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Please start cutting, Dr. Franklin.
Please start cutting Dr. Franklin.
Comma placement can radically alter the meaning of a sentence. But many of us struggle to know where exactly to put them. How do you decide? Do you treat commas like salt, sprinkling them over your writing according to your personal taste? Have you a vague sense that, like too much salt, too many commas are bad for you? Or are you an adherent of the ‘breathing’ rule, inserting commas wherever a reader might need an O2 break? Have you ever wondered why those editing your work have removed one comma but not another?
The purpose of a comma is to separate clauses within a sentence, phrases within a clause or words within a phrase, in order to succinctly and unambiguously express meaning. Seems straightforward, right? Wrong. The comma is arguably the most misunderstood of punctuation tools. Ask someone about comma rules and even those who begin with confidence are likely to trail off apologetically. This is because comma use is not fully explained by rules; it depends in part on taste. But, as David Crystal insists in his history of punctuation, variation in comma use is neither infinite nor totally idiosyncratic . It turns out that there are two broad schools of punctuation, and understanding them can help us to unravel the complexities of comma use. In the elocutional school, with its origins in antiquity, commas indicate intonation and pauses in oral speech. In the grammatical school, which arose with the advent of the printing press, commas express grammatical relations among parts of the sentence. What’s tricky is that both approaches are still alive and well, so that most of us have been trained, explicitly or implicitly, to use a bit of both in our writing.
Getting control of your commas requires distinguishing between rules and preferences, which map closely onto the grammatical and elocutional schools of comma use. The aim of this Writer’s Craft section is to help you ascertain when commas are prohibited, when they are necessary, and when they are unnecessary but acceptable as a matter of preference.
This list is not exhaustive, nor is it in any particular order of priority. Based on my experience reviewing and mentoring scholarly writing in medical education, these are among the most common comma errors in our community.
When the subject and its verb are side by side, never separate them with a comma.
Incorrect: Fourth-year medical students and first-year residents, participated in the study.
Correct: Fourth-year medical students and first-year residents participated in the study.
If you are inclined to place a comma between your subject and verb, this usually signals that your subject is too long and the sentence should be reworked to shorten it. Inserting an elocutionary comma in this case—a comma that creates a pause so the reader can absorb the long subject and note the coming verb—is incorrect.
Incorrect: The factors influencing residents’ decisions about formal research training are, debt, role models, program culture and personal ambition.
Correct: The factors influencing residents’ decisions about formal research training are debt, role models, program culture and personal ambition.
Commas are not used on their own to join independent sentences.
Incorrect: I came to medical school, I saw all the work I had to do, incredibly I conquered it.
Correct: I came to medical school. I saw all the work I had to do. Incredibly, I conquered it.
In a compound sentence, a comma is necessary before the conjunction that joins the two independent clauses.
Incorrect: The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment scheme but they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success.
Correct: The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment scheme, but they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success.
Incorrect: The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment, however they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success.
Incorrect: The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment, however, they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success.
Correct: The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment; however, they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success.
Incorrect: Although the new electronic patient record is not believed to influence medical teaching there has been no systematic study of its educational effects.
Correct: Although the new electronic patient record is not believed to influence medical teaching, there has been no systematic study of its educational effects.
Correct: There has been no systematic study of the new electronic patient record’s educational effects, although it is not believed to influence medical teaching.
With relative clauses, a comma signals that the detail is parenthetical, while no comma indicates that the detail is necessary to the meaning of the sentence.
Parenthetical: The faculty, who had been carefully trained, were expert clinical teachers.
Necessary: The faculty who had been carefully trained were expert clinical teachers.
In this qualitative research study, the focus was residents’ experiences of workplace-based assessment.
In this qualitative research study the focus was residents’ experiences of workplace-based assessment.
In this qualitative research study conducted by Sinclair et al during the shift to competency-based medical education in Canada, the focus was residents’ experience of workplace-based assessment.
The last, longer wind-up is much easier to read with an elocutionary comma separating it from the main clause, and some would argue that this comma is grammatically obligatory. Crystal offers, as a general rule, that phrases longer than 7 words are more likely to take a comma in such cases .
The committees requiring new members include occupational safety, finance, promotion and tenure, and strategic planning.
Newspaper articles rarely use this comma; academic writing often does, but it varies by publishing press. When in doubt, check the usage for the journal you are writing for.
Before embracing subjectivity, increasingly recognized as a key dimension of rater cognition, the medical education community needs to consider how subjectivity and objectivity interact and, even more critically, how current assessment instruments are structured to prompt, or inhibit, particular rater responses.
Subjectivity is increasingly recognized as a key dimension of rater cognition. Before the medical education community embraces subjectivity, however, it should consider how subjectivity and objectivity interact. Even more critically, it should consider how current assessment instruments prompt or inhibit particular rater responses.
In summary, comma use baffles many writers. If you know the basic comma rules and the logic that governs comma preferences, you can better decide when a comma is prohibited, necessary, or a matter of personal taste. Consistency in these decisions is critical to ensuring clarity in your writing.

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Please start cutting , Dr. Franklin .
 Please start cutting Dr. Franklin .
 Comma placement can radically alter the meaning of a sentence . But many of us struggle to know where exactly to put them . How do you decide ? Do you treat commas like salt , sprinkling them over your writing according to your personal taste ? Have you a vague sense that , like too much salt , too many commas are bad for you ? Or are you an adherent of the ‘ breathing ’ rule , inserting commas wherever a reader might need an O2 break ? Have you ever wondered why those editing your work have removed one comma but not another ?
 The purpose of a comma is to separate clauses within a sentence , phrases within a clause or words within a phrase , in order to succinctly and unambiguously express meaning . Seems straightforward , right ? Wrong . The comma is arguably the most misunderstood of punctuation tools . Ask someone about comma rules and even those who begin with confidence are likely to trail off apologetically . This is because comma use is not fully explained by rules ; it depends in part on taste . But , as David Crystal insists in his history of punctuation , variation in comma use is neither infinite nor totally idiosyncratic . It turns out that there are two broad schools of punctuation , and understanding them can help us to unravel the complexities of comma use . In the elocutional school , with its origins in antiquity , commas indicate intonation and pauses in oral speech . In the grammatical school , which arose with the advent of the printing press , commas express grammatical relations among parts of the sentence . What ’s tricky is that both approaches are still alive and well , so that most of us have been trained , explicitly or implicitly , to use a bit of both in our writing .
 Getting control of your commas requires distinguishing between rules and preferences , which map closely onto the grammatical and elocutional schools of comma use . The aim of this Writer ’s Craft section is to help you ascertain when commas are prohibited , when they are necessary , and when they are unnecessary but acceptable as a matter of preference .
 This list is not exhaustive , nor is it in any particular order of priority . Based on my experience reviewing and mentoring scholarly writing in medical education , these are among the most common comma errors in our community .
 When the subject and its verb are side by side , never separate them with a comma .
 Incorrect : Fourth - year medical students and first - year residents , participated in the study .
 Correct : Fourth - year medical students and first - year residents participated in the study .
 If you are inclined to place a comma between your subject and verb , this usually signals that your subject is too long and the sentence should be reworked to shorten it . Inserting an elocutionary comma in this case — a comma that creates a pause so the reader can absorb the long subject and note the coming verb — is incorrect .
 Incorrect : The factors influencing residents ’ decisions about formal research training are , debt , role models , program culture and personal ambition .
 Correct : The factors influencing residents ’ decisions about formal research training are debt , role models , program culture and personal ambition .
 Commas are not used on their own to join independent sentences .
 Incorrect : I came to medical school , I saw all the work I had to do , incredibly I conquered it .
 Correct : I came to medical school . I saw all the work I had to do . Incredibly , I conquered it .
 In a compound sentence , a comma is necessary before the conjunction that joins the two independent clauses .
 Incorrect : The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment scheme but they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success .
 Correct : The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment scheme , but they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success .
 Incorrect : The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment , however they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success .
 Incorrect : The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment , however , they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success .
 Correct : The faculty agreed to participate in the new assessment ; however , they were not enthusiastic about its chances of success .
 Incorrect : Although the new electronic patient record is not believed to influence medical teaching there has been no systematic study of its educational effects .
 Correct : Although the new electronic patient record is not believed to influence medical teaching , there has been no systematic study of its educational effects .
 Correct : There has been no systematic study of the new electronic patient record ’s educational effects , although it is not believed to influence medical teaching .
 With relative clauses , a comma signals that the detail is parenthetical , while no comma indicates that the detail is necessary to the meaning of the sentence .
 Parenthetical : The faculty , who had been carefully trained , were expert clinical teachers .
 Necessary : The faculty who had been carefully trained were expert clinical teachers .
 In this qualitative research study , the focus was residents ’ experiences of workplace - based assessment .
 In this qualitative research study the focus was residents ’ experiences of workplace - based assessment .
 In this qualitative research study conducted by Sinclair et al during the shift to competency - based medical education in Canada , the focus was residents ’ experience of workplace - based assessment .
 The last , longer wind - up is much easier to read with an elocutionary comma separating it from the main clause , and some would argue that this comma is grammatically obligatory . Crystal offers , as a general rule , that phrases longer than 7 words are more likely to take a comma in such cases .
 The committees requiring new members include occupational safety , finance , promotion and tenure , and strategic planning .
 Newspaper articles rarely use this comma ; academic writing often does , but it varies by publishing press . When in doubt , check the usage for the journal you are writing for .
 Before embracing subjectivity , increasingly recognized as a key dimension of rater cognition , the medical education community needs to consider how subjectivity and objectivity interact and , even more critically , how current assessment instruments are structured to prompt , or inhibit , particular rater responses .
 Subjectivity is increasingly recognized as a key dimension of rater cognition . Before the medical education community embraces subjectivity , however , it should consider how subjectivity and objectivity interact . Even more critically , it should consider how current assessment instruments prompt or inhibit particular rater responses .
 In summary , comma use baffles many writers . If you know the basic comma rules and the logic that governs comma preferences , you can better decide when a comma is prohibited , necessary , or a matter of personal taste . Consistency in these decisions is critical to ensuring clarity in your writing .


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Jordan Mickey’s incredible second half willed Khimki past Buducnost on the road.
Khimki Moscow Region got a much-needed and tight win in Podgorica against Buducnost VOLI, and Jordan Mickey had a phenomenal night.
The 24-year old is having a great year, but his performance on Thursday night was one of his best. It’s not only the fact that he scored 25 points and was one-point away from his career-high, but it’s also the fact that he was clutch down the stretch and efficient. Mickey, shot 7/9 from inside the arc, 2/3 from the three-point line, and 5/6 from the free-throw line, while also grabbing four rebounds, and handing out one assist.
“I just wanted to go out and play hard. I didn’t have a great first half. I kind of put my team in a hole. Second half, I just wanted to come out, be aggressive and try to help us get the win,” he said after the final buzzer.

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Jordan Mickey ’s incredible second half willed Khimki past Buducnost on the road .
 Khimki Moscow Region got a much - needed and tight win in Podgorica against Buducnost VOLI , and Jordan Mickey had a phenomenal night .
 The 24 - year old is having a great year , but his performance on Thursday night was one of his best . It ’s not only the fact that he scored 25 points and was one - point away from his career - high , but it ’s also the fact that he was clutch down the stretch and efficient . Mickey , shot 7/9 from inside the arc , 2/3 from the three - point line , and 5/6 from the free - throw line , while also grabbing four rebounds , and handing out one assist .
 “ I just wanted to go out and play hard . I did n’t have a great first half . I kind of put my team in a hole . Second half , I just wanted to come out , be aggressive and try to help us get the win , ” he said after the final buzzer .


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The usage of the definite article is a bit different in Romanian, compared to English. While in English you omit the definite article when the subject is cheese (etc.) in general, in Romanian you have to use it.
Like in italian? When saying bread, you say "the bread" instead (at least in most circumstances, to my knowledge).

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The usage of the definite article is a bit different in Romanian , compared to English . While in English you omit the definite article when the subject is cheese ( etc . ) in general , in Romanian you have to use it .
 Like in italian ? When saying bread , you say " the bread " instead ( at least in most circumstances , to my knowledge ) .


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Shares across Europe and Asia were in the red earlier today as investors were left on edge from mounting fears over the state of the global economy. The benchmark UK share index slipped to 7.149.50 shortly after the open before recovering some initial losses to 7,200.76 just after 11:00AM UK time. The FTSE 100 bounce-back came after the release of better-than-expected German confidence data, which came as a surprise to investors after weak manufacturing data fuelled concerns over the state of Europe’s largest economy. The German IFO expectations survey rose to 95.6, while the business climate index rose to 99.6, and both of these better than forecast figures were the highest readings in three months.
In Germany, the DAX was down 0.14 percent at the same time of writing.
The CAC 40 in France had lost 0.15 percent.
Meanwhile, the FTSE 250 was at one point down to its lowest since mid-February.
In Asia, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dropped 1.4 percent in a broad sell-off in equities in the region.
The Nikkei in Japan tumbled 3.2 percent, while South Korea’s Kospi index declined 1.6 percent and Australian shares faltered 1.3 percent.
US 10-year treasury yields were last 1.9 basis points below three-month rates after yields inverted for the first time since 2007 on Friday.
Analysts have often seen an inverted yield curve – where long-term rates fall below short-term – as a sign of an recession looming.
Concerns over a US recession saw the Dow Jones end the trading week 460 points down on Friday.
JPMorgan analysts said in a note to clients: “The bond market price action is an enormous blaring siren to anyone trying to be optimistic on stocks.
Shares in Britain have also been impacted by ongoing uncertainty from Brexit, with Britain’s departure from the European Union still posing questions for investors.

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Shares across Europe and Asia were in the red earlier today as investors were left on edge from mounting fears over the state of the global economy . The benchmark UK share index slipped to 7.149.50 shortly after the open before recovering some initial losses to 7,200.76 just after 11:00AM UK time . The FTSE 100 bounce - back came after the release of better - than - expected German confidence data , which came as a surprise to investors after weak manufacturing data fuelled concerns over the state of Europe ’s largest economy . The German IFO expectations survey rose to 95.6 , while the business climate index rose to 99.6 , and both of these better than forecast figures were the highest readings in three months .
 In Germany , the DAX was down 0.14 percent at the same time of writing .
 The CAC 40 in France had lost 0.15 percent .
 Meanwhile , the FTSE 250 was at one point down to its lowest since mid - February .
 In Asia , MSCI ’s broadest index of Asia - Pacific shares outside Japan dropped 1.4 percent in a broad sell - off in equities in the region .
 The Nikkei in Japan tumbled 3.2 percent , while South Korea ’s Kospi index declined 1.6 percent and Australian shares faltered 1.3 percent .
 US 10 - year treasury yields were last 1.9 basis points below three - month rates after yields inverted for the first time since 2007 on Friday .
 Analysts have often seen an inverted yield curve – where long - term rates fall below short - term – as a sign of an recession looming .
 Concerns over a US recession saw the Dow Jones end the trading week 460 points down on Friday .
 JPMorgan analysts said in a note to clients : “ The bond market price action is an enormous blaring siren to anyone trying to be optimistic on stocks .
 Shares in Britain have also been impacted by ongoing uncertainty from Brexit , with Britain ’s departure from the European Union still posing questions for investors .


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Time and place determines how words and meanings effect events and slant opinions.
The “era” of “parables” mythologizing national “ethos” is upon us.
It used to be that the noun word “beliefs” indicated religious affiliation, and those with like “values” congregated together in the same social circle.
At one time both the national and international media published stories about some of the “values” social circles that celebrated their wealth.
Back then, mostly US media published stories about religious groups citing themes about “beliefs” that made national news.
Now during moments of terrorist inspired attacks, the noun word “values” binds the leaders of the Western world in the Eurozone.
During the recent London Bridge atrocity, Prime Minister May utilized national “ethos” to cite “parables” about “values” and “beliefs” that bring everyone together.
However, the “globalism” of a world intertwined by a variety of “values” and “beliefs” are bringing cultural shift splits in the “values” that bind the Eurozone Western collective espousing open free borders.
In the USA the “parable” of “values” is assigned to politicians who tell stories of what the “ethos” of America is all about.
Even the Johnny come lately POTUS 45 used the “values ethos” to “parable” for his recent speech to the Polish people.
In 2017 the use of “values” and “beliefs” can legitimize a politically inspired solution to invalidate the US 2016 election.
Those who hunt for “parables” to tell stories now use the “ethos” of America to tell the “values parable” for the purpose of finding corroborating evidence.
And for the purpose of determining whether “treason” or “collusion” has a “beliefs parable,” now the political party that lost the 2016 election claims impeachment is applicable for taking down a lawfully elected POTUS.
I tested the above conclusion using the full power of **Yahoo’s “search engine” Internet subject choices, and I couldn’t find a precedent for using the *“choke” verb to describe an action, except when it’s done in a “sports” context.
According to my further research, reporters who write about the political scene use sports metaphors to describe the actions of a politician.
Nevertheless, I must conclude that since a “metaphor” isn’t a “verb,” use of the “choke” verb is now more than an anomaly used at election time.
The “choke” verb is now used by reporters who are repeating the continual use of the “choke” verb first used by POTUS 45 during his election campaign to describe the previous GOP’s Presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s inglorious defeat.
The verb word “choke” as used by POTUS 45 fits “sound bytes” in social media.
I wanted to determine if prior Presidents were known for “sport verbs”—the Google Internet search engine added further research.
Expect additional POTUS 45 “sports themed verbs” accepted to "common use" by a nation engaged with a more entertainment focused political scene “speak” in a social media world that takes on the political news scene to connect with each other.

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Time and place determines how words and meanings effect events and slant opinions .
 The “ era ” of “ parables ” mythologizing national “ ethos ” is upon us .
 It used to be that the noun word “ beliefs ” indicated religious affiliation , and those with like “ values ” congregated together in the same social circle .
 At one time both the national and international media published stories about some of the “ values ” social circles that celebrated their wealth .
 Back then , mostly US media published stories about religious groups citing themes about “ beliefs ” that made national news .
 Now during moments of terrorist inspired attacks , the noun word “ values ” binds the leaders of the Western world in the Eurozone .
 During the recent London Bridge atrocity , Prime Minister May utilized national “ ethos ” to cite “ parables ” about “ values ” and “ beliefs ” that bring everyone together .
 However , the “ globalism ” of a world intertwined by a variety of “ values ” and “ beliefs ” are bringing cultural shift splits in the “ values ” that bind the Eurozone Western collective espousing open free borders .
 In the USA the “ parable ” of “ values ” is assigned to politicians who tell stories of what the “ ethos ” of America is all about .
 Even the Johnny come lately POTUS 45 used the “ values ethos ” to “ parable ” for his recent speech to the Polish people .
 In 2017 the use of “ values ” and “ beliefs ” can legitimize a politically inspired solution to invalidate the US 2016 election .
 Those who hunt for “ parables ” to tell stories now use the “ ethos ” of America to tell the “ values parable ” for the purpose of finding corroborating evidence .
 And for the purpose of determining whether “ treason ” or “ collusion ” has a “ beliefs parable , ” now the political party that lost the 2016 election claims impeachment is applicable for taking down a lawfully elected POTUS .
 I tested the above conclusion using the full power of * * Yahoo ’s “ search engine ” Internet subject choices , and I could n’t find a precedent for using the * “ choke ” verb to describe an action , except when it ’s done in a “ sports ” context .
 According to my further research , reporters who write about the political scene use sports metaphors to describe the actions of a politician .
 Nevertheless , I must conclude that since a “ metaphor ” is n’t a “ verb , ” use of the “ choke ” verb is now more than an anomaly used at election time .
 The “ choke ” verb is now used by reporters who are repeating the continual use of the “ choke ” verb first used by POTUS 45 during his election campaign to describe the previous GOP ’s Presidential candidate Mitt Romney ’s inglorious defeat .
 The verb word “ choke ” as used by POTUS 45 fits “ sound bytes ” in social media .
 I wanted to determine if prior Presidents were known for “ sport verbs”—the Google Internet search engine added further research .
 Expect additional POTUS 45 “ sports themed verbs ” accepted to " common use " by a nation engaged with a more entertainment focused political scene “ speak ” in a social media world that takes on the political news scene to connect with each other .


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Michael Heizer, shown in cowboy hat and yellow shirt at LACMA, and his piece "Levitated Mass" are the subject of a new documentary.
Artist Michael Heizer's "Levitated Mass" is the subject of a new documentary to be screened as part of Los Angeles Film Festival.
Our sister blog, Movies Now, reports that "Levitated Mass: The Story of Michael Heizer's Monolithic Sculpture" will premiere June 20 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Bing Theater.
The film chronicles Heizer's life and passion for the piece, which was four decades and $10 million in the making.
After it arrived at LACMA last March, the sculpture had its official opening in June. The giant rock straddles a 15-foot deep channel, allowing visitors a seldom-seen sight: the underbelly of a 340-ton boulder.
The rock’s 11-day road trip last spring from a quarry in Riverside to the Mid-Wilshire museum captivated residents in Southern California and beyond.

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Michael Heizer , shown in cowboy hat and yellow shirt at LACMA , and his piece " Levitated Mass " are the subject of a new documentary .
 Artist Michael Heizer 's " Levitated Mass " is the subject of a new documentary to be screened as part of Los Angeles Film Festival .
 Our sister blog , Movies Now , reports that " Levitated Mass : The Story of Michael Heizer 's Monolithic Sculpture " will premiere June 20 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art ’s Bing Theater .
 The film chronicles Heizer 's life and passion for the piece , which was four decades and $ 10 million in the making .
 After it arrived at LACMA last March , the sculpture had its official opening in June . The giant rock straddles a 15 - foot deep channel , allowing visitors a seldom - seen sight : the underbelly of a 340 - ton boulder .
 The rock ’s 11 - day road trip last spring from a quarry in Riverside to the Mid - Wilshire museum captivated residents in Southern California and beyond .


text: Most people outside (and some inside) the wine business have a romanticized view of what this business is all about. Most things look different when you are an audience member. Once you go behind the curtain, you can become extremely disillusioned by what you see. So if you love wine….. STOP READING NOW! KEEP BELIEVING IN UNICORNS!

tokenized: Most people outside ( and some inside ) the wine business have a romanticized view of what this business is all about . Most things look different when you are an audience member . Once you go behind the curtain , you can become extremely disillusioned by what you see . So if you love wine … .. STOP READING NOW ! KEEP BELIEVING IN UNICORNS !


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Attendants clean the pool deck at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Katie Hoff of the United States competes in the Women's 800m Freestyle Heat 3 at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Michael Phelps of the United States competes in the Men's 100m Butterfly Heat 9 at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Margaret Hoelzer of the United States competes in the Women's 200m Backstroke Heat 5 held at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Spectators walk outside the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube as rain falls during the 2008 Beijing Olympics on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Japan celebrate after defeating the Chinese Taipei 6-1 during their preliminary baseball game at the Wukesong Baseball Field during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
South Korea's JungJoo Kim, right, fights against Virgin Islands' John Jackson during their 2008 Olympic Games Welterweight (69 kg) boxing bout on Thursday in Beijing.
Asset Mambetov of Kazhakstan (Red) wrestles with Marek Svec of Czech Republic (Blue) to win the bronze medal in the Greco-Roman wrestling 96kg division during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on Thursday.
Great Britain's players celebrate after scoring a goal against New Zealand during a 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women's field hockey match in Beijing on Thursday. Great Britain won 2-1.
Chinese Taipei cheer their team on against Japan during their preliminary baseball game at the Wukesong Baseball Field during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
Venus Williams of the U.S. returns the ball to Na Li of China during their 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women's quarterfinal tennis match at the Olympic Green Tennis Centre in Beijing on Thursday.
Cedric Burdet of Croatia passes against France during the handball match held at the Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing, China.
A Mexican supporter watches the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women's preliminary beach volleyball match Norway vs. Mexico at Beijing's Chaoyang Park Beach Volleyball Ground on Thursday.

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Attendants clean the pool deck at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Katie Hoff of the United States competes in the Women 's 800 m Freestyle Heat 3 at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Michael Phelps of the United States competes in the Men 's 100 m Butterfly Heat 9 at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Margaret Hoelzer of the United States competes in the Women 's 200 m Backstroke Heat 5 held at the National Aquatics Centre during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Spectators walk outside the Bird 's Nest and the Water Cube as rain falls during the 2008 Beijing Olympics on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Japan celebrate after defeating the Chinese Taipei 6 - 1 during their preliminary baseball game at the Wukesong Baseball Field during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 South Korea 's JungJoo Kim , right , fights against Virgin Islands ' John Jackson during their 2008 Olympic Games Welterweight ( 69 kg ) boxing bout on Thursday in Beijing .
 Asset Mambetov of Kazhakstan ( Red ) wrestles with Marek Svec of Czech Republic ( Blue ) to win the bronze medal in the Greco - Roman wrestling 96 kg division during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on Thursday .
 Great Britain 's players celebrate after scoring a goal against New Zealand during a 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women 's field hockey match in Beijing on Thursday . Great Britain won 2 - 1 .
 Chinese Taipei cheer their team on against Japan during their preliminary baseball game at the Wukesong Baseball Field during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 Venus Williams of the U.S. returns the ball to Na Li of China during their 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women 's quarterfinal tennis match at the Olympic Green Tennis Centre in Beijing on Thursday .
 Cedric Burdet of Croatia passes against France during the handball match held at the Olympic Sports Center Gymnasium during Day 6 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on Thursday in Beijing , China .
 A Mexican supporter watches the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games women 's preliminary beach volleyball match Norway vs. Mexico at Beijing 's Chaoyang Park Beach Volleyball Ground on Thursday .


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Hyperthyroidism, also called Grave’s Disease, is an immunologically mediated thyroid disease. That basically means it is brought on by the action of specific abnormal autoantibodies, called thyroid receptor antibodies (TRAb), that stimulate excessive release of normal thyroid hormones into the blood. Thyroid hormones control body metabolism.
Features of hyperthyroidism are diffuse non-tender goiter (enlarged thyroid gland), elevated blood levels of thyroxine hormone, suppressed blood levels of thyrotropin hormone (TSH), and the presence of thyroid receptor antibodies in the blood.
Symptoms include various degrees of bulging eyeballs, staring, firm areas of edema or swellings of the lower legs in most patients, rapid pulse, increased blood pressure, palpitations, nervousness, depression, anxiety, heat intolerance, weight loss, thigh and upper arm weakness, brisk tendon reflexes, cardiac abnormalities and oligomenorrhea in females – infrequent or scanty menstruation.
According to a recent medical study of 111 people with hyperthyroidism, 4.5% had positive celiac disease antibodies, 14% had anti-gliadin antibodies and 3% had IgA deficiency. Anti-gliadin antibodies demonstrate a normal reaction to the abnormal presence of gluten in the blood. The high presence of anti-gliadin antibodies in thyroid disorders is likely related to gluten entering the bloodstream through the small intestine via “leaky gut.” Leaky gut can result from poorly digested gluten with or without celiac disease.
The good news is that a strict gluten free diet can successfully treat hyperthyroidism in celiac disease.
If you have hyperthyroidism, be sure your doctor tests you for celiac disease and gluten sensitivity. Anti-gliadin antibody (AGA-IgA and AGA-IgG) tests for gluten sensitivity while EMA-IgA and EMA-IgG or tTG-IgA and tTG-IgG are specific tests for celiac disease. Testing that is based on IgA only would give a false negative result for individuals who are unable to produce IgA antibodies, that is, in IgA deficiency.
If your physician refuses or dismisses the idea of testing for celiac disease, please get a second opinion from a medical provider who is knowledgeable about celiac disease. The longer gluten is consumed, the greater will be its damaging effects on your body.
Celiac disease is a hereditary, auto-immune disorder estimated to affect 1% of the human population (3 million in the US). Less than 3 % are estimated to be medically diagnosed, but numbers are expected to rapidly increase as diagnosis improves. Celiac disease is caused by the ingestion of wheat, barley, rye and oats and treated by removing these items from the diet. Signs, symptoms, associated disorders and complications can affect any part of the body and removal of the offending foods can result in complete recovery. Visit Glutenfreeworks.com for more information.
Ch’ng CL, Keston Jones M, Kingham JGC. Celiac disease and autoimmune thyroid disease. Clinical Medicine & Research. May 2007; 5(3)184-192.

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Hyperthyroidism , also called Grave ’s Disease , is an immunologically mediated thyroid disease . That basically means it is brought on by the action of specific abnormal autoantibodies , called thyroid receptor antibodies ( TRAb ) , that stimulate excessive release of normal thyroid hormones into the blood . Thyroid hormones control body metabolism .
 Features of hyperthyroidism are diffuse non - tender goiter ( enlarged thyroid gland ) , elevated blood levels of thyroxine hormone , suppressed blood levels of thyrotropin hormone ( TSH ) , and the presence of thyroid receptor antibodies in the blood .
 Symptoms include various degrees of bulging eyeballs , staring , firm areas of edema or swellings of the lower legs in most patients , rapid pulse , increased blood pressure , palpitations , nervousness , depression , anxiety , heat intolerance , weight loss , thigh and upper arm weakness , brisk tendon reflexes , cardiac abnormalities and oligomenorrhea in females – infrequent or scanty menstruation .
 According to a recent medical study of 111 people with hyperthyroidism , 4.5 % had positive celiac disease antibodies , 14 % had anti - gliadin antibodies and 3 % had IgA deficiency . Anti - gliadin antibodies demonstrate a normal reaction to the abnormal presence of gluten in the blood . The high presence of anti - gliadin antibodies in thyroid disorders is likely related to gluten entering the bloodstream through the small intestine via “ leaky gut . ” Leaky gut can result from poorly digested gluten with or without celiac disease .
 The good news is that a strict gluten free diet can successfully treat hyperthyroidism in celiac disease .
 If you have hyperthyroidism , be sure your doctor tests you for celiac disease and gluten sensitivity . Anti - gliadin antibody ( AGA - IgA and AGA - IgG ) tests for gluten sensitivity while EMA - IgA and EMA - IgG or tTG - IgA and tTG - IgG are specific tests for celiac disease . Testing that is based on IgA only would give a false negative result for individuals who are unable to produce IgA antibodies , that is , in IgA deficiency .
 If your physician refuses or dismisses the idea of testing for celiac disease , please get a second opinion from a medical provider who is knowledgeable about celiac disease . The longer gluten is consumed , the greater will be its damaging effects on your body .
 Celiac disease is a hereditary , auto - immune disorder estimated to affect 1 % of the human population ( 3 million in the US ) . Less than 3 % are estimated to be medically diagnosed , but numbers are expected to rapidly increase as diagnosis improves . Celiac disease is caused by the ingestion of wheat , barley , rye and oats and treated by removing these items from the diet . Signs , symptoms , associated disorders and complications can affect any part of the body and removal of the offending foods can result in complete recovery . Visit Glutenfreeworks.com for more information .
 Ch’ng CL , Keston Jones M , Kingham JGC . Celiac disease and autoimmune thyroid disease . Clinical Medicine & Research . May 2007 ; 5(3)184 - 192 .


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Click on photo below to view our store .
 Any service related issues you can talk with Kim .
 If you need a dock for boats 16 - 34 give us a call .
 Pleasure Craft Operator Card - Click on Card to link to get your on - line Card .
 Drop by the store to pick up a copy of our SeaValue 2019 catalog .
 Please note many of the items listed in this catalog are cheaper in the store .
 If you can not find what you are looking for , give us a call . This catalog does not list everything we have .
 Where do I transfer the ownership of a boat ?
 Click on the link below to ON - Line Boat Transfer .
 Getting to Island View . Click on map for directions .
 For painting information click on interlux link .


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Announcements: To sign up for email notifications from this chapter, click here and select the "Join Group" button ( ) at the top of the page. All SABR members are eligible to sign up for announcements from any chapter.
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The Korea Chapter , established in 2013 , serves SABR members in South Korea .
 Announcements : To sign up for email notifications from this chapter , click here and select the " Join Group " button ( ) at the top of the page . All SABR members are eligible to sign up for announcements from any chapter .
 Meetings : To learn more about the next Korea Chapter meeting , contact a chapter leader below .


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Over the years, I have seen the benefit of using sentence starter strips in speech therapy with my language impaired students. A lot of my students with language delays need visual supports to help them build longer utterances. Using sentence starter strips in speech therapy provides a visual framework for organizing their thoughts. Many of my speech students receptively know what they want to say, but struggle with expressively communicating those ideas in a clear and concise way.
Many of my speech students receptively know what they want to say, but struggle with expressively communicating those ideas in a clear and concise way. For our students with language impairments processing language can be very daunting and overwhelming. We as SLP’s can lighten that language load by incorporating visual sentence strips in therapy.
Sentence starter strips are easy to make and don’t require a ton of prep. This is an amazing thing for the busy SLP! I love that I can prep this in under 10 minutes for my therapy groups and can use it over and over again for my groups. When I use bright colored paper or sentence strips that have visual picture supports, my students become more engaged in the activity. You can adapt the sentence starter strips for your lesson, so you can easily write a sentence starter that relates to the topic you are discussing. The other reason I love sentence starter strips is that I can align them with the speaking and listening standards. Our students are now required to express their opinion, ask questions, and share the reasons behind their thoughts. When I observe general education classrooms, I see A LOT of sentence starters around the room. This is a scaffolding technique that a lot of teachers use to help student’s become more efficient writers. When we target this with oral language, we are building the language piece that writing involves. There is also research that shows students who are English Learners benefit from the use of sentence frames or sentence starters.
I grab a deck of Artic Photo Cards Fun Decks From Super Duper or artic/language cards from my TPT resources to use with the sentence starter strips. This is a perfect way to target both articulation and language goals if you have mixed groups! Sentence starter strips are also great for teaching prepositional phrases and conjunctions. One of the easiest places to find stimulus items for teaching prepositional phrases and conjunctions is google images! If I have time, I usually will search google images for pictures that I want and cut and paste them into a powerpoint. Then, I use those images along with my sentence strips as a therapy lesson. I love having sentence strips for inferencing, predicting, explaining opinion and discussing the main idea.
When you find yourself scribbling the same sentence frames on scratch paper during your speech sessions, it usually means that it might be good to have a permanent set of sentence frames that you can grab n’ go for your sessions. This is what I kept running into, so instead of writing sentence frames on my post it notes, I decided to use some multi-colored sentence strips I found in my speech room. One skill I work on a lot is describing nouns by attributes. I usually start with 1-3 attributes depending on the student’s skills. You can find these sentence strips on on amazon and you get 75 in the pack (amazon affiliate link). Let’s talk storage! I like to use Pocket Charts to storage my sentence strips and to use during instruction. I just found these Classroom Sentence Strip Storage Box on Amazon that could also be helpful for storage! I recommend getting different colored sentence strips to visually show different skills or use different colored markers.
How do you use sentence starter strips in speech therapy?
Thanks Felice! Great and super easy.. I just went to Amazon.
Yes, I love these!! I was even thinking you could use with the EET or for carrier phrases for articulation.
I love this! I do this with EET as you mentioned. It helps kids with poor expressive language. I want to share that they make dry erase sentence strips. Some are magnetic! Can you take it? Too much, right?!

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Over the years , I have seen the benefit of using sentence starter strips in speech therapy with my language impaired students . A lot of my students with language delays need visual supports to help them build longer utterances . Using sentence starter strips in speech therapy provides a visual framework for organizing their thoughts . Many of my speech students receptively know what they want to say , but struggle with expressively communicating those ideas in a clear and concise way .
 Many of my speech students receptively know what they want to say , but struggle with expressively communicating those ideas in a clear and concise way . For our students with language impairments processing language can be very daunting and overwhelming . We as SLP ’s can lighten that language load by incorporating visual sentence strips in therapy .
 Sentence starter strips are easy to make and do n’t require a ton of prep . This is an amazing thing for the busy SLP ! I love that I can prep this in under 10 minutes for my therapy groups and can use it over and over again for my groups . When I use bright colored paper or sentence strips that have visual picture supports , my students become more engaged in the activity . You can adapt the sentence starter strips for your lesson , so you can easily write a sentence starter that relates to the topic you are discussing . The other reason I love sentence starter strips is that I can align them with the speaking and listening standards . Our students are now required to express their opinion , ask questions , and share the reasons behind their thoughts . When I observe general education classrooms , I see A LOT of sentence starters around the room . This is a scaffolding technique that a lot of teachers use to help student ’s become more efficient writers . When we target this with oral language , we are building the language piece that writing involves . There is also research that shows students who are English Learners benefit from the use of sentence frames or sentence starters .
 I grab a deck of Artic Photo Cards Fun Decks From Super Duper or artic / language cards from my TPT resources to use with the sentence starter strips . This is a perfect way to target both articulation and language goals if you have mixed groups ! Sentence starter strips are also great for teaching prepositional phrases and conjunctions . One of the easiest places to find stimulus items for teaching prepositional phrases and conjunctions is google images ! If I have time , I usually will search google images for pictures that I want and cut and paste them into a powerpoint . Then , I use those images along with my sentence strips as a therapy lesson . I love having sentence strips for inferencing , predicting , explaining opinion and discussing the main idea .
 When you find yourself scribbling the same sentence frames on scratch paper during your speech sessions , it usually means that it might be good to have a permanent set of sentence frames that you can grab n ’ go for your sessions . This is what I kept running into , so instead of writing sentence frames on my post it notes , I decided to use some multi - colored sentence strips I found in my speech room . One skill I work on a lot is describing nouns by attributes . I usually start with 1 - 3 attributes depending on the student ’s skills . You can find these sentence strips on on amazon and you get 75 in the pack ( amazon affiliate link ) . Let ’s talk storage ! I like to use Pocket Charts to storage my sentence strips and to use during instruction . I just found these Classroom Sentence Strip Storage Box on Amazon that could also be helpful for storage ! I recommend getting different colored sentence strips to visually show different skills or use different colored markers .
 How do you use sentence starter strips in speech therapy ?
 Thanks Felice ! Great and super easy .. I just went to Amazon .
 Yes , I love these ! ! I was even thinking you could use with the EET or for carrier phrases for articulation .
 I love this ! I do this with EET as you mentioned . It helps kids with poor expressive language . I want to share that they make dry erase sentence strips . Some are magnetic ! Can you take it ? Too much , right ? !


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Who Will Get the Coveted Seats in Michelle Obama's Box at the State of the Union?
It's the hottest seat at the State of the Union: the first lady's box.
Sitting next to Michelle Obama can have its perks. Beyond having the opportunity to — you know — sit next to the first lady, the dozen or so people chosen will end up on the national stage for the evening. At a speech that outlines President Obama's priorities for the next year, the guest list helps the White House to send a message about the issues the president considers most important.
Last year, for example, one of the key themes of Obama's speech was a push to ensure the wealthiest Americans paid their fair share of taxes — the so-called "Buffett Rule." The White House invited billionaire investor Warren Buffett's secretary, Debbie Bosanek, to sit with the first lady. In the speech, the president spoke of her to make his point that it was unfair for a billionaire's secretary to pay a higher tax rate than her boss.
Also in the first lady's box last year was former astronaut Mark Kelly, the husband of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., who was shot in 2011 along with 18 others in Tucson. When Obama entered the House chamber, he stopped to give Giffords a hug, which was met by a standing ovation. Up-and-coming Democrat Julian Castro, the mayor of San Antonio, also got an invite last year.
So, in a year when the president is likely to highlight legislative priorities such as gun control, immigration reform, and "balanced" deficit reduction, who will end up on the White House guest list? Newtown families? The latest recipient of the Medal of Honor? An undocumented worker?
That's where you, the readers, come in. Tell us who you think will be in the first lady's box at the State of the Union and why the White House would invite them. Leave a comment below or send me an e-mail with your answers. We'll publish your responses on Monday.
And for some help, here are the guest lists from 2012, 2011, and 2010.

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Who Will Get the Coveted Seats in Michelle Obama 's Box at the State of the Union ?
 It 's the hottest seat at the State of the Union : the first lady 's box .
 Sitting next to Michelle Obama can have its perks . Beyond having the opportunity to — you know — sit next to the first lady , the dozen or so people chosen will end up on the national stage for the evening . At a speech that outlines President Obama 's priorities for the next year , the guest list helps the White House to send a message about the issues the president considers most important .
 Last year , for example , one of the key themes of Obama 's speech was a push to ensure the wealthiest Americans paid their fair share of taxes — the so - called " Buffett Rule . " The White House invited billionaire investor Warren Buffett 's secretary , Debbie Bosanek , to sit with the first lady . In the speech , the president spoke of her to make his point that it was unfair for a billionaire 's secretary to pay a higher tax rate than her boss .
 Also in the first lady 's box last year was former astronaut Mark Kelly , the husband of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords , D - Ariz. , who was shot in 2011 along with 18 others in Tucson . When Obama entered the House chamber , he stopped to give Giffords a hug , which was met by a standing ovation . Up - and - coming Democrat Julian Castro , the mayor of San Antonio , also got an invite last year .
 So , in a year when the president is likely to highlight legislative priorities such as gun control , immigration reform , and " balanced " deficit reduction , who will end up on the White House guest list ? Newtown families ? The latest recipient of the Medal of Honor ? An undocumented worker ?
 That 's where you , the readers , come in . Tell us who you think will be in the first lady 's box at the State of the Union and why the White House would invite them . Leave a comment below or send me an e - mail with your answers . We 'll publish your responses on Monday .
 And for some help , here are the guest lists from 2012 , 2011 , and 2010 .


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MUMBAI (REUTERS) - Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been banned from bowling for 12 months after his action was found to be illegal for the second time since November, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Friday.
Former Pakistan captain Hafeez was initially reported after the first Test against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi in November and was subsequently banned after an independent analysis found his action to be illegal.
He was cleared to bowl in April after changing his action but the part-time off-spinner was again reported by match officials for a suspect action during last month's Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
"Hafeez is entitled to appeal any procedural aspect of an independent assessment that has led to this automatic suspension," the ICC said in a statement.

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MUMBAI ( REUTERS ) - Pakistan all - rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been banned from bowling for 12 months after his action was found to be illegal for the second time since November , the International Cricket Council ( ICC ) said on Friday .
 Former Pakistan captain Hafeez was initially reported after the first Test against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi in November and was subsequently banned after an independent analysis found his action to be illegal .
 He was cleared to bowl in April after changing his action but the part - time off - spinner was again reported by match officials for a suspect action during last month 's Test against Sri Lanka in Galle .
 " Hafeez is entitled to appeal any procedural aspect of an independent assessment that has led to this automatic suspension , " the ICC said in a statement .


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Backpacking tents are usually classified by several measures, such as seasonality, readiness to withstand severe climatic conditions, and sleeping capacity.
The best backpacking tents achieve a good balance between space and weight, meaning they must be lightweight for carrying with other supplies over long distances, yet roomy and comfortable enough to allow you to get a good rest after a long and exhausting trek. Your tent is a refuge during adverse weather conditions, a shelter against the elements, insects, and other creatures, and a private place to rest amidst other campers.
The MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2-Person Tent has a roomy 29 square foot interior space that comfortably accommodates two persons. It is extremely portable at 1.54 kg, and folds into a compact 18 x 6 inches that easily fits into your pack. The two-door tent design keeps the tent well ventilated while the roll-up vestibule and optional stargazer view give it a spacious and airy feel.
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The tent is adaptable, with two fast-and-light pitch modes with or without the footprints for protecting the tent floor, and pitching modes with or without the rainfly.
The MSR Elixir 2-Person Tent has a floor area of 29 square feet, two easy entry doors, two vestibules for stacking camping gear, and optimized headroom thanks to the unique pole geometry. Its design and construction materials keep the tent well-ventilated, snug, and comfortable for two persons. It features a star-patterned skylight for excellent views and waterproof, taped-seam rainfly that will keep occupants dry even in rainstorms.
The MSR Elixir is a versatile tent made from a combination of solid canopy and breathable mesh fabrics for ventilation and warmth. The canopy is made from 40D ripstop and the mesh from 20D-nylon micromesh, while the floor fabric is 70D taffeta nylon with 3000mm Durashield polyurethane. It is lightweight and easy to set up, with color-coded poles, clips and webbing, and packs into a compact 20 x 7 inch-size that easily fits into a backpack.
It ships with the MSR footprint that allows multiple setup options, including the Fast & Light pitch with rainfly.
With a floor area of 29 square feet, the MSR Flylite 2-Person Shelter is extremely lightweight, easy to set up and pack, and has a roomy, well-ventilated interior that remains snug and dry even during rainy weather. Minimally built from two trekking poles and a single wall, it gives ample headroom for stretching out and storing gear. It features a large awning with side wings that keep the rain out, and a large door equipped with a vent to reduce condensation.
The MSR Flylite is the ideal backpacking tent for trekkers who prefer a lightweight tent with ample headroom. It is simply constructed from two standard trekking poles and lightweight materials, such as 10D ripstop nylon for the rainfly, 10D micro mesh, and 20D ripstop nylon with 1200mm polyurethane and silicone for the floor fabric. It is quick to set up and easy to pack into a compact size of 18 x 6 inches that readily fits into a backpack.
These Mountain Safety Research tent reviews considered three excellent tents for backpacking, each with a notable feature that makes it different from the other. With ample room and lightweight construction, backpackers will find any one of these tents suitable for their treks.
The MSR Hubba Hubba is the top choice out of these MSR tent reviews for durability and all-weather suitability. It is very versatile, easy to set up, and extremely lightweight. It is good for all-season backpacking, combining durable materials with lightweight construction to create an airy and spacious interior. Outstanding features include the StayDry doors with built-in rain gutters, the cross-ventilating rainfly, two side vestibules for storing gear, and the symmetrical construction with non-tapered floors that optimize space for a roomy interior.
Finally, the MSR Flylite 2-Person Shelter is a good choice for mild weather treks. This full-protection shelter combines extremely lightweight materials with roomy interiors. Protection comes from the use of strong, coated fabric, taped seams, and reinforced corners and peak patches.

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Backpacking tents are usually classified by several measures , such as seasonality , readiness to withstand severe climatic conditions , and sleeping capacity .
 The best backpacking tents achieve a good balance between space and weight , meaning they must be lightweight for carrying with other supplies over long distances , yet roomy and comfortable enough to allow you to get a good rest after a long and exhausting trek . Your tent is a refuge during adverse weather conditions , a shelter against the elements , insects , and other creatures , and a private place to rest amidst other campers .
 The MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2 - Person Tent has a roomy 29 square foot interior space that comfortably accommodates two persons . It is extremely portable at 1.54 kg , and folds into a compact 18 x 6 inches that easily fits into your pack . The two - door tent design keeps the tent well ventilated while the roll - up vestibule and optional stargazer view give it a spacious and airy feel .
 The MSR Hubba Hubba NX 2 backpacking tent remains snug and dry even during a rainstorm . The rainfly and the canopy are constructed from 20DS ripstop nylon , while the floor fabric is 30D ripstop nylon with 3000 mm DuraShield polyurethane . The adjustable stakeout loops , color - coded clips , and unified hub and pole system make setup and packing easy .
 The tent is adaptable , with two fast - and - light pitch modes with or without the footprints for protecting the tent floor , and pitching modes with or without the rainfly .
 The MSR Elixir 2 - Person Tent has a floor area of 29 square feet , two easy entry doors , two vestibules for stacking camping gear , and optimized headroom thanks to the unique pole geometry . Its design and construction materials keep the tent well - ventilated , snug , and comfortable for two persons . It features a star - patterned skylight for excellent views and waterproof , taped - seam rainfly that will keep occupants dry even in rainstorms .
 The MSR Elixir is a versatile tent made from a combination of solid canopy and breathable mesh fabrics for ventilation and warmth . The canopy is made from 40D ripstop and the mesh from 20D - nylon micromesh , while the floor fabric is 70D taffeta nylon with 3000 mm Durashield polyurethane . It is lightweight and easy to set up , with color - coded poles , clips and webbing , and packs into a compact 20 x 7 inch - size that easily fits into a backpack .
 It ships with the MSR footprint that allows multiple setup options , including the Fast & Light pitch with rainfly .
 With a floor area of 29 square feet , the MSR Flylite 2 - Person Shelter is extremely lightweight , easy to set up and pack , and has a roomy , well - ventilated interior that remains snug and dry even during rainy weather . Minimally built from two trekking poles and a single wall , it gives ample headroom for stretching out and storing gear . It features a large awning with side wings that keep the rain out , and a large door equipped with a vent to reduce condensation .
 The MSR Flylite is the ideal backpacking tent for trekkers who prefer a lightweight tent with ample headroom . It is simply constructed from two standard trekking poles and lightweight materials , such as 10D ripstop nylon for the rainfly , 10D micro mesh , and 20D ripstop nylon with 1200 mm polyurethane and silicone for the floor fabric . It is quick to set up and easy to pack into a compact size of 18 x 6 inches that readily fits into a backpack .
 These Mountain Safety Research tent reviews considered three excellent tents for backpacking , each with a notable feature that makes it different from the other . With ample room and lightweight construction , backpackers will find any one of these tents suitable for their treks .
 The MSR Hubba Hubba is the top choice out of these MSR tent reviews for durability and all - weather suitability . It is very versatile , easy to set up , and extremely lightweight . It is good for all - season backpacking , combining durable materials with lightweight construction to create an airy and spacious interior . Outstanding features include the StayDry doors with built - in rain gutters , the cross - ventilating rainfly , two side vestibules for storing gear , and the symmetrical construction with non - tapered floors that optimize space for a roomy interior .
 Finally , the MSR Flylite 2 - Person Shelter is a good choice for mild weather treks . This full - protection shelter combines extremely lightweight materials with roomy interiors . Protection comes from the use of strong , coated fabric , taped seams , and reinforced corners and peak patches .


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The first step in sleep apnea treatment resides in recognition of the symptoms and seeking appropriate consultation. Charlotte Oral Surgery offers consultation and treatment options.
In addition to a detailed history, Dr. Moore will assess the anatomic relationships in the maxillofacial region. While current technology is limited in our ability to assess sites of airway obstruction (these techniques are typically utilized during the awake state), a combination of techniques are utilized to assess airway shape and reactivity. With a 3-D cone beam CT scan, Dr. Moore can assess the overall shape of the airway, the airway pattern type, as well as any craniofacial skeletal relationships that may be contributing to airway shape.
Dr. Moore has published a classification system for describing patterns of tongue-base narrowing, which can be helpful in applying specific surgical techniques. A supine nasopharyngeal exam is done with a flexible fiber-optic camera (this is a subjective exam), and an acoustic pharyngometer device can utilize sound-waves in order to make objective measurements of upper airway volume (enabling objective correlation to the subjective exam). To confirm the amount of cardiovascular compromise and decreased oxygenation levels, a sleep study is recommended to monitor individuals overnight.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) has recently published an exhaustive and detailed paper which reviews the use of Oral Appliances in the treatment of snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. Within the past several years, the medical literature surrounding the use of oral appliances has matured greatly, and there are now a significant number of Level I (ie: prospective, randomized-controlled, and placebo-controlled) trials which document the efficacy of oral appliances as a viable treatment option.
While not as effective as CPAP, the AASM has revised its recommendation for use of Oral Appliances in the treatment of Snoring and OSA, and as stated in its revised practice parameter paper oral appliances should be offered as first-line treatment for patients with mild-moderate OSA. Importantly, the AASM paper also makes note that the efficacy of oral appliances may be higher than that of soft palate surgery, which is currently one of the most common surgical procedures performed for this disorder. The AASM position paper (and accompanying literature review) now offers those millions of afflicted patients the option of another viable and efficacious non-surgical treatment modality for resolution of their sleep-related airway problem.
Initial treatment may also consist of using a nasal CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine that delivers pressurized oxygen through a nasal mask to limit obstruction at night. This therapy can be a life-changing treatment for those patients who accommodate well to it; however, while this treatment is still considered the gold-standard among non-surgical therapies for this disorder, many patients with milder forms of this disorder cannot tolerate the pressures inherent with this therapy (or with an alternative form of airway pressure therapy, called Bi-PAP [Bi-level Positive Airway Pressure]), and other options must be sought.
One of the surgical options that deals with the upper soft tissue airway is a uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP), which is performed in the back of the soft palate and throat. A similar procedure is sometime done with the assistance of a laser and is called a Laser Assisted uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP). In other cases, a radio-frequency probe is utilized to tighten the soft palate. Radiofrequency energy can also be used to shrink swollen inferior turbinate tissues (contributing to nasal obstruction), as well as shrink enlarged tonsils (utilizing Coblation or Somnoplasty technology). These procedures are usually performed either under light intravenous sedation in the office, or under general anesthesia in a hospital setting (patients with significant OSA should have their airways monitored post-operatively in a hospitalized ICU setting).
Soft palate surgery is often inappropriately performed as a first-line treatment for obstructive sleep apnea and snoring. While often considered the mother of all sore throats, risks of soft palate surgery are multiple. Significant complications including: bleeding, infection, velopharyngeal incompetence (inability of the soft palate to close off the nose from the mouth), palatal stenosis (complete closure of the nose from the mouth), inability to cure OSA and snoring, and importantly death. While isolated success stories exist, unfortunately, the general public has for years succumbed to the notion that snoring = soft palate surgery, and has resultingly suffered greatly.
Surgical therapies that deal with tongue-base obstruction (which is where the basic anatomic problem with OSA lies) include: genioglossus advancement (whereby the genioglossus and geniohyoid muscle to the mandibular symphysis are advanced forward via a block cut through bone in the anterior mandible), tongue-suspension suture techniques (Repose) involving a nonresorbable suture technique that holds the upper tongue-base forward, Hyoid Suspension (performed generally using tissue grafts that pull the hyoid bone closer to the mandibular symphysis or thyroid cartilage), radiofrequency tongue base reduction, jaw-advancement (telegnathic) surgery, and tracheotomy. Except for jaw advancement and tracheostomy, the surgical literature surrounding the above listed options is poor (at best), as most of these options are used in combination with other listed surgical treatments, and treatment effect for any one procedure is difficult to determine.
In more severe cases, the bones of the upper and lower jaw may be repositioned forward in order to increase the size of the airway (Telegnathic Surgery). This procedure is currently considered within the medical and dental literature as the most effective surgical option in treating OSA (outside of tracheotomy), and is performed in the hospital under general anesthesia, and requires several days overnight stay in the hospital.
Caution is advised when considering surgical therapy for OSA; no guarantees for sleep apnea surgery are ever provided in establishing a cure.

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The first step in sleep apnea treatment resides in recognition of the symptoms and seeking appropriate consultation . Charlotte Oral Surgery offers consultation and treatment options .
 In addition to a detailed history , Dr. Moore will assess the anatomic relationships in the maxillofacial region . While current technology is limited in our ability to assess sites of airway obstruction ( these techniques are typically utilized during the awake state ) , a combination of techniques are utilized to assess airway shape and reactivity . With a 3 - D cone beam CT scan , Dr. Moore can assess the overall shape of the airway , the airway pattern type , as well as any craniofacial skeletal relationships that may be contributing to airway shape .
 Dr. Moore has published a classification system for describing patterns of tongue - base narrowing , which can be helpful in applying specific surgical techniques . A supine nasopharyngeal exam is done with a flexible fiber - optic camera ( this is a subjective exam ) , and an acoustic pharyngometer device can utilize sound - waves in order to make objective measurements of upper airway volume ( enabling objective correlation to the subjective exam ) . To confirm the amount of cardiovascular compromise and decreased oxygenation levels , a sleep study is recommended to monitor individuals overnight .
 The American Academy of Sleep Medicine ( AASM ) has recently published an exhaustive and detailed paper which reviews the use of Oral Appliances in the treatment of snoring and obstructive sleep apnea . Within the past several years , the medical literature surrounding the use of oral appliances has matured greatly , and there are now a significant number of Level I ( ie : prospective , randomized - controlled , and placebo - controlled ) trials which document the efficacy of oral appliances as a viable treatment option .
 While not as effective as CPAP , the AASM has revised its recommendation for use of Oral Appliances in the treatment of Snoring and OSA , and as stated in its revised practice parameter paper oral appliances should be offered as first - line treatment for patients with mild - moderate OSA . Importantly , the AASM paper also makes note that the efficacy of oral appliances may be higher than that of soft palate surgery , which is currently one of the most common surgical procedures performed for this disorder . The AASM position paper ( and accompanying literature review ) now offers those millions of afflicted patients the option of another viable and efficacious non - surgical treatment modality for resolution of their sleep - related airway problem .
 Initial treatment may also consist of using a nasal CPAP ( Continuous Positive Airway Pressure ) machine that delivers pressurized oxygen through a nasal mask to limit obstruction at night . This therapy can be a life - changing treatment for those patients who accommodate well to it ; however , while this treatment is still considered the gold - standard among non - surgical therapies for this disorder , many patients with milder forms of this disorder can not tolerate the pressures inherent with this therapy ( or with an alternative form of airway pressure therapy , called Bi - PAP [ Bi - level Positive Airway Pressure ] ) , and other options must be sought .
 One of the surgical options that deals with the upper soft tissue airway is a uvulopalatopharyngoplasty ( UPPP ) , which is performed in the back of the soft palate and throat . A similar procedure is sometime done with the assistance of a laser and is called a Laser Assisted uvulopalatoplasty ( LAUP ) . In other cases , a radio - frequency probe is utilized to tighten the soft palate . Radiofrequency energy can also be used to shrink swollen inferior turbinate tissues ( contributing to nasal obstruction ) , as well as shrink enlarged tonsils ( utilizing Coblation or Somnoplasty technology ) . These procedures are usually performed either under light intravenous sedation in the office , or under general anesthesia in a hospital setting ( patients with significant OSA should have their airways monitored post - operatively in a hospitalized ICU setting ) .
 Soft palate surgery is often inappropriately performed as a first - line treatment for obstructive sleep apnea and snoring . While often considered the mother of all sore throats , risks of soft palate surgery are multiple . Significant complications including : bleeding , infection , velopharyngeal incompetence ( inability of the soft palate to close off the nose from the mouth ) , palatal stenosis ( complete closure of the nose from the mouth ) , inability to cure OSA and snoring , and importantly death . While isolated success stories exist , unfortunately , the general public has for years succumbed to the notion that snoring = soft palate surgery , and has resultingly suffered greatly .
 Surgical therapies that deal with tongue - base obstruction ( which is where the basic anatomic problem with OSA lies ) include : genioglossus advancement ( whereby the genioglossus and geniohyoid muscle to the mandibular symphysis are advanced forward via a block cut through bone in the anterior mandible ) , tongue - suspension suture techniques ( Repose ) involving a nonresorbable suture technique that holds the upper tongue - base forward , Hyoid Suspension ( performed generally using tissue grafts that pull the hyoid bone closer to the mandibular symphysis or thyroid cartilage ) , radiofrequency tongue base reduction , jaw - advancement ( telegnathic ) surgery , and tracheotomy . Except for jaw advancement and tracheostomy , the surgical literature surrounding the above listed options is poor ( at best ) , as most of these options are used in combination with other listed surgical treatments , and treatment effect for any one procedure is difficult to determine .
 In more severe cases , the bones of the upper and lower jaw may be repositioned forward in order to increase the size of the airway ( Telegnathic Surgery ) . This procedure is currently considered within the medical and dental literature as the most effective surgical option in treating OSA ( outside of tracheotomy ) , and is performed in the hospital under general anesthesia , and requires several days overnight stay in the hospital .
 Caution is advised when considering surgical therapy for OSA ; no guarantees for sleep apnea surgery are ever provided in establishing a cure .


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Ahead of her show at Union Chapel, the singer tells Alex Bellotti why she’s part of a mini musical revolution.
With a kooky aesthetic, a platinum record under her belt and the weight of Sony Records behind her, Australian musician Kate Miller-Heidke had every tool to break the international music charts.
When it came to recording her fourth album, O Vertigo, however, she had a change of heart. Ditching Sony, the opera and pop star asked her fans to fund it, choosing artistic freedom over commercial gain.
Mixing folk balladry, melodic synth pop and her distinctive, acrobatic vocals, the record has been lauded as her best yet, so when she brings it to the Union Chapel on Saturday, will she feel the brave decision has paid off?
“I wish I could take credit for that but it didn’t really feel brave, it just felt absolutely necessary. I guess I just embraced the idea of being a niche artist,” says the 33-year-old.
Having initially studied as a classical singer in her hometown Brisbane, the singer has also lent her hand to a series of operas; last year’s The Rabbits at Perth festival and a forthcoming show based on Borges’ The Book of Fantasy are just two illustrations of the modern, crossover style she favours. “As a solo artist, it can get lonely sometimes so it’s nice to work with other people,” she says, but believes there is something special about opera that’s attracting young people.
“The word opera – people have so many associations with it that aren’t necessarily true. Nobody’s out there trying to make more commercial operas – or maybe they are, but I don’t find that very interesting myself.
The artist isn’t sure what Saturday’s set will consist of, but seems to be embracing her newfound freedom on the stage as much as in the studio.

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Ahead of her show at Union Chapel , the singer tells Alex Bellotti why she ’s part of a mini musical revolution .
 With a kooky aesthetic , a platinum record under her belt and the weight of Sony Records behind her , Australian musician Kate Miller - Heidke had every tool to break the international music charts .
 When it came to recording her fourth album , O Vertigo , however , she had a change of heart . Ditching Sony , the opera and pop star asked her fans to fund it , choosing artistic freedom over commercial gain .
 Mixing folk balladry , melodic synth pop and her distinctive , acrobatic vocals , the record has been lauded as her best yet , so when she brings it to the Union Chapel on Saturday , will she feel the brave decision has paid off ?
 “ I wish I could take credit for that but it did n’t really feel brave , it just felt absolutely necessary . I guess I just embraced the idea of being a niche artist , ” says the 33 - year - old .
 Having initially studied as a classical singer in her hometown Brisbane , the singer has also lent her hand to a series of operas ; last year ’s The Rabbits at Perth festival and a forthcoming show based on Borges ’ The Book of Fantasy are just two illustrations of the modern , crossover style she favours . “ As a solo artist , it can get lonely sometimes so it ’s nice to work with other people , ” she says , but believes there is something special about opera that ’s attracting young people .
 “ The word opera – people have so many associations with it that are n’t necessarily true . Nobody ’s out there trying to make more commercial operas – or maybe they are , but I do n’t find that very interesting myself .
 The artist is n’t sure what Saturday ’s set will consist of , but seems to be embracing her newfound freedom on the stage as much as in the studio .


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Gov.-elect Phil Murphy says New Jersey needs “a stronger safety net” when it comes to affordable housing and access to food.
Gov.-elect Phil Murphy’s road to the Statehouse was paved with progressive promises but none involved ending homelessness or more affordable housing.
Lieutenant Governor-elect Sheila Oliver and Governor-elect Phil Murphy have a unique opportunity to provide the leadership to end homelessness in NJ.
On October 13, 2017, the Star-Ledger had a column by Stephen H. O’Connor about why Kim Guadagno and Phil Murphy should be talking about affordable housing.

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Gov.-elect Phil Murphy says New Jersey needs “ a stronger safety net ” when it comes to affordable housing and access to food .
 Gov.-elect Phil Murphy ’s road to the Statehouse was paved with progressive promises but none involved ending homelessness or more affordable housing .
 Lieutenant Governor - elect Sheila Oliver and Governor - elect Phil Murphy have a unique opportunity to provide the leadership to end homelessness in NJ .
 On October 13 , 2017 , the Star - Ledger had a column by Stephen H. O’Connor about why Kim Guadagno and Phil Murphy should be talking about affordable housing .


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If any of these organizations interest you, email us at socialinnovation@fordham.edu and we will connect you.
Overview: Students for Fair Trade promotes a social justice approach to business and commerce.
Overview: SEAJ seeks to engage Fordham students in issues of environmental consciousness affecting Fordham University, the greater Bronx and NYC community, and our global environment. If this interests you, email us at socialinnovation@fordham.edu and we will connect you.
Overview: Fordham Net Impact represents a new generation of business leaders who want to use their careers to solve the world's toughest sustainability challenges.
Overview: Good Mornings is a monthly breakfast series highlighting NYC community leaders in social innovation.
Overview: Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate participants about current events, diplomacy and the UN agenda.
Overview: The Sustainability Committee is a facet of United Student Government that is focused on improving sustainability efforts at Fordham as well as educating the Fordham community.
Overview: The Social Innovation Collaboratory Communications Team works to promote and develop the public face of the FSIC.
Overview: The Social Impact 360 Fellowship is a one-year program that identified the most passionate first-year undergraduates ar schools around the country inspires them to start a social venture, and empowers them to solve the world’s greatest problems with socially-conscious business.
Overview: St. Rose's Garden is an organic, raised bed, on-campus community garden that serves as a social space, living laboratory, and classroom.
Overview: Relay for life is a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Overview: Operation Smile raises funds and awareness for medical missions to provide life-saving and life-changing reconstructive surgeries to impoverished children around the world who are born with cleft lip and cleft palate.
Overview: Fashion for Philanthropy is a club that merges Jesuit ideals with the apparel and textile business to generate funds to donate to different philanthropic organizations.They collaborate with sponsors to raise money to donate to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of New York, while also learning more about the world of fashion.

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If any of these organizations interest you , email us at socialinnovation@fordham.edu and we will connect you .
 Overview : Students for Fair Trade promotes a social justice approach to business and commerce .
 Overview : SEAJ seeks to engage Fordham students in issues of environmental consciousness affecting Fordham University , the greater Bronx and NYC community , and our global environment . If this interests you , email us at socialinnovation@fordham.edu and we will connect you .
 Overview : Fordham Net Impact represents a new generation of business leaders who want to use their careers to solve the world 's toughest sustainability challenges .
 Overview : Good Mornings is a monthly breakfast series highlighting NYC community leaders in social innovation .
 Overview : Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate participants about current events , diplomacy and the UN agenda .
 Overview : The Sustainability Committee is a facet of United Student Government that is focused on improving sustainability efforts at Fordham as well as educating the Fordham community .
 Overview : The Social Innovation Collaboratory Communications Team works to promote and develop the public face of the FSIC .
 Overview : The Social Impact 360 Fellowship is a one - year program that identified the most passionate first - year undergraduates ar schools around the country inspires them to start a social venture , and empowers them to solve the world ’s greatest problems with socially - conscious business .
 Overview : St. Rose 's Garden is an organic , raised bed , on - campus community garden that serves as a social space , living laboratory , and classroom .
 Overview : Relay for life is a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society .
 Overview : Operation Smile raises funds and awareness for medical missions to provide life - saving and life - changing reconstructive surgeries to impoverished children around the world who are born with cleft lip and cleft palate .
 Overview : Fashion for Philanthropy is a club that merges Jesuit ideals with the apparel and textile business to generate funds to donate to different philanthropic organizations . They collaborate with sponsors to raise money to donate to the Make - A - Wish Foundation of New York , while also learning more about the world of fashion .