding with further tests. Of course, to end her life will always be your call.
That is the testing in order I would perform it initially in hope of obtaining more information on which to base furhter decisions.
Good luck,


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On the eve of the one-year anniversary of an insurgent attack on Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, that killed two Marines and destroyed a fleet of Harrier jets, the U.S. military is wrapping its investigation into the security breach and sharing results with family of the dead.
Danielle Atwell, one of the widows of the two Yuma Marines killed in action with 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward), was told this week the investigation is finished and she could be informed of the findings as early as Friday. Atwell and Donnella Raible, the other widow, both said they are frustrated at how long it took to investigate the Sept. 14, 2012 attack and that no one has been held accountable.
The promotion and third star of a former Camp Pendleton general is hanging on the outcome, as well as the careers of other senior military officials who were responsible for base security when insurgents infiltrated NATO's regional headquarters.
The investigation by U.S. Central Command focused on whether commanders were negligent because 15 heavily armed Taliban fighters were able to penetrate the base, in what was their most brazen attack of the war. Amid the drawdown of forces, security cutbacks had caused guard towers to be manned in some cases by nothing more than target dummies or poorly-trained Tongan troops who often napped on duty, several senior military sources told U-T San Diego.
Insurgents dressed in outdated U.S. Army uniforms blasted through the security perimeter of Camp Bastion at night, split into three groups and attacked the air field with guns and rocket-propelled grenades.
During the ensuing six-hour battle along the burning flight line, Marines fought by land and air against the insurgents marauding among them at close quarters.
Six AV-8B Harriers were destroyed and two more heavily damaged, a loss of more than $200 million and the worst hit on U.S. air power since the Vietnam War.
Nearly a dozen other NATO personnel were injured in the attack, three refueling stations were torched and six hangars were damaged.
All but one of the insurgents were killed. The last was captured and is on trial now in an Afghan court, according to relatives of the dead asked by NATO military personnel to contribute statements and photos.
Maj. Gen. Charles "Mark" Gurganus was in charge of the base complex and its personnel, which includes Camp Leatherneck and Camp Shorabak and more than 10,000 troops and contractors.
Gurganus finished his yearlong tour in the spring as commanding general of NATO's southwestern regional command, for the U.S.-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan. When he returned to the jurisdiction of U.S. commanders, Central Command conducted a preliminary review.
Gen. James Amos, the commandant of the Marine Corps, then requested a full-scale investigation, telling the commanding general of Central Command in a letter that "important questions remained unanswered" and he wanted to "determine accountability of the senior Marines involved," a Pentagon official confirmed.
Gurganus had been nominated in March for assignment as chief of Marine Corps staff, essentially the No. 3 position in the Corps. His promotion and move to the Pentagon has been on hold pending investigation results. In the interim, Maj. Gen. Michael Regner has been working as Marine Corps chief of staff.
Gurganus is no longer assigned to the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force and could not immediately be reached for comment, a spokesman at Camp Pendleton said Friday.
Details of the attack and security failures leading up to it have been reported extensively by U-T San Diego, the Washington Post, Marine Corps Times and other newspapers. This month's edition of GQ magazine boosted national exposure, with a detailed narrative of the battle and complaints from relatives of the dead about a lack of accountability for the security breach.
Afterward, a Marine general familiar with the investigations told U-T San Diego, "I fear heads will roll."
The head of U.S. Central Command, Army Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, ordered the probe on May 22. Officially, however, "the investigation is not yet complete as of today," Oscar P. Seára, a spokesman for the Tampa-based U.S. Central Command, said Friday evening eastern time.
Lt. Col. Christopher Raible, 40, of Huntingdon, Pa., was killed by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade while leading the counterattack. Raible was commanding officer of Marine Attack Squadron 211, the AV-8B Harrier unit deployed to Camp Bastion. He was nominated for a Silver Star, the nation's third highest medal for valor in combat.
Raible is also survived by three children.
Sgt. Bradley Atwell, 27, from Kokomo, Ind., was an aircraft technician with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16. He also was killed by a rocket-propelled grenade early in the battle.
Relatives said Atwell's flak jacket and helmet were not handy so he fought without protective gear.
"This has been a very difficult year for my family and myself. We are looking forward to the day that we can move ahead and know that justice was served and that Sgt. Atwell and Col. Raible will not have died in vain," said Deborah Hatheway, Atwell's aunt.
"I don't think you'll ever have closure in the loss. But at least we've got responsibility and accountability. We want punishment for those responsible.
"We will hurt the rest of our lives and the people that are responsible for this need to also hurt, they need to feel our pain. Because (Atwell) was a wonderful person and he had so much to give to society after he got out of the military," Hatheway said.
The widows
Donnella Raible appeared Friday on Fox News to express her frustration at how long it has taken to determine what went wrong and who was to blame.
"I think a year is more than enough time to figure it out," she told U-T San Diego.
Initial inquiries by British troops who managed that side of the base complex focused on whether the attack was aimed at Prince Harry, who was serving at Bastion at the time. Donnella later wrote a handwritten letter to British officials, telling them to stop crowing about the prince's safe return home after his deployment because "Americans don't care about that."
They want to know why security wasn't increased at Camp Bastion after the Benghazi, Libya attack three days before her husband was killed, she said: "Whose idea was it to be so complacent and let your guard down because you haven't been attacked (at Bastion or Camp Leatherneck) in a few years?"
Donnella is also outraged that Tongans were assigned to guard the base: "Whoever made the decision to leave our towers in the hands of someone other than U.S. Marines or British troops should be held accountable."
Danielle Atwell, now 23, met with the commandant and his wife in July at their home and cried in their arms. Amos had looked up her Facebook page and spoke of his favorite wedding shot from their Pensacola, Fla., ceremony. "He cares, he cares so much," Danielle said.
Bonnie Amos keeps memorial bracelets for Atwell, Raible and the son of a friend on her vanity table and prays for them daily, Danielle said.
The interviewing and fact-gathering phase of the investigation was complete by then, but the military was deciding how to deal with the results, she said.
"I want (Gurganus) to be held responsible. I don't want him to get another star. Brad didn't even have his protective gear with him. That is not acceptable. I don't care if the guys don't like carrying it around," she said.
Danielle was offended by public comments Gurganus made when questioned about accountability for the attack, to U-T San Diego and other outlets, calling them "sarcastic" and "disrespectful."
"I lost my husband. Donnella lost her husband. Cheryl (Atwell) lost her son," she said. "He's not just somebody else who died in the war. He was my world."
Bradley swept Danielle off her feet with his goofy humor. They married seven months after they met and planned to have children five years before his retirement, because she didn't want them to change schools.
Bradley was killed a month before their first wedding anniversary. Losing him still hurts so much Danielle can't bear to attend his graveside memorial Saturday in Kokomo, the 1st anniversary of his death.
"I haven't really accepted it. You just don't. I don't think you move on. I don't like that word. You carry on," she said. "I look at pictures of him and I think he still has to be here somewhere."

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France coach Raymond Domenech has stated that his biggest fear when France travel to Scotland is the influence of the Hampden roar, for their October 7 Euro 2008 qualifier.
Domenech, who yesterday unveiled his squad for the upcoming games against Scotland and the Faroe Islands is anticipating a white-hot atmosphere at Scotland's national stadium when the World Cup runners-up meet Walter Smith's men.
Domenech told a Paris press conference: 'What I am afraid of is not the team but the stadium and the attendance.
'The stadium will be full and I know it is special playing against this country.
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Zach attack: Britton, a 23-year-old rookie, has been one of the O's few success stories. He threw six solid innings to beat the Rays Sept. 2 and overall is 2-1, 3.12 against them.
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Awesome movie .. Tom and Cameroon were too good ...one of the most entertaining movies
Awsome movie
Love it - have watched it numerous times.
Rehashed from "ace"
wonder if someone knows the tune played at 36.46. it was sort of mellow. this is when diaz is left on the roof of the car park and cruise is switching cars? thanks. Please cannot find it anywhere, thanks
No actually it's Uprising from the ALBUM The Resistance. The band name is MUSE. Anyway, where can I find the song Someday by the Black Eyed Peas at the end of the film ?
The band name is The Resistance and the son is "Uprising" in the album MUSE.
looking for the song that started at 36 min and 46 sec.. it is not muse.
verry good is movie!!
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wonder if someone knows the tune played at 36.46. it was sort of mellow. this is when diaz is left on the roof of the car park and cruise is switching cars? thanks
Muse is amazing!!!! The shows are awesome, I went to a live concert and they were phenomenal. GO MUSE!
awesome movie!!!
shouldnt Uprising by Muse be on the list?
Someday - Black Eyed Peas [NEW 2010] (Knight and Day CREDIT Song)theres the link to the song we all are lookin for=]
Does anyone know who sings the "Ride like the wind" song when June is kidnapping him from the hospital close to the end of the movie? I don't think it's the original Christopher Cross version
Someday IS by the Black Eyed Peas the youtube videos are wrong... why is Someday NOT ON THE SOUNDTRACK?? I think this track list is incorrect.
Hi folks,what is the song name played in last when getting out of the beach in the car...
Hello all! What is the name of the some playing when the are riding in car on top of auto-transporter truck??? Tks for info!!
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Song on his iphone alerting him to movement is 'Louie, Louie' by The Kingsmen.
Where are the Black Eyed Peas?????: Someday???
teh song played at the end when cameron (june) is driving in the car is Ride Like the Wind by Christopher Cros
Guys, please help! I'm trying to figure out that very short track played right after the first car chase scene when Cam tells Tom to stop shooting people! It's at 28m 15s and goes on goes on till 28m 45s. Thanks!
The song on that is played during the movie trailler is called UPRISING by MUSE, Great song!!!
It sounds a wee bit like "Ride like the wind" by Christopher Cross but is obviously not that.
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The largest of its kind in the world, Louder Than a Bomb (LTAB) is the city's rapidly-growing teen poetry festival. Aiming to bring teens together across racial, gang, and socio-economic lines, LTAB is a friendly competition that emphasizes self-expression and community via poetry, oral story-telling, and hip-hop spoken word.
As author and LTAB co-founder and artistic director Kevin Coval describes, "For three minutes at a time the students speak about their lives. For the other eighty-seven minutes, they are listening to the lives and stories and dreams of others. Kids that don't look like them and come from a different neighborhood. In listening, the city shrinks."
Presented here is the FINAL ROUND OF COMPETITION, featuring the four team finalists: Northside College Prep, Kuumba Lynx, TEAM Englewood, and Maine East. Performing in a series of rounds, both individual poets representing these teams as well as a group of 4 poems performing a team piece are included, with scores given each round and the winning team sent on to represent Chicago in the national competition.
In addition to this team competition, six individual poets also advanced to the Finals: Raymond Abercrombie, Danny B., Malcom "Mr. Diversity" London, Hanna Telander, Fatimah Warner, and Brendan J. They compete alongside the other performing poets to win a place on the Chicago All-Stars, who perform throughout the year.
WINNERS - LTAB HS Indy Slam:
6th (tie): Benj (Northside)
6th (tie): Melana (TEAM Englewood)
6th (tie): Danny B (Mather)
5th: Keith (TEAM Englewood)
4th: Mr. Diversity (Lincoln Park)
3rd: Fatimah (YOU Media)
2nd: Dana (Maine East)
1st: Brendan (Morgan Park)!!!
WINNERS - LTAB Team Slam:
4th: TEAM Englewood
3rd: Northside College Prep
2nd: Maine East
1st: Kuumba Lynx!!!
Congratulations to all winners and participants.
Louder Than a Bomb is a program of Young Chicago Authors. Based on alumni surveys, LTAB boasts an 85% high school graduation rate, and most notably—within a year of national discussion on youth violence—has had zero incidents of violence in it's 10 years of working with students from across the city. Traditionally operating outside of regular school programming, LTAB brings together poetry teams that are often founded by students and coached pro-bono by teachers, for the annual three week competition each Spring.
Click here to listen and download to the Chicago Public Radio studio recordings of all 2010 Finalists!
Recorded Saturday, March 06, 2010 at The Vic Theatre


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There are many reasons why should you defragment your computer's HDD. it not only increases the speed of laptop but also increases the performance. Generally the scenario is that when you work on your computer you keep updating the files, deleting some files and uploading some new stuff which is loaded in your hard disk. When you delete a file, upload file & simaltaneously update file the data is written on your hard disk's different sectors in random locations rather than being stored in a continued block, this continues and in the end whenever you upload a new file to the Hard disk drive the data is stored in random locations ie scattered in your hard drive, which when called would take a lot of seek time in short would take more time to perform any action.
Process of Defragment HDD :
If you are a windows user you can find the inbuild free Windows Defragmenter software in your operating system which you can use to get started. Its always recommended to close/stop all the running programs because these lead to change in the files and file structure. Also you should try to first delete all the useless files from your computer's hard disk drive which may include bigger files in the form of movie/audio files which take huge amount of data in Megabyte's and fill up your hard disk. You need a minimum of 15% of free space if you are going to use the window's based Disk Defragmater because it would use the free space to move the other data and correctly store it in the HDD. The main job of these softwares is that , they try to move all the data in a chain format instead of keeping it stored at random locations on the different sectors in the hard disk drive.
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The Hard Disk is a bigger type of a CD-Rom with the same format of file Storage, Tracks, Cylinders and Sectors. The Hard Disk Drive is originally of RAW format when its a fresh copy. The data is recorded on different tracks which are concentric circles which are placed on the surface of the platter and they are like a chain of rings. These hard disks have thousands of tracks which are on the platters and while the hard disk's moving head moves over the inner to the outer part of the disk the data is accessed. Each track can hold thousands of bytes of data in sectors which are a part of tracks.
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The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office carried out its third drug major operation Tuesday night since Sheriff David Carpenter assumed office last year, filling an already overcrowded detention center with more alleged criminals.
"Operation Midnight Special," targeted at apprehending 34 defendants accused of drug use across the county, followed "Operation .38 Special" in January and "Operation Rolling 50" in August 2011.
Tuesday's operation commenced after an 8 p.m. briefing at Sheriff's Office headquarters in Lincolnton.
Lt. Jason Reid, head of the Sheriff's Narcotics Division and S.W.A.T., said officers began their investigative efforts for this most recent round-up back in January and that a grand jury handed down indictments on June 11. Charges ranged from marijuana use to cocaine, heroin and prescription pill possession, among others.
Reid told the Times-News that the success of Tuesday's operation and more than five-month long investigation stemmed from both tip line complaints and the "proactive, aggressive attitude" of his narcotics team.
"I've never worked with a more dedicated group of officers in my career," he said.
Sheriff David Carpenter additionally praised the county's drug task force team, referring to them as "a highly dedicated, energetic and trained" group who's willing to work with a number of area agencies "to get the job done."
Lincolnton Police Department assisted deputies in the operation, apprehending defendants with city addresses.
Since the new Sheriff's Office administration took office in December 2010, 122 drug offenders have been pulled from the streets from drug round-ups alone, Reid said.
Carpenter agreed.
"During the last 18 months, more dealers have been arrested than any other time in our county's history," he said. "This has been the most focus (on drugs) that I have seen in my 29 years of law enforcement here."
While Carpenter said drug users who are arrested typically end up back on the streets, he and his command staff are committed to lowering drug activity across the county.
"Our efforts show the seriousness of the drug problem in our immediate area," he said. "Our aim is to put them (defendants) in prison, and if the courts would allow it, that'd be our ambition."
He noted how drug operations are additionally meant to warn criminals.
"It sends a signal to them that we know their activity," Carpenter said. "We want to conflict what they got going on."
He expected the Harven A. Crouse Detention Center, already at maximum capacity with 135 inmates early Tuesday, to only greatly increase after the round up.
"We will be overcrowded again," he said.
As of 1 a.m. Wednesday, more than 15 defendants had been arrested in the operation. A vehicle was additionally seized from a city residence on Auton Street.
Reid urged citizens to continue calling the tip line at 704-736-8422 "regardless of how minor they think the information or problem is."
The following individuals have been indicted in conjunction with the operation:
Due to the nature of the case, the Sheriff's Office has asked that five additional defendants' names not be published.
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Ladies: As a sucker for Sporty Girls I like a plain ponytail from time to time. In fact I love it. Thats just me though. Clothing matters as well. I'm not a fan of "slutty" clothes unless it a 'personal' setting. I like jeans and a T shirt. I like sporty attire like uniforms: Volleyball, Tennis, Soccer, etc.
I do my best to be a gentleman but sometimes I feel pervy just being around pretty girls.
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I am not done with the patient advocate round-ups yet. In fact, this month, expect to see a breast cancer focused MWB–with special emphasis on metastatic disease. But, after all the mental stimulation from the PWP Summit, and then Stanford's Medicine X conference, I found myself being pulled back to mindfulness and meditation posts this week, as well as some posts about various aspects of healthy coping. So, consider this MWB a deep breath before we plunge right back into some great patient voices and patient stories.
Healthy Coping
From writer Rosie Molinary is this lovely post. She talks about the importance of processing our thoughts and feelings–really spending some time getting to know ourselves–and then she offers some great processing tools. As a psychologist, processing is pretty dear to my heart, so I had to include this one. ** Spoiler alert: Therapy is on the list–no wonder I like this one!
Leo Babauta of the Zen Habits blog offers thoughts something that all of us experience on a regular basis: waiting. I particularly appreciated his reminder that we wait in many ways–some avoidable and some not.
Dr. Ashley Soloman shares a photo from her local farmer's market–as well as an invitation to reflect on what potatoes might have to tell us about our bodies and body image.
Mindfulness, Meditation & Yoga
This first post could have gone in either section. It's a reminder and a reflection all rolled up into one: sometimes you're the windshield and sometimes you're the bug.
Have you ever heard the phrase "radical acceptance?" It is a powerful concept. Laura Schenck, MA, has written a really nice primer on radical acceptance this week.
Dr. Rick Hanson takes on the Buddhist principle of wise speech. This is a thoughtful exploration of the principle–and I especially like the question he asks at the end.
And finally, from one of my favorite authors, Tara Brach, is a reminder that sometimes there is great power in "not doing.


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- Check your grill surface—or even the grill itself. Did it survive winter?
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- Lighter fluid and (dry!) charcoal or full propane tank
- Grill lighter, brush and cover
- Pam spray
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My name is Teddy and I am no longer unique.
Maybe I never was. But for many years I thought the only Teddys in the world were myself and Teddy Sheringham. People had to ask me to repeat my first name every time because it was so unusual. (Okay, maybe that had something to do with my fading Northern Irish accent asserting itself and slurring my own name; the first time I meet nearly anyone they think I'm called "Terry".) As a name, Teddy was unusual. It was why people remembered me. It was possibly the only reason people remembered me.
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Alas, Teddy Sheringham and I are rare no longer. Because for the first time in my lifetime (or as long as I've been paying attention to such things), the name Teddy has turned up in the top 100 most popular names for boys. Admittedly it's well down the list. Number 86 to be exact. Hardly on a par with Oliver, Jack, or Muhammad, but still ... A generation from now there will be politicians and doctors and soldiers called Teddy. And the world will be a better place, because you can't really be aggressive and boorish and nasty if you're called Teddy. Unless you're overcompensating. (And actually now that I come to think of it, the only Teddy in literature I ever came across was a serial rapist in an Elmore Leonard thriller. I like to think Elmore had never met a Teddy in real life).
I am certain more Teddys in the world will be a good thing. But, you know, I kind of liked it when there was just myself and Teddy S. Oh, admittedly in recent years there's been the singer Teddy Thompson too, but even then it felt like there was room for all of us.
Indeed, there was a pleasant sense of familiarity about the conversation that would result when I told anyone my first name. "Your name is Terry? Oh, Teddy. Like Teddy Bear. Is it short for Theodore? Ah, Edward. Not Ted then? Your dad's name, I see. Did you know that there's an item of women's lingerie called Teddy? Oh you did. Well, nice to meet you."
But 20 years from now - if I'm still about - no-one is going to linger on my name. I'll just be another of the many Teddys in the world. My USP will have been downgraded. My name won't mark me out. It will be the name with a Primark label rather than a Prada one. No longer will I be able to claim to be the one and only Teddy I know (other than Teddy Sheringham).
Maybe I should give myself a new name, one that differentiates me from all these Teddy-come-latelys. I could always go with Terry. At least I can pronounce that.


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UAB Magazine Online Features
Peanut Perils
Answers About a Dangerous Allergy
By Kathy Seale
It's a sign of the times: Across America, the entrances to many elementary-school classrooms are now guarded by the image of a large peanut trapped behind the red circle and slash that is the international symbol for "NO."
Potentially deadly allergic reactions to peanuts have become a serious issue at schools, birthday parties, and anywhere else children and food mix in uncertain ways. And according to a heavily publicized study in the May 12 issue of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, the problem is getting worse. Based on a 5,300-household survey, the study reported that the number of peanut allergies more than tripled over 10 years, from 0.4 percent of children surveyed in 1997 to 1.4 percent of children surveyed in 2008.
Extrapolating those findings nationwide is problematic, says UAB pediatric allergist and immunologist Prescott Atkinson, M.D. But the number of confirmed cases of peanut allergy in the United States is trending upward, he agrees.
Force of Hope
New UAB Treatment Dispels Depression with Magnetism
By Bob Shepard
UAB is the first medical provider in Alabama to offer repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation treatments to patients suffering from depression. To learn more about this new form of therapy, click here.
Julia Rogers has battled depression for two decades. It has caused serious issues in her life, both personally and professionally. She tried medications—lots of them—with no real effect. Most days, she had to struggle just to function at all.
Depression is a difficult illness to treat because no single therapy works every time in every patient. Psychiatrists now have very good medications to offer, but many patients still find little relief. Psychotherapy and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) are also successful for some patients, but they do little for others.
That's why UAB psychiatrist Bates Redwine, M.D., is so excited about the university's new repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or rTMS, device. This non-invasive treatment delivers a series of highly focused, MRI-strength magnetic pulses to a particular area of the brain linked to depression—the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. The Food and Drug Administration approved rTMS therapy within the past two years, and UAB's device is the only one in Alabama.
"The left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is known to have decreased activity in depressed patients," says Redwine. "rTMS seems to 'wake up' the neurons, stimulating them to fire and become more active."
The Pitfalls and Promise of Home Genetic Tests
By Tara Hulen
If Walgreens had its way, crystal balls would now be for sale alongside the candy bars and cough medicine at the drugstore chain's stores. In May, Walgreens announced that it would start selling home genetic testing kits for as little as $20, becoming the first physical store to offer the tests—although they are widely available online. But the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), responding soon after the announcement, notified testing companies that they should have sought premarket approval, and Walgreens canceled the launch.
Although the FDA's actions have led to calls for regulation of these direct-to-consumer tests, at the moment anybody wanting one won't have much trouble finding them online from companies such as 23andMe. It's a fairly simple process: Customers order a kit, mail in some saliva, and then receive a report with as much detail as they are willing to pay for. Options include ancestry tests, health screenings on several levels, and pre-pregnancy screening—which is a large market, says UAB Genetic Counseling Program Director R. Lynn Holt, M.S., CGC. The reports cover possible risks for various diseases, pharmacogenetics (a person's sensitivity to prescription drugs such as blood thinners), or carrier status for diseases such as cystic fibrosis or Tay-Sachs, which can be passed on to children.
The prospect offered by these tests is intriguing—the thrill of looking back into the past or catching a glimpse of the future—but Holt says geneticists and genetic counselors have several concerns.
WHO's Who
UAB Travel Medicine Expert Joins Global Health Panel
By Troy Goodman
David Freedman is a new member of the Roster of Experts for the World Health Organization International Health Regulations.
Disease knows no boundaries, and neither does David O. Freedman, M.D. At any time, the director of UAB's Travelers' Health Clinic could get a phone call summoning him to Europe to help stop a global epidemic.
Freedman isn't a superhero. He's an expert in travel medicine—and a new member of the Roster of Experts for the World Health Organization (WHO) International Health Regulations (IHR). A comprehensive set of rules and procedures endorsed by the 193 WHO member states, the IHR is designed to limit the worldwide spread of diseases and other public-health threats while minimizing disruption to travel, trade, and economies. "The emergence of H1N1 influenza in 2009 and SARS in 2003 demonstrates how interconnected the world has become and how rapidly a new disease can spread," Freedman says.


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So you've flipped through the thousands of photos on Oyster, have read plenty of reviews and, at last, have arrived at your hotel decision. Your room is booked, your plane tickets are ready to go. You've got your travel and your shelter figured out -- but before you hop on that airplane, there are dozens of other plans you need to make (besides purchasing TSA-friendly mini toiletries): you need to figure out what you're going to do when you're not sleeping in that carefully-selected hotel of yours. If accummulating paper cuts from guidebooks or aimlessly Googling "fun things to do in [destination]" don't seem like appealing strategies, check out NileGuide.
The site, which curates content from several sources and adds insight and expertise from their staff of "local experts" in each of the destinations they cover, allows you to build a sort of customized travel guide that can be anchored by your hotel's location. For instance, if you were planning a trip to New York and had selected the Library Hotel as your HQ, NileGuide can pull nearby restaurant recommendations, activities, and bars for you to check out during your stay -- and with a few clicks, the site will create a customized list of activities for you to do, or even a full-blown, printable PDF itinerary complete with NYC overview information, maps, and sightseeing recommendations for each day of your trip.
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APD investigates shots fired incident in northwest Amarillo
Tue, 30 Jul 2013 23:46:15 GMT —
uesday afternoon at approximately 5:30 p.m. Amarillo Police Department officers responded to a shots fired call in the northwest 10th and Lipscomb area.
Witnesses told police that two groups of people were involved in an altercation that led to the shooting.
APD blocked off a perimeter after investigators found shells at the scene.
According to APD there were no injuries in the incident and no arrests have been made at this time.
Investigators are looking for a blue Jeep and a green SUV believed to be involved in the incident.
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Oh, and one more thing: Bernanke should admit total failure soon. The stronger wording in Wednesday's FOMC announcement calling for fiscal support is significant. It signals the increasing frustration from the Fed on the continuing lack of fiscal accommodation, e.g., more borrowing, to accompany the monetary accommodation. And herein, not Keynesian policies as often criticized in certain circles, lies the Fed's mistake. Keynesian economists have long proposed numerous variations of a helicopter dropping cash. And it would've been much more effective in stoking inflation than the pretentious, tedious QE. There's only one technical problem that Keynesians forget: the political will of the society in maintaining some semblance of social fairness prohibits such academically perfect solutions.
In other words, Americans want to avoid borrowing more from our children if we can help it. We actually want to be responsible in our own finances! Keynesians failed to understand this simple albeit irrational psyche. And because of this, they're doomed to fail in disgrace. And, speaking of the new BoJ, I was baffled by the talk of early exit from multiple Fed governors and the media earlier in the year. Even if one believed in the strong recovery story, wouldn't it have been premature for Fed governors to say things that would surely cause so much concern in the market? Now, in retrospect, I see such talks were clearly prompted by "Abenomics" (for Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe). The outright money-printing -- increasing base money instead of mere, timid QE -- by the new BoJ, as enthusiastically endorsed by Bernanke, has tremendously complicated and therefore eroded the Fed's control in inflation in the U.S. Whereas the Fed could supply liquidity with abandon before, knowing that inflation would be exported and become somebody else's problem, now the yen tsunami is coming ashore. With privileged early access to data, some Fed governors must have been alarmed by the new trend and became worried about the implication in inflation and Fed exit. The irony is bittersweet. As to the market, it's becoming increasingly clear that the worldwide economy is once again slowing down. Even in Japan, antagonists to the Abe approach are becoming more visible, as reported by Bloomberg. And Wednesday's market reaction, or rather lack thereof, to the FOMC shows unusual negative sentiment and apathy toward the Fed not seen since 2009. This could be a significant turning point.
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Wait until next spring to prune rosebush
I live near Montrose, and I am wondering when I should prune my roses. Many of the bushes in my rose garden are several years old and some of them are Floribunda roses.
Should I just prune the dead canes out this fall? I want my bushes to be full and not gangly. We have had several days of temperatures below 30 degrees. I read your column every Saturday, and although some things don't apply to me, I learn a lot from your advice.
— Cathy
The time I like to prune roses is early in the spring. Roses can be somewhat stupid; we don't like to prune them too early as this can stimulate soft new growth too early in the spring and this be damaged by a late frost.
In the Grand Valley, I usually recommend pruning about the first of April. Down your way, I'd do it a week or two later than that.
If all you're wanting to do is remove dead growth, that could be done anytime. I like to remove dead growth on any plant as soon as I notice it since that can potentially be an entry point for insect or a place for disease problems to get started.
I would cut the dead growth out right now, but don't cut into live growth if you can help it. Otherwise, wait until next spring.
I am looking for an Arapaho red crepe tree and have found them online, but wanted to know if you or anyone in town has them. I really want to pick it up locally.
— Rebecca
First of all, thank you for choosing to shop locally. Keeping our money in western Colorado helps our economy so much.
Anyone who has lived in the South or Southwest knows how stunning crepe myrtles can be.
However, I would offer one word of caution. Most crepe myrtle (including Arapaho) are not considered winter hardy here. They are only hardy to about 5 or 10 degrees above zero.
We have some winters they would survive, but we certainly get winters that could get colder.
There are three varieties I can get my hands on that are a bit hardier. Pecos, Zuni and Acoma are supposedly hardy to minus 5 degrees.
I have had a Zuni in my yard for about eight years now. It freezes down to the ground every year and resprouts from there. I treat it kind of like a "woody perennial" where I cut it back every spring. It gets up to about 3 feet tall and gives us spectacular blooms from mid- to late summer.
Is the butterfly bush Royal Red (Buddleia davidii) too tender for zone four?
— Pat in Basalt
Most references list Buddleia davidii hardy to zone five (average lowest temperature of minus 10 to minus 20 degrees), which is a zone warmer than you.
I'd expect you would get them through the winter just fine if you mulch them in a bit after the ground starts to freeze in October or November.
Pile a 12–inch to 18-inch-deep cone of coarse, fluffy organic material like chopped leaves, straw or cedar mulch over the plant. The tops of the branches might die back over the winter but that really wouldn't be much of a loss as I recommend you cut the butterfly bush back to 6 to 12 inches early each spring anyway.


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pillarsandcats (Nov 09, 2016)
you call that a flamethrower!? more like a molotov launcher
StarGlitcher (Jan 04, 2015)
I Finished The Game Its Awesome ! :)
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i did
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who finished the game?... like if you did
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maximumninja (Jul 04, 2014)
i think so yeah maybe he done that before anyway at mojara's mask
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will he say hey watch you butt you fucking slut!!
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I wonder if Angry German Kid Was Playing This....
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i finished the game it was EPIC! :D
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i hate crashes because it makes the game stopped :( Sincerely, Helga Frauscharf
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CITY SEIGE 4 CAME OUT?! first
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the plant alien remainds me of plant vs zombies BTW 1st
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the plant alien remainds me of plant vs zombies BTW 1st
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Omg yes! great game 10/10 Ty so much! but maybe infinate level IF possible? also first post xD
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Cool game B)
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Robert Kardashian's Diary Says Kris Jenner Abused Kim, Kourtney + Khloe
Between 1989 and 1990, the late Robert Kardashian kept a diary that detailed his life's mundane events -- and the dark side of his then-wife Kris Jenner and how her alleged cray affected their children Kim, Kourtney and Khloe.
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Freeland, originally called Birbeckville after founder Joseph Birkbeck, then South Heberton, is a borough in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is located south of Wilkes-Barre and northeast of Hazleton in an agricultural region. Freeland was officially incorporated as a borough on September 11, 1876. Coal-mining was a chief industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. At the 2010 census, the population was 3,531. As of April 2014, the current Mayor of Freeland is Mr. Ed Appleman, who beat out the former Mayor of Freeland, Ms. Tami Martin. Freeland is located at above sea level.
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AACR awards $2.6 million in grants for metastatic colon cancer research
Philadelphia � The American Association for Cancer Research announces the first 11 recipients of the new Jeannik M. Littlefield-AACR Grants in Metastatic Colon Cancer Research. The awards, ranging to $250,000, were established in February 2006, to support innovative research projects designed to accelerate the discovery and development of new agents to treat metastatic colon cancer. Grant awards were selected through a rigorous and highly competitive process by a committee of accomplished senior scientists. AACR is currently distributing a total of $2,644,977 to the successful investigators.
"Among the 114 applications submitted, these 11 awardees were judged to have the most merit," said David Irwin, Ph.D., managing director of the Science and Education Division of the AACR. "We offer our sincere congratulations to the investigators, and anticipate they will make substantial contributions to this field of cancer research."
The Jeannik M. Littlefield-AACR Grants in Metastatic Colon Cancer Research are sponsored by Jacques and Sandy Littlefield of Portolo Valley, California, who donated $3 million to the AACR in late 2005. They are named for Mr. Littlefield's mother.
Recipients of the 2006 Jeannik M. Littlefield-AACR Grants in Metastatic Colon Cancer Research are:
Peter Carmeliet, M.D., Ph.D., Flanders Interuniversity Institute for Biotechnology, "Preclinical Development of anti-P1GF Antibodies for Metastatic Colon Cancer." In the quest to block angiogenesis, this study will test a homologue of VEGF � P1GF. Antibodies to P1GF will be used in cell lines and xenograft models. The approach has strong potential for clinical application because blocking P1GF should not interfere with normal angiogenesis.
Steven A. Curley, M.D., University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, "Carbon Nanotubules and Gold Nanoparticles as Radiofrequency Targets." The goals are to couple antibodies to nanotubules and gold particles to affect specific homing to metastases. Inoperable metastases can then be thermally ablated using microwaves.
Wafik El-Deiry, M.D., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, "Novel Therapy for Resistant Metastatic Colon Cancer." The goals are to define the mechanisms in colon cancer that make tumor cells resistant to apoptosis, and develop combination drug therapies that can reverse the apoptotic defect.
Edgar G. Engelman, M.D., Stanford University, "T-Cell Signaling in Metastatic Colon Cancer." This study will examine the failure of the immune system to detect colon cancer cells with the goal of identifying and profiling tumor-associated signaling abnormalities in T-cells. This will affect choice of therapy and will show whether signalling abnormalities can be reversed using immunotherapy.
Douglas V. Faller, M.D., Ph.D., Boston University School of Medicine, "PKC-Delta as a Therapeutic Target in Colon Cancer." The approach is to inhibit PKC-delta which is not critical for normal cellular growth but which, in tumor cells, inhibits Ras-mediated apoptosis. Molecular strategies will identify more active and more specific inducers of the Ras-mediated apoptotic pathway.
Robert D. Ladner, Ph.D., University of Southern California, "Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors for the Treatment of Metastatic Colon Cancer." New approaches will be developed to enhance the effectiveness of 5FU using histone de-acetylase inhibitors.
Eric Lagasse, Ph.D., PharmD, University of Pittsburgh, "Metastatic Colon Cancer, Stem Cells and Bioreactors." Using an artificial bioreactor that models the environment in liver and colon cancer, stem cells will be identified and expanded in vitro. Therapy will then be refined and customized preclinically before being administered to patients.
Nouri Neamati, Ph.D., University of Southern California, "Preclinical Development of SC144 in Metastatic Colon Cancer." A new agent, SC144 has been shown to cause up-regulation of IL24 - a very potent anticancer protein. SC144 will be fully evaluated in mouse models and then, potentially, trials will be extended to humans.
Boris C. Pasche, M.D., Ph.D., Northwestern University, "Targeting the TGFBR1*6A in Metastatic Colon Cancer." This study will use antibodies to TGFB and assess their effects on colon tumor growth in mice. A humanized antibody will be used in a Phase I/II clinical trial.
Gary K. Schwartz, M.D., Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, "Targeting the Notch Signaling Pathway in Metastatic Colon Cancer." The effectiveness of combining notch and ras inhibitors such as gamma secretase inhibitors will be examined in colon cancer cells as a prerequisite to designing a Phase I clinical trial.
Oliver Stoeltzing, M.D., Universitaet Regensburg, "The Role of Hsp 90 in Hepatic Growth of Colorectal Cancer Metastases." Using colon cell lines and xenografts, this study will examine the role of tissue hypoxia in colorectal hepatic metastases and the suitability of targeting Hsp 90 for molecular targeted therapies.
The mission of the American Association for Cancer Research is to prevent and cure cancer. Founded in 1907, AACR is the world's oldest and largest professional organization dedicated to advancing cancer research. The membership includes more than 24,000 basic, translational, and clinical researchers; health care professionals; and cancer survivors and advocates in the United States and more than 60 other countries. AACR marshals the full spectrum of expertise from the cancer community to accelerate progress in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer through high-quality scientific and educational programs. It funds innovative, meritorious research grants. The AACR Annual Meeting attracts more than 17,000 participants who share the latest discoveries and developments in the field. Special Conferences throughout the year present novel data across a wide variety of topics in cancer research, treatment, and patient care. AACR publishes five major peer-reviewed journals: Cancer Research; Clinical Cancer Research; Molecular Cancer Therapeutics; Molecular Cancer Research; and Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention. Its most recent publication, CR, is a magazine for cancer survivors, patient advocates, their families, physicians, and scientists. It provides a forum for sharing essential, evidence-based information and perspectives on progress in cancer research, survivorship, and advocacy.
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Education Reform
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- NewsHour Extra
- Making the Grade
- Aug. 17, 2001: The trend of increasing segregation in American schools and society.
- Aug. 13, 2001: School superintendents react to Washington's reform proposals..
- July 19, 2001: Making good teachers
- June 15, 2001: Debating the Senate Education Bill
- May 1, 2001: Debating Bush's education reform
- March 30, 2001: SAT Debate.
GWEN IFILL: It took five months for the House and Senate to settle on an education compromise that Democrats, Republicans, and the White House could live with.
At the table for those negotiations were the chairman of the House and Senate Education Committees, Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Republican Congressman John Boehner of Ohio.
Congressman Boehner, so what was the key to this compromise after all that hard work?
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: The real key that kept us together was a commitment, commitment on the part of the president of the United States, a commitment on the part of Senator Kennedy, Senator Greg, Congressman Miller, and myself, along with our conferees to produce a real legislative package that would help the neediest of our children, and both the executive branch and the congressional branch worked closely together to forge this final package.
GWEN IFILL: Senator Kennedy, I guess I'll ask you the same question. How important was it that President Bush had made this a cornerstone of his presidential campaign and his presidency?
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: Well, I think it was important. Three years ago when we had this legislation before the United States Senate, we debated it for three weeks without being able to come to a conclusion, but the time was different this year, and I think the president deserves credit for it. I think Congressman Boehner and Judd Greg do and George Miller.
I think there's a recognition and an understanding by all of us, I think the president as well, and that is that American families want our educational systems to work. They want to have help and assistance for children in the public schools of this nation. If the children are doing well, they want their children to do better. If the children aren't doing well, they want to see reform and change made.
And there's increasing targeted on some of the neediest children in this country, so this is a good bill, and it represents the progress that has been made among the better schools and school districts in our country, and we believe that it isn't going to solve all of the problems that we're facing in education.
We set a goal that all children in this country 12 years from now will be proficient. So we understand that this is a complex and difficult issue.
And there are going to be many additional steps that will be necessary along the way, but all of us are committed to following in those steps, and I think we can make an important difference for children all over this country.
GWEN IFILL: Senator, I want to go through some of those details with you in just a moment, but first I want to ask you, on Sept. 10, some members of Congress were quoted as saying that this bill was near dead, if not dead, but that by Sept. 11, the events of Sept. 11 somehow seemed to revive it.
Is that – was that your take on it?
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: Not really. I think all of us as members of the Congress, just as human beings, were obviously temporarily numbed by the extraordinary tragedy that impacted our country and as well as by the incredible heroism of Americans.
So I think all of us, as human beings, were going through that experience, but I don't really think it in any way deflected our central commitment to try to get this done.
I think that as the chairman has pointed out quite really from the beginning we all had a keen desire to achieve something that will be worthy of the children in this country, and I think we have.
GWEN IFILL: Congressman Boehner, how about that, how important was it that Congress have something positive, bipartisan, successful to show after Sept. 11?
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: Well, our commitment was there far before Sept. 11, and the conference was just beginning its work as the tragedy struck our country.
But I do think that there was a renewed commitment to show the American people that the Congress was about its business, that while the president and others were focused in on the war effort and the protection of our homeland, is that whether we're at war our not, our children are our future.
And it was very important for us to show the American people that we can do our work, we can do it successfully. And I think the proudest part of all of this, beyond the product itself, is that our colleagues on both sides of the aisle and in both the House and Senate feel very good about not only the product that we have, but the process we went through to get here.
GWEN IFILL: Well, let's talk about some of the details of this compromise. One of the interesting things that's missing that's always been a contentious point, Congressman, is the issue of school vouchers, providing vouchers for public school students to go to private schools. That's entirely not there.
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: That is correct, and I'm a big proponent of empowering parents to take a more active role in choosing schools for their children, but the fact is the votes are not in the House, the votes are not in the Senate.
But every time over the last 11 years that I've worked on this, we've gotten more votes. And at some point in this process, I believe that we will do more to empower parents.
In this bill, even though we don't have what you would describe as vouchers, we do have for poor students who are trapped in failing schools, for the first time ever they will get supplemental services to allow them and their parents to choose to get tutors, after-school programs, summer schools from the suppliers of their choice.
And these will be private-sector people, community-based organizations, maybe religious- based organizations, in order to ensure that every child in America, even if they're in a bad school, will have a real option at getting a good education.
GWEN IFILL: Senator Kennedy, this also puts states in an interesting position in terms of it gives them more flexibility for spending, but it also means they have to be the ones holding these schools accountable.
Are you giving governors enough support for that?
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: Well, I think the focus of the support goes into the local community where they will be able to use the resources in the most effective way for academic achievement and accomplishment.
And basically what we are doing in this for the families that might be watching, we are challenging the states to come on up with what we call content standards, what a child ought to know in the fourth grade.
And then we hope that they will develop a good curriculum for those children, again, say in the fourth grade, and there are resources in this bill to make sure that we get a well-trained teacher that can teach that child the curriculum.
And then we're going to have an assessment of those children to see what progress they are being made. We have too many tests for children, just generally speaking, but we don't have these kinds of good assessments that are used to help children rather than punish the children. And that is a different kind of a concept.
GWEN IFILL: Senator
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: That's something we're very, very strongly committed to. And that's going to take a combination of both working at the state level and the local community, and there are resources for that challenge.
GWEN IFILL: What happens with students who are tested or schools which are tested or teachers who are tested if after a certain amount of time there is no improvement?
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: Well, there's a series of different provisions in this legislation — the first phase of it are school improvements.
But basically, what you're talking about, after the two years, there will be the option for the children to make some decision if they want to go to another public school, but there will be the supplementary services that will be available in terms of in school to help and assist those children that need it or off of the school campus if they need it, maybe in the after-school programs if that's the best place to provide the help and assistance. But there will be good help and assistance available to the children, and the point is to do it early on, to find out what the children, where they need the help and assistance and to provide that.
And beyond that, we're giving parents, we're empowering parents, we're giving them a very important report card so that they will know how their particular school is doing versus their neighborhood schools, whether their teachers are highly professional to deal with the subject matter or not.
And then there will be a break-out in terms of how children are doing so that parents will be able to compare and contrast and know how their children are doing. Information is power, and to give that kind of information to the parents, we believe will create a force to help them improve the schools as well.
GWEN IFILL: Congressman, if there has been any complaint at all so far about this bill is that it does not include enough money, some folks have said, for disabled students; that instead of… I guess it's 40 percent of the amount of cost of supporting disabled students the federal government is paying much less and that this bill doesn't do much to change that.
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: Well, the program that we have for disabled children, the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act, as it's referred to, IDEA, is not part of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. It's its own separate program that's up for reauthorization next year.
Now this program goes back to 1975, and Congress for a long time really just didn't step up to the plate. But Democrats and Republicans over the last six years have stepped up to the plate. We've increased funding for this program by some 200 percent over the last six years, and we're continuing to make progress.
Now next year when we have the reauthorization of this act, we have to be honest that there are serious problems. It over identifies children into these IDEA programs; it over identifies minorities into these programs.
And in some cases, it costs local school districts tremendous amounts of money unnecessarily because of the wide-open liability provisions that we have here.
And what I think many of us want to do is next year is to look at this reauthorization and try to fix the problems that are there with a commitment that Congress will continue to step up and to get the full funding of this program.
GWEN IFILL: While you're talking about funding, state governments are having a much more difficult time in this economy than the federal government, even the federal government is now in deficit.
What's the danger that the federal dollars, which are going to these programs is now going to be undercut, offset by state cuts?
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: Well, there's pretty clear language in this bill as there has been in the past that the states can't supplant this new money that comes from Washington and remove resources that they're already providing.
The states are under the gun, but it's doubtful to me that you're going to see any real cuts in education funding. The states are having these financial problems. We may not see the cuts in increases they were committing to their schools, but I don't think we're going to see any actual cuts in funding.
GWEN IFILL: Senator Kennedy, you–
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: This is–
GWEN IFILL: Senator Kennedy, go ahead.
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: You put your finger right on the areas of some differences that we had in the conference.
I'm a strong believer that we should provide for the full funding, for the federal participation of the disabled children.
We're only providing about 17 cents out of every dollar. And we know what a difference it makes when these children are able to graduate. We know their graduation rates are two or three times higher than what they used to be five or seven years ago. The employment rates, their ability to have independent living is enormously important. And two-thirds of the children that qualify for the IDEA are also title I children, so we're talking about a similar group of children. And this was the time to make some difference.
And the final point that I'd make, we are only reaching about a third of all the children that are qualified. We're going to have to have additional kinds of resources. The administration provided additional resources now this year that would have reached 600,000 additional children. But with the recession, that's going to still only mean that we're reaching about 35 percent.
So if we want to achieve what President Bush has stated is his objective and which I think all of us support, and that is that we don't want to leave children behind, we're going to have to have responsibility for children to learn hard — well; we're going to have to have responsibility in the schools to make sure that they're doing their job, parents are doing their job.
States then have to measure up, and so does the federal government to make sure that no child is left behind.
GWEN IFILL: A very brief question to both of you, is this the beginning of a new attention to education spending and education issues, or is this the end for a while? Senator, first?
SEN. EDWARD KENNEDY: Well, no, we have, education is central to us as a nation in terms of our democracy and in terms of our ability to lead the world.
We will have follow-on next year on what we call the IDEA, then we will have a follow-on on the higher education. Education is a prime concern for families across the country and we are committed to making sure that we meet our responsibilities.
GWEN IFILL: And Congressman Boehner, the same question to you.
REP. JOHN BOEHNER: This is just the beginning of the process.
Once the president signs this bill into law, each of the 50 states are going to have to step up and enact laws in their states to comply with this new federal effort.
We know that from the 1994 Act, only about eleven or twelve states have actually successfully stepped up to do what's necessary.
But if we're serious about ensuring that no child in America is left behind, it's time for all of us to get behind this effort to make sure it's implemented and to make sure that every child in America has a shot at a good education.
GWEN IFILL: Congressman John Boehner, Senator Edward Kennedy, thank you both very much for joining us.


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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Tears on cape and those chunky feet deserve a thumbs-down. Fixed that up and it would have been a five star hottie.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Such a hottie knighty :3
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Its awesome. But you could of done the feet better
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Nice sword. That's pretty much.the only thing I can that I can say without sounding like a perv. (which I am)
She's hot. And there's just too much for me to compliment you on. Her big fluffy hair, it looks pretty soft.
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You have been nominated for the Anatomy Wall of Shame.
Nothing in your drawings even comes close to proper or at least passable anatomy. I especially am repulsed by how you approach the stomach and abdominal areas. Also, your characters all suffer from looking like overly blown up like a parade float.
It's nice to have a false fanbase of loser 12 year olds who don't know what a real woman looks like. But let's get real; You need to really work on things, or you will never make it anywhere, and just continue with a blind fanbase. True artists draw because they want to draw something. Not for blind views and page hits, and as quickly as possibly drawn with careless attention to good anatomical accuracy.
You don't even do backgrounds. You just want to churn out this garbage. It's very unappealing, and only further shows what you real goals are, which sadly are improper goals for an artist that will lead you to nowhere.
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Review: 'All That Matters Is Past'
An ill-fated love affair unfolds in the fields and forests of the Norwegian countryside in this belabored drama.
An ill-fated love affair unfolds in the fields and forests of the Norwegian countryside in this belabored drama.
"Tracker," "Brighton Rock" and "King of Devil's Island" feature among Competition titles at the Valencia Mostra -- Intl. Action and Adventure Film Festival.
Turns the story of a 1915 uprising at a brutally run boys' reform school into old-fashioned epic drama.
U.S. writer-director Charlie Kaufman receives an honorary Dragon Award at the opening Friday of the Gothenburg Film Festival, Sweden's biggest movie event.
Worldly in outlook, programs and visitors, the Goteborg Intl. Film Festival -- now in its 34th year Sweden's biggest sprocket opera -- is also a key player in promoting the Nordic film industry.
The contenders for one of the film world's biggest festival prize purses have been announced.
Norwegian director Marius Holst's "King of Devil's Island," which stars Stellan Skarsgard, will open the Goteborg Film Festival, Sweden's largest film event, on Jan. 28, organizers announced Tuesday.
The Norwegian Intl. Film Festival's New Nordic Films section attracts some 300 industryites with a string of works in progress. Reps from Cannes, Berlin, Karlovy Vary, Tribeca, Sundance, St…