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It's no secret that some of the original, scripted series on ABC Family are anything but family-friendly. That doesn't mean they're all bad – "Switched at Birth" and "The Fosters" are smarter and more substantial than, say, "Pretty Little Liars" or "Baby Daddy" – but contrary to what the network's name suggests, little on ABC Family is ideal for the whole family.
The network targets teens/20-somethings and brands itself as "a new kind of family," but two new entries are sure to embolden professional scolds who blanch at these series airing on a channel with "family" in its name. Both of ABC Family's new comedies "Mystery Girls" and "Young & Hungry" have orgasm jokes in their premiere episodes.
For true family entertainment, this week also brings the debut of "Girl Meets World" on Disney Channel, which aims at kids and pre-teens.
'Young & Hungry'
More like "Young & Dumb."
Emily Osment ("The Haunting Hour: Don't Think About It") stars as Gabi, a food blogger who becomes personal chef to wealthy tech entrepreneur Josh (Jonathan Sadowski, "$#*! My Dad Says").
Josh's aide (Rex Lee, "Entourage") would rather hire a "Top Chef" winner, but Josh picks Gabi to make a meal for the night he plans to ask his girlfriend to marry him. But before the first course is served, the girlfriend dumps him. Gabi, wanting to cheer him up, sleeps with him.
"You never heard of sending a muffin basket?" asks Josh's housekeeper (Kym Whitley, "Animal Practice"). "Well, I guess in a way you did."
Everything in "Young & Hungry" is predictable, including most of the jokes. But on the plus side, Ms. Osment has learned not to shout every line of dialogue the way she did in the pilot of "Hannah Montana."
'Mystery Girls'
At least the more entertaining "Mystery Girls" has the benefit of some pop culture in-jokes with its meta premise.
Former "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-stars Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth play the former stars of a faux 1990s TV crime series, "Mystery Girls." They reunite and open a detective agency in the pilot episode, which ABC Family idiotically moved to July 16.
So the first episode, airing tonight, offers little back story on the characters or their relationship. In that pilot episode, viewers learn that Charlie Contour (Ms. Garth) is now a suburban housewife and mother while Holly Hamilton (Ms. Spelling) still longs for the spotlight.
"I see you're still wearing more makeup than a geisha," Charlie says to Holly when they reconnect after years of not speaking. "I see maternity jeans aren't just for pregnant women," Holly replies.
Through some of these inside gags – "Actresses, they just don't get along!" -- "Mystery Girls" has some fun with viewer knowledge of rumors of disharmony on the "90210" set (yes, Shannen Doherty gets a shout-out) even if it all plays to cat-fighting women stereotypes.
Ms. Spelling comes off both worse (she's mistaken for a prostitute twice in the first 10 minutes) and funnier (she gets the best lines; Ms. Garth plays the straight woman), but she only has herself to blame/thank because she co-created "Mystery Girls" with Shepard Boucher ("Men at Work").
In tonight's episode, the detective agency is already up and running when their high-strung assistant, Nick (Miguel Pinzon), reads a rumor online that Holly has died. ("It was on TMZ and I'm pretty sure they fact check," he says.) She's alive but the trio tries to pretend she's dead long enough to acquire a sex tape purportedly featuring Holly that's up for sale.
"Let's see who's behind this and who's behind me on that tape," Holly says in innuendo that's sure to sail over some younger viewers' heads while making some parents watching with them super-uncomfortable.
'Girl Meets World'
Disney Channel jumps into the Wayback Machine for this next-generation spin-off of the 1993-2000 ABC sitcom "Boy Meets World."
In "Girls Meets World," "Boy Meets World" lead couple Cory (Ben Savage) and Topanga (Danielle Fishell) are the married parents of well-behaved middle schooler Riley (Rowan Blanchard), who's trying to be a little wilder like her friend Maya (Sabrina Carpenter).
"It's not your world yet, it's still my world," Cory tells Riley after he catches her trying to sneak out of the house.
"How long do I have to live in my father's world?" Riley asks.
"Until you make it yours," her dad replies.
And by the end of the first episode, she's done just that in a cute half-hour that capably introduces new characters and sets the table for the new series.
Cory has become the wise, helpful adult character, supplanting Mr. Feeny (William Daniels, who has a cameo in the "Girl" pilot during the end credits) from "Boy Meets World."
Cory is a history teacher at John Quincy Adams middle school, and Riley and Maya are two of his students. When Maya goes too far and Riley doesn't stop her, both girls learn a Very Valuable Lesson.
"You forgot the best thing you can do for her is be you," Cory advises his daughter.
Written by Michael Jacobs, who created "Boy Meets World," the "Girl" premiere offers a gentle morality lesson that shouldn't be too galling for the show's target 6- to 14-year-old viewers.
And there's a potential breakout character waiting in the wings: Nerdy, offbeat classmate Farkle (Corey Fogelmanis), who refers to himself in the third person, may just be this show's Urkel.
TV writer Rob Owen: email@example.com or 412-263-2582. Read the Tuned In Journal blog at post-gazette.com/tv. Follow RobOwenTV on Twitter or Facebook.


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Graduate Program
Masters in History (MA)
Requirements for Admissions
Applicants should have an undergraduate major in history or in a related field of the humanities or social sciences with the equivalent of a minor in history. They must take the Graduate Record Examination and submit with the application a sample of writing, such as a research paper done in an undergraduate history course, demonstrating the use of primary sources.
To be considered for admission, a candidate must have a grade point average of 3.0 (B) in his or her last two years of undergraduate study, with evidence of better work (B+/3.3) in history. Students will normally score above the 65th percentile on the Graduate Record Examination Verbal section, but this score will never be the sole determining factor in admissions decisions. These guidelines suggest a minimum level and do not imply that all students attaining that minimum will be admitted. The undergraduate record, letters of recommendation, and the writing sample will be major factors in evaluating applications, especially when the department is considering an exception to the above general guidelines.
Accelerated Master's Program in History
History majors in their third year of undergraduate standing at UVM may apply to the department for the Accelerated Master's Program (AMP) in history. Students accepted into the program will, during their senior year, work simultaneously on their B.A. and M.A. requirements, toward which they may count up to six concurrent credits. NOTE: Undergraduates can only apply to the AMP program in their third year of the BA; seniors are not eligible for admission.
Application Deadline
Applicants seeking financial aid in the form of fellowships or assistantships for the upcoming fall semester, and all applicants to the AMP program, must have their completed application submitted by February 15th. No applications for admission to the program for the upcoming fall semester will be accepted after May 1st. In those rare instances when a student seeks admission for the spring semester, applications must be submitted by November 1st.
Studies Committee
Each student enrolled in a master's program is required to have a studies committee. The committee will be created by the student in consultation with individual faculty members and the Director of Graduate Studies. The committee should be in place by the end of the first semester of study and will normally consist of two professors from the history department who are also appointed to the graduate faculty. One member of the committee (usually a professor with research interests directly related to those of the student) will serve as the primary advisor. The purpose of the committee is to supervise the graduate student's program and to review that program at regular intervals. For those students pursuing the thesis option M.A. (see below), the studies committee will form the core of the thesis committee (with the addition of a chair from another academic department).
Program of Study
Students, in consultation with their advisor and their studies committee, will work out a program of study each semester. There are two possible tracks for fulfilling the requirements for the MA degree (thesis and non-thesis options). During their first year of study, all students enrolled in the MA program are required to take graduate historiography (HST 301). The thesis option requires 24 credit hours of 200 and 300 level courses, 6 credit hours of HST 391(thesis research), satisfactory performance on the comprehensive examination, and successful completion and defense of a Master's thesis. The non-thesis option requires 30 credit hours of 200 and 300 level work and the successful completion of the comprehensive examination. Students may also, in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies and individual faculty members, complete independent study (Readings and Research) courses that involve the creation of individualized reading lists and regular meetings with faculty instructors. On occasion, instructors may require students enrolled in Readings and Research courses to attend lectures in relevant undergraduate classes offered at the 100 level. With the consent of the student's advisor and the Director of Graduate Studies, six hours of the required course work for the M.A. may be taken in related fields outside of the history department. Students must maintain a grade point average of at least 3.3 (B+) each semester. Students failing to maintain this average will be dismissed from the program.
Options for Teachers
The MA program regularly accepts students who are currently teaching at the secondary or community college level, and who want to pursue advanced study in history. Although most students do enroll in the program full-time, it is possible to pursue the MA on a part-time basis, usually taking one course a semester in order to complete all requirements within five years. Seminars are generally scheduled in the late afternoon or early evening, to accommodate diverse schedules. To further fit the needs of teachers, many seminars offer the option of preparing a syllabus or detailed unit plan as a final project; in addition, the comprehensive exams can be used to prepare syllabi, unit, and/or lesson plans.
Comprehensive Examination
Graduate students must pass a written or oral comprehensive examination during their course of study. Comprehensive examinations will be administered to full-time students by the beginning of their fourth semester of study. Full-time students may elect to take these exams in late September, late November/early December or in late January of the second year of study. For part-time students, the examinations will be administered after they have completed 21 hours of coursework. The scheduling for the examinations will be arranged through the Director of Graduate Studies, in consultation with individual faculty members.
MA candidates are tested in two areas of history, to be determined by the individual student (in consultation with his or her advisor) by the conclusion of their first year of study. Students are required to pursue at least one thematic/methodological field (e.g. Colonialism and Nationalism in the Modern World, Gender and Sexuality in History, Comparative Slavery, Jewish History, Holocaust Studies, History of Tourism, African Diasporas, Diplomatic History, etc.) and one geographical/chronological field (e.g. medieval France, modern Europe, Colonial America, modern West Africa, early modern Europe, modern Japan, Renaissance Europe, modern Middle East, etc.) The two areas must be supervised by different members of the history faculty. In general, students will prepare for comprehensive examinations by taking specific courses in their field of study (either seminars or Readings and Research courses) and by pursuing independent reading.
Various options are available for the examination fields, ranging from the preparation of a syllabus for a semester-long class, detailed lesson plans for particular units, a take-home historiographical essay, or a timed response to questions, or an oral exam of not more than two hours (conducted by the student's two committee members plus a third faculty member from the history department.) In all cases, the exam will represent a culminating and cumulative exercise.
Candidates failing the Comprehensive Examination must re-take it at a time determined in consultation with the student's advisor and the Director of Graduate Studies. In most instances, reexamination will occur within one month though, on occasion, students may be asked to postpone until the next semester. Students failing the examination twice will be dismissed from the program.
Thesis Option
All graduate students within the program are eligible to pursue either the thesis or the non-thesis option.
The thesis is designed to demonstrate a candidate's knowledge of the literature on a specific historical subject, ability to locate and use primary source material, and success in arriving at and formulating meaningful conclusions that conform to the professional standards and expectations of the discipline. Normally, the thesis should not exceed 100 pages in length. Students are encouraged to choose their seminar work in areas in which they might find a topic of interest to develop a thesis. Students should not normally enroll for thesis research until after completion of at least one semester of course work. In creating committees of study, students should be sure to include at least one member of the faculty who has sufficient expertise in the field that the candidate intends to pursue thesis work.
At the start of their third semester of study (usually September 1), candidates must submit a written proposal for a thesis topic and have it approved by the faculty member who has agreed to act as thesis advisor. Part-time thesis students must submit the thesis proposal after they have completed 21 credit hours. As a final step in the process, the proposal will be reviewed and approved by the Director of Graduate Studies and the Department of History's Graduate Studies Committee.
Upon completion of the thesis, the candidate will be examined orally by a committee composed of the thesis advisor and two other faculty members, one of whom (serving as chair) must be a member of another department. It is the candidate's responsibility to arrange for this examination (normally no more than two-hours in length) in consultation with his or her thesis advisor.
Non-thesis Option
The non-thesis option is designed to give MA students the broadest possible exposure to a diverse range of coursework and professors. With the exception of the thesis, non-thesis students pursue the same course of study as thesis-option students. Furthermore, because non-thesis students generally take two additional seminars during their time at the University of Vermont, they usually produce more seminar papers (25-30 page essays based on primary and secondary research) than their thesis-option colleagues. Students pursuing the non-thesis course of study thus receive numerous opportunities to conduct independent research on a variety of smaller topics. As an option, therefore, it is a rigorous program that prepares both part-time and full-time students in the MA program for a broad range of career and educational goals.
Most students take four semesters to complete their degree requirements, although it is possible with concentrated effort to finish in three semesters. Teaching assistants may require an additional summer. Full-time students (students who complete their course work in residence taking at least three courses each semester, six hours if they are employed as a teaching assistant) must complete all requirements within three years of beginning their program. Part-time students must complete all requirements within five years.
Transfer Credit
Courses taken for graduate credit at other institutions may, with the approval of the Director of Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate College, be applied towards fulfilling course requirements. Such transfer credit is limited to nine semester hours. The same limitation is applied to graduate-level courses taken at the University of Vermont prior to admission to the graduate program.
Size of Program
In an effort to preserve close faculty-student contact and to give the maximum individualized attention to each student and his or her program, the department tries to maintain a ratio of 1:2 between faculty and students. Approximately 10-12 students are admitted each year.
Financial Aid
The department awards approximately ten part-time teaching assistantships each semester, carrying a stipend and partial tuition remission. A limited number of fellowships, carrying a stipend and full tuition remission, are awarded by the Graduate College on a merit basis. Qualified candidates from the department of history are nominated for these awards on an annual basis. Residence hall counselorships, providing a stipend plus tuition remission, are an alternative course of funding and may be applied for through the Office of the Dean of Students. In many instances, students who apply for financial aid will frequently qualify for work study money. To assist with defraying costs associated with graduate study, all applicants are encouraged to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form by March 1st. When possible, we will try to place students with
The teaching assistantships involve an approximate workload of ten hours per week, conducting survey discussion groups under the direction of a faculty member and grading first and second year undergraduate papers and examinations. This department considers the assistantship an integral part of its graduate education, providing prospective secondary and college teachers with an important opportunity to gain some teaching experience under close supervision and guidance. Normally, only full-time students, taking at least six hours of course work, are eligible for assistantships and fellowships.
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text: I recently switched from ATT to the other GSM carrier... I am on a no-contract plan since someone gave me a branded Galaxy Mini. The guy at the store told me tethering was included. It worked fine. Upgraded to a Exhibit 2 4G. Tether didnt work. Got told by CSR it wasn't included. I rooted, and everything was gravy. About a month ago I was once again routed to the "Please pay us to tether" website, both on the rooted Exhibit and the stock Mini. I didn't have time to jack with it, so I payed the ransom. Now I want to move to a contract plan with unlimited data, on a One. Is rooted tethering still possible?? If so, what changed? I know Verizon's radio firmware snitches by changing packets and requires a radio firmware hack. I cant find any reference to a change on the web? Am I the only one?


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Killian, David and Shirley Music/Art Scholarship is Available to:
Music majors, must be enrolled full-time, obtained a 3.0 cumulative GPA and be an active participant in the Department of Art and Music activities and organizations.
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Shirley Killian, a graduate of Western State Colorado University (B.A. in Education, 1940) and her late husband, David who earned both his B.A. (Music Education, 1939) and M.A. (Education, 1946) degrees from Western State Colorado University.
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If there was an official king of rock and roll, we might all be bowing to Dave Grohl — and it's probably a good idea just to go ahead and bow now anyway.
The Foo Fighters (under the name 'The Holy S—s') played their second of three intimate club shows in England last night (Sept. 11) at the House of Vans in London and, as you can see from the videos (above and below), they didn't disappoint. Just as they did the night before at Concorde 2 in Brighton, the Foos performed for just about 500 fans after giving less than a day's notice.
NME reports the band — in town to headline the closing ceremony of the inaugural Invictus Games this weekend — played a nearly two-hour set, opening with 'White Limo' and 'Arlandria' from 2011's 'Wasting Light.' They also tore through older favorites like 'My Hero' from 1997's 'The Colour and the Shape' and 'Generator' from 1999's 'There is Nothing Left to Lose,' and even dusted off 'Weenie Beenie' and 'For All the Cows' from their self-titled 1995 debut.
At one point, Grohl — who provided especially hilarious onstage banter — said, "As you can see we don't like to take too many breaks between songs — that's because we've got too many hits."
Check out fan-shot footage of the show below. The Holy S—s are set to play tonight (Sept. 12) at London's Islington Assembly Hall.
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The Enlightened Cyclist: Commuter Angst, Dangerous Drivers, and Other Obstacles on the Path to Two-Wheeled Trancendence (Hardcover)
Commuter Angst, Dangerous Drivers, and Other Obstacles on the Path to Two-Wheeled Trancendence
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Publication Date: March 21, 2012
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Praise For The Enlightened Cyclist: Commuter Angst, Dangerous Drivers, and Other Obstacles on the Path to Two-Wheeled Trancendence…
According to the irreverent Bike Snob NYC (Bike Snob: Systematically and Mercilessly Realigning the World of Cycling), the nom de guerre of Eben Weiss, the main thing commuters want is "To be happy, and to not get killed." And in this hilarious faux-epic volume, the author uses the Bible as a loose template for how cyclists and cars can, and should, all get along. Though there's some take-home advice, such as driving behaviors to avoid and which kind of bike to buy, most of the book is a rollicking window into urban cycling from a self-professed "smug dork." There are several extended glossaries--in the annals of Annoying Cyclist Behavior, Weiss describes the differences between "salmoning," "shoaling," and "wheelsucking." And sidebars include Understanding Bipedal Idiocy and The Dachshund of Time. Occasionally, the author flips into an earnest, philosophical voice; though his description of his experience on 9/11 and his rant about the pointlessness of dressing up for work are thought-provoking, their tone is somewhat out of place in what is, at heart, a truly fun and witty ride. The book shines when the author combines his self-deprecation on behalf of all cyclists ("we are kind of the nerds in the school cafeteria of transportation") with heavier topics ("when it comes to integrating our transportation, we're as closed-minded as the racists of yesteryear"), creating a call to arms for the ultimate commuting goals: transcendence and "highways of happiness." - Publishers Weekly
"Weiss is a Brooklyn-based cyclist and writer. His book is 240 pages of optimism hidden in snark, of hope cloaked in sarcasm, and it's full of sometimes scathing, always accurate cycling observations that occasionally border on genius....But for all its sardonic wit - and there is a lot of it - "The Enlightened Cyclist'' at its core is an honest look at a growing culture of bicycle commuters vying for a slice of the road in a car-dominated culture that still considers the bicycle an "alternative'' means of transportation. Mixed into the snark stew is a plea for commuters of all stripes - pedestrian, cyclist and driver - simply to get along." - The Unnamed Cyclist


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Water retention/ ringing ears
I am going through menopause I have not had a period for a few months, spotted very lightly one day this week and have had water retention real bad and ringing ears. I went to the doctor and my blood pressure is a little high than normal and she said that my ringing in my ears and blood pressure may be related to the water retention. She perscribed diuetrics. Is water retention and ringing ears normal during menopause and how long will it take for the diuetrics to work (I`ve only taken in for four days)? Thanks.
Fluid retention and ringing in the ears are not symptoms of menopause. Some women do have some fluid retention prior to their menses each month, but in that situation it is not accompanied by ringing in the ears. Generally diuretics work very quickly, within a couple of days. Follow up your blood pressure to be sure it returns to normal.
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This episode takes place after the last episode the Riddler appeared but it doesn't explain how he was released from his virtual from that episode.
When Batman turns the Riddler's riddle number upside down, he gets the address of where the crime is taking place, 10 LESLIE. However if you also convert the 10 into letters, you get IOLESLIE, or I OLES LIE. The Riddler may be telling Batman that even though people think he has reformed, "I always lie"
Riddler: I fooled the police! The doctors! The Parole Board! All of them! There has been only one person who has been able to challenge me! Batman! He is the only worth of the game!
Riddler: Hello, Batman. This is it: the end of the game. I'm a little sad actually. You were a worthy opponent but then I told you I'd make a killing at the Toy Fair!
Riddler: That's all in the past. Ancient history that's gone now. I'm a new man, but you probably won't figure that out until it's too late.
Joker And Two-face have small none speaking roles at the end of this episode.
This episode is episode 23 on the Batman: The Animated Series Volume 3 DVD.
This episode along with "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't you Rich" was released on VHS as The New Adventures Of Batman & Robin: Riddler.
Including the revamped episodes (Batman: Gotham Knights), this is the last Riddler-centered episode of the series. Paul Dini has since revealed that the reason for the limited number of Riddler episodes is that he was the most difficult character to write for, given that in the comic the Riddler's plots go could on for issues on end whereas they have only twenty minutes in a cartoon episode. As a result, the production team has a bin filled with rejected Riddler scripts that proved too complicated or too silly to do.
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MsFLASH-04: Pilot Trial: Telephone Behavioral Therapy for Menopause-related Sleep Disturbance (MsFLASH-04)
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Self-reported sleep complaints are common in peri- and postmenopausal women and have been identified as a key symptom of the menopausal transition. The MsFLASH study, A Pilot Trial of Telephone-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Midlife Women with Menopause-related Sleep Disturbance, is a randomized, single-blind, placebo-controlled, two arm clinical trial. The target population will include women in general good health, aged 40-65 years, who report symptoms of insomnia (trouble sleeping) and who are bothered by hot flashes. We plan to enroll 100 women from Seattle, Washington and surrounding areas into the trial. Half of the women will be randomly assigned to receive the behavioral intervention and half to receive the behavioral control.
The intervention arm participants will receive 6 sessions of a telephone-based, cognitive-behavioral therapy intervention for insomnia (CBT-I), based on state-of-the-art methods and specifically targeted to women with menopause-related sleep disturbance (CBT-I). The control arm participants will receive telephone-based Menopause Education Control (MEC) that includes elements of sleep hygiene. Assessments for both groups will be collected at baseline (pre-randomization), 8-week post-randomization, and 6-month post-randomization.
The inclusion/exclusion criteria are designed to target broadly those midlife women who have menopause-related sleep disturbance and also report being bothered by vasomotor symptoms. This target population defines the clinical population seeking treatment for relief of menopause-related sleep problems. Exclusion criteria are kept minimal and intended only to exclude women with significant medical problems likely to account for their sleep problems (instead of menopause), or likely to interfere with their ability to participate in the intervention. We include women taking hormone therapy or other medication who meet these criteria because they are part of the population seeking clinical care for relief of sleep disturbances.
Our primary objective is to develop an intervention that is generalizable to the greatest number of women and maximally translatable into real-world primary care practice.
|Hot Flashes Menopause Vasomotor Disturbance Sleep
|Behavioral: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-Insomnia (CBT-I) Behavioral: Menopause Education Control (MEC)
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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|Menopausal Strategies: Finding Lasting Answers for Symptoms and Health (MsFLASH) 04: A Pilot Trial of Telephone-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Midlife Women With Menopause-related Sleep Disturbance
- Insomnia Symptoms [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ]The primary outcome is insomnia symptoms as assessed by the Insomnia Severity Index (ISI). The primary objective of this pilot trial is to determine the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-Insomnia (CBT-I) vs. Menopause Education Control (MEC) in improving insomnia symptoms among mid-life women with menopause-related sleep disturbance. 24-week follow-up will be additionally assessed.
- Sleep Quality [ Time Frame: 8 weeks ]The secondary outcome is self-reported sleep quality as assessed by the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI). 24-week follow-up will be additionally assessed.
|Study Start Date:
|November 2013
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-Insomnia (CBT-I)
Participants will have contact with a menopause counselor 6 times over 8 weeks. The first session will be in-person at a private research office. All other contacts will be by telephone. Women unable to attend the in-person session will receive a phone call. All in-person and telephone consultations will be 20-30 minutes.
Participants will receive reading materials before each phone call relating to menopausal changes, menopausal changes in sleep and strategies for lessening menopause related sleep disturbances. A daily sleep diary will be completed each week during the 8-week intervention period. The day before each telephone session, the participant will email that week's completed diary to a secure email address accessible only by the counselor; women who are unable to use email will provide their data by telephone directly to the counselor. During the weekly telephone calls, the reading and materials will be discussed and the sleep diary will be reviewed.
Behavioral: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-Insomnia (CBT-I)
See Experimental Arm Description
Placebo Comparator: Menopause Education Control (MEC)
Participants will have contact with a menopause counselor 6 times over 8 weeks. The first session will be in-person at a private research office. All other contacts will be by telephone. Women who are unable to attend the in-person session will receive a phone call. All in-person and telephone consultations are designed to last 20-30 minutes. Participants will receive information about menopausal changes and ways to develop symptom management strategies. Women in the MEC will keep a daily sleep diary. The day before each telephone session, the participant will email that week's completed diary to a secure email address accessible only by the counselor; women who are unable to use email will provide their data by telephone directly to the counselor. During the weekly telephone calls, the reading material will be discussed and the sleep diary will be reviewed.
Behavioral: Menopause Education Control (MEC)
See Experimental Arm Description
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|40 Years to 65 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Female aged 40-65 years old
Postmenopausal or perimenopausal, including:
- Women with a uterus who have skipped 2 or more menstrual cycles with an amenorrhea interval >=60 days in the past 12 months
- Women without a uterus or who have had a bi-lateral oophorectomy
- Experiencing hot flashes
- Experiencing insomnia (trouble sleeping) that is related to menopause
- Written informed consent signed
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnancy, intending pregnancy, or breastfeeding
- Current use of alcohol that is greater than 3 drinks per day
- Ever diagnosed for sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, periodic leg movement disorder, random eye movement (REM) behavior disorder, or narcolepsy by a health care provider
- A job in the past month or planning to have a job in the next 3 months that requires shift work more than 3 times a week that involves working at night or on a rotating shift schedule
- Significant current major illness interfering with sleep or intervention participation (such as active cancer)
- Use of any prescription sleep medications more than 3 times a week or prescription medications that may affect sleep
- Use of over-the-counter medications more than three times a week that are specifically for sleep, such as Tylenol PM, Nytol, Sominex, Tranquil Nighttime Sleep Aid, Unisom, ZzzQuil, benedryl, melatonin, valerian root, alcohol
- Current participation in another intervention study
- Inability or unwillingness to complete study procedures
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01936441
|United States, Washington
|University of Washington
|Seattle, Washington, United States, 98195
|Principal Investigator:
|Katherine A Guthrie, PhD
|Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
|Principal Investigator:
|Andrea Z LaCroix, PhD
|University of California, San Diego
|Principal Investigator:
|Susan M McCurry, PhD
|University of Washington
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01936441 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
1U01AG032699-01 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|September 3, 2013
|Last Updated:
|October 21, 2015
Keywords provided by Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hot Flashes
Sleep Wake Disorders
Signs and Symptoms
Nervous System Diseases
Mental Disorders
Neurologic Manifestations
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 19, 2017


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LR4 Catalogues
First, decide whether you want to store your image files separately too.
Also, backup everything!
If you currently have these two types of image all mixed together inside your current LR catalog, you need to achieve some way of distinguishing them - doesn't matter how, so long as you can get to a point where you have ALL and ONLY your personal images (or, conversely, your business images) highlighted.
Then with those images selected, you would use "Export as Catalog". This duplicates your current database as it stands at this moment, only selectively - by leaving out all images that have not been highlighted.
There is an important option "include negatives" which if selected, ALSO copies all the image files involved, into a new folder structure inside the destination where you have told LR to put the brand new Catalog. That then refers to these new copied files - LR has separated them out as copies, IOW. Your working Catalog always still refers to the versions of these same files in their old locations (all of this is left untouched by an "Export Catalog" operation).
If "include negatives" is NOT selected, on the other hand, then only database info is copied into the new Catalog location. The image files referred to by this new Catalog are, in that case, the original ones in their current locations - the same as also referred to by your working Catalog.
If you want to leave these (catalog-exported) images showing in your working Catalog you can; or (since they are still highlighted) you have the option to efficiently Delete them.
If you have made separated copies via the "include negatives" option, you can safely Delete from disk the related image files by way of your working catalog. btw LR is clever enough to refuse to delete any physical files which are shared by both highlighted and un-highlighted items inside a given Catalog (via virtual copy).
However if you have not used "include negatives" you will want to only Remove these images from your working Catalog. In that case, the new Catalog is now relying on the continued existence of these files so they must not be deleted from disk.
The end result will be: your working Catalog only has one basic category of image. Your new Catalog has all of the other basic category of image. Personally, I do separate purely business images from personal/general ones this way - while the general advice is often, wisely, "a single Catalog is best" there are counter-arguments in favour of one such, very basic split. I would however, not support finer subdivision (such as by client or even by shoot) - that is IMO far too unwieldy and undermines the whole point of using a database.
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WEST OCEAN CITY — Several state and local dignitaries were on hand last Friday afternoon to celebrate the recently completed renovation of the Joan W. Jenkins Foundation Atlantic Club's Worcester County Addictions Cooperative Services (WACS) Center on Route 50 in West Ocean City.
Since 1988, the WACS Center has been housed in a building owned by the Joan W. Jenkins Foundation and operated in part by the Atlantic Club, a recovery organization that hosts 12-step groups, and the Worcester County Health Department Addictions Program, which offers an addiction clinic. The facility recently completed a roughly $400,000 renovation project, which was celebrated by state and local officials and business leaders last Friday.
Charles "Buddy" Jenkins said the concept for the Joan W. Jenkins Foundation, the Atlantic Club and the WACS Center was borne out of personal tragedy experienced by his family.
"Twenty-some years ago, we lost one child and then another as a result of alcohol and drugs," he said. "Our family decided to do what we could to reverse the addiction cycle and that's how we came up with the Joan W. Jenkins Foundation."
Jenkins said the family owned the property, a former Japanese restaurant, and modified the existing building to accommodate the new substance abuse treatment facility. The building was relatively unchanged for over two decades before the major renovation completed this year.
"We started getting together a concept I hadn't seen in any other part of the country," he said. "We had the building, and that was the first of what I call the stepping stones of progress. The closer those stepping stones are brought together, the less chance there is for a relapse."
Jenkins said that original building eventually led to the success of the programs the facility houses today.
"It began with a building and a place to meet," he said. "Then they started having more and more meetings, and different kinds of meetings. I could not envision where we are today to where we were 24 years ago."
Despite the good work carried out at the WACS Center in West Ocean City, and similar programs across Maryland and throughout the country, addiction continues be growing problem, according to Jenkins.
"The bad news is, the worst plague ever inflicted on mankind is addiction," he said. "If you look at the numbers, there are 15 million people in this country facing an addiction. If they impact just seven people, that's 105 million. That's one-third of the population in the U.S. Those are the ripple effects of addiction. That's why this is such a special celebration."
Jenkins said 40,000 to 50,000 patients go through the WACS center including as many as 175 at one time. Because of the increase in the need for services, the original facility had to be completely remodeled and reconfigured.
"We were really a victim of our own success," he said. "We had so many people coming through here, we had to reconfigure the space to meet the growing need."
The project's budget came in at just under $400,000, of which the state's Board of Public Works agreed to contribute 75 percent, or around $288,000. Worcester County ponied up around $100,000 and the rest came from private-sector donations through agencies such as the American Legion Post 166 in Ocean City and the Community Foundation.
"The public, private and community relationships allowed us to accomplish this," he said. "We were able to do what you see here today because of those partnerships."
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, who was on hand for the renovation celebration, last Friday praised Jenkins for his vision and the WACS Center for carrying out that vision.
"You were able to turn tragedy in your life into triumph for so many others," said Brown, who visited the facility prior to the renovation. "I don't recognize this place. It's amazing you were able to do so much with $400,000. It was a world class operation for what it had done, now it looks world class."
Brown said one of the administration's 15 strategic priorities following the election in 2008 was to increase access to substance abuse treatment by 25 percent by 2012. He said the O'Malley administration had already exceeded that goal.
"Today, we've improved access to substance abuse treatment by 27 percent, and much of that was in 2011," he said. "The number of addictions-related deaths in Maryland has gone down by nine percent since 2008. We couldn't do that without strong public-private relationships."
Despite continuing budget problems, O'Malley's budget for fiscal year 2013 includes $163 million for substance abuse treatment, representing a nine-percent increase over the prior fiscal year.
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| Eternal Eyes chapter 5 . 10/25/2007
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Students arrested Saturday at an off-campus party in Narragansett are speaking out against the university.
About 1,000 students were shown in a YouTube video throwing beer bottles and mailboxes on Greene Lane.
Eighteen people were arrested and 20 face expulsion from the school. But some students say they were unfairly targeted.
In the YouTube video, students can be seen throwing beer bottles, mailboxes, and standing on rooftops. Some posted pictures of themselves on social media bleeding from the head after being hit by glass bottles.
Officials said out-of-control student parties have been a 30-year problem in this area of Narragansett.
The town, neighbors, and the university are fed up and are cracking down on the partiers, many of the students now facing expulsion.
One of the students wrote in an email to NBC 10 said they did not participate in the party but was arrested.
"The police started approaching rowdy and disorderly kids, as they should, but also began approaching many students, myself included, who were just standing with friends enjoying themselves," the email said.
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Recently my very good friend got married Carrie-and-Big-just-the-two-of-us-style, at the courthouse. Quiet and intimate in a way most don't choose. Yesterday I attended their wedding reception, held for all of us who were not at their wedding. The joy I feel for her is great and if anyone deserves that much love and happiness she does. Yet, I still find myself having the same conversation with all of my friends, and inevitably the same question is always asked…Is marriage worth it?
My parents have been married for over 40 years. Just writing that sentence is amazing! But it has not been without its own drama, and times where they felt like giving up and divorcing. But my parents also got married at a time where people had to pick up the telephone and call each other to speak, and cell phones did not exist let alone texting, Facebook, Instagram, or twitter. Their generation also had a different mindset, which was that you grow up get a job, get married, and have kids, and in that order. Now you don't really have to grow up, and can have kids while you're still a kid and get a reality show out of it, and don't necessarily have to work a 9-5 to have a "career".
Last night I spoke to my girlfriend who got married a little over a year ago and she made the statement, "Well we made it through our first year, and we argued and felt like we may have made the wrong choice, but thankfully we made it through." In our generation the first year is the hardest, but in my parents generation the first year is the best and its not until you reach year 15, 20 or 25 that it gets hard.
Now people get divorced 6 months after marrying, or separate when their first major problem arises, or even worse cheat the entire time they're married, not fully allowing themselves to "be" married. So what does this say about us and our generation? Are we lazy, impatient, quitters who don't want to put in the time and effort it really takes to make a relationship work? Or are we emotionally jaded, sexually uninhibited, or not ready to handle the "business of marriage?"
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The heroes of Kingdom Hearts 3D join the Play Arts Kai line of poseable figures as they appeared in the TRON: Legacy world.
It looks like the Shadow Heartless aren't the only things invading us for pre-orders from the Kingdom Hearts series. Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, the latest chapter about hearts and darkness and darkness and hearts (as well as brain smashing plot twists), have Sora and Riku traveling through a few new worlds. Just like previous titles, some worlds have Sora dressed to fit into the world. One of those worlds being the 2010 sequel TRON: Legacy, a world that has some of the stiffest voice acting I have ever heard in a while.
Square Enix, who felt the need to skip Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep for their Play Arts Kai line (WTF!?), have new figures of both Sora and Riku as how they appear in the Grid. Honestly, the figures seem like a lazy step for Square with the outfits not offering much in design. If anything, it looks like most of the budget was put toward the included three Keyblades for each figure. Those are what really stand out for these two. Sora includes the Kingdom Key, Dual Disc, and Ultima Weapon while Riku comes with Way to Dawn, Unbound, and End of Pain. You're also stuck with the same faces for each character. I know Sora is the happy type but it's hard to get an action pose when all he does IS smile. At least Riku looks cool like how he is in the Grid. Just don't look at his face from the side. It looks like a 30 year old actor trying to play a teenager.
I think I'm sitting this one out and waiting for Sora and Riku to appear in their standard outfits from Kingdom Hearts 3D. If you're one that has to have these, you'll find both the Play Arts Kai Sora and Riku TRON: Legacy ver. figures retailing for ¥6,800 with a scheduled release date set for May, 2013.
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RICHMOND — An Albany woman pleaded not guilty Thursday to murder charges in the stabbing death of an 81-year-old Kensington man, according to court records.
Authorities say Diane Sydenham, 56, stabbed James Edward Durkin Jr., a retired psychologist and professor, in the chest with a steak knife at his Kensington home Aug. 13. Prosecutors have not divulged any details, including a possible motive.
Neighbors told this newspaper they suspected Durkin and Sydenham were romantically linked.
Sydenham returns to court in October to schedule her preliminary hearing. She continues to be held in West County Jail in Richmond in lieu of $2 million bail.
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Somerset, PA, United States, 2007/01/25 - Written for day traders, active traders and investors. A review of the market activity for the day, economic data plus, world news.
The Bulls handed the baton to the Bears today as we watched the markets drop lower and lower as the day moved on. The board was mostly red across the board ignoring of any positive earnings that were reported. At the closing bell, here is how the major indices ended the day: the DOW
(Dow Jones Industrial Average) fell sharply lower by 119.21 points to end the session at 12502.56; the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) posted a triple digit loss as well by shedding 113.83 points to end at 9154.66; the NASDAQ moved lower by 32.04 points to close at 2434.24; the S&P 500 posted a double digit loss of 16.23 points to end at 1423.90 and the RUSSELL 2000 lost 9.84 points to close at 784.19.
The FTSE All-World Index ex-US (top Large/Mid Cap aggregate from over 2,700 stocks from the FTSE Global Equity Index Series (GEIS) which covers 90% of the worlds investable market capitalization) moved lower by 1.84 to close at 240.52 and the FTSE RAFI 1000 moved lower by 58.00 points to close at 5960.36.
Economic data released for the day:
Jobless Claims: A weekly compilation of new unemployment claims to show the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time. The condition of the labor market is determined by an increase of the number of claims which suggests a deteriorating labor market. U.S. Jobless Claims rose by 36K to 325K for week of January 20th compared to survey of an increase by 20K and U.S. January 13 Week Continuing Claims fell by 39K to 2,484,000.
Existing Home Sales: Previously constructed homes, co-ops and condominiums closed during the month are tallied as Existing Home sales as reported by the National Association of Realtors. Existing Home Sales account for a large share of the market compared to new home sales plus, indicates the trend in housing markets. U.S. Inventory of Unsold U.S. Homes at 6.8 Months Supply and U.S. December Existing Home Sales fell by 0.8% to 6.22M rate compared to U.S. December Existing Home Sales Consensus 6.25M Rate.
Help Wanted Index: From 51 major newspapers across the country, the Help Wanted Index is a monthly index of the number of lines of help-wanted advertising. The index indicates the strength or weakness in the labor market. U.S. Conference Board December Help-Wanted Index up at 33.
EIA Natural Gas Report: Weekly information provided by the EIA (Energy Information Administration) on natural gas stock piles in underground storage in the United States and three regions of the country. Prices for natural gas products are determined by the level of inventories. Natural Gas Inventory fell 179 BCF to 2757 BCF and analysts were expecting a draw of 172 BCF, ranging from a draw of 150-183 BCF.
On the commodities markets, the trend was lower across the board today: Light crude moved lower by $1.14 to close at $54.23 a barrel; Heating Oil closed lower by $0.04 at $1.56 a gallon; Natural Gas moved lower by $0.47 to end the day at $6.91 per million BTU and Unleaded Gas closed lower by $0.02 at $1.45 a gallon.
Metals ended the session higher across the board today: Gold moved higher by $0.20 to close at $654.70 an ounce; Silver closed higher by $0.22 at $13.49 an ounce; Platinum rallied higher by $14.90 to close at $1,188.00 an ounce and Copper ended the day higher by $0.05 to close at $2.65 per pound.
On the Livestock and Meat markets, the trend was mostly higher across the board today: Lean Hogs closed higher by 0.83 to close at 67.50; Pork Bellies closed the day lower by 0.83 at 98.10; Live Cattle closed higher by 0.05 to end the day at 92.98 and Feeder Cattle ended the day higher by 0.60 to close at 94.30.
Other Commodities: Corn rebounded today higher by 6.25 to close at 407.00 and Soybeans moved lower by 1.75 to close at 713.25.
Bonds were lower across the board today: 2 year bond closed lower by 3/32 at 99 26/32; 5 year bond closed with lower by 8/32 at 98 30/32; 10 year bond closed lower by 14/32 at 98 3/32 and the 30 year bond closed lower by 26/32 at 92 27/32.
The end of day results for the CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade) which is comprised of the total Exchange Volume for Futures and Options (EVFO) including Electronic, Open Auction and Cash Exchange ended the day at 2,759,819. Open Interest for Futures fell by 6,241 to close at 9,159,230 and the Open Interest for Options moved higher by 62,460 to close at 7,990,205 for a total Open Interest of 17,150,597 for a total gain on the day by 56,219.
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Ronaldo: Mourinho going nowhere
Cristiano Ronaldo says he is convinced Jose Mourinho will still be Real Madrid coach next season despite speculation linking him to a return to Chelsea.
• Real beat Betis in thriller
Mourinho's side are currently ten points clear of rivals Barcelona at the top of La Liga and face CSKA Moscow in the second leg of their Champions League last 16 clash on Wednesday.
The Portuguese coach was rumoured to be unsettled at the club after reports in the Spanish press claimed he was at loggerheads with certain players in his squad and with members of Real's hierarchy.
After Andre Villas-Boas was sacked by Chelsea, and Mourinho was seen house hunting in London last month, media reports claimed he was being lined up for a return to Stamford Bridge, where he won two Premier League titles.
But Ronaldo is confident that his coach is going nowhere. "Mourinho will stay with Real Madrid next season," he told reporters. "But it is the club that is the most important thing and not Mourinho, or me."
Real's 3-2 victory over Betis at the weekend, in which Ronaldo scored twice to take his La Liga tally to 32, was Mourinho's 100th game in charge at the Bernabeu. The club have won 21 of the last 22 matches.
With 12 games of the league season to go Real are all but certain to clinch their first league title in four years but Ronaldo, who is yet to win La Liga with the club, says he and his team-mates are still learning.
He said: "The club is always growing season after season. At Real Madrid I have continually improved in order to compete with my team-mates.
"It is important for me to be always learning and I want to continue to do my best, which is why I am very happy."
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NEW YORK (Feb. 24)
An exchange of professional social workers between the United States and Israel aimed at strengthening the Jewish program of Jewish Community Centers and YM-YW HAS in this country will be undertaken this summer by the National Jewish Welfare Board and the Jewish Agency for Israel, it was announced here today.
One part of the exchange plan calls for a select number of educators and communal workers from Israel to be employed as staff members of Jewish Community Centers in the United States for two years. The second half of the plan provides for 20 Center workers from the United States to participate in a seven-week study and travel seminar in Israel during July and August 1965.
Among the American Centers which have indicated a desire to employ persons in the first contingent of Israeli workers are those in Detroit, San Francisco Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Manuel G. Batshaw, director of JWB national services, left for Israel this week for a two-week stay during which he will make the final selection of the first workers to be brought to the United States and complete arrangements for this summers seminar in Israel.


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A pretty good way to start a Top 10 about music: a prologue. It's simple, touching and marvelous, and it's among the most derivated and rearranged songs ever. Some games use it for Game Over theme, others for Last Dungeon theme... I myself thought for a Battle theme rearrangement... A perfect tune for any cell phone (I don't like Victory Fanfare that much for it...).
For a battle theme not to be weary and repetitive is just a great triumph these days. Sure: the main nominee here is the Boss theme, but the regular Battle theme is soo cool it deserves a number in the Top 10 somewhere - and since it's not good to name the same game twice, here you are... Not only songs are cool, but rhythm too - specially with a Yangus dancing ingame! Pretty good rhythm...
This lil' Bender is a somewhat underused character, but it's one of the most endearing bots in RPG's history (and counting several Phantasy Star ones); it's one of the most human bots you'll ever see. It somewhat fits it's role as a healer rather than brawler in the game (working in tandem with the Frog, this buddy means business). You'll fall in lüv with it's song, really: you'll find yourselves choosing him in EndOfTime just for hearing it's clip - and then you'll switch to Magus when the time to get serious finally comes.
Most videogame heroes aren't much more than skilled warriors who raid through dungeons fragging like crazy for exp, cash, treasure or sheer fun; but this game hasn't such plain heroes: this one by no means wants to save any world - in fact he doesn't feel it's endangered - but to live in peace; but well - that's hard to achieve for a videogame hero... No song from this game shows it better than Lahan Theme - a song with the label LÜV & PEACE carved on the front.
Daunting, thrilling, eerie, yet so relaxing... How did they managed to compose a song capable of such a mixture of efects? With songs like these, you'll surely have a good time exploring even the last inch of each dungeon, and eventually hitting 100% map. A pretty good idea the secret dungeon has this theme song...
One of the best boss themes from one of the best soundtracks ever (which, by the way, half it's songs being boss themes...). You'll love the ascending crescendos and the eventual lowering and... descendos? Is it called that way...?
Boys and girls of every age; wouldn't you like to see something strange? Come with us and you will see this, our town of Halloween. THIS IS HALLOWEEN, THIS IS HALLOWEEN; pumpkins scream in the dead of night. As cool as in the actual movie. A pretty, pretty fitting song for one of the greatest KH levels ever.
Hoho!! This one is sweet! And so is the whole sondtrack (which mainly consists of derivatives and rearrangements of this intro song)! I find myself starting this game time after time just for watching the intro video (not bad) and listening to the song (marvelous!). Pretty shame the actual game isn't that cool...
Well... THE final boss theme of all time... orchestrated... with chorus... ominous lyrics... a really badass villian... Do I have to explain any further anyway??
Just the masterpiece of Nobuo Uematsu - it's magnum opus! (I was about to nominate either the boss theme, the normal world map theme, or something else; but since I cannot repeat games, I have to choose an only song per game... quite limiting...) I recommend to anyone with the game and urge to play that they should save in another file before the Opera scene, just for sheer coolness and almost the best MIDI song ever made (it justs deserves a full orchestra just to make for the best of it...)
For anyone who loves to buy OST from his/her favourite games, these mustn't be missed by anyone who loves Square (if anyone doesn't, then go see another Top 10). Sorry for anyone expecting any Enix music (Valkyrie Profile and Bust-a-Groove would likely make to this list, but hey: this is Square; not Enix , whether or not they are now one and the same).
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Three escape fire on the city's east side
Three people escaped a house fire on the city's east side this morning about 5am.
The fire took place at 1933 North Parker Avenue.
According to Indianapolis Fire Department, a man told investigators that he fell asleep while heating grease on the stove.
A woman in the house awoke to find the kitchen on fire and alerted the other two to evacuate the house.
All three were checked at the scene for smoke inhalation and released.
IFD wants to remind residents to never leave food unattended on the stove.
October is Fire Prevention month and all residents should check their smoke detectors now to make sure that it is working. Smoke detectors save lives!


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How come I cannot get a Mommy Makeover for at least 5000-6000 in the US. Dominican Republic I can get it without high pricing.
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Pricing for a mommy makeover
Mommy make over
In the US, cost might be a little more, the cost of labor and insurance and equipment and safety of the patient is more expensive in the US, plus the life long follow up you will have in the US with your plastic surgeon.
These are few of the reasons. Repair of un-wanted results are much more expensive.
Good luck
Samir Shureih MD. FACS.
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You get what you pay for with a mommy makeover.
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The cost in the U.S. is higher because you receive a higher standard of care.
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The cost of elective surgery in the US
Avoid the Dominican for your cosmetic surgery
Learn more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/31/beverly-brignoni-dies-plastic-surgery-dominican-republic_n_5062327.html
Plastic surgery prices in the USA
- The surgery and care you get in the USA is better than in the DR,
- Good work costs more.
- People are coming back from cosmetic surgery in the DR with HORRIBLE infections,
- There is a government warning about elective surgery there.
- If you return with a complication, it will cost you more than if you have surgery here.
- There is a latin saying - Caveat emptor. Let the buyer (of cheap services) beware.
How come I cannot get a Mommy Makeover for at least 5000-6000 in the US. Dominican Republic I can get it without high pricing.
Find a board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of mommy makeovers each year. Look for great reviews and great before and after pictures.
Kenneth Hughes, MD
Los Angeles, CA
Learn more: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Mommy-Makeover-photo-galleries.php
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Texas Rangers return pitching prospect to Philadelphia
The Texas Rangers on Friday returned rookie right-hander Seth Rosin to Philadelphia in return for $25,000.
The Rangers obtained Rosin late in spring training on a roster claim from the Los Angeles Dodgers. He went through waivers unclaimed before being offered back to the Phils. Because the Dodgers obtained Rosin in the major-league draft last December, the Rangers had to keep him on the major-league roster or offer him back to the Phillies.
The Rangers removed Rosin from the major-league roster to clear a spot for infielder Kevin Kouzmanoff, added as protection while third baseman Adrian Beltre deals with a strained quadriceps muscle.
Rosin, 25, was 1-0 with a 6.75 ERA in three relief appearances with the Rangers.


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Curious how much a Yamaha RS7000 in used condition would go for.
I have no Idea how to price it.
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What are the top 3 traits or skills every food service worker must have to excel?
Can you suggest any tips or insights to develop your food service worker expertise?
Rosa Santiago in Los Angeles, California
126 months ago
Host said: What are the top 3 traits or skills every food service worker must have to excel?
Know how to read a worksheet portion control
subhero in Edinboro, Pennsylvania
105 months ago
1: go as fast as you possibly can(try not to become dependant on caffine)
bonus tip: lose self-importance. it makes the first three infinitely easier. there is nothing anyone can say, or do, or force you to do, that is important enough to truly upset you. if someone makes you angry, dont let it show, and remember, work soaks up 90 times it's weight in worry.
when you know you're going slow because you've got a hangover, or because you're 9 hours in to a 12 hour shift, or because all the managers are pooping on you, or because you're being forced to clean the drunk person puke out of the customer restrooms, PICK UP THE PACE! you could get hit by a meteorite any second, do you want to be spending your last waking moments feeling foggy, going slow on a menial task because you're feeling sorry for yourself? probably not.
if you can maintain those 3 skillz, you'll be getting better hours and better pay in no time.
catalda in Smithfield, Rhode Island
104 months ago
Host said: What are the top 3 traits or skills every food service worker must have to excel?Never stand around, always be busy. institute good health habits in the kitchen, be polite to your clients whether they are children or adults, respect all as you would like to be respected.
alvinallen04 in New York, New York
104 months ago
Thanks for your insite will use what I just read.
Jennc in San Antonio, Texas
64 months ago
You need good organizational skills, be able to anticipate the needs of your guests (soup spoons with soup, extra knapkins for kids, ketchup with fries, etc.) and always have integrity on the job (don't mess with people's food!) Stay cool under pressure and don't sweat a bad tipper, there's a great tipper coming soon. Be kind to all other support departments- chefs, cooks, bussers and dish staff (it's hot in that kitchen). And most important KNOW YOUR MENU! It's your tool to making better tips
machellegordon in atlanta, Georgia
30 months ago
The tips I have read was very helpful in attaining the skills in the food service industry . I will be using them thanks for the advice loved it
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Science Signaling Podcast: 9 November 2010
Participants: R. Douglas Fields and Annalisa M. VanHook
A conversation about a Research Article published in the 5 October 2010 issue of Science Signaling.
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R. D. Fields, Y. Ni, Nonsynaptic communication through ATP release from volume-activated anion channels in axons. Sci. Signal. 3, ra73 (2010).
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haha it looks confused 2 me but maybe idk it may be something else :p i like the shadin tho n its eyes :3 favsss
really great! looks like one of those yahoo smilies :D
Such a cute idea and drawing!!! 5.5!!
great shading wow ......
Woah very clean gradients and light effects. I need this smiley xD
Aw xD Cute. I'd say the emotion would be confused.
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:D! He looks curious and thoughtful to me! 5h and fves! I love the effects you used to make this! :D