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Collingwood Hand-Crafted Canadian Whisky received a gold medal from the Beverage Tasting Institute, which awarded it an outstanding 94 points.
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Tap Rye was finished with port wine, while Tap 357 was finished with Canadian maple syrup.
Aged for up to 16 years, this blend of bourbon and rye whiskey is finally being re-released after years as one of High West's hardest to find and most desired whiskies.
This barrel-strength rye from an award-winning Kansas craft distillery is made from a mashbill of 100% local rye grains.
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This barrel-proof whiskey was named one of Whisky Advocate's Top 10 Whiskies to Try.
This award-winning whiskey was aged in new and used bourbon barrels, used cognac barrels and new small cooperage barrels from Minnesota.
This artisan whisky is aged in barrels with oak and applewood staves and brought to proof with limestone water imported to Brooklyn from the Widow Jane Mine.
This limited release of Michter's incredibly popular US*1 Single Barrel Rye Whiskey was bottled at barrel proof.
This whisky was crafted from Hudson Valley grains and utilizes a unique floor malting process little used in the past 300 years.
Produced and sold in limited quantities, small batch rye offers smooth, spicy rye flavor with enough backbone to stand up to classic cocktails.
Rebel Yell American Whiskey is a bold twist on a classic American brand. It is crafted from a blend of bourbon and rye, giving it an aroma of rich oak, caramel, leather and red fruits.
This Maryland rye brand, which earned 95 points at the 2015 Ultimate Spirits Challenge, dates back to the Civil War.
This incredible whiskey, which won Double Gold at the 2015 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, was aged 12 years and finished in three different types of European casks: Port, French Sauternes and Madeira casks.
This straight rye is a blend of four-to-eight year old whiskeys sourced from all across America.
This cask strength rye whiskey is crafted from 100% Long Island winter rye before being micro-blended from just eight barrels.
This new, single barrel expression of Kentucky straight rye whiskey was selected from the "center cut" of Wild Turkey's warehouses.
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This rye whiskey from Jack Daniel Distillery is crafted from a brand-new mashbill, and is limited to only 8,000 cases.
Aged for a minimum of eight years, this straight rye whiskey is bottled at barrel proof of 122.2.
Aged for up to two years, this rye whiskey is distilled by Whisky Magazine's Craft Whiskey Distillery of the Year.
Aged a minimum of seven years, this small-batch rye, which is bottled on Treasure Island, includes 13-year-old whiskey that has been extra-matured in French Limousin oak.
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This farm-to-bottle rye whiskey is made with ultra-rare, 100 percent California native Merced Rye.
Made in homage to a Whiskey that has been produced since the dawn of the American Revolution, this barrel proof rye is bottled at a remarkable 117.2 proof.
This partnership between a music industry creative and the award-winning FEW distillery features a unique label designed in tribute to the psychedelic rock group Flaming Lips.
Canadian Club Rye won the 2014 Canadian Whisky of the Year, Sippin Whisky of the Year at the 2015 Canadian Whisky Awards, and a Gold Medal at the 2016 San Francisco World Spirits competition. Unlike most rye whiskies, Canadian Club is 100% rye, no corn, no barley on the mash bill.
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From the Fluid Dynamics range of barrel aged cocktails, this richly decadent Rye Manhattan is "maybe the best drink you ever had." —Craft Distillers
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This Bonticou Crag Rye is named after the peak overlooking the Coppersea farm. This Straight Malt Rye is an authentic encapsulation of a late-19th C style New York whisky, which is crafted from 100% Hudson Valley rye, sourced directly from its own and neighboring farms in the Valley. Coppersea is proud to be a founding member of the Empire Rye consortium, and Bonticou Crag Straight Malt Rye is Coppersea's first Empire Rye expression.
This whiskey is in honor of Cornelius Van Brunt, one of the founding fathers of Brooklyn. Made from 100% rye mash.
Taos Lightening is said to be the oldest spirit brand in America, dating back to 1820. The brand has been re-incarnated as Turley Mill. Produced in single barrel, cask strength, small batches.
This French finished rye is crafted from 100% rye grains grown in the verdant Pacific Northwest.
Crafted from a mash bill of 100% malted rye, this single malt is aged in handmade charred oak barrels.
This unadulterated straight rye whiskey was ranked No.15 by Whisky Advocate, on their list of Top 20 Whiskies of 2017.
At the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, this brand new Sagamore Spirit Rye Cask Strength received a unanimous Double Gold medal.
This limited release rye is treated like a Scotch, finished in Pedro Ximenez & Oloroso Sherry Casks.
This is the flagship release of Alex Clark Spirits in Brooklyn, a tribute to Alexander Hamilton's bold, resourceful Hearts of Oak militia.
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This rye received first place for "Best World Rye Whisky" at the International Whisky Competition and earned 92 points "Highly Recommend" at the 2016 Ultimate Spirits Challenge.
In 2010 Templeton set aside a few barrels of "the good stuff" for extra aging, this 6-year-old rye is the first new Templeton release in over a decade.
This signature Sagamore Straight Rye received 95 points from The Tasting Panel in 2017.
This unique whiskey received a Double Gold medals at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
This bold, small-batch 4-year-old rye is cut to proof at a solid 110 proof.
Alley 6 Rye received a Gold medal Best of Class, Best of Division Distilled Spirits and Cocktail Competition 2018, and a Gold medal at the Craft Distillers Spirits Competition in 2017.
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This Moscatel Barrel Finished Straight Rye Whiskey earned 96 points from The Tasting Panel.
Rye Crop No. 002 is the second release on the ever-evolving journey to a 100% WhistlePig Triple-Terroir whiskey. WhistlePig was awarded with the coveted "Best in Show Whiskey" title at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2017.
This special small-batch Rogue rye is a 100% Oregon terroir whiskey. Ocean-aged in new oak barrels in Oregon this is a special offering of the last remaining stock of this unique bottle design.
Before even hitting the shelves this exceptional rye received "Best in Category," at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
This unique Basil Hayden's features a blend of Kentucky rye, Canadian rye, and a dose of California port.
Distilled from rye proudly grown in New York State, this uncompromising, 1920s-inspired whiskey is aged exclusively in full-size barrels.
This High Wire Rye earned a Bronze Medal ACSA Spirits Competition 2016, and 94 Points from Wine Enthusiast.
This impeccable rye has earned several awards including a Gold Medal at the 2018 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, and 94 points at the The Ultimate Spirits Challenge.
Inspired by the legendary hybrid creature: the jackalope, this High West fusion is a blend of both bourbon and rye.
This highly anticipated rye from Basil Hayden's is a nuanced, limited edition blend that embodies the best of both worlds: the sweetness of bourbon and the spiciness of rye.
Aged for 11 years, this highly anticipated Batch #2 is only available in very limited quantities.
Rye Batch 002 is the second release of the highly acclaimed Barrell Series, a hand-selection of barrels from Poland and Kentucky.
This Willett Family Estate Small Batch rye is matured for four years in hand selected White Oak barrels for four years. Bottled at a cask strength this powerful rye is deeply complex with a touch of sweetness followed by toasted notes.
Special Caskers Online Pre-sale: Meet the highly anticipated Vth Edition of Boss Hog: The Spirit Of Mauve. This incredible 13-year-old straight rye is finished in Calvados Casks in honor of Mauves undying love of apples.
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This Texas whiskey is made with 100% rye, and raw elbon grain from north and northwest Texas.
Aged for a minimum of ten years, this whiskey is crafted exclusively from Western Canadian barley.
Crafted by the creator of Woodford Reserve Bourbon, this rye was named one of the Top 10 Whiskies in the Summer 2013 Issue of Whisky Advocate.
Made from a mash of 90% rye and 10% corn, this whiskey won the Silver Medal at the American Distilling Institute Competition.
Made from a mash of 95% rye and 5% malted barley, Bulleit Rye was named the world's best rye whiskey at the 2014 Ultimate Spirits Challenge.
Certified organic and kosher, this single-barrel rye is made in Virginia's wine country from 100% rye grains and bottled at cask strength.
Certified organic and kosher, this single-barrel rye is made in Virginia's wine country from 100% rye grains.
Made in homage to Buffalo Bill Cody, Cody Road Bourbon and Cody Road Rye are each aged for one year in American oak casks.
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On May 24, Kevin Daliva '14 and the Illini 4000—a non-profit organization committed to raising funds to fight cancer—began a cycling trek across the United States. Before the big trip, we conducted a Q&A with Kevin to learn more about his experience.
So how did you get involved with Illini 4000?
I first saw the group on the Quad. They were always out, and I wanted to be part of it. After a friend did the trip two years ago, I decided to apply. I've also lost relatives to illness, and I wanted to contribute to a worthwhile cause.
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Check out daily updates on the cross-country trek on the Illini 4000 website, Facebook, and Twitter. You can also read about Kevin's own journey.


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WASHINGTON, April 10 (UPI) -- President Obama says increased funding for the National Science Foundation in his proposed 2014 budget is a commitment to America's key basic research agencies.
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Today, Fidelis Care has a membership of more than 85,000 across the eight-county Western New York region.
With this expansion, Fidelis Care's Medicare Advantage products will be available to eligible seniors in 34 counties across the state. In addition to the five local counties recently added to the service area, Fidelis Care will also offer Medicare Advantage products for the first time in Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Hamilton, Putnam and Sullivan counties.
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Teeing Off: Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational
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Target: Casual Gamer, Family Friendly
Fun Factor: HighSports games basically come in two flavors: rigidly realistic or over-the-top arcade-style. The Hot Shots Golf franchise definitely falls into the latter category by injecting arcade action into the traditionally staid game of golf: flaming power drives, impossible spins, and cartoonishly cute characters. Does the latest Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational score a hole-in-one?
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Soak in the glory of a well executed power drive or the perfect chip in with the always rewarding Replay option. Hot Shots rewards players with a real sense of accomplishment (or disappointment) with each stroke.
But when it came down to the actual swing, somehow it just doesn't work out as well are the practiced swings. While playing with the Move as a control, my score sunk fast, and I found putting was even more challenging because swing accuracy was so finicky. Luckily, players have the option forgo the Move completely; I wouldn't recommend getting or using the Move hardware for this particular game, but if you already have one, perhaps in time mastery will reveal itself after hours of practice (like the real sport).
Hot Shots Golf: Worldwide Invitational offers a colorful and diverse cast of characters to go toe-to-toe (or tee) against.
Improvements to the graphics including the beautifully rendered new courses and assortment of fun characters are well worth the $20 price tag for those partial to enjoying a few holes of golf from their living room. Anyone, from seasoned gamers to absolute casual players, will be able to grab ahold of the game's mechanics quickly, and the 4-player multiplayer mode can prove popular as a party option for guests, friends, and family. Although I'm not a fan of playing the real world game itself, Hot Shots Golf: Worldwide Invitational is an exception I can never pass up.
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Montero embracing opportunity for fresh start
MESA, Ariz. -- You don't need to look at video, or study the numbers to understand that the 2013 season was a tough one for Miguel Montero.
You simply have to hear this: "There were times I got up and it was time to go to the field, and I was like, 'Really? I don't want to go to the field,'" the D-backs catcher said. "That's a bad feeling because I always want to go to the field."
MESA, Ariz. -- You don't need to look at video, or study the numbers to understand that the 2013 season was a tough one for Miguel Montero.
You simply have to hear this: "There were times I got up and it was time to go to the field, and I was like, 'Really? I don't want to go to the field,'" the D-backs catcher said. "That's a bad feeling because I always want to go to the field."
If you doubt that's true, ask around the D-backs clubhouse. It is a well-known fact that Montero is almost always upbeat, encouraging and has a passion for the game that runs deep. In the past, he would count the hours until it was time to head to the ballpark.
So for Montero to dread going there on some days, you knew things had to be tough.
And they were.
In 2011 and '12, Montero posted on-base plus slugging marks of .820 and .829 and his OPS-plus numbers were 121 and 123 (100 is the Major League average).
Last year, Montero slumped to an OPS of .662 and his OPS-plus was 83.
"Unfortunately, I couldn't find my timing, I couldn't find my swing," Montero said. "It was one of those things where you keep working and you can't ever find it. It was one of those years."
It was not just on offense that Montero struggled, his defense seemed to be in a funk as well, whether you look at advanced metrics or more basic stats like percentage of runners thrown out.
"Last year was disappointing because I wasn't throwing guys out like I had," he said. "Nothing seemed to be going my way."
What made it all the more perplexing was that Montero reported to Spring Training last year in arguably the best shape of his life having changed his diet and lost weight.
"I felt like I was ready to go," Montero said. "I had worked harder than I had in any other year, it just didn't work for me. It was like, 'Man I put in all this work and I'm not seeing any results.' That doesn't mean I'm going to stop working, because that's not what I took from it."
Montero was on the disabled list from July 29 until Aug. 28 last year with a strained lower back, but he refused to use his back issues as an excuse for a poor season.
And when the season mercifully ended, Montero was eager to get started on his offseason program.
But as it turned out, 2013 was not going to be a good year for him even when the baseball season was over.
The week after the season ended, Montero began to feel some pain just below the index finger on his left hand. What seemed like a minor irritant turned scary when it was discovered he had a serious infection. D-backs hand specialist Dr. Don Sheridan wound up performing surgery to clean out the infected area on Oct. 6.
After Montero spent time in the hospital, the wound was left open to heal and Montero was forbidden from working out, because if he sweated, he risked getting another infection in that area.
So when the calendar finally flipped to 2014, you can bet Montero was one of the happiest people around.
"It was a tough year overall, but this is a new year and I have to move on and leave last year in the past, and start from zero again this year," he said. "It's a fresh start and I'm looking forward to it."
The D-backs hope that the new beginning allows Montero to regain his 2012 form, because he is an integral part of their lineup not just offensively, but defensively as well.
"You could argue the catcher is the most important guy on the field," manager Kirk Gibson said. "It's a huge responsibility. It's a very demanding position physically and mentally. He's in the past been up to the challenge and I expect he'll bounce back good this year. Players have off years. If you play long enough it's going to happen to you. You do have to put that behind you. I've got a good feel about where he's at."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB.


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We think this book is great because we love the bike that he is imagining and trying to buy. We didn't like when Bonk didn't let his friends help him walk the dogs though. Our favorite part was when Bonk was walking the dogs, because they were acting silly. The illustrations were bad because the faces of the characters did not look much like monsters.
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Genetic Status of Atlantic Salmon in Maine: Interim Report (2002)Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology
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The once abundant, but now seriously depleted, Atlantic salmon in Maine were listed as endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act in November 2000. This report covers the wild fish in eight Maine rivers as a single "distinct population segment." The controversy in Maine that accompanied the listing led Congress to ask the National Academies' advice on the science relevant to understanding and reversing the declines in Maine's salmon population. As requested by Congress, this interim report focuses on the genetic makeup of Maine Atlantic salmon populations.
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This story is part of a Planet Money series on money in politics. Also see our story, "Senator By Day, Telemarketer By Night, and listen to us this weekend on This American Life.
Democrats love Nancy Pelosi. Republicans hate Nancy Pelosi.
One key reason for both the love and the hate: Nancy Pelosi is incredibly good at her job. And a huge part of that job is raising money.
In the last decade, Pelosi has raised close to $300 million for Democrats, according to her political staff. So far, in this election cycle, she's raised close to $40 million. Pelosi is the party's top fundraiser by far, outpacing President Obama in some categories.
Last year, Pelosi attended 400 fundraisers. I recently followed her on a non-stop, money-raising swing through Texas. Two days, five or six events, three cities.
The events ranged across a wide spectrum. There was a free event in a municipal gym, where the staff passed out envelopes for donations. And there was a fancy private dinner in the home of Steven Mostyn, a wealthy trial lawyer.
Pelosi gives shout-outs to big supporters. But her speech doesn't vary much between the gym and the fancy dinner.
In just an hour or two at the fancy dinner, Pelosi pulls in some $300,000 for the Democrats.
Lots of the donors say they hate the outsized influence money has in politics. But they're putting lots of money into politics. They say they don't want to unilaterally disarm. They don't want to go to a baseball game without a bat.
Of course, many Republcian donors say the same thing. They say they can't just sit pat while wealthy trial lawyers throw cash at Nancy Pelosi.
Now to money in politics. NPR's Planet Money team begins a series today that traces the flood of political money in Washington, from industries and corporations, through lobbyists and staffers, to lawmakers and campaigns. This weekend on WBEZ's "This American Life," and over the coming weeks here on NPR, our reporters will show how cash often frames the issues and sets the agenda.
As part of this project, we gained rare access to several fundraising events hosted by a powerful member of Congress, Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi. Here's NPR's Andrea Seabrook.
ANDREA SEABROOK, BYLINE: Democrats love Nancy Pelosi. Republicans hate Nancy Pelosi. And it's for the same reasons - she is incredibly good at her job. And a huge part of that job is raising money. In the last decade, Pelosi has raised close to $300 million for Democrats, that's according to her political staff. So far this election, she's raised close to 40 million. Pelosi is the party's top fundraiser by far, in some categories, outpacing President Obama. And that takes time.
How many fundraisers do you typically go to in, say, a given week.
REPRESENTATIVE NANCY PELOSI: A lot, you know. They're either on the phone or attending events. But I think they've said this year I've attended almost 400 fundraisers in nearly 40 cities.
If we go down this path in the House of Representatives, there is only one outcome that we will accept, victory.
SEABROOK: Four hundred fundraisers in the year 2011 alone. Fundraisers like this one in a packed community center in San Antonio. I followed Pelosi on a non-stop money-raising swing through Texas, two days, five or six events, three cities.
Now, you might have an idea in your head of what these things are like, but there's actually a pretty wide variety. There's this kind, regular folks in a municipal gym. You don't have to pay to get in here, but staff does pass out envelopes. On the other end of the spectrum, a fancy private dinner in the home of Steven Mostyn.
STEVEN MOSTYN: Look at this house. Do I need to buy another Ferrari out there? No. It's ridiculous.
SEABROOK: There is a Ferrari out front, along with a couple of BMWs and a Bentley. Inside the sleek dining room, the crowd is smaller, but swankier. It's a gospel theme with a singer and big, feathered hats.
SEABROOK: This is the biggest event of the trip. In just an hour or two, Pelosi pulls in some $300,000 for Democrats. Mostyn, the guy with the Ferrari, is a wealthy trial lawyer and, oddly enough, he gives millions to the Democrats because he wants them to raise his taxes.
MOSTYN: I actually started to put a sticker on the Ferrari I have out front that says: Bought by the Bush tax cuts. But I thought I might get killed because they didn't realize it was, you know, irony. You know what I'm saying?
SEABROOK: It's a strange dynamic. Going to these things, I meet a lot of people who hate the outside influence money has in politics. And so, therefore, they're putting a lot of money in politics.
MOSTYN: Too much. It's just too much. It needs to be restricted. I believe in restrictions. I think there should be restrictions. But us on the Democratic side have decided that, until we can get to that point, we must at least allow enough money for the Democrats to communicate.
SEABROOK: We won't go to a baseball game without a bat. We don't want to unilaterally disarm. We've got to fight fire with fire. Insert your preferred metaphor here.
The irony is the Republicans say exactly the same things. They can't just sit back while Ferrari-driving trial lawyers throw cash at Nancy Pelosi. And so it goes, on both sides.
Andrea Seabrook, NPR News.
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When told that there are only 2% of our penguins left, only 3.2% of our rock lobsters and that most tuna are below 7% and some species are down to 1% one can be negative and gloomy, or one can be pleased that we have these numbers left, that we know what to do, that we have the technology and we have the opportunity so let us be positive and save them. To succeed we also need to harness the power of people.
This is the time to do it; it is the Sweet Spot in time: the most important decade in human history and the most important decade in the next 10,000 years as it is the last decade in which to act; if we miss out now it is too late forever. It is so exciting for children to know that they are part of the most important generation ever and that they and their parents have the future of the world in their hands.
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DEEPHAVEN (AP) - As the fishing opener approaches, officials are stepping up efforts to prevent the spread of invasive species in some of the Twin Cities area's most popular lakes and streams.
The Minnehaha Creek Watershed District is stressing early detection of potential new infestations this season, particularly for zebra mussels, which were discovered in Lake Minnetonka in 2010. One way they spread is by hitchhiking on boats and other equipment.
The watershed district includes Minnehaha Creek, Lake Minnetonka and the Minneapolis Chain of Lakes, plus over 100 other lakes and thousands of wetlands.
Plans for this season include installing zebra mussel monitoring devices in many lakes, conducting shoreline searches and inspections of deeper areas of some lakes. The district is also working with other local government units to help fund watercraft inspectors.


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Three officials from the Department of Veterans Affairs gave a briefing to staff members of The American Legion's Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation Division in Washington on June 15, explaining current initiatives in the Veterans Health Administration's research and development (R&D) programs.
Legion staffers heard from Dr. Joel Kupersmith, chief research and development officer; Dr. David Atkins, director of eHealth's Quality Enhancement Research Initiative (QUERI); and Dr. Robert Jaeger, scientific program manager for the Office of Rehabilitative Research and Development.
Kupersmith led off by thanking the Legion for its support of R&D funding in the VA budget, through its congressional testimony and lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill. He then discussed several R&D highlights of 2011-2012, including VA's study of the drug risperidone, which was found to be ineffective in treating symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Progress is also being made in developing next-generation prostheses for the upper arm and ankle, and the feasibility of brain-computer interface in controlling movements of robotic arms.
The Million Veteran Project has been launched, Kupersmith said, with the goal of collecting DNA samples from 1 million veterans over the next five to seven years, in order to create a genomic database. Last October, letters were sent to veterans at 40 VA medical centers, inviting them to participate in the study and provide blood samples to be stored in a new bio-repository at VA's medical center in Boston. For privacy protection, blood samples will be identified by bar-coded numbers instead of names.
Of the veterans contacted to participate in the project, 122,577 had opted in by June 11, while 83,587 declined; participants also have the option to receive a health assessment. Kupersmith said the resulting database will be used to "see how genes affect the body, and change it to cause disease." From this type of study, treatments can be developed to defeat certain illnesses or genetic predispositions. Such studies, Kupersmith said, have already yielded effective treatments for several cancers, schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease.
More research is being conducted on long-term brain damage (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) caused by IED-blast concussions, other deployment-related health issues from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, and long-term PTSD suffered by veterans from the Vietnam War and more recent wartime eras.
PTSD treatments continue to be a key focus of R&D efforts. In 2007, VA completed the first successful trial of prolonged exposure (PE) therapy for PTSD; to date, it remains the only evidence-based treatment for the disorder. PE encourages patients to re-experience their traumatic events through remembering and engaging with, instead of avoiding, reminders of the trauma. Research is under way for the delivery of PE via telemedicine and through group sessions.
Three trial studies are set to begin this year on how well meditation works as a treatment for PTSD. Two studies will focus on mindfulness-based stress reduction and the third will involve mantram repetition. Research is being conducted on other alternative or complementary medical treatments, including music therapy, acupuncture for insomnia and bright light therapy.
Atkins gave an update on eHealth's QUERI, established in 1998 to speed-up the adoption of effective practices throughout VA. He also discussed the "Myhealthevet" (MHV)feature on VA's website, which offers veterans an online resource for secure messaging to their doctors, nurses and other clinicians. More mobile health applications, such as VA's PTSD Coach, are being developed to enhance the delivery of health care via the Internet. Another online tool that is now available at the MHV webpage is Blue Button, (http://www.va.gov/bluebutton/) which allows veterans to download their VA health data in a variety of simple formats. Atkins said that Blue Button makes it easier for veterans to share their medical records with non-VA health-care providers.
Jaeger's presentation covered recent developments in prosthetics: the DEKA Gen2 Arm (controlled by shoe-mounted sensors), the Electronic Ankle-Foot Prosthesis, and Wayfinding, which helps the mobility of visually impaired veterans through a combination of computer vision, GPS, digital compass and web-based maps. He concluded his briefing with a video that showed the BrainGate Pilot Clinical Trial, which took place on April 12, 2011, in Dorcester, Mass. In the video, a paralyzed woman uses her thoughts to control a robotic arm and succeeds in drinking from a bottle held in the arm's hand.
The project, which breaks new ground in the field of prosthetics, is a joint collaboration between VA, DoD, Harvard and Brown universities, and Massachusetts General Hospital. A wireless version of BrainGate is being worked on, Jaeger said, and thought-control of robotic arms may be a common practice in about 10 years.


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Exxon wants brakes put on state's use of MtBE settlement for anything but cleanupBy DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 08. 2013 10:23PM
CONCORD — Lawyers for ExxonMobil are appealing a $236 million verdict handed down by a Superior Court jury in April after a three-month trial over groundwater contamination caused by the gasoline additive MTBE, which has been banned in New Hampshire since 2007.
Whether the energy giant will ever have to pay that money to the state remains to be seen as the appeal winds its way through the state Supreme Court and possibly beyond. But if the money is paid, it should be placed in a court-supervised trust to ensure that it's used to pay for cleanup, and not to help balance the state budget, according to ExxonMobil lawyers.
The state is fighting the effort to set up such a trust, and on Sept. 19 asked Superior Court Judge Peter Fauver to reconsider a Sept. 9 order that gives ExxonMobil some of what it asked for. The order required that approximately $195 million of the damage award be held in a supervised trust dedicated to MTBE cleanup, with the remaining $41 million unencumbered.
During the trial, believed to be the longest in New Hampshire history, the state argued that MTBE was present in more than 9 percent of private wells throughout the state, and that remediation would take up to 20 years, costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Lawyers for the state maintain the jury award will be used for cleanup, but ExxonMobil, as the losing defendant, has no business dictating the terms. "Why should Exxon have any standing to help create a trust or say how that trust is used?" asked Senior Assistant Attorney General Allen Brooks, chief of the environmental protection bureau.
Brooks argues that the state Legislature has the right to manage settlements in a way that benefits all New Hampshire citizens.
"You don't want to limit their flexibility," he said, "because they may face some situations in the future that we didn't anticipate. There is no doubt that MTBE is going to be cleaned up. It's only a question of how much flexibility the state is going to have."
ExxonMobil attorneys claim the state's appeal belies the original intent of the lawsuit.
"Can there be any doubt as to why the state did not tell the jury that it actually intended to convert any award for future testing and remediation into a contribution by ExxonMobil to New Hampshire's general budget," they wrote.
There's nothing inherently wrong with that outcome, said Brooks.
"Unlike private corporations, money that goes into the general fund doesn't go to pay a CEO bonus; it all goes to the public benefit and public programs," he said. "It's not a black hole. It's a source of all the public services in New Hampshire."
In his order on ExxonMobil's request for the trust to be established, Judge Fauver agrees with the company that a trust should be created, but not necessarily supervised by the court.
"The state must ensure it has adequate resources to test and treat new Hampshire's waters in the future," he wrote. "Thus the court agrees with Exxon's first argument — that a trust is necessary to protect the (result) of the jury award — but only to a limited extent."
He instructed the state to prepare a proposal for how a trust could function and whether it should be independently supervised or court-monitored.
In making its case, ExxonMobil cites the fact that the state is now using $21 million from a national settlement reached with tobacco companies and $9 million in previous MTBE settlements to help create the current state budget surplus, and has invested little in tobacco education.
"I know it's been a popular statement to say tobacco funds have been misdirected," said Brooks, "but I don't have any evidence of that. More of it should be used for tobacco-related education, but there's nothing in those settlements that restricted the use of the money in ways the state did not live up to. I think it's a robust policy debate about how that settlement money was used."
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YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. - Cierra Duhart posted her second double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team past Young Harris on Thursday afternoon, 72-55.
GSW defeated Young Harris, 75-50, at the Storm Dome on Nov. 20.
The Lady Hurricanes shot a sizzling 59.3 percent from the floor in the first half on Thursday and finished the contest at 53.2.
Terra Branch joined Duhart with a game-high 15 points for GSW (6-3).
Nikki Winn led Young Harris (1-5) with 12 points. Lauren Smith chipped in 11 and Miata Askew added 10.
The Lady Hurricanes outrebounded the Mountain Lions, 33-28, and finished with a 54-20 advantage in points scored in the paint. GSW also led in points off turnovers, 35-17.
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MACON, Ga. (March 6, 2010) - Some call her T, others call her T-Ro, but for senior TaRonda Wiles (Danville, Va.) she now holds the biggest shot in Lady Buccaneer history.
Trailing by one and a third consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament hanging on the line, the all-conference player drained the game-winning shot for the Lady Bucs as her running off-balance jumper kissed off the glass and fell into the net - putting ETSU ahead 63-62 with 2.0 seconds remaining in the General Shale Brick Atlantic Sun Conference Championship. After back-to-back timeouts, UNF had one last prayer, but Juliemay Syquio's full-court heave as the buzzer sounded was off the mark and the Lady Bucs began celebrating for a third straight year.
The Wiles jumper marked two of her 14 points and the Danville, Va. native was also one of two ETSU players to finish with a double-double after recording 10 rebounds in 40 minutes of action. Meanwhile, Siarre Evans (Griffin, Ga.) also posted her usual numbers as she tallied her 52nd double-double of her career - ending with 20 points and 11 rebounds in 40 minutes.
With the win, ETSU became the first team to punch its ticket to the Big Dance, and the Lady Bucs improved to 23-8 - joining Georgia State and Florida International as the only A-Sun programs to win three consecutive conference tournaments. Furthermore, the win was a record-setting 10th straight for the Blue and Gold and the eighth consecutive tournament victory.
"First off, hats off to UNF," commented head coach Karen Kemp, whose Lady Bucs have now won 19 of their last 20 games. "They played a heck of a game and had a strong run in the tournament. They came out determined - and for a team to be in the championship for the first time - they really competed hard. It's hard even for us, because they did play so well to think their season is finished. But, I do have to say, we are glad we came away with that one-point victory. It wasn't easy as we had to work for every point, but somehow these two seniors continued to find a way. Siarre hitting big shots, and then with seven seconds left on the clock, TaRonda found a way to put the ball in the hole to make sure we accomplished the goal we set out several months ago - go back to the NCAA Tournament."
Things looked to be going easy for the Lady Bucs early on, as they broke open a 7-all contest with an 11-2 spurt to grab an 18-9 lead after Tara Davis (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) found Tarita Gordon (Wichita, Kan.) open for a fast-break lay-up - forcing UNF to burn its second timeout of the contest at the 8:47 mark.
ETSU would go on to extend its lead to 15, 25-10, as the Lady Bucs held UNF without a field goal for nearly nine minutes until Jadken Kerr nailed a 3-pointer from the corner to make it 25-13 with 4:26 left in the first half. From there, the Lady Bucs held the Ospreys to one point over the next three-plus minutes and pushed their lead to 16, 30-14, when Evans converted on the and-one with 1:38 to play before intermission. However, UNF worked its way into the bonus, and after connecting on four free throws in the final minute and half - added with Brittany Kirkland's jumper as time expired - the Ospreys cut their deficit to 31-22 at the break.
The Lady Bucs outshot UNF 44.4 percent (12-27) to 21.9 percent (7-32), but rebounding kept the Ospreys in the game. UNF out-rebounded the Lady Bucs 23-19 and had 12 offensive rebounds to ETSU' five - resulting in five second-chance points for the Ospreys.
UNF came out strong to start the second half as the Ospreys used an 8-2 run in the first 2 minutes, 36 seconds to make it a 33-30 contest, forcing the Lady Bucs to call a 30-second timeout.
Evans scored the first five points for the Lady Bucs - putting them back up 36-30 - but UNF continued making shots and eventually took a four-point lead, 45-41, when Syquio drained a 3-pointer from the corner at the 11:36 mark.
It looked like the Osprey run lit a fire under the three-time tournament champion Lady Bucs, as ETSU scored the next eight points to regain a 49-45 advantage after Evans laid one in with less than ten minutes to go.
From there, the game became a nail-biter as the game saw six lead changes and four ties in the final eight minutes of the contest. However, when it was all said and done, the sixth lead change meant the most as Wiles became the hero in the hearts of the Lady Buccaneer faithful.
"The plan was whoever got the ball they were supposed to attack," commented Wiles, who ranks sixth all-time with 1,489 career points. "I got the ball and did just that. I heard Siarre yelling behind me, so I knew she was there if I got stuck - and hopefully she could put up a shot up quickly. But I took the shot and I was hoping for a foul. After I realized they didn't call it, I was aiming for the backboard and I kissed it off the glass."
The bucket was the biggest shot ever in Lady Buccaneer history and it brought 100-plus ETSU fans into pandemonium as the ball dropped in - giving the Blue and Gold the one-point win.
For the game, ETSU shot 36.4 percent (24-66) and were 7-of-28 from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, UNF shot 56.0 percent in the second half and finished 21-for-57 (36.8 percent) for the contest. The Ospreys out-rebounded ETSU 42 to 40, but the Lady Bucs forced UNF into 20 turnovers - resulting into 22 points on the offensive end.
After celebrating and cutting down the nets, three Lady Buccaneer players were named to the all-tournament team. Evans, the tournament MVP for the second straight year, was joined by Wiles and Gordon at the post-game ceremony.
UNF was led by Syquio's 13 points; while Arlande Cherizol added 12 points and 12 rebounds.
The seventh-seeded Ospreys finished the season with a record of 12-20.
The Lady Bucs now have to wait until March 15 to see where they are headed in the NCAA
Tournament as ESPN will release the pairings on the Selection Monday special.
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