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As a Pennsylvania nursing home attorney, I was surprised and disappointed to see an article about sexual assault at a Lancaster County nursing home. According to Lancaster Online, a man at Maple Farm Nursing Center in Akron, Penn., is in county jail after admitting to sexually assaulting a female Alzheimer's patient at the facility. Glenn Hershey of Akron is charged with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault and sexual assault in connection with the incident that took place early on Jan. 20. He has been discharged from the nursing home and will not be permitted to return, the home's executive director said.
Nursing home staff checked on the victim, an 86-year-old Alzheimer's and dementia patient, around 4:50 a.m. Sunday and found her nude from the waist down and complaining of pain in her abdomen and genitals. Earlier that night, staff had seen Hershey leaving the victim's room and asked if she'd had a visitor, but she said she had not. Court records show that the nursing home staff was aware that Hershey is a sex offender convicted in 1993 for sexual assault of a professional escort. He had called the escort and offered her money for sex, but when she discovered that he didn't have the money, he assaulted her anyway. After Sunday's assault, Hershey admitted to sexual contact with another female resident at Maple Farm. The home declined to provide further details, citing privacy concerns.
Because Maple Farms staff knew about Hershey's past history, many residents' families are probably questioning whether staff did an adequate job of protecting other residents from him. In fact, some may be wondering whether it was appropriate to admit Hershey to the home at all. Dementia patients like the victim need extra protection because their disease robs them of the ability to fully take care of themselves. If staff members knew about the potential for a rape and didn't take adequate steps to protect residents, they may be guilty of neglect, which is a form of Pennsylvania nursing home abuse. As a Philadelphia injury lawyer, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see a lawsuit from the victim's family, and possibly action from other families as well.
Based in Philadelphia, Rosenbaum & Associates represents clients across eastern Pennsylvania who have lost a loved one or suffered a serious injury because of abuse or neglect in a nursing home. If you'd like to talk to an experienced Philadelphia medical malpractice lawyer about your rights and your options, call us today at 1-800-7-LEGAL-7 or send us a message online.
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The Prime Minister must today guarantee his Gonski broken promise does not result in the same cuts to jobs and schools we've seen in Western Australia replicated across other states and territories.
The Labor Government's six-year funding offer to Western Australia would have delivered almost $1 billion in additional funding to all WA schools, and would have locked in the Barnett Government into growing its funding over the six years.
Instead, Tony Abbott's broken promise on Gonski gave Colin Barnett the green light to cut $183 million and jobs from Western Australian schools.
These cuts include 350 teachers and 360 teaching assistants and a 30 per cent cut to support school programs for children with learning difficulties and literacy and numeracy programs.
Hundreds of supporters of a better education for our children rallied on the lawns of Parliament House today.
Before the election, Tony Abbott said he was on a unity ticket with Labor on education, promising that no school would be worse off under an Abbott Government.
"…we will honour the agreements that Labor has entered into. We will match the offers that Labor has made. We will make sure that no school is worse off." (Tony Abbott, Doorstop, 2 August 2013)
After the election, the Prime Minister and the Minister for Education Christopher Pyne ripped that ticket to pieces.
State and Territories are now free to cut jobs and funding at schools, no matter what the Federal Government provides.
The Prime Minister has betrayed our schools, teachers and students by refusing to honour the six-year Gonski schools deal.
Labor believes that every child has the right to a great education, in a great school, supported by our great teachers.
The Gonski reforms are about replacing a failing, unfair system with a model based on need, improving outcomes for vulnerable children, and better resourcing schools in areas of disadvantage. A funding model that bridges the divide between government and non-government schools.
The Prime Minister should stop playing his political games with Australian school students and teachers.
Labor will keep fighting the Prime Minister's cruel cuts to education, we won't let him forget his broken promise, and neither will thousands of parents, students and teachers across the country.
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IRC section 72(t) provides that if an individual receives an early distribution (prior to age 59 ½) from an individual retirement account (IRA) or other qualified retirement plan, there is an additional tax imposed equal to 10% of the amount of the early distribution includable in gross income, unless a special exception applies. The Employee Plans Compliance Unit (EPCU) has opened an International Project that will focus on determining whether there is compliance with regard to the section 72(t) tax being properly reported and paid on such early distributions by individuals with foreign addresses. If the individual is not in compliance with the reporting and payment requirements, examinations or other corrective action may then be pursued.
It is estimated that more than 7 million Americans reside outside of the United States (not including military personnel). As globalization continues to grow, tax planning is increasingly focused on minimizing the worldwide effective tax rate.
For a U.S. citizen or resident alien (Green Card Holder), the rules for filing income, estate, and gift tax returns and paying estimated tax are generally the same whether an individual lives inside or outside the U.S. The worldwide income of a U.S. citizen or resident alien is subject to U.S. income tax, regardless of where he or she resides. This means that all U.S. citizens or resident aliens must report and pay tax on their worldwide income, even if they live abroad.
International tax law is extremely complex. As a general rule, the pension/annuity articles of most tax treaties allow the country of residence to tax the pension or annuity under its domestic laws.
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Compliance contact letters will be sent to a selection of individuals with foreign addresses that received distributions from a pension or individual retirement account (IRA) that was reported to the IRS on Form 1099-R. The responses from each individual will be reviewed to verify the information provided and to ascertain:
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A Clenched Fist
Does amateur boxing teach young people anything besides how to land a jarring punch? Is boxing even a sport, like basketball? And why do boxers embrace the sweet agony of prizefighting at all?
Former Golden Gloves title contender Peter Wood explores the unseen world of gym rats and bad apples, and how pain forges athletic beauty, in his new memoir, A Clenched Fist—The Making of a Golden Gloves Champion.
The book recalls Peter's experiences coaching graceless, troubled, inner-city kids to be warriors.
"I teach kids to fight," he says. "Without their realizing it, I sculpt their suffering into beauty. I chisel their anger and fear into confidence and power."
A literary blend of Rocky and Up the Down Staircase, A Clenched Fist follows two teens as they try to navigate the merciless gauntlet of training, sparring and proving themselves in the ring. Both boys, and their coach, have demons lurking—but only one of them finds the courage to win.
The book couldn't come at a better time. America is infatuated with boxing:
What explains this obsession? "Essentially, boxing transports us back to what we were before we became civilized," the author believes. "Boxers are our civilized cavemen."
A Clenched Fist differs from all other boxing books because its backdrop is the amateur competition known as the Golden Gloves Tournament. The book brings the intriguing subculture of amateur boxing up close.
Fist will also delight readers with boxing trivia, such as the "Jack Johnson Kiss" that's passed down to every generation; speculation about why so few boxers die of cancer; the many similarities between boxers and monks; and even Mike Tyson's rumored bisexuality.
Rave Reviews for A Clenched Fist!!!
"Wood, a former amateur fighter, jabs and punches his words. His paragraphs are quick flurries and each chapter is an exciting, hard-fought round. A Clenched Fist is a definite knockout!"
—Alex Ramos, 4-Time NYC Golden Gloves Champion; Founder of Retired Boxers Foundation
"Wood writes like I used to fight—with blood, guts and courage."
—Vito Antuofermo, 1970 NYC Golden Gloves Champion; 1978 Middleweight World Champion
"A Clenched Fist is a raw, vivid and rare glimpse into a fighter's heart, mind and soul. It's impossible to read this book unmoved. It's like sitting ringside and getting your shirt splattered with warm blood. Don't miss it!"
—Gerry Cooney, 2-Time NYC Golden Gloves Champion; Founder of F.I.S.T., an organization that helps former fighters.
"A Clenched Fist is a sick and beautiful book—just like boxing is a sick and beautiful sport. I couldn't put it down."
—Mark Breland, 5-Time NYC Golden Gloves Champion; 1984 Olympic Gold Medal winner; WBA World Champion
"Wood, as a middleweight, hit his opponents on the head with punches; now he hits the reader in the brain with words. Fist is an exciting, insightful and inspiring book about the courageous men and women who step into the ring to prove themselves."
—Bert Sugar, Internationally acclaimed boxing writer; Former Editor-Publisher of The Ring
"If Peter Wood was as good a boxer then as he is a writer now, we'd be watching his old championship fights on ESPN Classic. He throws a sweet sentence and can knock you out with a paragraph."
—Robert Lipsyte, Author of The Contender, and award-winning New York Times columnist
Peter Wood was a New York Golden Gloves middleweight finalist in 1971. He later was asked to represent the U.S. in international competition in Montreal, and was America's 1st alternate in the Maccabian Games (the Jewish Olympics) in Tel Aviv. His previous works include the autobiography Confessions of a Fighter (originally entitled To Swallow a Toad), the plays Candy Bars and Our Similarities Are Different, and columns in The New York Times, Commonweal, The Ring and Boxing Illustrated. He teaches English in suburban New York, where he resides with his wife and daughter.
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Emerging Concepts in Upper Extremity Trauma, An Issue of Orthopedic Clinics, Volume 44-1
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Authors: Michael Leslie Seth Dodds
Hardcover ISBN: 9781455749560
eBook ISBN: 9781455747832
Imprint: Elsevier
Published Date: 3rd December 2012
Page Count: 240
"Emerging Concepts in Upper Extremity Trauma" will appeal to orthopaedic surgeons inundated with care of orthopaedic upper extremity injuries. Since many dedicated hand panels in the United States have disappeared, care of upper extremity trauma is now a required part of care for any orthopaedic patient.
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One of Global Underground's brightest lights gives a frank interview on the lessons learned from 20 years of being in the game
Danny Howells emerged as one of the most well respected members of the progressive house scene in the late 1990s. His mix contributions to CD series' like Global Underground, Balance and Renaissance earned him a reputation as one of the brightest minds in the genre and ever since he has been surfing his way through the global dance music scene and spearheading his own label, 'Dig Deeper.' Recently he's been playing as part of 3D, a DJ trio with Dave Seaman and Darren Emerson, playing festivals such as Latitude or Glastonbury and working with animal rights charities, a subject that is close to his heart.
Tell us about your record collection..
Danny Howells: I started with hand-me-downs when I was a kid, things like Bowie, T.Rex, ABBA etc. I had a huge collection of 7″s and tapes by the time I was about 10, and it just escalated from there. It spiralled out of control about 10 years ago when I was up to about 25k records and lord knows how many CDs etc, but when I moved to London I managed to scale it right down to about 7k records, about half of which are electronic.
I still collect artists like Bowie and Prince…not obsessively, but I look at my collection and sometimes realise I have six copies of the same record. If I'm passionate about a particular album then I usually like to have a really early pressing, preferably UK, and then maybe a Japanese copy for the sound and packaging, and so on.
What are you searching for in the records that you are seeking out week to week? We mean this question in the deepest possible interpretation. What does our endless search for the perfect record mean?! What are we really looking for? What are you looking for? Freedom or relief through music? A connection to a greater energy? What's going on!
Jesus that's a question! Heaven knows. For me it's never really been about searching for the perfect record as such but more about stumbling across them. DJing has changed so much for me, from the days where I would analyse a record inside out and play it for weeks on end, to today where I rotate my music constantly and try and play as many of my new bits at each gig as I possibly can. I buy my music pretty much blindfolded in that I flick through every new release without paying too much attention to who it's by or what label it's on or what style it is. And lo and behold, every now and then something emerges and you think "yup that's perfect!" And then you start digging for your next gig.
Tiga wrote a post about playing badly and the side of DJing that no one talks about. Tell us about the last time you really mugged a set or felt truly vulnerable as a DJ?
It's pure truth. There are so many occasions where I know I could have done so much better, and then you'll get people at the end saying they loved it and it really messes you up. You feel like you've let everyone down. But all it does it push you further. You can't beat yourself up and dwell on it. I've never been the guy that goes "oh I rocked it" because whenever everything goes absolutely amazingly, it's a pure team effort, from the sound, lighting, opening DJ, crowd, promoter..everything! But when it's a bad night, I tend to take sole responsibility and do everything in my power to make sure it doesn't happen at the next gig.
And tell us about the last time you really, truly connected with the inner DJ chi?
It would have been at my last gig which was a tiny venue in North London. It was a fundraiser for the forthcoming animal rights march and 90% of the people there had never heard me play before. It turned out to be a six hour set and one of those nights where I wasn't having to think about what I was going to play next, it all just felt so natural and relaxed. It was something so different to what I've done before and that made it so exciting.
You're a former psychiatric nurse. And for nearly two decades you've spent your weekend around ravers in various states of unravelling consciousness. You've no doubt learned some valuable lessons about the human mind in your former job, what lessons have you learned about the human mind in your current job?
That's a tough one. As a nurse, one of the key things I learnt was to try not to judge people. I made that mistake with certain patients, forming an opinion on them before I later discovered they'd been a Doctor or ambulance worker or something and lost their family and home and been through sheer hell in the space of months. I always try and keep an open mind with people as much as I can. I still slip up sometimes but I try my best.
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Commentary on Power Forward by Richard L.,on "Neurology Now", Feb 2016
By Justiniano F. Campa MD, Senior Neurologist, Charlottesville, VA
I read with much interest this inspirational Neurology Now article, Power Forward by Richard L, featuring Brian Grant's courageous struggle with Parkinson disease while highlighting the relevant role of exercise in the treatment of this condition.
It is very encouraging to hear from leaders like Joseph Jankovic that there is now "compelling evidence that exercise may slow the progression of the disease." This could be a major addition to the known exercise benefits against immobility and depression, among the most common symptoms of Parkinson
What I find puzzling in this article is the neurologists consensus registered by Dr. Zigmond, that, "we don't know what type of exercises are best" (for Parkinson patients). The same uncertainty can be noted in the Michael Fox Foundation site and in all other sites resourced in this article. However, in Michael J. Fox site, https://www.michaeljfox.org/understanding-parkinsons/living-with-pd/topic.php?exercise&navid=exercise there is reference to exercises that are "favored" by patients with Parkinson such as bicycling, dancing, boxing and fencing. Not listed is walking or hiking using a walking stick, but a photo on their site, shows Michael J. Fox leading a group march with a walking stick in hand. One has to assume that Michael also "favors" walking exercise with a walking stick. The latter preference is in agreement with my long experience prescribing this particular mode of exercising to my patients
The benefits of a walking stick can actually be measured by comparing the number of steps needed to cover a fixed distance without and with the use of a walking stick, as documented in two videos in this link http://www.neurostaff.com/parkinsons-videos.html
It is not my point that the use of a walking stick is the superior mode of exercising for Parkinson patients, rather that the incorporation of the arms with the legs in a whole body motion creates a synergy of proprioceptive sensations that provides better balance and hence confidence while carrying on that exercise. Further, that all the exercises listed as "favored' by Parkinson patients share one common denominator with that of using walking sticks – the participation of the arms in a whole body kinesis. This beneficial effect will be defeated if their synergy is separated as in some demonstration videos of Parkinson boxers hitting the punching bag "with feet glued to the ground."
Every neurologist knows that our nervous system has an operational pathway, "the ascending spinal cord pathway" that carries proprioceptive (position sense) signals to the brain in order to maintain a safe posture at all times, but our layman readers and patients could use this link to an illustration I chose from online samples: http://www.wileyessential.com/neuroanatomy/flashcards/c11_1/c11_1.html .
The diagram shows how nerve fibers from arms and legs travel together in the same nerve bundle and reach the brain cortex in continuity at the same 'sensory strip" usually depicted as a funny person "the homunculus." What the diagram does not show is that the motor strip that continuously commands posture corrections, lays conveniently adjacent to that sensory strip processing the incoming signals. Even without understanding how proprioception is processed in our brains, we have to marvel at this system architecture.
This pathway is the neurological substrate for the proprioceptive synergy of whole body kinesis. There is no reason to doubt that that synergy may be obtained with appropriate modifications of all the exercises now "favored" by our Parkinson patients.
I might finally add that even the stretches and 5 minute warm up exercises that must precede aerobic exercise, will benefit likewise with the inclusion of the arms in their performance. That could be accomplished with wall-mounted bars at waist level, chin up bars and parallel bars. Aside from simply hanging from the bars or holding backward in stretches, the chin up and the parallel bars are suitable for low impact running in place, with less body weight
I welcome the scrutiny of your neurologist and exercise therapist community and I encourage them to try my suggestions, but I would especially be rewarded to hear from Michael J. Fox and Brian Grant. And one last message for Brian, shooting hoops fully qualifies as a preferred exercise as it is "a whole body exercise with arm participation while handling the ball" which is why you like it. Keep on doing it!
Justiniano F. Campa – Senior Neurologist- Charlottesville, Va.
February 26, 2016
This Commentary was sent for publication in " NEUROLOGY NOW" a layman magazine published by the Academy of Neurology for neurologists "waiting rooms reading" featuring mainly "celebrities" struggling with different neurological conditions, in this instance the basketball star Brian Grant.
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Celebrate poolside, for happy hour or just because with this refreshing Kumquat Margarita.
This month I have been testing the waters and branching out with different cocktails and liquors. Today I am going back to one of my favorites, the margarita. And living in San Diego, you can enjoy mighty fine margaritas whenever you go out.
And since National Margarita Day on February 22nd, I thought it would be fun to celebrate with a fun spin on the traditional lime margarita.
To piggy back the Kumquat Marmalade I posted earlier this week, today I am sharing a Kumquat Margarita.
Kumquats are such a fine fruit, in my opinion. I love the fact that you can just pop them in your mouth, skin and all. Sweet on the outside with a burst of sour from the inside, just throw the seeded kumquats in the blender with the rest of your cocktail ingredients.
I don't like diluting my margaritas with crushed ice, so this recipe is served on the rocks.
Happy Margarita Day!
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Kumquat Margarita
This is another refreshing twist on the lime classic. Sweet-sour kumquats make a delightful margarita cocktail! Recipe by Laura Bashar of Family Spice
- 4 oz kumquats, approx. 14
- 1/2 cup tequila
- 1 1/2 oz Grand Marnier
- 1 oz simple syrup
- 1/2 oz lime juice
- 1 tsp kosher salt
- Cut in half and remove seeds from:
- 4 oz kumquats , approx. 14
- 1/2 cup tequila
- 1 1/2 oz Grand Marnier
- 1 oz simple syrup
- 1/2 oz lime juice
- 1 tsp kosher salt
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- Karen Day said...
Allisa, this is one seriously gorgeous card!! And a beautiful take on the sketch :o)
- March 2, 2012 at 7:14 AM
- Carla said...
Great card Allisa! I have found this stamp set a challenge to work with but LOVE what you have done with it!
- March 2, 2012 at 8:18 AM
very nice card thanks for joining us at the perfect sentiment.
- March 2, 2012 at 11:07 AM
- Ann Schach said...
Beautiful, Allisa! So classy and elegant with the black and white! Thanks for playing with The Paper Players this week!
- March 2, 2012 at 11:12 AM
- LeAnne said...
Wow, this really packs a punch--bold, yet elegant! A stunning creation! I am so glad you played with my Paper Players sketch this week!
- March 2, 2012 at 11:45 AM
- Lesley said...
Very cool card Allisa, love the monochromatic look and the elegance of the stamps. Thank you for joining us at the Paper Players.
- March 2, 2012 at 5:48 PM
- Nance Leedy said...
Gorgeous Allisa! Love the elegant paper and color choices. The denim EP is fabulous...so glad you joined us at The Paper Players!
- March 2, 2012 at 8:28 PM
- Anne Marie Hile said...
Alisa, this is beautiful! So rich and elegant with those embossed fleur de lis images. Thanks so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)
- March 3, 2012 at 6:40 AM
- sara said...
beautiful card love the sentiment thanks so much for joining us at paper sundaes this week
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- Parables of a Crafter said...
How elegant!! I love the rich blue and your images! Thanks for playing along with perfect sentiments!!
- March 5, 2012 at 11:41 AM
- Joy said...
My class members will see a version of this in March!
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- Jennipher said...
Very elegant. Gorgeous shade of blue. Thanks for joining us at The Perfect Sentiment.
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Coryn Woitel Interview with Fans of Reality TV (Oct 05)
June 23, 2010
In October of 2005, Fans of Reality TV (FORT) interviewed Cycle 5's Coryn Woitel following her elimination and appearance on the show. Here is the text from the interview (written and posted by Hepcat):
The FORT Interview with Coryn, 10/21/05
Proving that an elimination ceremony can happen without tears and dramatics, Coryn, the 19-year-old retail clerk from Minneapolis, MN, gracefully accepted her elimination in this week's episode of America's Next Top Model. Coryn caught the attention of the judges during the semi-final round, where her less-than-perfect background piqued Tyra's interest – especially when Coryn fielded questions in a calm, unruffled manner. It also couldn't hurt that her unplucked eyebrows were just screaming for a stylist's tweezers; we all know that Tyra loves to find a diamond in the rough. But does Coryn agree with Tyra's description of her as the sad girl who would be crushed by the cutthroat world of modeling? Not hardly.
Thank you for speaking with me this morning, Coryn!
Hi, no problem, great to speak to you.
First off, what attracted you to the show?
I always wanted to be on America's Next Top Model, of course, just like everybody else. It was just a dream, but I saw it as a great opportunity to make it fast, you know, to get known and everything fast.
Have you modeled before or was this something totally new for you?
This was something totally new. I always had tried to get into it, but I just never had the money. All the agencies that I went to, kept on asking for money. Like Tyra said, they're not supposed to be asking for money if they really want you. So I never really found one that said, "We don't need no money, just go out there and get jobs for us."
Tyra seemed interested in your background during the semi-finals. Do you feel like you were picked for your potential as a storyline?
See that's what I was wondering. That's why if people ask me what would I take back, I would take that back [her background]. At times I felt like they picked me just because they felt sorry for me or something. And I wish I would not have said anything about my life because I didn't want pity from anybody. I just wanted to make it because of me.
Would you say that your background affected you on the show?
It did affect me on the show because it was really hard for me to open up to people and especially being in front of cameras, you're opening up to all these people – it's hard! It's hard to talk about your feelings if you haven't done that before.
What do you think of your makeover? Will you keep the blonde hair?
I like the blonde hair, but the bleached eyebrows I'm not going to keep. I'm going to keep them as thin as they are right now, but just not bleached. It makes me look like I have a big forehead up there, so, I'm keeping them a little bit darker than they had them on the show.
What was the best part of the experience?
Meeting all these amazing celebrities, like Iman and Tyra. And all these different people that one day I might work with so it really helped me get my foot in the door. I got to meet twelve amazing females, too.
What was the hardest part of the experience?
The hardest part of the experience was taking all the criticism. I mentioned that in one of my interviews that I can't take criticism well, and I think they really used that against me. It was really hard, just one after the other, negative negative feedback until it was like, "Can't I at least get one positive thing?" That can just turn your whole mood around, if you can just hear one positive thing. Sometimes they would intentionally give you just negative stuff and no positive just to see how you would handle it, and it was really hard for me to do that.
That's interesting to hear you say that, because I wouldn't say that was exactly how we saw it on the show.
We saw you praised by the judges quite a lot, but it mostly while they were deliberating. So how long did the judging sessions go on?
Oh my goodness, like, hours, it was just so long! Very tiring and very long.
Switching gears a little, who would you say was the most annoying person in the house? I think I know, but…
(Laughs) Lisa! Her personality sometimes just … irritated us. She went too far with everything. Just constantly talking about the other girls, and then with her little drinking parties — it was weird. She's an odd one. It was hard to be in the house with her. Like Bre said, you don't really know how to help her, because for me it was the first time I'd ever met anyone like her, so it was new and kind of scary to be around her.
Who were you closest to in the house?
I was closest to Sarah, because me and Sarah met way before when we were trying out for Top Model at Mall of America. She saw me in the bathroom and said, "You are the prettiest girl here, I know you're going to make it," and I said, "No, you're going to make it!" And we made it to the semis and all the way to the house. So we were together from the start.
What did you think of the photoshoots with the crazy themes?
I likd the themes and stuff, but I just wish I would have done more stuff that I could use afterwards towards my modeling career, like more beauty shots, more natural-looking, not so made up.
What was your favorite photoshoot?
My favorite photoshoot was the one where we were on the ranch. I really like animals, and it was cool to actually have a live prop in the photoshoot with you. Even though it was really hard because the horse was squirming around and stuff, and then he took a big dump while I was holding on to him and trying to get him to look into the camera.(Laughs) Yeah, so it was awkward, but it was fun.
Do you think that they always choose the best photo from a shoot, or did you ever think you had a better pose that they didn't pick?
Oh yeah, I'm sure all the girls felt this way. We kept on complaining, we're like, I know I had a better picture than that, I know I did, even when we had made it through eliminations, we're like, I know I had a better picture than that! You can feel it when you have a good picture, and even looking back at the photoshoots, I was watching Ebony at the ranch, and with one flash, I felt I saw a really good picture. And they ended up choosing one with her hair all in her face. I'm like, what the heck? She had better pictures than that. So yeah, I really think that we had better pictures. I don't know who was picking them, but I wish I could find out because we had better pictures than that.
What was it like to work with Janice Dickenson?
I love Janice. I mean, it was fun! That's what I liked the most about her, she brought a sense of humor to everything, and it was just…not so serious that day. Everyone had fun just relaxing and she just really made you feel comfortable with her when you were in front of the camera.
Did you hear any of what Janice Dickenson was telling Lisa? Was there more to that conversation that we didn't see?
Yeah, I heard some of it. I was walking by to go get my hair done, and I heard her say, "I don't talk about these girls" and I was like, woah! Here you are lying again to another person's face. I hate when people lie, and I really didn't need Lisa to tell me to stop working out or trying to advise me, when it's obvious she was in a competition with me, so why would I listen to that? She always tried to make herself look better than all the rest, and it really got on my nerves. So yeah, I heard most of what Janice was saying to Lisa, because I kind of wanted to hear.
So was it hard to hear the judges praise Lisa's pictures during that last session? It turned out to be a Lisa night, and the judges had a lot of great things to say about her.
It wasn't hard for me. I thought she did the best, too. Her picture was awesome, and her secret was amazing, she did the best out of everybody all around, she did good.
What was your take on the drama between Jayla and Nik?
I don't think Jayla really liked Nik in the first place, and then Jayla stole her secret, and it kind of went on from there.
But wasn't it frustrating that Nik didn't say anything?
Yes, it was very frustrating! That's why I kind of understand where Jayla was coming from when she said she hopes she keeps on doing her Little Miss Nice Girl. I know what Jayla was saying, because it was irritating that she kept on putting on this show and wouldn't be herself. She kept on being somebody else, being fake, and it was annoying, it really was.
What is your opinion of what Tyra said during judging; that perhaps you are too emotionally vulnerable to be in the modeling industry?
I wanted to bust out laughing. I didn't want to offend her or anything, but it was like, this is a joke! Everybody I know said to me, "You don't make me sad, what was Tyra talking about!" (Laughs)
It was very melodramatic.
I guess they had to come up with something. (Laughs) I guess it's better than some things they could have said.
Okay, I'm going to read off the names of your competitors, could you give your impression of them in one or two words?
Ashley – She was a talker. Man, she could talk your ear off. She was sweet, though, I never had any problems with her.
Bre – Her personality is just – wow. It amazes you when you get to talk to her in person. She's an amazing person.
Cassandra – She was brought up different than us and you can see that; but she has class, and she acts like a lady and I love that about her. About her quitting, that was really okay with me. She tried it, she didn't like it, and she left, and I agree with her because she didn't feel like it was really for her.
Diane – Wow, I like Diane a lot. She comes off quiet, but she's not. She's a loudmouth! She will not stop talking, and she just has you laughing all the time.
Ebony – Woah, I have not laughed so hard until I met her. I wish they had shown more of her in the episodes. After eliminations she would always make us laugh and bring us back to reality, boosting our emotions back up. It was nice, because all the other girls were focused on the competition. She was about the competition, but she was more there to make us happy. It's hard to explain but she had me laughing the whole time.
Jayla – She is a little devious underneath everything. She's a sneaky one.
Kim – I … (Hesitating) I don't know. I hear some things from people, but my personal experience with her was good. I never have anything bad to say about her because we got along well, but we didn't really connect as well as her and Kyle or her and Sarah. She was a cool person.
Kyle – She's a sweet girl. You can tell that she's from the country and stuff. It's not a show or anything, she's always happy and sweet. That's what I like about her.
Lisa – She's sometimes overconfident where it gets to the point that she's cocky, but she's really good at what she does. She's been doing this for a while and it shows. You can tell that she's been at this and she's just a really good model, in my opinion. She does good in commercials, runway, and print.
Nicole -. She is another girl that comes off quiet, but she is not. She is so funny when you get around her, she just opens up and she's just totally not how you would picture her at all.
Nik – I really didn't get to know her well because she kept pretending to be somebody else, you know, "Nothing's wrong with me, I'm okay." Yeah, it was irritating so I didn't even try to get to know her.
Sarah – Me and Sarah were together since the beginning, and I love her to death. She's a real country girl, we got along good and we could really connect with each other.
Do you read the internet sites where fans talk about the show?
No, I haven't read anything but I've heard some things.(Laughs) All I do is laugh at them, there's not much I can do about it. I don't really go online or anything.
What's ahead for you? Do you plan to continue modeling?
Oh, yeah! I'm getting into modeling as we speak. I'm trying to go back with my agency that I was with before the show. Of course they want me back, so I'm going to work with them and see where it takes me.
Thank you to Coryn for answering my questions, and many thanks to UPN for granting the interview.
Source: FORT
Photo: CW / Jason Willheim
Coryn Woitel Interview with Orwell Project.com (Oct 05)
June 23, 2010
In October of 2005, OrwellProject.com interviewed Cycle 5's Coryn Woitel following her elimination and appearance on the show. Here is the text from the interview (written and posted by Jackie Helm):
Interview with Coryn, the sixth eliminated competitor from Cycle 5 of America's Next Top Model
Note to America: Coryn is NOT sad! She's secure, sweet, and absolutely stunning!
Hi Coryn! How are you!
Hi Jackie I am doing good!
When it came down to you and Nik – did you know that it would be you to go?
When it came down to Nik and me I knew I was out of there. It was time for me to go because they wanted me to smile and open up more. There was a lot of stress that was in the way of that. It was my time to go – I knew it.
We kept hearing sad, sad, sad, – but why do you feel that you were eliminated.
I think that they had to make up some reason to eliminate me. Like Diane before me. I don't think her personality was changing and I don't think that I was sad. But when you are under that much stress and people are constantly judging you and saying negative things about you, your mood is going to change a little bit. It's hard to be up in front of the judges where your life is in their hands. They can control your future, it's a lot of pressure and you just want to do your best. So, it's hard to get in front of the judges and act like you always do.
Did you try to become more outgoing after constantly hearing the same type of thing?
I didn't really try to become outgoing after they said that I was sad. Watching the episodes I don't see myself being sad. I always see me smiling. So, I did not understand what they were saying or what they meant so I wasn't going to try to fix it at all.
If you could do anything different what would it be?
If I could do something different it would be to keep my life out of it. Such as my problems at home and problems my mom was having. I would have never brought that up at all. I didn't want anyone feeling sorry for me or feeling pity for me. That is o ne of the things that I would have kept my mouth shut about.
In the beginning during the semi-finals, I was opening up and telling them what I had been through. I didn't like how it was portrayed. My mom was upset but our relationship is a lot better now.
Would you like to tell us something about yourself that the show did not let us see?
I am totally different. I am loud and I like to make people laugh. That was not me there. It's hard to be in a house full of strangers. Especially girls. I am not used to hanging out with girls. My personality is totally different than what the show displayed.
Will you keep your makeover look?
I love the blonde hair. My eyebrows started to grow darker towards the end. They are darker now, I can't have them that light. It made me look like I had a forehead and no eyebrows at all. I had to color them in a little bit.
Will you continue to pursue modeling?
Oh yes. This will not make me stop trying to model at all. I am going to keep going and hopefully big things will come in my future.
Did you enjoy meeting Janice Dickinson?
Yes, I loved meeting Janice. It was so stressful but she brought a breath of fresh air to everybody. We had a lot of fun o n that photo shoot because the other photo shoots are focused. But with Janice we had fun.
Was the beef between you and Lisa that deep or did you eventually make up?
It was that deep. We did eventually make up. They said that they would show that in the recaps. She went too far many times. I tried to not let it bother me but it got to the point that I had to say something about it.
Is her drinking as bad as we have seen?
Yes it is. It's probably worse than what was shown. They were being nice about it. But I don't know what is o n the next episodes to come.
What girls were you closest to or kept in touch with?
Me and D' always call each other. I talk to Bre and Sarah a lot. Those are the three girls that I mostly stay in contact with now. But we all email each other and talk.
Who got on your nerves the most?
Besides Lisa? (Laughs) Probably Nik because she didn't open up and let us know who she is. She put this fortress around her and we wanted to get to know her. It was irritating because I didn't know how to approach her, I didn't know anything about her or what type of person she is.
Did you have a favorite part of the experience?
Meeting the girls. I really thought that I could not hang out with females. But they proved me wrong. In the beginning I said that I am not here to be your friend. At the end I was friends with all of them. I do not want to lose contact with any of them. They all are amazing girls.
Do people on the streets recognize you?
Yes, they recognize. I don't go out much but when I do they recognize me. Me and boyfriend have a real nice 69' Riviera. This guy was pointing and giving us thumbs up and my boyfriend said, "thanks". The guy said, "No is that Coryn?" It's nice when people recognize you. It's not to the extent to where people are rushing you. It's nice, people notice you here and there and it's not too overwhelming.
Not yet! Ya exactly!
What was your favorite photo shoot?
My favorite photo shoot was the o ne with the horse. I liked it out there. It was nice and relaxing o n the ranch. I like animals a lot too so it was fun to do with an animal.
Do you have any last words or shout outs?
I just wanted to say "Hi" to everybody in Minnesota. They think that I am not representing for them – but I am. I just want to say "Hi" to my mom and my sisters and "I love you guys".
Thanks for talking with me Coryn.
Thank you for the interview!
Source: OrwellProject.com
Photo: CW
To learn more about Cycle 5's Coryn Woitel, visit her bio page here. Source: Caryn Model and Talent Agency.
Coryn Woitel for John Wagner Photography
June 23, 2010
To learn more about Cycle 5's Coryn Woitel, visit her bio page here. Photo credit: John Wagner Photography.
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How hot are your key components getting? There's a good chance you've built a project and thought: "Well I guess I better slap a heat sink in there to be safe". But when working on a more refined build you really need to calculate heat dissipation to ensure reliability. This is actually not tough at all. The numbers are right there in the datasheet. Yes, that datasheet packed with number, figures, tables, graphs, slogans, marketing statements, order numbers… you know right where to look, don't you?
Hackaday has you covered on this one. In under 10 minutes [Bil Herd] will not only show how easy these calculations are, he'll tell you where to look in the datasheets to get the info you need quickly.
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Bertabean: A Storybook about Self-Esteem for Grown-Up Girls
Most of us were taught that the American Dream and the "pursuit of happiness" are the same thing. But are they? Berta has worked hard, followed the rules, and made a "success" of herself. She has the lifestyle and the expensive goodies to prove it. She's in the "1%." So why isn't she proud of herself? Where's the self-esteem that should have come with all this "success"? What is she doing wrong?
Excerpt from Bertabean
Sunday morning she was restless
And got up at quarter to five;
So as not to wake her husband,
She slipped out to take a drive.
Berta headed north on Broad Street
To her favorite quiet spot
In a local cemetery
That she visited quite a lot.
Here the gates were always open,
So she found a place to park –
And she waited for the sunrise
In the early morning dark.
As she sipped her mug of coffee,
Berta listened to the sounds
Of the whispering of the pine trees
On the peaceful, sacred grounds.
Bertabean began to wonder
What her epitaph would be
If her death should come upon her
Very unexpectedly.
Berta hoped, of course, the phrase
Would be both flattering and kind –
But despite her contemplation
Nothing readily came to mind.
She was really very selfish –
Very vain and very proud –
And for all the same wrong reasons
As the whole consumer crowd.
Though she owned the latest gadgets,
And she drove a fancy car,
She had certainly not been living
An authentic life so far.
She was certainly not creative –
Neither passionate nor unique –
Her conformity was boring,
Unimaginative, and bleak.
She had traded her identity
For a lot of pricey "stuff" –
But she'd reached a critical crossroads,
And her verdict was … Enough.
This conspicuous consumption
Was decidedly not the way –
And it clearly wasn't working
For Roberta anyway.
For despite her childish reasoning,
Real success was not a score –
Life was not about exam grades
Or report cards anymore.
She no longer was a student
But a woman fully grown –
And the only real approval
Berta needed was her own.


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Glenn Research Center has combined state-of-the-art electrical designs with complex, computer-aided analyses to develop some of today's most advanced power systems, in space and on Earth. The center's Power and On-Board Propulsion Technology Division is the brain behind many of these power systems. For space, this division builds technologies that help power the International Space Station, the Hubble Space Telescope, and Earth-orbiting satellites. For Earth, it has woven advanced aerospace power concepts into commercial energy applications that include solar and nuclear power generation, battery and fuel cell energy storage, communications and telecommunications satellites, cryocoolers, hybrid and electric vehicles, and heating and air-conditioning systems.
Whether it is energizing the latest space-bound propulsion systems or providing energy for terrestrial purposes, Glenn's power-generation technology gives NASA the boost it needs to achieve its missions in both realms.
In 1999, Inframat Corporation received funding and technical support from Glenn, in the form of Phase I and Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contracts, to fabricate high-frequency, soft magnetic/ceramic nanocomposites in order to advance the magnetic performance of the Space Agency's electronic, power-generating equipment. According to the Farmington, Connecticut-based company, if these nanocomposites could feasibly be developed, they could yield improved properties over conventional ferrites, including a combination of higher magnetic permeability, higher electrical resistivity, and lower magnetic loss. (Found in electronic devices, a ferrite is any group of magnetic substances that consist essentially of ferric oxide combined with the oxides of one or more metals and have high magnetic permeability and electrical resistivity.) Inframat claimed that, over the past half-century, conventional ferrites have been the only type of magnetic material for high-frequency applications, adding that they perform relatively poorly at high frequencies. These ferrites are also known to deteriorate when exposed to large demagnetizing fields at low temperatures.
Inframat went to work on manufacturing nanocomposite materials with various magnetic frequencies, using a wet-chemical synthesis technique. The intent was to create technology that could have a major impact on NASA's power management and distribution applications, as well as within the commercial market.
While the technology did not come to fruition during the NASA SBIR effort, Inframat was able to make the most out of what it had learned during this entire experience, as well as the funding it received, to later resolve some outstanding technical issues and create an enabling technology for commercial applications.
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While electronic systems are trending toward multifunctionality and increased miniaturization at higher speeds and lower costs than ever before, they can still have their limitations. For example, current inductive (power) components in a traditional semi-conducting chip can be a major impediment for the mass miniaturization of electronics, due to the fact that conventional, micro-sized, magnetic materials can only be used properly at very low frequencies.
The limitations of conventional magnets become significant in high-frequency applications (above 1 megahertz), because their permeability, or magnetic-quality factor, starts to decrease as frequency increases, thereby increasing their deterioration exponentially.
To transcend these limitations and propel to a new level the manufacturing, cost, weight, performance, and reliability improvements demanded of high-frequency electronic devices and inductors, Inframat has spun off a company called Embedded Nanomagnetics, Inc. This new enterprise is commercializing Inframat's revolutionary nanocomposite advancements under the brand name M-power. According to Inframat, the M-power brand name is representative of one of the key power advantages of Embedded Nanomagnetics products: "…the fact that they deliver up to 10 times more inductive value and efficiency than conventional magnetic materials of the same size."
For the designing and manufacturing of M-power nanocomposites, Inframat and Embedded Nanomagnetics have a proprietary process in place that enables extremely dense packing of nanoscale magnetic particles into a magnetic paste or film. When configured as a nanomagnetic paste, for instance, the material is capable of achieving the high-inductance values that are required for embedded power circuit board applications (applications for which high-inductance values cannot be accomplished using thin film techniques). In this case, the paste can simply be silk-screened onto a circuit board. On the other hand, when configured as a thin film, the material can achieve high-inductance values for applications that are dependent on semiconductor wafers, instead of circuit boards.
The M-power magnetic material has demonstrated that it can maintain high permeability with extremely low core loss (loss caused by a magnetization of the core and its resistance to magnetic flux) and excellent electrical properties, even at high frequencies extending into the gigahertz range (1,000 megahertz equals 1 gigahertz). This design possesses soft magnetic properties that Inframat considers "far superior" to those of conventional ferrites, thus, it enables "much greater flexibility" in tailoring magnetic and electric parameters in a wide range of applications.
Device use for M-power materials include: power converters, antennas, broadband filters, sensors, digital packing converters, radiofrequency switches, microwave and millimeter wave circulators, sound-suppressors, hybrid integrated circuits, and semiconductor wafers. These applications cover a broad spectrum of commercial markets, such as telecommunications, computers, consumer electronics, automotives, aerospace, defense, power generation, and industrial operations.
Embedded Nanomagnetics is initially focusing on the electronics, telecommunications, and defense markets, as it has attracted the attention of several market leaders in these industries. One of these leaders, Tagent Corporation, is working to integrate the M-power materials into small, cost-effective radio frequency identification systems intended for fully automated electronic tag reading and item tracking.


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Happy Weekend TAY!
Another blast of winter is hitting my city this weekend, which feels extra yucky since it had been very spring-like over the past week. I'm happy to stay inside and play this weekend, so it can snow all it wants.
I had a somewhat miserable existence last week. Aside from my bum arm that is a constant low-grade pain, I also had a visit from the cold fairy (and she stayed all week). The lack of good sleep took its toll on me and my family gave Mr. Grumpy a wide-berth. I did nothing productive all week (sorry TAY Run Club teammates) unless you consider playing lots of Far Cry Primal productive.
I'm loving Primal so far and I think the actual game design is the most refined of the Dunia 2 engine Far Cry games (that includes Far Cry 3, Blood Dragon, Far Cry 4 and Primal). I definitely prefer the stone aged weaponry and melee combat to the advanced weaponry in the other Far Cry games. It makes for a much more exciting experience to be facing down a charging rhino with a bow and arrow instead of mowing it down with a high caliber machine gun.
If you didn't dig Far Cry 3 or 4, I don't suspect there is anything in Primal that will excite you. The gameplay formula is very similar despite the setting being 12,000 years in the past. The new beast taming component is cool, but I don't think that's going to be enough of an addition to change the minds of people who didn't enjoy the previous Far Cry games.
I've been extremely impressed with the map design in Primal. While it actually borrows a lot from the map layout in Far Cry 4, it feels fresh and new and might well be my favourite map of the Far Cry series. Plus, since you can't hop on a helicopter to travel from point A to point B, you become much more intimate with your surroundings. The lack of a helicopter also makes hunting down collectibles an actual hunt, instead of just landing on one collectible to the next.
I did run into a game-breaking bug while playing. Apparently, the PC version is susceptible to save file corruptions which prevent the game from updating the save file. It was a bugger of an issue to correct, but once I found a solution and modified it to fit my particular problem, I was back up and running. I emailed Ubisoft support, who gave the correct solution, but their reply came three days after I emailed them (and well after I spent many hours to finally dig up a solution on the web).
Far Cry Primal is a great game to play while being sick. The open nature of the world and the non-linear game progression allowed me to just screw around and relax. I could go hunting and collecting resources or just spend my time exploring. There is so much to do in the game and so many side missions that you are never lacking for things to do.
If you haven't played any of the Far Cry games, but enjoy a good open world, don't miss out on the Far Cry series sale this weekend on Steam.
I'm looking forward to playing some more Far Cry Primal this weekend and, now that I'm beginning to feel somewhat better, I imagine I'll have some fun with the family as well. I picked up Doctor Strange on 3D Blu-Ray on Friday and the whole family is looking forward to seeing that for the first time.
So, what are you playing this weekend? (cue the deluge of happy Breath Of The Wild players)


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Chef Jeff Huck has an eclectic background that combines education, anthropology, and cooking. He is currently the kitchen manager at Cid's Food Market.
Huck started cooking at home when he was fifteen years old.
"I found out then that I really liked to cook," he said. "Of course, I love food…I am a New Yorker!"
He moved from New York to Colorado in 1995 and attended Naropa University.
"I was very interested in environmental studies so horticulture and anthropology were my main focuses," he said. "All those years, I still cooked at home and enjoyed it, though I didn't think I would become a chef."
After graduation he and his then girlfriend (now his wife) Alicia Bartzen Huck moved to Taos.
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Travoprost 0.004% eye drops: Travopt is the new funded brand
Travoprost 0.004% eye drops are used in the treatment of glaucoma.
What is changing?
The funded brand of travoprost 0.004% eye drops is changing to Travopt. This means Travatan will no longer be funded.
Your new brand is available from 1 November 2017
- From 1 November 2017 Travopt will be fully funded and available for patients.
- From 1 January 2018 a part payment may be required for Travatan.
- From 1 April 2018 only Travopt will be fully funded. Travatan will no longer be funded.
- If you do want to keep using your current brand of travoprost 0.004% eye drops, you can ask your pharmacist to check the price and availability. After 1 April 2018 PHARMAC cannot guarantee the availability or price of Travatan.
Travopt works the same as the other brand
- Travopt has the same active ingredient as Travatan and is delivered to the eyes in the same way. This means it will have the same effect as the other brands.
- Travopt has been thoroughly evaluated by Medsafe to ensure it's safe and works the same as the other brands.
- The Travopt eye drops expire 6 weeks after opening. All remaining eye drops should be discarded and not used after that date.
How is Travopt different?
- Travopt doesn't contain benzalkonium chloride (BAK) preservative. BAK is a preservative which some people may be sensitive to.
- Travopt eye drops comes in a 5 ml bottle, a larger size than the Travatan brand which comes in a 2.5 ml bottle. Your pharmacist will work out how many bottles you need to ensure you have enough eye drops.
It's understandable that you might have questions about changing your medicine but you shouldn't notice any difference when you change to Travopt. If you have any questions or concerns about changes to medicines, you should talk with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
There's more information about medicines and changes to medicines on PHARMAC's website: The facts about generic and biosimilar medicines.
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Set on approx. two thirds of an acre experience family luxury in this peaceful cul-de-sac as modern grandeur and a superb address combine to delve the ultimate family lifestyle.
With a championship sized tennis court, a sparkling solar heated pool and a floor plan that guarantees space and privacy, this is first class living in one of Frankston South's most enviable and exclusive addresses.
Featuring polished floorboards throughout, the home comprises a granite-topped kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a full butler's pantry, which overlooks an expansive open plan living and dining room with an ambient gas fireplace. An alfresco deck with views of the extensive landscaping makes for ideal entertaining with family and friends.
This home delights in a generous master suite with a walk-in-robe and an en-suite, while a further 3 bedrooms feature built in robes and are served by a family bathroom.
With a generous triple car remote garage, further inclusions consist of ducted heating, evaporative cooling, a rumpus room, an external kitchenette, tool shed and room for a caravan or boat.


text: A Richfield, Minn. bowling institution, what some call a piece of Americana, will roll its final frame on May 9, Lariat Lanes will closed for good on Sunday, and the regulars say they're going to miss it. They say it's just a good, old fashioned bowling alley, no bells or fancy whistles, and that's what keeps them coming back for more. Watch the full KMSP TV story here.


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selected publications
academic article
- Adherence rates to ferric citrate as compared to active control in patients with end stage kidney disease on dialysis.. Hemodialysis International. 21:243-249. 2017
- FP590FERRIC CITRATE (FC) AS A PHOSPHATE BINDER IN PERITONEAL DIALYSIS (PD). Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation. 30:iii270-iii270. 2015
conference paper
- ADHERENCE RATES AND PREDICTORS OF ADHERENCE TO FERRIC CITRATE AS COMPARED TO ACTIVE CONTROL IN END STAGE KIDNEY DISEASE. American Journal of Kidney Diseases. A45-A45. 2015


text: If you want to turn heads at a party, then don't miss the chance to own one of these colourful and individual Stand Out Suits. There are plenty of colours to choose from, whether you want plain orange, yellow or purple to truly make you stand out from the crowd. These full-colour suits with matching ties would be ideal for colour-themed parties or for stag dos. For the more adventurous, the suits with wacky prints could be the perfect outfit. Don't be another brick in the wall with the brick wall pattern, or choose an alternative comic-book costume with the comic printed suit. The shamrock printed suit is also a great choice for St Patrick's Day!


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Few historic civilizations have captured our imaginations more than those of ancient Greece. From the Minoan Age to Hellenistic Greece and beyond, this title explores the key events of Greece's history, compares the governments of Athens and Sparta, and discusses the role of geography in Greece's development. It also examines ancient Greek religious beliefs, festivals, and daily life, as well as how the discoveries and writings of the ancient Greeks helped shape the world we live in today.
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the life of me, I can't see the issue here. sounds like your wife needs a hobby.
-----Original Message-----From: HAWKINS, JAMES W [IT/1000] [mailto:james.w.hawkins_at_pharmacia.com]Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:01 AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: RE: OT: football fan-hood
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-----Original Message-----From: Koivu, Lisa [mailto:lisa.koivu_at_efairfield.com]Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 8:27 AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: RE: OT: football fan-hood BLECH! My second favorite
team is Tampa (they are half ex-vikings) I dare say they will be better than the Vikings this year.
Charge that $5 to my account.
The short story is:
Grew up in MN... my whole family
watched the Vikings... my grandfather was one of the announcers... I was going to Purple Crush games at 6 years old with my mother in the Met Stadium. I was (still am) a tomboy and there was no girls football or hockey back then. There. I said it.
-----Original Message----- From: Ron Rogers [SMTP:RROGERS_at_galottery.org] Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 9:01 AM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Subject: Re: OT: football fan-hood I thought that she was soooo overwhelmed by the choices available that she decided to be an "outsider" and pick a team from snow-bird country so she would be accepted in Ft.Laud. After all she does have 3 Florida football teams to choose from. Very confusing and it can upset your pears, neighbors, and friends of you choose the wrong one. You can tell that she is not solid in her choice and committed by the unique, colorful, and subliminal signature? She is screaming for guidance and understanding. I offer to her that she support the BRONCO'S and I will have my daughter-in-law ( devout BRONCO fan) get with her and tailgate party to relieve the stress. ROR mª¿ªm -- Please see the official ORACLE-L FAQ: http://www.orafaq.com -- Author: Ron Rogers INET: RROGERS_at_galottery.org Fat City Network Services -- (858) 538-5051 FAX: (858) 538-5051 San Diego, California -- Public Internet access / Mailing Lists -------------------------------------------------------------------- To REMOVE yourself from this mailing list, send an E-Mail message to: ListGuru_at_fatcity.com (note EXACT spelling of 'ListGuru') and in the message BODY, include a line containing: UNSUB ORACLE-L (or the name of mailing list you want to be removed from). You may also send the HELP command for other information (like subscribing).Received on Thu Aug 30 2001 - 09:41:13 CDT
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