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STOCKTON - Little did Bennie Martin Jr. know that the day he wrote a $9.91 check for some groceries at a store he's been patronizing for 17 years, it would set off a chain of events that would turn his life upside-down, including the threat of spending a year in jail even though he's done nothing wrong.
STOCKTON - Little did Bennie Martin Jr. know that the day he wrote a $9.91 check for some groceries at a store he's been patronizing for 17 years, it would set off a chain of events that would turn his life upside-down, including the threat of spending a year in jail even though he's done nothing wrong.
Martin, 61, a former Baptist associate minister who was once active in community affairs, resides alone in an apartment in northwest Stockton. He lives on $800 a month from disability and SSI payments. He said he's survived three heart attacks and suffers from a host of chronic diseases, including kidney failure, gout and high blood pressure. He recently was diagnosed for the first time with severe asthma, and in August he was in a vehicle crash that resulted in three broken ribs and the loss of his car.
He said his deteriorating health has led to isolation from friends and family, most in Texas, so he's left with no one to take care of him or his daily needs.
When he wrote the check for $9.91 to Marina Marketplace on Benjamin Holt Drive, he was confident there were sufficient funds in his Wells Fargo checking account to cover it. And there would have been if a stranger hadn't fraudulently accessed his account to pay off a $401 utility bill to Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
With the help of PG&E, Martin learned the name of the person who accessed his account and turned that over to the Stockton Police Department. Martin also has a letter from Wells Fargo's Liability Fraud and Claims Management unit noting its investigation came out in his favor, crediting his account the $401 and reversing all bank fees charged to his account.
His local branch manager, Brian Rigg, confirmed in writing that Martin's check was "returned in error and should not, in any way, reflect upon the financial integrity of our customer. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused and ask that you please reverse any charges that resulted from this error."
The fraudulent $401 withdrawal also affected two other checks that Martin had written, to Food 4 Less and S-Mart Foods. Once those grocery stores saw Martin's documentation, they waived their normal bad check service fees - $20 at Food 4 Less and $25 at S-Mart - and resubmitted Martin's original checks for the groceries he purchased.
However, Martin's experience with Marina Marketplace was quite different.
Martin said Marina Marketplace was not interested in helping him. They didn't honor the letter he showed them and instead sent his insufficient check to the San Joaquin County Bad Check Restitution Program, a joint operation of the District Attorney's and Sheriff's offices that helps merchants and individuals collect debts and offers violators the opportunity to attend a financial accountability class in lieu of further penalties.
Martin said he has never written a bad check to Marina Marketplace and that his bank account was restored when he attempted to resolve the matter with the store.
They weren't interested in resubmitting the $9.91 check for payment, he said.
Ed Graham, the Marina Marketplace store manager who talked to Martin, said, "Our store policy is we have a $25 service fee on all returned checks. After Bennie had told us it was fraud on his account that caused the check he wrote us to bounce, I told him we could reduce the fee charged to us by our bank to what we're charged and provide him with the receipt showing him what he had to pay.
"Usually, when the customer takes that to their bank, they get reimbursed for that fee. At that point or a couple of days later, Bennie said he would come in to take care of it. We waited a week, but he never came in, and we were forced to send it over to the San Joaquin County Bad Check Program.
"Once we send it to the check program, we no longer have control of that check," Graham said.
Martin disputes Graham's account, saying he tried to resolve the issue.
Deputy Les Garcia, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office, said the Bad Check Program is willing to work with anyone to resolve a situation, especially when poor health and fraud are involved, but it is up to the victim to step forward to make his circumstances known.
"Bad checks are a big issue to businesses. That's why the Bad Check Program is successful and it works. It's a civil issue, and this is one of the best ways to remedy the issue to get the business its money back and address potential future check writing by attending the accountability education class," Garcia said.
The county program has waived the requirement that Martin pay for and attend the class, lowering his obligation from $244.91. He still owes $74.91 to the county program - a $50 administrative fee, $15 returned item check fee and $9.91 to cover the original check.
"I don't see why I have to pay any of this. I didn't do anything wrong," Martin said.
Contact reporter Joe Goldeen at (209) 546-8278 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/goldeenblog.


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More specifically, the question was: what is more important to Ubuntu's success, Wine, native ports of Windows applications, or both? Shuttleworth replied:
While Wine might play a role in some user's lives, I must admit that I personally never felt compelled to use it. Linux has its own set of applications that work just fine, with lots of choices and different approaches to the same task.
However, there are cases where users might rely on specific Windows applications, and there Wine could be the answer. However, if I actually relied on a specific application - like Photoshop for instance - I simply don't think Wine is the optimal solution. I'd say that if you rely on Photoshop, it makes more business sense to use it on its native platform. This ensures greater stability when it comes to your important data. At the very least, you could virtualise Windows if your machine can handle the performance aspect of it.
Games are another area where Wine is big, but there as well I ask myself: why? If you are into PC gaming, you are probably interested in performance and stability, and again, games will deliver these two things better on the platform they were written for.
I've never seen Wine as anything else than a toy, but that's just my silly opinion. I want to ask you: what do you use Wine for? What are your experiences with it? Is Wine reliable enough to, well, rely on?

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Now that the Ravens and Joe Flacco have hammered out an agreement in principle on a $120.6 million contract, there's more pending business to conclude between the Super Bowl champions and their quarterback.
What's next for Flacco and his agent, Joe Linta, is going over the specific details of the deal points, line by line, on Sunday. That's likely to happen in the the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player's hometown in Audubon, N.J.
If everything is deemed satisfactory, Flacco would then travel to team headquarters Monday morning in Owings Mills where Flacco would take a physical and lend his signature to the six-year pact. If everything goes smoothly, the expectation is that a press conference would be conducted in Owings Mills as soon as Monday afternoon.
When reached at the San Antonio airport Friday night where he was traveling to attend Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ryan Whalen's wedding, agent Joe Linta told The Baltimore Sun: "We did have a conversation. The Ravens seem to have agreed to the terms we put forth. However, we haven't seen it. Until we do, the deal isn't complete."
The Ravens narrowly avoided having to make Flacco their franchise player by a Monday deadline by reaching this agreement. Linta had been communicating throughout Friday with Ravens vice president of football administration Pat Moriarty, but a deal was regarded as far from a lock.
Prior to traveling from Philadelphia to Texas, Linta made a proposal that was met by the Ravens asking him if they signed off on his terms would they have a deal. The Ravens ultimately agreed to the terms while Linta was on an airplane, learning of the tentative agreement when he landed.
Flacco found out about the agreement in principle while watching television and was flooded with congratulatory text messages from teammates, including one of his closest friends, tight end Dennis Pitta.
The Ravens are now on the verge of officially securing the services of their Super Bowl-winning quarterback for the next several years, and he's about to become the highest paid player in the history of the game.
The Flacco contract trumps New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' $100 million contract and $20 million average, and it exceeds Brees' total compensation of $61 million in the first three years, according to a league source with knowledge of the deal.


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Jun 11, 2010 (CIDRAP News) – In a bird's eye view of pandemic H1N1 seroprevalence studies published so far, the World Health Organization (WHO) said today the reports consistently show older people had partial protection and that infection rates were higher in younger people, but it's too soon to estimate a global attack rate.
The WHO based its report, which appears in today's issue of the Weekly Epidemiological Record (WER), on nine seroprevalence studies that include data from seven countries: China, Taiwan, Finland, Germany, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The WHO noted that all but one study provided baseline estimates of cross-reactive antibodies to the pandemic virus.
Though two studies from Singapore found no or low proportions of people with pre-existing cross-reactive antibodies, studies from Finland, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States all found relatively high proportions of cross-protection in individuals older than 60 when compared to younger age groups.
However, all of the studies found that young children and young adults had the highest rates of seropositivity to the pandemic H1N1 virus after it arrived in communities.
A useful aspect of three of the studies is that they demonstrated that microneutralization and hemagglutination assays correlated well and produced similar results in serologic surveys, the report says. Microneutralization tests, which are sensitive and specific for detecting antibodies, are difficult for some laboratories, because they involve handling live viruses and require strict biosafety practices. Hemagglutination-inhibition assays are considered a surrogate test for virus neutralization, but the results depend on the type of red blood cells used.
The WHO experts said it's difficult to directly compare the nine seroprevalence studies, because they used different cut-off values and took place during different stages of the pandemic, among other reasons, but they show the same infection trends with older and younger groups.
Individually, the reports show different infectivity rates in different geographic areas during early out-of-season flu transmission, the article says. Also, the seroprevalence study from Taiwan showed that infection rates varied by virus exposure, with front-line healthcare workers having higher levels of pandemic H1N1 antibodies than hospital workers who had less exposure to sick patients.
Data from more studies are needed to assess a global attack rate, and standardized methods would be useful to help clarify if wide variations in seropositivity among studies reflect differences in study methods or in regional attack rates, the WHO said. The report adds that seroprevalence studies are being conducted in 24 countries, which should help provide a clearer picture of attack rates.
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Jun 11 WHO Weekly Epidemiological Record report


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HTML revisited...
by kurt_der_koenig 10/27/04
Well my first tut so be easy on me. I know that this is not the first tutorial like this on AO
and I'm not going to pretend it to be so. But my purpose of this is maybe to present something
new and fresh for the community. If anybody sees mistakes in this please feel free to say so.
HTML, Hyper Text Markup Language, is the base of every webpage-
it tells the browser what to do. Whether HTML is a programming language or not is always a
debate. Personally, its not but one has to learn it so its just as "important" parse. I will also refer
to html as code for now on.
The very basic of the code is the tag. These tags are surrounded by angle brackets like so
< >. Some examples of tags are::: <title></title>,

 and so on. As you
noticed these tags have closings(ex.
 and are very important. If one is not closed it can
totally mess up your site. Like my programming teacher once said, "One little thing and your hair
will fall out!". Mistakes can be really frustrating if not caught early. It is wise to test your code
over and over and also to check your code after a while to root out these mistakes. Going back to tags, not every one has a closing(not until xhtml, more on that later), like
,
 and so on.
Before we go on, lets go over browsers. One browser is not the same as the other. For length and boring properties we will only talk about Internet Explorer
(IE;http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx) and Mozilla Firefox
(http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox).It is wise to test out everything in at least two
other browsers to meet some common ground. Font size, positioning, etc are common differences in browsers. IE might b*tch about one thing and Mozilla will grope about something else. Like said before, test!
To begin making a webpage simply open up a simple text editor. For windows, notepad will be
enough (start>run>notepad.exe).
The basic layout of a webpage:
It is very important to follow the above layout, think of it as a letter. Something thats out of itsCode: start of page, proper  used to store meta tags,the title,and scripts <title></title> title tag,displays the words in the title bar on your browser  ends the head tag  body tag, just like a letter the important stuff goes here!  end body tag  end html tag, ends webpage
proposed area will not function correctly-if at all. To save the document as a webpage save it
with an extension of .html or .htm, both results are the same.
Comments in your code can help you spot out specific parts and help others understand what
they are looking at. To set up a comment simply type:: . If you
mistype your comment Firefox will ignore it but internet explorer will treat it as regular text and
display it; this basically goes for any code that is mistyped.
Text formatting
Although not as important to know with the onset of scripting (CSS...), it is good to at least
know. To denote the beginning of the desired formatting begin with the use of font tags,
. With these tags one can do everything from font style, size, and color.
AO ist k-rad
This tag set will format the text between the tags to 'sans-serif', and if sans-serif is not present
then it will skip to 'times new roman'. Fonts that might work on a Windows operating system
might not work on a Mac Os, etc. If a font style(s) is not on the system's computer it will revert to
the user's current default style. It is best to have at least one font from each system to make sure you will get out your perceived concept to a broader audience. To what fonts work with what system, have a look at this::: http://www.webbedenvironments.com/dh...rSafeFonts.pdf
Antionline
This will color Antionline black. You can either use words to denote which color (ie. black,
brown, blue...) or hexadecimal values (ie. #ff0000") which can get a more broad area of colors
than just words. A list of hex. values are here::: www.visibone.com/colorlab
Anitonline.com
This sets the size of the tagged words. The numbers 1 to 7 are a reasonable range. One can also use the pt system. 1pt, 2pt, 3pt, and so on.
other basic formattings::::
To bold a word use the bold tag, ex. hey . The same concept plays for italizing, ex.
hey . The break tag,
 will bump whatever comes after it to the next line. The

 tags do the same thing but instead of just bumping it will make whatever is between
have its own line with a line in between the next content. ex.
what

Link making
To begin a link type-
click here
This makes 'click me' a clickable link.
klick hier
The 'target' attribute will open the link in the predestined option. If the target is not present it will open in a new window. The targets can either be a frame/iframe/etc. Another way to change the links target is to put the tag:: <base target="here"> before the body tag. It will change all links to the indicated target.
To change the link colors the old way::
In the body tag you have the option of LINK, ALINK, AND VLINK.
LINK- will change the main links colors.
ALINK- will change the colors of an active link
VLINK- will change the colors of a previous visited link

Image usage
The use and how they are implemented are key to a webpage. To begin with an image, type
.

This of course will show the picture of 'scheisse.jpg', ooo what could that be? jk

The 'width' and 'height' attribute will do exactly what they say- adjust the picture to what you
say. This is very useful for multiple resolution site designs, image rollovers, etc.

This will align the pic right. You can set it with: right, left, center, justify. Also 'valign' can be a
life saver when making tables, or whatever. The settings can be the same as the valign but also:: top and bottom. The alignment will also help when putting text next to the image.

This creates a link to a page using an image instead of words. The 'border="0"' makes the border that would usually appear around the image-shows that it is a link-disappear. If you have link attributes(CSS, or other), in Mozilla Firefox, and leave the border above zero or unmodified the pic's border will change like a normal link. Internet Explorer will just use the blue border and not the regular link formatting.
Basic Frames & IFRAMES
Except for IFRAMEs, frames are not best for design and can really mess-up when used across
multiple resolutions(my own personal experiences). I will only go over the basics of it.
<FRAME NAME="one" SRC="one.html">
<FRAME NAME="two" SRC="two.html">
This will create the basic layout of a top frame and a bottom frame.'ROW="50,*' creates the top frame fifty rows from the top. To change is thickness just change the number of fifty. 'NAME' is used for links to open in this frame.
scrolling="no" - will take away the ability of being able to scroll, and will take away the
noresize - will prevent users from resizing the frame.
To set up a page with a top, right and middle frame follow the following format.
<FRAME NAME="one" SRC="one.html">
<FRAME NAME="two" SRC="two.html">
<FRAME NAME="three" SRC="three.html">
The highlighted section will create the t shaped frame page. 'COLS' will do the same as 'ROW' but instead of thickness it
will do colloms <ie. width>.
Thats it...I hate those bloody frames, now on to IFRAMES.
To beginning an IFRAME type,
The iframe tag is pretty much like an image tag. ALIGN, VALIGN, WIDTH, HEIGHT all
works for this tag. New attributes are NAME, FRAMEBORDER, and SCROLLING.
<iframe src="index.html width="230" height="300" name="in" scrolling="no"
This example shows the iframe in all it's glory- 230 by 300, name is used to identify for
links(discussed before), scrolling is set to off and the scrollbar will not show up, frameborder
prevents a border to show up.
Tables are a staple in web design. A simple layout of a table is as follows:
Different attributes for table are 'WIDTH', 'HEIGHT', 'ALIGN', 'VALIGN', 'BORDER',Code:
 marks the beginning of table
 creates rows  creates cells 	 ends cell tag
 ends row tag
 ends table tag
'BORDERCOLOR', and 'BACKGROUND'.
<table align="center" width="240" height="300" border="0"

This table is aligned in the center of the page with a width of 240 and a height of 300, a border
of zero, and a background picture. The 'tr' tag has an attribute of 'valign="top"'; this will prevent
your information from dragging to the bottom.
To have multiple tables on one page is very simple. To set it up think of it as a 'table(s) inside if
a table'.
The highlighted tags are your container that will set up a "workable" area to put the rest of yourCode:

 your info here

 your info here

tables in. Your first table that is in the container 'must' have an alignment attribute. If there is
more than one than the rest will need them also. When designing for multiple resolutions one
way of toppling it is to use percentages instead of regular numbers for your width attributes.
Example::
 , this will reshaped the table to fit the current size monitor.
Testing multiple resolutions can help make your site succeed(1024 *764 and 800 * 640 are the
most common). Firefox has an extension that can be beneficial to site design and making
http://www.chrispederick.com/work/firefox/webdeveloper which can help with testing
multiple resolutions and so on. Also setting up a second monitor up and by have one with one
resolution and one with another can work the deed. Most new graphic cards have a second
monitor hook-up especially with laptops, if not a second graphic card will be needed. A simple
16mb card will do and can be picked up for less than ten dollars or even free from a local mom
and pop computer seller.
Html 4.01 is the latest version of html and the last. The "newer" version is XHTML which is
merely the same thing but 'nicer'. Now every tag has a closing. Example the break tag;
. All
tags must be lower case and not a mixed bag of cases. Tags must not be misformed, ex. hey instead of hey, which is improper
anyway so doing such a thing should not be problem.
Hopefully I brought something new and/or helpful. Here are some helpful links to learn/explore more::
Previous html tuts::
html tuts/ help::
Designing for multiple resolutions::


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How to get seed toppings to stay on my loaf?
I'm having trouble getting my seed toppings to stay on my bread once it's baked. When it's ready to bake, I sprayed my loaf with oil, put the seeds on lightly pressing the seeds, then sprayed again hoping they would stick. What's the trick to getting them to stay on?


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Here is a classroom to use for children three and older, contains reading stories, games, lessons and music. http://www.bigfunreadingroom.com
It would be nice to know how it downloads to your OLPC, and get your feedback.
You can also try http://www.montessorihome.com/readingcards/ where you will find for the children of the world the words of the world.
Then see a sampler of our stories etc at http://www.montessorihome.com/sampler.htm
You help is valued.
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20cm x 1m
This foil is designed to be used with your monochrome laser printer. Print out your image or textwith your laser printer. Cover the printed area with your foil - color side up. Using either a domestic iron, or a hot laminator apply heat to the foil and then remove it. Where there were black text/images before will now be the color of your foil.


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BOSTON — Massachusetts cities that don't always get as much attention or investment as Boston are part of a new economic revitalization effort — with the arts at its core.
Boston-based public policy institute MassInc has received a $125,000 grant to explore arts-based growth strategies for Massachusetts' so-called "gateway cities," like Lawrence, Fall River and Springfield.
John Schneider is the Executive Vice-President of MassInc. He says bringing the arts into these cities can improve the quality of life in their communities.
"The work that we're doing through this project to really promote the role that arts and culture can have in economic development might help spark some of that that new, creative energy that is needed to think through, 'How can this place be better?' 'How can we grow our economy, how can we rebrand our city? And sort of change the path that we've been on?'" Schneider said.
He cites Lowell and Pittsfield as examples of how cultural events can produce economic activity, such as the Lowell Folk Festival, and Pittsfield's vibrant theatre community.
Pittsfield Mayor Jim Ruberto says arts and culture has helped the city grow over the past several years..
"From an economic standpoint, culture helps create a number of small business opportunities, whether they're retail stores, or whether they're restaurants, and other shops providing services to support its major venues. At the same time, the whole notion of cultural development helps bring a better level of enlightenment to the community," Ruberto said.
Schneider said MassInc will use the grant money for three things, including a public opinion poll to assess the perception of art and its significance in their communities; a summit of civic leaders, entrepreneurs and artists; and ongoing research about the true economic impact artistic efforts have on a community.
"All these cities have these assets that we need to tap into, promote, encourage and nurture. They can generate a different kind of future. We don't even know what that might look like, but we know that in an economy that increasingly puts a premium on creativity and innovation, the arts and cultural institutions of a community are so important to sparking that and promoting that within the city," Schneider said.
Both John Schneider and Mayor Ruberto emphasize that these projects are most successful when the residents are deeply involved and engaged in the process of incorporating the arts into their community.
"Through this kind of programming, people begin to think differently about these communities, and hopefully think more positively. That's another goal that we have, that people begin to see the Gateway Cities as places of opportunities, places that can be fun, places where there are creative things happening, places where people are proud of their cultural heritage," Schneider said.
Although changing public perception of the Gateway Cities — in and outside of the communities will take time, MassInc is confident that the arts is critical to revitalizing the economies of these cities. They hope that Beacon Hill will take notice and share the enthusiasm.
Massachusetts cities that don't always get as much attention or investment as Boston are part of a new economic revitalization effort -- with the arts at its core.
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BIO125 General Biology II, Laboratory
This laboratory primarily surveys the organisms of the major divisions of life forms, and visually demonstrates the changes in complexity of their form and structure as evolutionary processes have shaped organisms through geological time. Concurrent enrollment in BIO 124 required. (Lab fee)
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Fastred (son of Folcwine)
Template:Otherchars Fastred, with Folcred, was one of the twin sons of Folcwine of Rohan. Upholding the Oath of Eorl, he rode to the aid of Gondor with his brother, and was lost. The brothers were buried together in a mound at the Fords of Poros known as the Haudh in Gwanur.


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ASM Professional Skills Building Webinars
Throughout the year, the American Society for Microbiology hosts live sessions focusing on different skills necessary for succeeding in science and captured for broadcasting. The content for ASM Webinars
- come from many sources such as ASM conferences, meetings and professional development institutes
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Here, you may view both previous and upcoming webinars.
Preparing Curriculum Activities for Publication in the Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education (JMBE) - Jean Cardinale, Alfred University
Directed to microbiology and biology educators, this webinar provides a tutorial on how to submit a successful Curriculum article to the Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education.
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Directed to microbiology trainees, this webinar describes the nuts and bolts of writing and publishing scientific papers and includes eight sessions from preparing the abstract, title and introduction to handling data, creating figures and tables and preparing conclusions.


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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Bleeding and Clotting Disorders
I`ve been diagnosed with ITP, with platelets ranging from 69k to 105k in the last 6 months. I know it`s not that low, but lately I`ve been feeling weaker and I wonder if it just happens to have something to do with platelets? I actually just saw the doctor yesterday, but this slipped my mind.
Another question: I`m currently under the care of a semi-government teaching hospital in my country, and so I sometimes see different doctors unless I request. Two doctors have said that I should start treatment (steroids) should my counts go below 50,000...while another doctor says he will only start treatment at 10,000. What is a safer range? I know that 10,000 is dreadfully low and potentially dangerous...
The goal of treating ITP is to maintain a safe platelet count independent of, or at a minimum of treatment. In genera,l a safe platelet count is considered to be 20-30,000, but it is sometimes 50,000 based on the specific circumstances of an individual patient (increased risk of bleeding). Below 10,000 is considered at greatest risk for bleeding complications and absolutely should be treated.
There might be something to the weakness that you describe. There has been some work to suggest that fatigue may increase the lower the platelet count is in ITP. This is not thought to be directly related to the platelet count, but may be related to the effect of the immune response that is decreasing the platelet count.
Spero R Cataland, MD
Associate Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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These 10 Unrealized Artworks Would Have Been Spectacular
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Considered one of the most influential practitioners of modern sculpture, Anthony Caro's oeuvre explores the possibilities of three-dimensional abstraction. His large, floor-based works make use of a variety of materials, from wood to rope, though he is best known for his monumental rusted steel pieces. Caro's Minimalist sculptures are finished with variegated textures and are architectural in form and scale. Odalisque (1984) represents Caro's foray into sculpture made from found objects—such as buoys, dock bollards, shipping chains, and railroad-tie sections—which has been the hallmark of the artist's more recent work. Caro worked as an assistant to Henry Moore in the 1950s, and was influenced by David Smith after being introduced in the early 1960s.
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Sorry.. You said your teacher "yells" at you?
Next time I'm visiting home, why don't you pass me their address so I can go ask why.
It's difficult to remain motivated all the time even when it's something that you're interested in. I have not made a 3D picture in weeks!?
I'm very flattered but the pleasure is all mine really. If it sets you at ease then it's even more worth it to me.
Don't feel bad about the homework thing. It's hard to do things that you're not motivated to. Of have no interest.
Hehehe... Ok. I've seen people shoot compliments all day long and not mean it. I've always been know for my intuition and you and sis are good people. I don't find people like that everyday so when I do, it's important to let them know I appreciate them... sometimes to the point that it becomes annoying.
Just being honest. You and your sis make me feel good. I don't think there are more like you where you came from, so I'll appreciate you as much as I can.
Sounds weird coming from some fool off the interenet huh? Sorry... It's among my many character flaws.
I'm not buyin that.. sorry. I think you're just modest. You're as smart as you wanna be, and I know smart people when I see them... cute ones too!
Hey check your email. The admin guys sent this to me. For some reason your email is giving errors?
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For members? Well it does not matter where they come from. I wish we could get a hundred more like you cause this place would be awesome, but just whoever. I imagine that most would be students so there will be plenty of help.. That's if any of them are actually smarter than you and you're sweet sister.
I'll ask Gaara about where. You and your cute sister are super smart girls and twins also. I believe in the theory that twins have a mental connection. So her good ideas are yours in my opinion. We are going to try and help Gaara get some more people on here soon so there would be folks to help out with your studies and projects.
Hey what are you two taking btw?
LOL Thanks. Sure I have ideas but I don't always do them all cause I'm so lazy. Well here goes... Most of the anime fans I've seen are students. Well they spend a lot of time on the communities rather than their studies. The idea was to get the students.. even the cute ones like you and your sister.. to work together online. May not be the same project but it's kinda like studying together. Sure we're not big enough to do that at this point but when we are. You post your project or assignment, and either have a group that works with you, or comments from people that did the project before. (eg: I have a project to design a prosthetic motorized arm, I make a thread, and people give feedback and their experience). Not sure if it would work or benefit the individual, but it's something we could try. It would be so cool if this site could benefit cool members like yourself other than just a creative outlet... Like I said. You inspire me.
You have to or I'll send your cute sister to deal with you. I know both of you are super smart because of your communication patterns and speech, but your life an education comes first. Don't worry about this place. It belongs to you guys and it's not going anywhere. We'll make sure it's maintained and paid up for a very long time.
You inspire me you know. You just gave me an idea.
Yeah finished and so is my stiff body. I wanted to do some new pics this weekend but time is kicking my butt.
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Work/Life Balance
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In December we looked at some tips for people to achieve work-life balance and put forth our own survey. Click to view the results of the Redfish survey. This month we focus on various approaches companies are taking to address work-life balance, and reap benefits from the mobility and flexibility that technology facilitates and more and more employees desire.
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This month, there are several articles on strategies that companies are employing to not only help their employees achieve better work-life balance, but also impact the company's bottom line. BestBuy, Citrix, Microsoft, Google, and more companies than you think have programs to address work/life balance and employee satisfaction, many include some form of telework (a.k.a. telecommuting, workshifting, remote work, location-neutral work, and doubtlessly some other terms). Read more »


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Marriage records: 1825 - 1951
Marriage records consist of copies of original marriage bond, affidavit of application, certificate of marriage, and certificate of recording. Before 1874, records show only name of bride and groom, date of marriage, and name of person performing ceremony. After 1874, records show name, age, and residence of bride and groom, name of surety bondsman, date of ceremony, and name of person performing ceremony. If either party is under age, record may contain affidavit of consent from parent or guardian. Records usually filed chronologically by date of recording. Individual volumes may have internal indexes.
Will records: 1879 - 1930
Transcriptions of original wills filed with the probate court contain name of deceased (testator), names of heirs, and names of witnesses, proofs of will, names and oaths of subscribing witnesses, date of filing, and signature of clerk. In some cases, the record contains the date of death of the deceased. Volumes may contain internal indexes with name of deceased indexed by the first letter of last name.
Probate court records: 1839 - 1895
Records of proceedings in probate court show title of case, names of deceased, heirs, wards, guardians, administrator or executor, attorneys, trial date, finding of court, order of custody of person or property, motions, petitions, and pleadings. Filed chronologically by court date. Volumes may contain an internal index by the first letter of the last name of the deceased, administrator, or ward.
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Step Outside
My spring cleaning was different than I imagined. For months I'd made sure not to schedule anything the weekend after Jazz Fast. I had every intention of donating clothing I hadn't worn in a few years, re-arranging some artwork, planting flowers in the yard, scrubbing the floors and taking care of other miscellaneous tasks that had been put off. I was looking forward to a calm, productive weekend at home.
I like deadlines; I need them. I am rarely someone who gets things done ahead of schedule. But a few days before the weekend, on my way back from a photo shoot in Lafayette, where my colleague and I had been working on our sister publication, Acadiana Profile, I received a frantic text message informing me that the neighbors had a flea infestation, and in order to eradicate the problem, everyone in the immediate vicinity would need to coordinate schedules and hire an exterminator. He arrived a good 30 minutes early, so I "evacuated" to the nearby Laundromat to wash (what seemed like) everything I owned after throwing it into my car. While waiting for him to finish spraying toxic, flea-nuking chemicals into the house, I joked to a friend with a twinge of shame, "Can you believe I edit New Orleans Homes & Lifestyles?" I don't think of myself as a control freak, but it was frazzling that "revamping and updating the house" plans had transformed into an attempt to get rid of a possible dormant infestation.
"It happens. It's just that time of year," she responded. Later that day after everything was washed, I took a break to sit in my (hopefully) flea-free backyard, enjoying the last few minutes of daylight. As the sun set, I heard the melodic chirping of a frog, and it had a soothing, lullaby-esque effect on me as it reminded me of the lushness of summer that's about to take place. I felt stress-free and postponed the remaining chores till the next day.
My backyard has always put me in a state of bliss, and it's where I prefer to do most of my entertaining, whether it's having a glass of wine after work or inviting 15 people over to grill.
I'm excited about this issue, because we focus a lot on being outside. On pg. 38, Valorie Hart and Sara Essex Bradley showcase some amazing, eclectic outdoor spaces, offering tons of helpful tips, whether your style is simple and elegant or funky and colorful. Complementing this is Trendwatch (p.25), where Vesta Fort shows you all the accessories and necessities you'll need for outdoor entertaining.
Speaking of outdoor entertainment, Steve and Ellen Frischhertz (pg. 32) hit the jackpot when they purchased their Victorian home on City Park Avenue. When Ellen isn't strolling in the park (which she does daily), she's often spending time on one of her porches that overlooks it. The interior of the home is just as fabulous as the setting – with a light, neutral palette, the breezy home is a sanctuary during the hot summer months.
Another highlight of this issue is "Summertime Bounty," pg. 50. Robert Peyton constantly tests out recipes before finalizing them for publication. Here he shares six creative originals that are especially tailored for the summer months. We have tons of other helpful articles in this issue, too, and I hope that you enjoy it and find some inspiration as you linger in your own outdoor oasis, during this anticipated time of year.
On the Cover: Jill and Peter DeBroeck's patio
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Dr. F.J. Primus and Dr. M.D. Goldenberg v. Roche Nederland B.V. and Roche Diagnostic Corporation, Court of Appeal The Hague, 21 August 2012, case no. 200.005.959/01, with thanks to Willem Hoyng, Hoyng Monegier, for sending in the decision
A new episode in the Roche v. Primus saga. The case first went up to the Supreme Court, who referred question regarding the jurisdiction to the ECJ (the well know case with no. C-539/03). After the referral the Supreme Court ruled that the Dutch courts do not have jurisdiction to hear the claims against the other European entities, but only with regard to the Dutch and US entity. The case was referred back to the court of appeal to rule again on a part of the infringement question, which was not adequately motivated in the earlier judgment of the Court of Appeal.
This judgment therefore largely concerns the experiments submitted by Primus in order to establish whether the antibody of Roche meets one of the elements of the claims. Ultimately the court rules that Roche's antibody infringes the patent of Primus et al. The (amended) infringement claim against the Dutch entity is allowed.
The court finds that it is also competent to rule on the infringement of the German part of the patent, since the German case on the validity has been decided and is not being appealed. It thus follows the Supreme Court's interpretation of th GAT/LuK case, in that the court competent to hear infringement would remain competent and may continue the infringement suit when the foreign validity challenge has been decided. However, with regard to the US entity the court rules that is has been insufficiently established that the US entity sold or delivered infringing products in the Netherlands and or Germany.
Read the decision (in Dutch) here.
Head note: Paul van Dongen


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New Offline Beer Glass Forces You to Put Down Your Phone And Talk to People [VIDEO]
It's not odd to walk into a bar these days and see everyone sitting there looking at their phones - texting, Facebooking, playing games, etc. No one's talking to each other. No one's hitting on anyone. They're just glued to their phones and occasionally drinking.
But a bar in Brazil has set out to change that with a new invention - the 'Offline Glass.'
A bar called Salve Jorge Bar in Sao Paulo, Brazil is using new beer glasses that are missing a chunk off the base. So to keep the glass standing up, you have to slide your cell phone underneath it to prop it up.
That means you can either hold your drink and use your phone one-handed, or put your drink and phone down to talk to other people.
So yeah, this is a million-dollar idea just waiting to be stolen. Except for the part where no one would actually use it. Who the hell wants to use their phone as a coaster and risk getting it all wet?
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and obviously my reply is decades too late. anyways, THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE!
is there anybody here who knows how do I GET MY SIGNATURE bdw? thanks.
Need 10 - 15 posts first.
Then in the top right select settings.
Edit signatures is in the right pane.
Hello, lady_repair_KIT, and welcome to AO
I am glad that you resurected this thread, which I had completely forgotten about.
I now have a netbook and a NEXUS 7 tablet (both by ASUS)................
The netbook is Windows 7 and the tablet is Android 4.2.....................I guess that I prefer the netbook, as it behaves like a "normal" PC.................
However, the tablet is ultra portable.................
Now recently i have purchased one tablet for my personal use.and my lucky smart phone is Samsung Galaxy Note 2 , my tablet computers having sport touchscreens ranging in size from 7- up to 13-inches. These dimensions are by no means static, and boundaries can be blurred as smartphones get larger displays, a la the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy Note 2.almost i am using my tablet for play games and internet browsing.
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LONDON (AP) — Felix Dennis, a flamboyant publisher who co-edited the 1960s underground magazine Oz and went on to build a magazine empire, has died. He was 67 and had cancer.
His office said Monday that Dennis died at home in Dorsington, central England, a day earlier.
An enthusiastic participant in the 1960s counterculture, Dennis came to prominence as a defendant in the 1971 trial of Oz for "conspiracy to corrupt public morals."
Dennis and his two co-defendants were charged after asking high-school students to put together an issue of the magazine; it included an obscene depiction of children's character Rupert Bear.
The cause became a cause celebre, with the "Oz Three" drawing support from celebrities including John Lennon.
Defended by lawyer and novelist John Mortimer, creator of fictional barrister "Rumpole of the Bailey" they were acquitted of conspiracy but sentenced to jail for lesser offenses. They were eventually acquitted on appeal.
Dennis went on to run his own magazine firm, launching it with Kung-Fu Monthly, at the height of Bruce Lee's popularity. Dennis Publishing went on to publish some of Britain's first computer magazines and produce titles including men's magazine Maxim and news digest The Week.
Dennis, who once claimed to have spent $100 million on "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll," became a prolific poet in later life.
His company said in a statement that "Felix was a publishing legend, famed for his maverick and entrepreneurial style and, more lately, a successful and much loved poet. He will be greatly missed."


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Linked by Eugenia Loli on Sat 15th Feb 2014 22:02 UTC
When my 3+ year old DELL laptop died a few weeks back, I decided to give Chromebooks a try. So the Acer C720, at just $199, became my new laptop. This is my experience with it so far.
The Acer C720 is similar in specs to other Chromebooks currently on the market. It's a Haswell architecture with a dual core Celeron, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB flash, HDMI-out, 3 USB, webcam, Bluetooth, and a 1366x768 px screen. It's 0.8" tall, and weighs just 2.76 lbs. Its battery life is rated for 8.5 hours but in real world usage rated at about 7 hours. You can view its specs in detail here.
The laptop feels very light, sturdy and of a good build quality. Its keyboard is easy to get accustomed to, and I had no trouble at all, coming from a radically different keyboard design on the DELL. The ChromeOS function keys are really handy too, e.g. to change brightness, volume etc. The touchpad has the right size, position and responsiveness too.
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Mother's Mental State Influences Unborn Offspring
Mother's Mental State Influences Unborn Offspring
Most expectant women feel a distinct connection to the baby growing inside them so the results of a new study that followed 1.4 million Danish children for decades, doesn't come as a huge surprise.
It showed that there may be a direct link between a mother's psychological state and her baby's mental health. To see the specifics,
But researchers say the study adds to the evidence that severe stress early in pregnancy -- in this case the death of a parent, sibling, spouse, or child -- may negatively impact fetal brain development.
"We did not see this association in the months before pregnancy, or after the first trimester," says study co-author Kathryn M. Abel, PhD, of the University of Manchester.


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Mike Auble (ADP) Sells Sales to Dukes
"No pressure, no diamonds," says Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Vice President of Sales Mike Auble. "You don't get anything valuable without pressure. You must pressure yourself to succeed."
Borrowing the slogan from Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, Auble shed some light on the business of sales in a way that JMU students (and football fans) appreciated. His fresh, interactive presentation engaged the audience in a topic that is significant for college students on the brink of entering the job market: how to best sell yourself to a potential employer.
With annual revenue of nearly $9 billion, ADP is the leading payroll company in the world. The company focuses on helping organizations with every facet of the employment cycle—from recruitment to retirement. As the VP of Sales for ADP, Auble is no stranger to recruitment—he interviews at least five candidates every day. After describing the steps of a success sale, Auble offered students advice on interviewing. He stressed the importance of researching the company and the position, staying positive, and most importantly, closing the interview. According to Auble, interviewing is like a sales call—closing the deal is priority. "Be deliberate and have purpose in whatever you are doing," says Auble. "Prior to leaving an interview, you should ask if you seem like a good candidate for the job."
In his closing remarks, Auble emphasized the significance of finding a passion and a career that generates personal happiness. He says, "The most valuable thing you own is not your suit or your car, it is your time. Don't waste it. Where ever you go, whatever you do, you should try to work for people who care about you."
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Can You Copyright An SQL Query?
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// This code was writtend by [the guy]The Stack Overflow community basically suggested that the best course of action is to rewrite the query (even potentially asking the Stack Overflow community via a separate entry, with the details of what the query needs to do), but it does raise some basic questions about whether or not an SQL query can be covered by copyright. The answer, tragically, might be more complicated than it needs to be, but assuming that the query wasn't anything really out of the ordinary, it's difficult to see how a single SQL query, by itself, would be considered unique enough to be covered by copyright. However, I'm sure there will be differences of opinion here, so let's see if any of our copyright lawyer readership would like to weigh in on this one... As for the IT folks, it would be interesting to see what people think of the idea of copyrighting a single SQL query for something like this.
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In a very encouraging development, the Department of Justice filed a Statement of Interest in Garcia v. Montgomery County to support a First Amendment right to record the police. The case involves a journalist who was arrested for doing so in Maryland.
The filing is specific and detailed and argues strongly against the use of generic criminal charges to intimidate those who record the police.
First, the United States urges the Court to find that both the First and Fourth Amendments protect an individual who peacefully photographs police activity on a public street, if officers arrest the individual and seize the camera of that individual for that activity. Second, the United States is concerned that discretionary charges, such as disorderly conduct, loitering, disturbing the peace, and resisting arrest, are all too easily used to curtail expressive conduct or retaliate against individuals for exercising their First Amendment rights. The United States believes that courts should view such charges skeptically to ensure that individuals' First Amendment rights are protected. Core First Amendment conduct, such as recording a police officer performing duties on a public street, cannot be the sole basis for such charges. Third, the First Amendment right to record police officers performing public duties extends to both the public and members of the media, and the Court should not make a distinction between the public's and the media's rights to record here. The derogation of these rights erodes public confidence in our police departments, decreases the accountability of our governmental officers, and conflicts with the liberties that the Constitution was designed to uphold.
The Obama administration has been mostly terrible when it comes to criminal justice and civil liberties, but bravo for taking on this important issue. Time and time again we have seen video footage show that police officers have lied on police reports and engaged in brutality and abuse for which they would not otherwise have been held accountable. It is a crucial check on police misconduct and brutality.


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Verse 1: Vic Spencer
Vic is a bastard Vic is a savage Vic is fantastic
Cover my head up with plastic I'm still rapping
Attacking my predators me myself and I are the competitors
Off with ya scull, that's how I got ahead of ya
Line them fucking weak ass niggas up in a line like Jordan
Take two of my bars and call my ass in the mornin
G file shit for real, flow ill, sneakers kosher dill.
Potent kill right after the social meal
Give me 50 seconds and the weapon will be loaded to shoot
Shoot the tree off the boot how you running for the loot?
Blow fruit with chick name Chiquita
She sucking on my banana before she say nice to meet ya.
Theyooon een get it, I fuck up albums with one snippet
I'm very gifted not a Christian so my daddy is Christmas
Pay all my enemies a friendly visit.
I break up weed on the hottest rapper concert ticket
Send out my look-a-like for promo, spaced the fuck out like Hanz Solo.
The L producto look just like a churro
Newport Goose and pineapple juice in a Starbucks mug
She stay close to my crib but she far from a slut
Kool-Aid in the the Stanley Cup for the hood guzzlers
You fruitbase You too late eat sulfate suck it up
Monster Mike for Prezi I'm blazin' with Justin and Yesi
My wave crack a levy I like my chick thick as shit like Effey.
Verse 2: Monster Mike
Ridin round with some assholes, they just tryna #freecasso,
I'm just tryna cake a lil bit with the lil bitch with the ass though
I'm a cheesehead fuck the pack tho, really really love the pack tho
Ant back finna go crazy, I ain't that crazy, miss Zack tho,
He a young nigga with a old soul, fuck niggas want no smoke
All the stain boys be my main boys, all the lame boys got no hoes
If they found some then them hoes dry I can merch them niggas got no hose
Got the perfect lyrics and my flow cold, need a verse I need about 4 os
Even though I got a lotta cuties, never naked got a lotta nudies,
I just really do a lotta coolin, sorry baby she was talkin to me
Know it ain't really shit, really shit, if it is then I'm gone
Really hate a bitch, never chase a bitch, all that shit trayvon,
All that shit just borin, I ah rather rap start tourin
Get a vape I ain't finna torch shit, try to beat X with a torchic,
Like firefighters but I hate police, they just gotta stay away from me
Ion care i got my gang with me all the 197s hang with me
That be obvi, that's forever that's that shit right where my arm be
And my other arm, you know ion be drawin word to sante,
Smokin dope we do it often, finna tweak like we be coughin
I be high as hell for real like I think I weed might by problem
That be crazy, but I think it's cool I be goin crazy,
I be tweakin I be listenin to my shit like this amazin,
I be chillin with the chillum if I'm missin it Facin
Love my niggas but I been in love with Facin
(Beat Changes)
Verse 3: Vic Spencer
I love it when my buttons is pressed
Cliche niggas wear LRG to Panda Express
Eating chicken watching Sundays Best,
Throwing up on this beat the Grind House is a mess
Cram Slam bars in a medicine chest
Produce lettuce damn I'm ahead of the rest
Niggas don't stand a chance nigga you weak you couldn't stand on ants
After I beat ya ass I do my own war dance
Rest in peace to lil keytwaun, my group home nigga
I wish I had the the power for him to regain vigor
Victor The pick of the litter you need to consider
I don't do yom kipper gyro burger from wicker
Had a dream I signed to Stones Throw made the news
And then the haters A throw stones at the God like Jews
Choke em out with his confederate flag
Finish ya life with a shovel and bag


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$11.5 Million Grant Funds UVM Research Center Aimed at Improving Health Behaviors
- 09-16-2013
- By Jennifer Nachbur
While policymakers seek to devise the perfect healthcare roadmap, a select few researchers are focusing on a specific intersection – where health, behavior and chronic disease meet – to determine how best to reduce disease risk and prevent premature death. A new five-year, $11.5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will support an Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE), establishing the Vermont Center on Behavior and Health at the University of Vermont (UVM). The Center, led by UVM faculty members Stephen Higgins, Ph.D., and Philip Ades, M.D., is one of only three in the nation addressing the important challenge of behavioral health from a behavioral economics perspective.
The COBRE grant application was supported by the Neuroscience, Behavior and Health Initiative (NBHI), directed by Rae Nishi, Ph.D., professor of neurological sciences. The new Vermont Center on Behavior and Health will serve as a foundation for the work of the NBHI.
"Unhealthy personal behaviors – substance abuse, physical inactivity, obesity – account for 40 percent of premature deaths in the U.S. annually and substantially increase healthcare costs and health disparities by being overrepresented among economically disadvantaged populations," says Higgins, UVM professor and vice chair of psychiatry and director of the Center for Substance Abuse Research & Treatment. "It is our goal to better understand the causes and devise more effective prevention and treatment interventions for such unhealthy behaviors," he adds.
Investigators at the Center will apply the principles of behavioral economics – the consideration of how irrational decision-making impacts the everyday choices we make and can eventually undermine health. The researchers will closely study the impact of socioeconomic factors such as poverty and lower education levels on health-related decision-making as well as the use of incentives and other targeted interventions for promoting healthier choices in vulnerable populations.
Higgins has already made significant headway in this area. An internationally respected expert in contingency management – the use of financial and material incentives to reduce unhealthy behaviors like substance abuse – he's partnering with UVM faculty and other institutions to identify what interventions will support what he refers to as "healthy behavior change." His and Ades' collaborators are Jennifer Tidey, Ph.D., of the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the Alpert Medical School at Brown University, and Craig Rush, Ph.D., of the Department of Behavioral Science at the University of Kentucky School of Medicine. In addition, UVM internal advisors to the Center include Polly Parsons, M.D., professor and chair of medicine; Charles Irvin, Ph.D., professor of medicine and director of the Vermont Lung Center; Mark Bouton, Ph.D., professor of psychology; Patricia Prelock, Ph.D., dean of nursing and health sciences; and Rachel Johnson, Ph.D., M.P.H., R.D., professor of nutrition and food sciences and pediatrics. External advisors from outstanding universities throughout the .U.S. will collaborate as well.
According to Ades, the COBRE's mission also involves promoting high-quality research among its most promising young faculty. Initial research projects will include studies of weight control in breast cancer patients and overweight pregnant women; an intervention to increase cardiac rehabilitation participation in Medicaid patients; a study of heart disease risk in women with breast cancer; and a study of the origins of obesity and heart disease risk in childhood psychiatric syndromes. Junior investigators leading these individual projects include Diann Gaalema, Ph.D., and Robert Althoff, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professors of psychiatry; Kim Dittus, M.D., and Susan Lakoski, M.D., M.S., assistant professors of medicine in hematology/oncology; and Julie Phillips, M.D., assistant professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences.
Serving as senior faculty mentors for these younger investigators are Jean Harvey Berino, Ph.D., R.D., professor and chair of nutrition and food sciences; James Hudziak, M.D., professor of psychiatry; and Ira Bernstein, M.D., professor and chair of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences. Stacey Sigmon, Ph.D., associate professor of psychiatry, will oversee a behavioral economics research core to support these investigators and others on the UVM campus. She and Higgins will oversee a collaboration and dissemination core that will focus on addressing health-related behavior problems with regional, state, national, and international colleagues, with administrative responsibilities managed by Department of Psychiatry staff members Diana Cain and Susan Deslisle.
"Over time, the flexibility of this grant award will allow this team of investigators and collaborators to move on to other behavioral-oriented medical conditions and projects to bolster the breadth and impact of this interdisciplinary research center," says Higgins.
"This Center brings together an interdisciplinary group of accomplished senior scientists, promising junior investigators, and distinguished advisors and collaborators who will work closely together to establish a center of excellence in an area of clinical research that is vitally important to public health in this country," says Ades.
Only two other Centers in the country are similarly focused on behavioral economics and health – the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School—and only UVM is directing its considerable scientific and clinical resources towards reducing health disparities.
The IDeA program builds research capacities in states that historically have had low levels of NIH funding by supporting basic, clinical and translational research; faculty development; and infrastructure improvements. UVM's IDeA award comes from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the NIH under grant number P20GM12345.


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Shortcuts Offers Free Health Checks
Shortcuts has introduced free 'Health Checks' to help clients get the most of their S.M.A.R.T. products, ensuring they are doing everything possible to bolster their salon and spa business.
The S.M.A.R.T. product suite is a range of online products designed to help salons enhance their clients' experience and boost business. Salons can choose individual S.M.A.R.T. modules or add the entire package to their Shortcuts Point of Sale system.
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The free check-up with a Shortcuts educator will assess how effectively salons are using online services in the Shortcuts S.M.A.R.T Suite. At no additional cost to the salon, every aspect of the service will be researched, with the educator offering personalized solutions for the client on how to get more from the system and how to spot revenue opportunities. This could include customized strategies to get more online bookings or help to understand how much revenue each email generates. The salon can also learn how to anticipate the likelihood of positive client referrals and how to measure year-on-year performance effectively.
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ELMONT, N.Y. (AP) - Elmont High School senior Harold Ekeh had a plan - he would apply to 13 colleges, including all eight Ivy League schools, figuring it would help his chances of getting into at least one great school.
It worked. And then some. The teenager from Long Island was accepted at all 13 schools, and now faces his next big test: deciding where to go.
"I was stunned, I was really shocked," Ekeh told The Associated Press during an interview Tuesday at his home near the Belmont Park racetrack, his four younger brothers running around.
He found out last week he had been accepted to Princeton University. That made him eight for eight in the Ivy League - he...


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HARTFORD - A Connecticut jury did not reach a verdict on their second day of deliberations in the trial of two East Haven police officers accused of violating the constitutional rights of Hispanics.
The 12-member jury will resume deliberations Monday in the case of David Cari and Dennis Spaulding. Jurors began discussing the case Thursday.
Cari and Spaulding were among four East Haven officers arrested by the FBI last year for allegedly harassing and abusing Hispanic immigrants. The other officers, Jason Zullo and John Miller, await sentencing after pleading guilty to reduced charges.
Jurors heard closing arguments Wednesday.
Lawyers for Cari and Spaulding said federal prosecutors didn't prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, while prosecutors said the evidence showed the defendants engaged in racial profiling and harassment.


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Dear All, Namaste !
Typical Jyotish study start understanding rashi's / graha's etc but I think there is a much deeper aspect which no-one talks OR cares about. The 3 Guna's / 5 tatva's ... basic building blocks of this cosmos. I was recently watching youtube video lecture by Shri Visti Larsen on Panchanga where he was linking grah's & their positions to tatva's and link the base tatva dosha's (or otherwise) to how they impact our understanding in this world... thus making impact in our life / relationships / material life etc.
I think right way to start learning Jyotish is not by starting with cramming rules but to know how this cosmos is made up of, what is the fabric of this cosmos and how it flows from there into our existence. Perhaps Vedic Rishi's have absolute understanding of these aspects and hence they were able to create this science called Jyotish in the first place. And thereby also, this profound understanding of how this cosmos works (and how these rules can be flexed - read remedies), become dangerous knowledge if given in wrong hands thus was protected only for right people.
Where is the "Right Entrance" to this knowledge of cosmos, and how to make one first capable of receiving this blessing of knowledge into one's life ? Your experiences and suggestions please.
Pranam !


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STOCKTON - About two months after Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones asked the public for help turning the city around, an all-volunteer board is hoping to be part of the solution.
STOCKTON - About two months after Stockton Police Chief Eric Jones asked the public for help turning the city around, an all-volunteer board is hoping to be part of the solution.
The Community Advisory Board, a coalition of 23 citizens of various backgrounds and beliefs selected by the Stockton Police Department, will start its effort in November.
What the group can accomplish and how it will go about its mission is still uncertain. Participants of the board, however, express optimism in the mission and a desire to work together.
"I'm honored to be a part of this, and I know about 90 percent of the people on the board or have worked with them," said Tony Washington of the community organization Apollo Night. "Everyone on (the board) is passionate about and loves the community. That is a great place to start from."
Washington is one of roughly 100 people who showed interest in joining the board after a public forum hosted by Jones in late August. More than 500 concerned citizens attended the meeting in which Jones outlined his plans for a group. Ideally, Jones said, the board will focus on building police-community relations and public trust.
After receiving the initial applications, the department whittled the list down. The board's 23 members come from various churches, businesses and neighborhoods across Stockton.
Jerry Cook is a pastor for Shiloh Delta Valley Church. He's been a youth pastor in Stockton for the past decade and believes that experience will help provide insight for the board.
"We all agree we need more cops, but the board will be about developing groups of people who can sit down with different members of the community," Cook said. "We want to have conversations to address the violence and poverty however we can. We have to bridge that gap."
The communication is a two-way street. Cook said he hopes the board can express the challenges officers face to Stockton's youth as well.
As a former chaplain for the Oakland Police Department, Cook said he is keenly aware of how violence can affect the men and women in uniform.
"You also have to understand where cops are coming from. You have to know that job can change you. You can come in idealistic and then the pressure and realities can jade you if you are not careful," Cook said. "I saw a lot of young guys and gals who identified as Christians when they became cops and then the pressures robbed them of their faith."
The board is also expected to create a mission statement for the department specifically regarding community policing, something Minister Tommie Muhammad of the Nation of Islam is particularly interested in.
Muhammad said having officers assigned to specific communities is an old-school approach he supports because it enables residents and police to build rapport with each other.
The police get to know the residents of the area, and the people are able to establish a personal relationship with law enforcement, he said.
Muhammad, like Cook and Washington, expressed optimism for the community advisory board and an eagerness to get started.
"I'm honored to be a part of it," Muhammad said.
Contact reporter Jordan Guinn at (209) 546-8279 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/crimeblog.


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With high Appalachian ridges, winding rivers , crystal blue coastline and forested lowlands, Alabama is a natural wonderland. The state is fortunate to have many excellent parks that allow the public to take in the great beauty that surrounds us.
At 2,407 feet above sea level, the Cheaha Mountain is the highest point in the entire state. The park provides grand views of the Talladega National Forest, which surrounds the 2,799-acres of the park itself. Over 80 campsites, 10 cabins and a number of trails are available for outdoor enthusiasts. The Bald Rock Group/Conference Lodge was originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1939, and is a popular site for weddings, business meetings, and family gatherings. A full-service restaurant on the side of Cheaha Mountain serves regional cuisine to compliment the stunning view.
Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and forge, was chosen as a symbol for the city of Birmingham prior to the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. The 56-foot cast iron stature (the world's largest) overlooks the city atop a 124-foot pedestal on Red Mountain. Recently restored to it's original state, the statue and adjoining observation tower are the centerpiece of Vulcan Park. The park hosts many outdoor events throughout the year, and the view of the city is unparalleled.
Chewacla's facilities include 696 scenic acres for hiking, camping, and picnicking. Their 26-acre lake allows for boating, swimming and fishing. Conveniently located south of Auburn off I-85, Chewacla offers a convenient getaway.
For those who love fishing, this 2050-acre park serves as the premier fishing destination with its 1000-acre stream-fed lake. Lake Jackson is great for swimming, and the park includes shoreline picnic areas, lakefront camping sites with cable TV hookups, and a modern bathhouse.
Just east of Gulf Shores city limits lies Gulf State Park: more than 6,000 acres of lake, wooded trails, and white sand beaches. The showcase of the park is its 2 mile stretch of beach along the Gulf Coast, but the park also includes a 900-acre lake, an 18-hole public golf course, tennis courts, hundreds of campsites and a nature center. The park also has 20 modern cabins in two different sizes, some of which feature lakeside locations.
The gaping entrance to Cathedral Caverns stretches 126 feet wide and 25 feet high. The inside of the caverns are even more impressive, with towering columns of stalagmites and incredible rock formations throughout the underground canyon. The cavern is open for tours year round, and maintains a 60-degree temperature that makes visits comfortable no matter how cold the weather outside is.
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SMILA/Documentation/HowTo/Create a bundle (plug-in)
This page describes how to create a new bundle for SMILA.The description on how to add a test bundle to test the components of the new bundle can be found in How to create a test bundle (plug-in).
Create the bundle
The following steps must be performed to create the project base:
- Launch Eclipse and select your SMILA workspace.
- Select File > New > Project and click Plug-in Project.
- Click Next.
Now you have to fill in various metadata and settings for your plug-in project. You may as well edit some of the settings later on by opening the MANIFEST.MF with the Plug-in Manifest editor.
- Enter a project name (you should use a fully qualified name, for this example we will use org.eclipse.smila.integration.bundle).
- Add code as a parent to the source and output folder:
- Set Source folder to code/src.
- Set Output folder to code/bin.
- Set Target Platform to an OSGi framework: Equinox.
- Click Next.
- Fill in the metadata information of the new bundle. Set the plug-in's name as ID, your bundle's version, a reasonable bundle name and the information about the provider (i.e. you). For our example we select:
- ID: org.eclipse.smila.integration.bundle
- Version: 1.0.0
- Name: Example Bundle Plugin
- Provider: Example company
- Exection Environment: JavaSE-1.6
- Unless you need an activator, uncheck this option.
- Click Next.
- Unless you want to use any of the given templates to create your plugin, uncheck the option.
- Click Finish.
Check the result
When you're done with the above, your actions should have resulted in a new project with (in our example) the name of org.eclipse.smila.integration.bundle, that now shows up in your workspace. Just check your Package Explorer for the new bundle. In it, there should be an empty code/src package, a META-INF folder containing a MANIFEST.MF file and a build.properties file. Open the MANIFEST.MF file and clicking through the panels and you will recognize most of the settings, we did above.
Now that you've created your bundle, you can add your components as you like but do not forget to add a test bundle.