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Notices of violation may be served electronically on designated district attorneys and city attorneys that are listed below. (Cal. Code Regs., title. 27, § 25903(c)(1).) For district attorneys and city attorneys that are not listed, and for the Attorney General and other notice recipients, notices of violation must still be served by first class mail or in any other manner that would be sufficient for service of a summons and complaint under the California Code of Civil Procedure.
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BOSTON, Mass. - - Belmont University men's basketball junior Ian Clark (Memphis, Tenn.) has been named to the 2012 Mid-Major Defensive All-America Team, CollegeInsider.com announced Tuesday.
Clark, who was named 2012 Atlantic Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Year, helped lead Belmont to its second straight NCAA Tournament appearance, and fifth in the last seven years.
This is the latest in a string of honors for Clark from CollegeInsider.com. The college basketball website has named the 6-3 shooting guard Atlantic Sun Most Valuable Player two straight years, a 2011 Honorable Mention Mid-Major All-American, and 2010 Mid-Major Freshman All-American.
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Peanut Butter Cupcakes
Some of you may know that I run a cake company, Go Free Foods. We make award-winning allergy friendly cakes to order. We very occasionally make some special cakes on demand for customers who are after something specific. I recently made these for a customer's 40th birthday and they went down a storm, so I thought I'd share the recipe with you.
With cupcakes, it's really important to make sure the mixture is mixed really well at the wet stage – i.e. before the flour is added. This will make for a light and fluffy cupcake. Use electric beaters or a stand mixer if you can. The same goes with making the buttercream.
Use a great quality muffin pan – I used this super one by Kaiser, which is so great you don't even need to use paper cases if you don't want to.
Peanut Butter Cupcakes
Makes 12
For the cakes
35g butter or dairy-free spread
145g caster sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 large free-range egg, beaten
3 tbsp peanut butter (I used smooth)
100g gluten free plain flour or 125g wheat flour
120ml milk, or soya milk
For the cupcakes
250g icing sugar, sifted
70g butter, or dairy-free spread
4 tbsp peanut butter
2 tsp vanilla extract
50ml milk, or soya milk
1) Preheat the oven to 170C. Place your cupcake cases into your muffin tin.
2) Place the butter and sugar together into a large mixing bowl. Beat together until light and fluffy.
3) Add the vanilla extract and egg and beat into the mixture. Next, add the peanut butter and beat until smooth
4) Sift the flour into the mixture and fold in gently.
5) Now, add the milk and mix until smooth.
6) Spoon the mixture into the cake cakes, so that they around half to two thirds full.
7) Bake for 20-25 minutes until the cupcakes are well-risen and lightly golden.
8) Remove the cakes from the oven and allow to cool fully.
9) Whilst the cakes are cooling, make up the frosting. The cleanest way to make this is to do it in a food processor – I use a Magimix. Place all the ingredients together into the machine and blitz until smooth.
10) Frost the cakes when they are cooled fully. Either spread on the frosting or pipe it on using a nozzle. The cakes will keep for 3-5 days in an airtight container.


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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A school district wants a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed by a lesbian who claimed her rights were violated because the senior photograph of her in a tuxedo was left out of the high school yearbook.
The Copiah County School District said in court documents that Ceara Sturgis didn't identify a constitutional right that had been violated in the suit filed in August.
''Ms. Sturgis has no constitutionally protected right to appear in the yearbook at all, let alone in a protected right to appear in the senior photo section wearing a tuxedo,'' according to the documents filed Friday.
The district has asked U.S. Magistrate Judge Keith Ball to dismiss the case, and referenced a similar 2002 lawsuit in Florida that had been dismissed by a federal judge. That case, though, was later appealed and a settlement was reached.
A lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the lawsuit on Sturgis's behalf, said the U.S. Supreme Court has held that discrimination based on gender stereotypes is illegal.
''We brought this case because no student should have to compromise her identity in order to participate in an activity, like the yearbook, that is essential to the high school experience,'' said Christine P. Sun, senior counsel with the ACLU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Project.
''It's peculiar that the school district would rely so heavily on that one judge's decision in Florida, since that decision was appealed and eventually led to the district changing its discriminatory policy in a settlement agreement,'' Sun said.
The suit names the district, superintendent Rickey Clopton and Wesson Attendance Center principal Ronald Greer. Clopton didn't immediately respond to calls seeking comment Monday.
Sturgis, who is now attending Copiah-Lincoln Community College, graduated from Wesson Attendance Center this past spring. While other photographs of her were in the yearbook, her name and photograph were left out of the senior section.
The ACLU's suit claimed the district discriminated against her on the basis of sex and gender stereotypes.
Female students could only wear drapes in the yearbook portraits and males wore tuxedos. Sturgis has dressed in masculine clothing for years, and said she wasn't comfortable in the drapes.
The district's motion referenced a similar case in Hillsborough County, Fla.
In 2002, Nicole Youngblood, then 17, sued the county's school board and school district because she wasn't allowed to wear a white shirt, tie and jacket instead of a drape in her senior portrait, court records show.
The suits filed by Youngblood and Sturgis both claimed discrimination under Title IX, the federal law prohibiting discrimination based on gender.
U.S. District Judge Susan C. Bucklew dismissed Youngblood's lawsuit in September 2002, saying there was no constitutionally protected right involved in the school's decision regarding senior yearbook portraits.
A settlement was reached after Youngblood appealed the judge's decision, said Linda Cobbe, spokeswoman for Hillsborough County Public Schools.
As part of the settlement, the district now gives its seniors two weeks to appeal their principal's dress policies, said Cobbe.
''We've had nothing exactly like that again. We've had students who wanted to wear the clothing of other gender for dances, and I think they allowed it,'' Cobbe said.


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On becoming aware
I grew up in the country. I went to a rural school that was very small. We had an average of 12 kids per grade at that time. I didn't see a lot of "difference" in the kids I grew up with. For the most part we all looked the same, dressed the same and behaved the same (at least in school).
But there was one kid that was different. He was what, at the time, we called a "problem child". I remember the term hyperactive being used. He was a bright kid but was frequently in trouble for misbehaving. And he was treated differently. I don't specifically recall anyone being mean to him (although I'm willing to bet it happened) but he just wasn't really part of our group.
On my 9th birthday I have a party. This was a HUGE event for me. Living on a farm, having a birthday party with all my friends just didn't happen very often. I was so excited. And then my mother told me I had to give an invitation to Ricky. I couldn't believe it. He wasn't my friend. Why did I have to invite him? He wasn't even in my grade! My mother told me, quite simply, that we were inviting him and that was that. End of story.
So my big day came. There was cake and presents and all of my friends. And there was Ricky. It turned out it wasn't the end of the world having Ricky there. If anyone asked I just sighed and said my mom made me invite him. They got it. And I started to get it too. The Ricky I saw that day was different. He was just a little more confident, just a tiny bit more outgoing. He was part of the group. It was still difficult for him to look you in the eye and he kept to himself more than the other kids but I do remember seeing him smile and that wasn't something you saw too often.
That day, my 9th birthday party, is etched in my mind forever. I don't know what Ricky's diagnosis was. I know that he had medication and that sometimes he took it and sometimes he didn't. You could tell when he did, he would be even more withdrawn and sullen. Keep in mind this was over 30 years ago. Different medications, different tools for diagnosis and different (less) resources for kids and parents. Ricky and his mom moved away soon after my birthday. I don't know where they went and I never saw him again. But I will never forget him. Not because we were best friends or spent much time together. But because he made me "aware". Aware that different doesn't equal bad, that different is, well, just different.
April is Autism Awareness month. Autism affects 1 in 68 children today. That's a pretty big number. And it keeps growing – just 12 years ago that number was 1 in 150. Of course some of this rise in numbers has to do with better screening tools and parent's and medical professionals catching symptoms sooner and more often than in the past, but either way Autism is now touching the lives of many.
A little about Autism
Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorder are terms for a group of complex disorders of brain development. They are characterized by social impairments, difficulties with communications and stereotyped patterns of behaviour.
The cause or causes of autism aren't completely understood. It seems that both genetics and environmental factors can play a role. There is no cure for Autism but there are treatments that can help specific symptoms. Most of these treatments involve therapy and studies confirm that early diagnosis and intervention can make a significant difference for many kids with Autism.
There are many, many resources out there if you are looking for more information about Autism and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Autism Speaks is a great resource if you would like to find some more information.
Teaching awareness
30 some years after that pivotal birthday party moment I am now the mother of a four year old girl. Every single day I think about how we are going to raise our daughter to be a caring, compassionate member of society. How are we going to teach her that different isn't bad, and that in fact, different can be beautiful? We want her to learn this not just so she treats others with love and acceptance but so she grows up comfortable in her own skin. We want her to not only believe different is ok but to celebrate the things that make her, and everybody else, different.
Our daughter has anxiety and we have no idea how that might change over time. Right now it's manageable. It can be frustrating and stressful, but not too debilitating. How will it be in five years from now? In ten? We have no idea. All I know for sure is that we will give her, and ourselves, every tool we can to help. Will she be the kid at nine years old that we once would have labelled a "problem child"? The one nobody wants to invite to their birthday party?
It can be tough being a kid. Kids can be mean. Even kids that aren't mean can be mean. When you're a kid, even the smallest thing can be huge. A comment taken the wrong way, a look misread. These kinds of things can knock down even the most confident kid. Everyone wants to be accepted. And almost everyone feels different, whether others see them that way or not.
Teaching awareness is twofold. We have to teach our kids self-awareness, to know yourself and to love that self; and how to be aware of others – how they feel, what they need. It's not about teaching them clinical words or statistics. Honestly, 1 in 68 means nothing to a four year old. But being kind and caring about others, now that means something to her. So, green, blue, red or purple – whatever your color – light it up!
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Google Play Store shows firefox not compatible with this device even when firefox says tested for that device.
I am using Samsung Galaxy Ace (Samsung GT-S5830i) Android phone and I want to install Firefox for Android on that device.
Your website says that firefox has been tested to work with this device: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/will-firefox-work-my-mobile-device
Still, Google Play Store shows the following messaage: This app is incompatible with your Vodafone IN Samsung GT-S5830i.
What should I do?
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Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830/GT-S5358 is what is shown on the article. You are saying yours is "S5830i". There is an "i" at the end of the model which may be the restriction. I will contact one of our mobile associates to look into this if the answer provided does not meet your needs. Thank you.
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As far as I know, Samsung Galaxy Ace model number was S5830i only. Might be the mozilla guys have not printed the correct model number and omitted the "I" at the end.
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I might also be wrong as Mozilla guys are trusted enough to not to make this kind of mistake. If they also can look into the issue, it would be grateful.
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Oh there were several models as far as "Samsung Galaxy Ace" goes.
The S5830i model has a ARMv6 cpu (Broadcom BCM21553 at 832 MHz) instead of the preferred ARMv7 and only 278MB Ram when 512MB+ is recommended.
It is a older list when ARMv6 was not supported but the S5830i was in not supported list at https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Platforms/Android


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The Tale of Peter Rabbit
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Since it was first published in 1902, Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit has become one of the undisputed classics of children's literature — so classic, in fact, that generations of children have grown up thinking of it as a traditional folktale. But the exciting story of the mischievous rabbit and Mr. McGregor is very much an original, and part of the genius of Potter's invention is that her combination of words and pictures can seem new and familiar at the same time.

For those who may not remember, Peter sneaks into Mr. McGregor's garden to feast on fresh vegetables, ignoring the advice of his mother and the good example set by his siblings, Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail. Nearly caught by the rake-wielding gardener, Peter makes a narrow escape with the help of a watering can and some friendly sparrows, but he loses his new jacket and shoes in the process. Exhausted from his adventure, Peter gets a dose of medicinal chamomile tea and is put to bed early, while Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail feast on bread, milk, and blackberries for supper.

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Freediving is one of the most interesting and exiting sports all over the world. The word Freedive comes from the two words Free and dive. What is the definition of Freediving, what do we mean by saying Freediving?Freediving is the dive in a salt water (sea) or in a lake (not salted water) by just holding your breath (as simple as that). You can freedive by using freediving equipment such as a mask, fins, wetsuit or with-out anything just your... Read more
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Every new beginning is undoubtedly difficult. Although it holds most probabilities for errors and mistakes to be made, it also hides the legal right of each individual to give a shot at his desires. This principle applies to all things... Read more
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My wife and I will be there Saturday. Just look for the matching Marakesch Red K75Ss in the parking lot.
Northern California BMW Dealers will have a display in the middle of Expo Hall between Honda and Buell.
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SOCHI, Russia — Russia's hockey team must have hijacked the fire wagon from the United States to extinguish the Olympic flame on its humbled journey out of town.
How else to explain the soulless clash Friday between North American powers headlining the marquee matchup of the Olympic tournament?
Canada, the reigning gold medalists, ultimately prevailed 1-0 to advance to the title game for the third time in four Olympics. Team USA, which won silver medals losing to Canada in the ultimate game in 2002 and 2010, will have to settle for a bronze medal JV game Sunday against Finland while the Canadians face Sweden for global supremacy.
It was an efficient slog for Canada, which dominated the puck, the body and drained the energy from the high-octane Americans, stultifying the crowd of 11,172 that came to see pond hockey not Wild-Devils circa 2001.
Sure there was speed. Canada roared up and down the ice and essentially played keep away as Team USA remained a step behind and tired trying to catch up.
"We didn't show up to play," groused defenseman Ryan Suter, alternate captain of the Minnesota Wild. "It's kind of frustrating. They're a good team. We sat back. We were passive. You can't play scared. I thought we sat on our heels and just didn't take it to them at all."
The United States boasted a balanced and prolific offense, with a tournament-leading 20 goals in four games compared to Canada's 13. But the Americans could not produce one when it mattered most.
Not Phil Kessel, whose five goals and nine points led all players, nor Patrick Kane, Chicago's dynamic scorer who was laid an Olympic goose egg.
"We had an awesome opportunity. I don't think we laid it on the line like we needed to to win," said center David Backes, of Robbinsdale. "A 1-0 game in the semifinal against your rival country, it's a sour taste for sure."
Team USA failed to generate much electricity on its three power plays. Its forecheck was virtually nonexistent. Canada made it difficult for American forwards to work with impunity like they had throughout the tournament.
"We have some big forwards and were able to hold the puck down low," said Canadian captain Sidney Crosby. "We forced them to play in the defensive zone a lot. They've got a lot of guys who are skilled. They have a lot of speed but I think we did a good job of keeping them in there for at least 20 seconds in shifts."
Goalie Jonathan Quick was strong on his game, making 36 saves. But Jamie Benn broke the ice early in the second period.
Defenseman Jay Bouwmeester crashed the zone hard and wristed a shot wide right, avoiding a charging Backes. Benn cut to the net and got a blade on Bouwmeester's pass-shot, redirecting it top shelf at 1:41.
And that was it for offense. Canada outshot the Americans 37-31. Meanwhile Canada improved to 50-7-3 internationally against the United States, which has to recalibrate quickly for Saturday's bridesmaids game against the Finns.
"It's one more time to wear this red, white and blue for our country and hopefully come home with some hardware," Backes said. "That's what our sights are on now. Obviously it's a sick feeling tonight but we've got one more chance tomorrow to make this trip worth it."
Defenseman Paul Martin of Elk River was a late scratch because of a hand injury. That allowed Justin Faulk of South St. Paul to replace him on the blue line with Brooks Orpik.
Otherwise Team USA went with the same lineup that had dominated Slovakia and Slovenia in the preliminary round, plus the Czechs in Wednesday's quarterfinal.
Russia provided the biggest challenge during last week's electrifying 3-2 shootout. T.J. Oshie's heroics will define the 2014 Olympic team but there was much left on the table.
The United States was 5-0 including a victory over Canada during its run to a gold medal rematch in Vancouver, ultimately won when Sidney Crosby scored the overtime winner for Canada on home ice.
Team USA has never won an Olympic bronze medal. It won gold in 1960 and 1980 and silver in 1972, 2002 and 2010.
Afterward coach Dan Bylsma put on a brave face talking about the 2010 rematch that fell flat and what lies ahead for his crestfallen club.
"There's huge disappointment not being able to come up with a victory in this game," he said. "But that's got to be put behind us real quick. We still have a lot to play for. We're going home with a bronze medal after we put this loss behind us."


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The human heart beats 60 to 100 times a minute, more than 86,000 times a day, 35 million times a year. A single beat pushes about 6 tablespoons of blood through the body.
An organ that works that hard is bound to fail, says Dr. Billy Cohn, a heart surgeon at the Texas Heart Institute. And he's right. Heart failure is the leading cause of death in men and women, killing more than 600,000 Americans every year.
For a lucky few, a heart transplant will add an average of 10 years to their lives. For others, technology that assists a failing heart -- called "bridge-to-transplant" devices -- will keep them alive as they wait for a donor heart.
Unfortunately, more often than not, the new heart doesn't arrive in time.
That's why Cohn and his mentor -- veteran heart surgeon Dr. O.H "Bud" Frazier -- are working to develop a long-term, artificial replacement for the failing human heart. Unlike existing short-term devices that emulate the beating organ, the new machine would propel blood through the body at a steady pace so that its recipients will have no heartbeat at all.
The concept of a pulseless heart is difficult to fathom. Cohn often compares it to the development of the airplane propeller. When people started to develop flying machines, he says, they first tried to emulate the way birds fly -- by flapping the wings aggressively.
"It wasn't until they decided, 'We can't do this the way Mother Nature did,' and came up with the rapidly spinning propeller that the Wright Brothers were able to fly," Cohn says.
The idea of an artificial heart goes back decades.
Frazier began medical school in what he describes as "the Kennedy Era."
"We were going to the moon; we were going to achieve world peace," and Frazier wanted to develop the first artificial heart. In 1968, he left for Vietnam as a flight surgeon. Thirteen months later, his helicopter was shot down, and he nearly died.
"That experience convinced me I should stick to something more meaningful for the rest of my life."
That he did. The veteran surgeon, inventor and researcher has devoted the last half century to developing technologies to fix or replace the human heart, the most notable of which is the newest generation of continuous flow Left Ventricular Assist Devices, known as LVADs.
Modeled after an Archimedes Screw, a machine that raises water to fill irrigation ditches, the continuous flow LVAD is a pump that helps failing hearts push additional blood through the body with a rapidly spinning impeller.
Today, the continuous flow LVAD has been implanted in 20,000 people worldwide, including former Vice President Dick Cheney before he received a heart transplant nearly two years later.
In some cases, the LVAD's turbine has essentially taken over the pumping process entirely from the biological heart. In these instances, the implant recipient barely has any pulse at all.
Observing what happened in these patients led Frazier to one compelling question: If the LVAD can take over for a weakened heart, could it replace the organ entirely?
In 2004, Frazier asked Cohn to collaborate on a new research project. Cohn's interest in heart surgery dates back to when he was a young boy reading articles about world-renowned heart surgeons Dr. Michael E. Debakey and Dr. Denton Cooley, who developed and played a role in the transplant of the first artificial heart in a human in 1969.
Now the holder of some 70-odd U.S. patents, Cohn says his work with Frazier to build an artificial heart is the most ambitious project of his career.
The surgeons set out to combine two LVADs to replicate the functions of the heart's right and left ventricles. Using two commercially available LVAD turbines, Frazier and Cohn combined the devices with plastics and other material used for implants: hernia mesh, Dacron cardiovascular patches and medical silicone. Everything met FDA standards, but Cohn describes the final product as "rather kludged together."
The surgeons tested their invention by installing it in around 70 calves. All of the cows produced a flat line on an EKG, which measures heart electrical activity, yet they stood, ate and walked around, paying seemingly no notice to a small technicality: They had no heartbeat.
In order for the FDA to approve the device for clinical trials, the calves needed to live for at least one month. Cohn and Frazier's device trumped these standards, with many calves living healthily for full 90-day studies.
Cohn and Frazier were encouraged, and in March 2011, put their artificial heart into a human patient.
Craig Lewis, 55, was admitted to the Texas Heart Institute with amyloidosis, a rare autoimmune disease that fills internal organs with a viscous protein that causes rapid heart, kidney and liver failure. Without some intervention, Lewis would have been dead in days. Frazier and Cohn decided it was the right moment to test their device and the surgeons undertook the lengthy procedure.
Less than 48 hours later, Lewis was sitting up, talking and using his laptop. When doctors put the stethoscope to Lewis's heart, all they heard was a steady whir of what sounded like a boat propeller. Lewis survived for six weeks until his failing kidneys and liver got the best of him and his family asked doctors to unplug the device.
Lewis's case proved what Frazier and Cohn had dreamed of for nearly half a century: Humans can indeed survive without a pulse.
But there are some potential downsides to having a heart that doesn't beat.
Michael Garippa, CEO of the first-ever FDA approved mechanical artificial heart, the Syncardia, says beating "up the blood in a blender" can activate internal bleeding in other organs. Gastrointestinal bleeding and strokes are a high risk for patients on other heart assist devices, he says.
Cohn describes the Syncardia, which has been transplanted in nearly 1,300 people to date as a "brilliant and elegant device," but the device is for short-term use only and is cumbersome. Patients "have to carry around a compressor and have two air hoses going in and out of your chest."
Frazier and Cohn see a pulseless device as the only compromise to develop an artificial heart that is both efficient and long-term.
Two years ago, Daniel Timms, a 35-year-old Australian biomedical engineer, made an Australian government funded trip to Houston, stumbling through the door of Cohn's office at the Texas Heart Institute. Timms was wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt and carrying a heart device he had been working on for the past 10 years in his backpack.
Cohn was skeptical at first: "A lot of people come to our door with devices and prototypes, and they range from moderately interesting to laughably stupid. ... My expectations were very low. He pulls this thing out and starts telling me about it, and I quickly realized this is the most sophisticated and elegant device I've ever seen."
Made up of one moving part that rotates within a can-like exterior no bigger than a fist, the device has a large and small blade on opposing sides of the rotor. The small blade pushes blood through the heart's right chamber, to the lungs, and the larger blade pumps out blood through the left chamber to the rest of the body.
What fascinated the two surgeons most was that the device operates by being suspended in a powerful magnetic field, which prevents the wear and tear common in technology designed for pumping blood. Two magnetic fields also control the blades' oscillations, which each rotate an average of 2,000 times a minute depending on whether a person is standing, sitting up, exercising or coughing.
The excitement over the technology drew a $2.4 million donation from Houston furniture store owner, James Mackingvale, allowing Timms and a team of seven researchers from Australia, Germany, Japan and Brazil to relocate to Houston in January to collaborate with the Texas Heart Institute.
Timms' group also brought a 3-D printer, which enables the medical staff to quickly make its own parts for the artificial heart. Within days, the doctors can print a new part that pumps the blood and then can evaluate its performance, a process that once took months.
In July, the doctors even tried a plastic 3-D printed version on a calf. The calf survived for a number of days and was able to move around. They're now working on a titanium version of the device as a prototype for a more durable technology. Once that device is developed, they will begin animal testing, measuring the results to determine whether the technology is ready to propose implanting into terminally ill human patients.
If all goes well, Cohn, Frazier and Timms would be able to submit the device for FDA approval within the next few years.
Frazier believes this artificial heart will save a lot of patients he loses today, particularly those who suffer from premature heart failure.
"This is not something ready for prime-time yet," he says, but for those suffering now "we hope to give them hope."


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Those poor, downtrodden people!
Help! Help! I'm being oppressed!!
--except in this case, it's Bedevere yelling, instead of the serf.
...yeeeeeah. Minority? I don't think that word means what you think it does, Pat.
I dont' think so, either, Nerdlass ... and neither does Inigo:
Brandy? I'm starting Xanax.
People must be learn to agree on the meanings of words. Otherwise there is no communication. Just a shouted dialogue of the deaf.
If only there were a mutually agreed upon reference of some kind. <Sigh!>
Communication is only possible among equals.
I dunno. Plenty of Canine-Americans communicate with me and clearly, I'm not their equal.
Korzybski: "The map is not the territory." And who was it once said that the fact we need language presupposes its inability to communicate anything.
Pat Robertson who? Oh, the Pat Robertson who advocates wife beating! Yes, let's all listen to what this wise man has to say. Evangelical Christians, if you feel oppressed, take Pat Robertson's advice and move to Saudi Arabia.
The above statement is blown so outrageously out of proportion that I don't know whether to laugh or cry about it.
Tell me, Pat: have we had a christian Kristallnacht yet? Have christians been forced to wear yellow crosses on their clothes or been denied the right to own or run their own businesses? Are they being herded into ghettos or camps?
You know as well as I do that the answer to all of the above is a screamingly obvious NO. Yet because you cannot have your unimpeded way with the government, because it won't knee-jerk echo your values or cave when you make your demands, you act like the spoiled brat that you are and run your mouth in ridiculous hyperbole about how you are SO persecuted.
I'd tell you to grow up, but that would be expecting you to change, and it is self-evident that you are determined not to ... so how about this:
Just. Go. Away ... Please.
But don't you know? Being mocked by liberals is, like, way worse than being starved, beaten, and forced to dig your own grave! Liberals are more Nazi than Nazis!!! AAAAUURRRGHAHHHH!!!
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GREENSBORO, N.C. – UMBC freshman Vincent Rentzsch (Oranienburg, Germany) shattered his own school record in the javelin and earned a spot at the NCAA Championships in Oregon, Friday afternoon at North Carolina A&T's Irwin Bell Track at Aggie Stadium. Sophomore Mercedes Jackson (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown) also advanced to the national meet, earning a spot in the 100m dash.
Rentzsch becomes just the fifth UMBC athlete to ever make it to the NCAA Track and Field Championships, following in the footsteps of current head coach David Bobb, Cleopatra Borel, Huguens Jean, and Jackson who participated at the indoor meet in March and will join Rentzsch on the trip west. This is the first time in school history that UMBC will send two athletes to the same NCAA meet.
In the preliminary round on Friday, Rentzsch took the top spot in Flight 1, and 14th overall with his career-best toss of 67.41m (221'2"). In the finals, needing to gain a top-12 spot, the Retriever freshman slipped into 15th after the first two rounds. But with his final heave of the competition he tacked another 11 feet on to his school record to jump to fifth overall with a distance of 70.88m (232'6"). In addition to earning a trip to Oregon for the NCAA meet, Rentzsch also gained a spot at the German National Championships to be held July 6-7.
Jackson advances to Oregon after taking third in heat three of the 100m dash, despite finishing 17th overall. The sophomore standout moves on to the national meet with a time of 11.53 in the race, behind Octavious Freeman (11.10) of Central Florida and Dezerea Bryant (11.26) from Clemson.
Jackson also competed in the 200m dash on Friday evening, taking fourth in heat six, just missing out on advancing to Saturday's finals. Jackson (24.00) was barely beat out by Georgia's Tynia Gaither(23.64) to claim the final spot in the heat.
In the men's 110m hurdles, senior Trae Proctor (Brandywine, Md./Thomas Stone) ran his second-fastest time of the year (14.28) to finish sixth in heat six and 37th overall. Terrence Somerville from Cincinnati paced the field in the prelims with a time of 13.37. Proctor broke the 38-year old UMBC school record earlier this year with his run of 14.12 at the Mason Spring Invitational on Apr. 13 which seeded him 44th for the NCAA East Regionals.
The final day of the three-day regional meet begins Saturday morning with the men's hammer throw at 11:00 a.m. Sophomore Thor Serafenas (Olney, Md./Good Counsel/Clemson) will take part in the competition with senior Amanda Deller (Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen) participating in the women's shot put at approximately 5:30 p.m.


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Opinion: Rep. Campbell: Keep Government in Housing
James Freeman interviews Rep. John Campbell on why he wants a new federal program to replace Fannie Mae.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... Campbell ... the House Republicans gotten behind a plan who was shot down and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the toxic mortgage giants that were at the center of the two thousand a meltdown ... you come out with a variation which is to get rid of them but pray these new government backed the Guaranty associations of ... of this idea is probably not the thrill of a lot of our readers but what's the argument why this of these Housing monsters backed by the government that were really the part of the meltdown should be and ... they should be and and and they really Fannie and Freddie should go way and there is not really a whole lot of debate about that on Capitol Hill ... aam would amongst Republicans or Democrats the debate is about what to replace them ... with the replace them with nothing simply wind them down ... and I am them believe if you replace them with nothing and simply wind them down ... that you lose the thirty year fixed rate mortgage ... and that that is going to ... cause a precipitous and rather rapid ... drop in housing prices which will be very very bad for the economy generally ... on the other end of the spectrum are those who believe you should replace Fannie Freddie with a fully government ... entity that is explicitly a part of the federal government would guarantee ... the system that I propose ... without getting in all the weeds and that ... is that there would be a government guarantee ... not many entities ... not like Fannie and Freddie entity but of the securities ... but that that guarantee would be limited to eighty percent of the loan to value ... them the mechanism by which over time that eighty percent could be dropped ... and that the people who purchase that guarantee and will be optional nobody has purchased a guarantee ... of would pay a market rate for that guarantee rather than the obviously ... prior to that no much much much lower market rate ... that Fannie and Freddie pay for that for the implicit guarantee backed that up to our current bunch questions but one of them if the ... idea for your concern is due to local government back to quickly because you think it might to ... time because the housing market to sink a percent but this rally ... aam is an important start to reform and we saw all the problems with the the the chaos that resulted from covering banking housing ... isn't this a good time to start when we have ... although I would recommend it but I keep reading lots of money isn't this a moment where you can start to remove some of the other supports from the housing market well yes and we're starting which is not doing it only once ... when you think about it today ninety seven percent of all loans are either FHA Fannie Freddie or veterans ... banks ... and most of those are from dollar one I mean whatever the downy is ... absent the down five percent there from you know right ... from their ... units and these are ... explicitly ... parts of the government entities under under ... receivership but ... I'd better doing this ... in this proposal we drop that one dollar one The dollar twenty which is the dollar's zero ... but it's moving in the right direction ... and we set up a mechanism ... through which ... the private sector when it is ready ... can can absorb more of this brisk and ... and that's what we think is is a better on glide path ... um to a ... Tui fully private market then then ... then some of the other proposals which which in my ... view and they are too abrupt but as I am so you could support a plan that does gradually lower the conforming loan limits covered by Fannie Freddie FHA ... so that we yet we gradually shrunk the government footprint on the move that's another way to do it ... as long as that is done relative to the price I come from a high cost area Orange County California ... and and so as long as it's on a national number like we ... can use now ... but that it is a percentage of the average price of a home in the area ... so you don't wind up having ... you know it ... of all the houses ... in California ... not ... not able to access from any potential coming into that every house in Mississippi able to do it ... and as long as it some of her didn't you bring the limits that never were like Oh series can Outlook austere us come down but I but ... but but the point is I have improved the experiment ... don't we want to get the the government out of the this market as soon as possible and ... then and ultimately to it I mean it when you use to be concerned there will be a market if the government holds back but isn't ... the fact that the government seized ninety plus percent of this market ... a big reason why there really to be a private well but know if you look in the jumbo market which is more than three percent is ... aam in nobody's making a twenty percent down thirty year loan ... which which is that traditional loan off on a little while but that's not an American right you feeling though the government should guarantee that no no no what what I'm saying though is that we built ... for seventy five years as we build housing on in this country ... so if you remove that housing prices will fall ... and they will fall a lot and that's ... that's going to result in it such a big part in not just the kind of ... people's psyche ... that that's can result in a in a recession on and you've got all the things are great ... this is one you feel we don't have concrete we can ease their way into this thing ... on it into ... a reduction of of government ... are ... involved in the housing why we don't need to do it all was okay ... let's question you obviously live in an area where a real estate is maybe a ... more significant than the older places lot of high priced homes there ... aam ... and that you seem to have the view that ... housing is a IIa driver of the economy as opposed to what we would see him as a symptom of the of the hybrid economy that say otherwise pretty well with through productivity gains new technology Insider ... D are you concerned that you might be over reading ... the value of housing in the economy ... I'm not but I admit I'm not an economist but ... in my lifetime ... every ... recession ... housing and cars to huge purchases two big parts the county debate and that ... two huge elements of people's psyche I watched when I was selling cars but I have read and talk about that twenty five years ... Carson retell car business ... when the price of people's houses went down the their perception of their net worth ... of ... of value of all kinds of things dropped and they stop buying lotsa lotsa things ... when they're housing price went up ... they felt better about it ... so if housing prices were to drop again and we saw we into thousandeight ... that you took them down again from where they are now because ... financing was not available in them in that ... the traditional customary ... the format people and then use to ... um ... the EU will put the brakes not just on housing Mitchell put the brakes ... on automobiles on a whole lot of other things in the economy ... ok get less work things ... thanks very much ...