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We read this delightful book over the period of 2 weeks to our 4 and 7 year old children. We all enjoyed it and Tiptoes, Jeremy Mouse, and the other creatures have become a part of our family. We just began reading it a second time and it is just as magical as the first time. As a parent I often edit out content I don't think is appropriate for my children in chapter books (especially for my 4 year old). Your whole family will enjoy every word in this book. Enjoy!


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Chris Capuano (3-6, 4.63) vs. Todd Redmond (1-1, 4.32).
The first-place Dodgers haven't lost in nine days, and are 4-0 since the All-Star Break (one of four undefeated teams since the break, along with the Rays, Orioles, and Mariners). So if there's any way to push the baseball gods about as far as they can go, it's by starting Chris Capuano, who won his last start (July 11, a 6-1 victory where Cap went 6.1 scoreless innings with 8 Ks), but hasn't lasted seven innings since May 18 (the only time he made it all year).
As for the Blue Jays, still playing on that shag-carpet-like worn astroturf: I guess they've got a diamond, and they've got nine men. So "let's play ball", with all the baseball gusto that Canada's last remaining MLB team can muster:
Oh man, I think I'm gonna puke.

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Posted November 12, 2012
Consensus among Alzheimer's researchers about the origins of the disease is growing. Most, including members of Cure Alzheimer's Fund Research Consortium, agree that a combination of factors, beginning with the excessive build-up of the peptide Abeta42 triggering the development of tau tangles, nerve cell death, and inflammation are all required for Alzheimer's pathology.
The Wall Street Journal and other publications recently highlighted efforts to interrupt the formation of tau tangles. Rudy Tanzi, Chair of the Cure Alzheimer's Fund Research Consortium, Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School, and Director of the Genetics and Aging Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital offers the following commentary on this recently announced work:
Over the past two decades, we have learned from genetic, biochemical, and neuropathological studies that the neurodegenerative process in Alzheimer's disease begins with the excessive accumulation of beta-amyloid in the brain. Virtually every confirmed Alzheimer's gene leads to the same outcome: abundant beta-amyloid deposition in the brain, albeit via different mechanisms stemming from amyloid beta deposition and clearance in the brain.
We also know that while beta-amyloid is necessary to start off the neurodegenerative cascade of Alzheimer's, it is insufficient on its own to cause the disease. Beta-amyloid triggers the production of tangles in nerve cells. As tangles accumulate in nerve cells, the cells become dysfunctional and die. As nerve cells die, the brain undergoes an inflammatory reaction that kills yet more nerve cells. So, our current understanding of Alzheimer's includes a pathway in which excessive accumulation of beta-amyloid acts as the triggering event (as confirmed by genetic findings), followed by tangle formation (induced by beta-amyloid), nerve cell death, and finally inflammation. As nerve cells and their connections (synapses) are increasingly lost, dementia ensues.
Most Alzheimer's therapies currently in development are aimed at curbing the beta-amyloid deposition in the brain. This approach is logical as it allows Alzheimer's to be nipped in the bud stage given that beta-amyloid deposition starts off the disease process. An alternative strategy is to allow the beta-amyloid to accumulate but try to stop the tangles from forming in response to the excess amyloid. In fact, many believe that we will ultimately treat Alzheimer's with a drug cocktail that hits both amyloid and tangles.
One therapeutic strategy for stopping tangle formation is being developed by the company TauRx. Tangles are made up of the protein called tau. Tau abnormally aggregates in the twisted filaments that make up tangles. In an attempt to stop this process, TauRx is using a chemical dye that is over 120 years old, and was actually used in 1891 in an attempt to treat malaria. The chemical is called methylene blue and was originally used as an early dye to stain cells for visualization under a microscope. TauRx renamed this classical dye, "Rember", and claims that it blocks tau aggregation and tangle formation.
The original clinical trial data for this drug in Alzheimer's reportedly led to some cognitive improvement but the results were not particularly compelling and viewed by most as equivocal. The study showed that Alzheimer's patients taking 60 mg of Rember suffered less cognitive decline than those on placebo after 50 weeks of treatment. However, the higher dose of Rember, 100 mg, led to no improvement, casting doubt on the clinical results. Further clinical trials on Rember are currently underway, and we await the phase 3 trial results.
While the Wall Street Journal article pits beta amyloid-based therapies against tau tangle-based therapies, it must be emphasized that the successful treatment of Alzheimer's disease does not involve a competition between drugs aimed at either beta-amyloid deposition or tangle formation. Many believe that successful treatments could consist of drug cocktails that achieve both. Gene defects that cause Alzheimer's clearly show that beta-amyloid is sufficient to initiate Alzheimer's. Other studies have shown that beta-amyloid triggers tangles in nerve cells. Thus it is reasonable to develop therapies aimed at stopping both amyloid and tangle formation. With that said, whether a 120 year old cell-staining dye called methylene blue now reinvented as the drug "Rember", will clinically stop tangle formation and improve cognition in Alzheimer's patients remains to be seen. In any event, tangles are as viable a drug target in Alzheimer's as beta-amyloid and most would agree that a drug cocktail hitting both would be optimal for slowing, stopping, or reversing this dreadful disease.
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Enumerator and iteratee
An enumerator is something that knows how to generate a list and an iteratee is something that does one step in processing another piece of the big list. E.g. to sum up all elements of a list, we do
foldl (+) 0 xs
Then foldl
is the enumerator and ((+),0)
is the iteratee.
Clearly the function that sums the current element with the accumulator, (+)
, doesn't know or care from which collection the elements are coming from. The initial seed, 0
, is again unaware of the collection. That achieves the
separation of concerns: fold (aka, enumerator) has the intimate knowledge
of the collection and how to get to the next element; iteratee knows
what to do with the current element.
Do not rely on the foldl
analogy too firmly, it is misleading. ((+),0)
is an F-algebra and foldl (+) 0
is a catamorphism. But iteratee is different, it is an automaton. From this point of view, the enumerator sends elements of a list sequentially, from head to tail, as input messages to the iteratee. If the iteratee finishes, it outputs an accumulator. If the iteratee continues, it outputs nothing (i.e., ()
So, a set of states of iteratee is divided into subsets "Done" and "Next". Done-state means that automaton finished consuming a list, i.e., the automaton is dead. Next-state means that you can give an input message and obtain the same automaton in a new state.
data Iteratee i o
= Done o
| Next (i -> Iteratee i o)
is the type of the iteratee's input messages (or list elements) and o
is a type of the output message (an accumulator). Precisely speaking, Iteratee
stores not an automaton, but an automaton in some state, an automaton with distinguished state. As you see, if an Iteratee
is in the Next
state, then we have a function that takes an input message and returns a new Iteratee
The distinct feature of iteratee is that it can say after which list element an iteratee finishes. An iteratee says this by sending "Done" to an enumerator. Then the enumerator can, for example, close a file or a socket (a stream) where a list of characters is read from. Lazy I/O, which uses lazy lists, closes a stream only when the stream is exhausted.
The drawback is that an enumerator can not tell an iteratee that an input is exhausted — an Iteratee
consumes only infinite lists. You can remedy this by assuming
i == Maybe i'
where i'
is a type of list elements. Nothing
given to iteratee signals that the list is exhausted.
Here is a sample enumerator that takes input messages from a file:
enumerator :: FilePath -> Iteratee (Maybe Char) o -> IO o
enumerator file it = withFile file ReadMode
$ \h -> fix (\rc it -> case it of
Done o -> return o
Next f -> do
eof <- hIsEOF h
case eof of
False -> do
c <- hGetChar h
rc (f (Just c))
True -> rc (f Nothing)
) it
You can compose iteratees sequentially in time. This is done by (>>)
. it0 >> it1
means that when it0
finishes, it1
starts. Generally speaking, Iteratee i
is a Monad
, and it works exactly like a monadic parser.
{- s = state -}
instance Functor (Iteratee input) where
fmap f = fix $ \rc s -> case s of
Done o -> Done (f o)
Next g -> Next (rc . g)
instance Monad (Iteratee input) where
return = Done
it0 >>= it1 = fix (\rc s -> case s of
Done o -> it1 o
Next g -> Next (rc . g)
) it0
You can also compose iteratees sequentially in space. it0
's output messages become it1
's input messages, so it0
and it1
work in parallel. Their composition is denoted it1 . it0
. If it0
finishes, it is resurrected to its original state. If it1
finishes, it1 . it0
finishes — The main feature here is that it0
is restarted, as this is used for repetitive parsing.
arr0 f = Next $ \i -> Done (f i)
instance Category Iteratee where
id = arr0 id
it1 . it0 = fix (\rc1 it1 -> case it1 of
Done c -> Done c
Next f1 -> fix (\rc0 it0 -> case it0 of
Done b -> rc1 (f1 b)
Next f0 -> Next (rc0 . f0)
) it0
) it1
You may note that Iteratee
is a final coalgebra. Other kinds of automata can be described with other F-coalgebras. In practice such automata can handle network protocols or interactive user input. See for example papers by Bart Jacobs for theoretical discussion.
See also
- Oleg Kiselyov: "Iteratees" - FLOPS 2012 paper
- A tutorial on the enumerator library
- Haskell-Cafe on understanding enumerator/iteratee
- Haskell-Cafe on Left fold enumerator - a real pearl overlooked?
- John Lato's cabalized package of Oleg's code
- Iteratee I/O
- The Yesod book's appendix on the Enumerator package


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Baku-APA. Supporters and opponents of Egyptian leader Mohammed Morsi fought with rocks, firebombs and sticks outside the presidential palace in Cairo on Wednesday in large-scale clashes that marked the worst violence of a deepening crisis over the disputed constitution.
Egypt's Health Ministry said 126 people were wounded in the clashes that were still raging hours after nightfall, APA reports quoting Associated Press.
Three of Morsi's aides resigned in protest of his handling of the crisis. With two aides who had quit earlier, now five of his panel of 17 advisers have left their jobs since the problems began.
Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading opposition advocate of reform and democracy, said Morsi's rule was "no different" from that of former President Hosni Mubarak, whose authoritarian regime was toppled in an uprising nearly two years ago.
"In fact, it is perhaps even worse," the Nobel Peace Laureate told a news conference after he accused the president's supporters of a "vicious and deliberate" attack on peaceful demonstrators.
The opposition is demanding Morsi rescind decrees giving him nearly unrestricted powers and shelve a disputed draft constitution that the president's Islamist allies passed hurriedly last week.
The dueling demonstrations and violence are part of a political crisis that has left the country divided into two camps: Islamists versus an opposition made up of youth groups, liberal parties and large sectors of the public. Both sides have dug in their heels, signaling a protracted standoff.
The latest clashes began when thousands of Islamist supporters of Morsi descended on the area around the palace where some 300 of his opponents were staging a sit-in. The Islamists, members of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood group, chased the protesters away from their base outside the palace's main gate and tore down their tents.
The protesters scattered in side streets where they chanted anti-Morsi slogans. After a lull in fighting, hundreds of young Morsi opponents arrived at the scene and immediately began throwing firebombs at the president's backers, who responded with rocks.
"I voted for Morsi to get rid of Hosni Mubarak. I now regret it," Nadia el-Shafie yelled at the Brotherhood supporters from a side street. "God is greater than you. Don't think this power or authority will add anything to you. God made this revolution, not you," said the tearful el-Shafie as she was led away from the crowd of Islamists.
By nightfall, there were about 10,000 Islamists outside the palace. They set up metal barricades to keep traffic off a stretch of road that runs parallel to the palace in Cairo's upscale Heliopolis district. Some of them appeared to plan staging their own sit-in.
"May God protect Egypt and its president," read a banner hoisted on a truck that came with the Islamists. Atop, a man using a loudspeaker recited verses from the Quran.
"We came to support the president. We feel there is a legitimacy that someone is trying to rob," said engineer Rabi Mohammed, a Brotherhood supporter. "People are rejecting democratic principles using thuggery."
At least 100,000 opposition supporters rallied outside the palace on Tuesday and smaller protests were staged by the opposition elsewhere in Cairo and across much of Egypt. It was the latest of a series of mass protests against the president
Buoyed by the massive turnout on Tuesday, the mostly secular opposition held a series of meetings late Tuesday and Wednesday to decide on next steps in the standoff that began Nov. 22 with Morsi's decrees that placed him above oversight of any kind.
It escalated after the president's allies who dominated the constitution-writing assembly hurriedly pushed through the draft constitution without participation of representatives of liberals, minority Christians and women.
While calling for more mass rallies is the obvious course of action, activists said opposition leaders also were discussing whether to campaign for a "no" vote in a Dec. 15 constitutional referendum or to call for a boycott.
Brotherhood leaders have been calling on the opposition to enter a dialogue with the Islamist leader. But the opposition contends that a dialogue is pointless unless the president first rescinds his decrees and shelves the draft charter.
Vice President Mahmoud Mekki called for a dialogue between the president and the opposition to reach a "consensus" on the disputed articles of the constitution and put their agreement in a document that would be discussed by the next parliament. But he said the referendum must go ahead and that he was making his "initiative" in a personal capacity not on behalf of Morsi. He put the number of clauses in disputes at 15, out of a total of 234.
Speaking to reporters, ElBaradei said there would be no dialogue unless Morsi rescinded his decrees and shelved the constitution draft. Asked to comment on Mekki's offer, he said: "With all due respect, we don't deal with personal initiatives. If there is a genuine desire for dialogue, the offer must come from President Morsi."
The charter has been criticized for not protecting the rights of women and minority groups, and many journalists see it as restricting freedom of expression. Critics also say it empowers Islamic religious clerics by giving them a say over legislation, while some articles were seen as tailored to get rid of the Islamists' enemies.
If the referendum goes ahead as scheduled and the draft constitution is adopted, elections for parliament's lawmaking lower chamber will be held in February.


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Although 2008 is a long way away and no one can truly predict what will happen in politics that far out, the race for the presidency is already starting to vaguely take shape.
On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton already looks to be all but unstoppable. HC is polling well ahead of Kerry and Edwards and the word on the street (passed along by Chris Matthews) is that Al Gore isn't running.
Furthermore, with the Dems still slowly but surely sliding to the left, candidates like Bill Richardson and Mark Warner, who would be tougher opponents for the GOP than Hillary, have little chance of winning. In fact, barring unforeseen events, it's likely that the only thing that can stop Hillary from taking the nomination in 2008 would be if she drives the left wing of the Democratic Party to coalesce around a Howard Dean simulacrum (or possibly even Dean himself) by moving too far to the center. Even then, the smart money would probably still be on Hillary.
On the other hand, on the GOP side, not only is there no 800 pound gorilla in the race, it's entirely possible that none of the current top 4 candidates will even get the nomination. According to a Marist poll:
Giuliani receives the support nationwide of 25% of Republicans and Republican leaning Independents and McCain has 21%. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice follows with 14% and Florida Governor Jeb Bush receives 7%.
But, if you take a hard look at these candidates, you have to wonder if any of them has what it takes to grab the brass ring.
Rudy Giuliani: "America's mayor" is popular with the base right now but very few of them know that he's pro-abortion, in favor of gun control & gay marriage, and has a "Clintonesque" personal life. Once Rudy's flaws become as well known as his strengths, his stock will drop faster than Enron.
John McCain: While McCain does have a small, enthusiastic group of supporters in the GOP, I'd estimate that there are 2-3 Republicans who hate his guts for every fan he has. Furthermore, the right side of the blogosphere and a lot of big name conservative opinion makers (Rush Limbaugh in particular) absolutely loathe McCain and will go after him wilth everything they have in the primaries. McCain is the Lieberman of the GOP. He might have name recognition and a few fans, but he's not going anywhere.
Condi Rice: There's a lot of talk about a Condi Rice run at the presidency. But, Condi is pro-abortion, hasn't been married at 50, and has never run for office before. If she were to run — and that's a big if — she'd be hit with savage attacks on her personal life (she could expect to be portrayed either as a lesbian or strange by the left) and her inexperience would be a huge minus in a run at the presidency. It's possible that Condi could be the nominee in 2008, but she's a much weaker candidate that most people think.
Jeb Bush: Although the Bush name would be a negative to some voters who would rather the GOP select someone from outside the Bush family for 2008, it may not be more than a glancing blow to Jeb's chances if another Clinton (Hillary) is running as well. Furthermore, Bush could put together the kind of organization he needs to win, raise money, guarantee Florida, & generally please the base. In fact, were he running, I'd say Jeb would have a 50% or better chance of taking the nomination. However, Bush says he's not running for the Presidency in 2008.
What it all comes down to is that for Republicans, it's going to be wide open in 2008…


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Replacement Choroi Tone Blocks for the Choroi Pentatonic Flute in sets of two each. This is the little wooden piece that slides in and out of the hole below the mouth piece on this flute. These are great to have on hand in case wee hands misplace the original one or it wears out or breaks. Made in Sweden.
Note: The tone block can only be used for the Choroi Pentatonic Flute that originally comes with a tone block. It cannot be used with the Quinta Pentatonic Flute that does not have a tone block.


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Depression may be described as feeling sad, blue, unhappy, miserable, or down in the dumps. Most of us feel this way at one time or another for short periods.
Clinical depression is a mood disorder in which feelings of sadness, loss, anger, or frustration interfere with everyday life for a longer period of time.
For more information on the symptoms and treatment of depression, see:
Symptoms of depression include:
Low self-esteem is common with depression. It is also common to have sudden bursts of anger and a lack of pleasure from activities that normally make you happy, including sex.
Depressed children may not have the same symptoms as adult depression. Watch for changes in school work, sleep, and behavior. If you wonder whether your child might be depressed, it's worth talking to a health care provider.
The main types of depression include:
Other common forms of depression include:
Depression may also alternate with mania (known as manic depression or bipolar disorder).
Depression may be more common in women than men. This may be because women tend to seek help for it more. Depression is also more common during the teenage years.
Depression often runs in families. This may be due to your genes (inherited), behaviors you learn at home, or both. Even if your genes make you more likely to develop depression, a stressful or unhappy life event usually triggers the depression.
Many factors can cause depression, including:
If you are depressed for 2 weeks or longer, contact your doctor or other health professional before your symptoms get worse.
No matter what type of depression you have and how severe it is, the following self-care steps can help:
If your depression occurs in the fall or winter months, try light therapy using a special lamp that is like sunlight.
If you have moderate to severe depression, the most effective treatment plan will likely involve a combination of talk therapy, lifestyle changes, and medication.
Call 911, a suicide hotline, or go to a nearby emergency room if you have thoughts of harming yourself or others.
Call your doctor if:
Your health care will find out how severe your depression is (mild, moderate, or severe) and look for the cause by doing a:
If there is a risk of suicide, you may need to stay in the hospital for treatment.
You will talk with the health care provider about the issues and events that may be causing your depression. Your doctor will ask you about:
Treatment will depend on your symptoms. For mild depression, counseling and self-care may be enough. The most effective therapy for moderate or severe depression is a combination of antidepressant medication and talk therapy.
Your primary care doctor may refer you to a psychiatrist if your depression is moderate to severe, or if it does not improve with treatment.
For more treatment information, see: Major depression
Healthy lifestyle habits can help prevent depression, and reduce the chances of it coming back. Talk therapy and antidepressant medication can also make you less likely to become depressed again.
Talk therapy may help you through times of grief, stress, or low mood. Family therapy may help teens who feel sad.
Keeping close contact with other people is important for preventing depression.
Blues; Gloom; Sadness; Melancholy
Fava M, Cassano P. Mood disorders: Major depressive disorder and dysthymic disorder. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 29.
American Psychiatric Association. Practice guidelines for the treatment of patients with major depressive disorder. 2nd ed. September 2007.
Reviewed by: Fred K. Berger, MD, Addiction and Forensic Psychiatrist, Scripps Memorial Hospital, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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Cardiac Cats - Men's Cycling Kit
Estimated Delivery:May 03 - May 07
Free Shipping on orders over $75 USD
- Cycling apparel usually fits tighter than regular clothing, if you can't decide between two sizes, go with one size up.
- If your items don't fit you well, we are willing to help you exchange for a new size.
- Need this with different sizes for jersey and bib? Buy the kit in your jersey size, and add a note for the different bib size.
This cycling kit is crafted from a premium Polyester and Spandex, making it both comfortable and durable. Each panel is individually printed, cut and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with no imperfections. And high definition printing makes these a pleasure to wear for all day riding.
This cycling kit made for comfort on any ride.
With the lightweight and double knit-performance fabric, riders stay comfortable and dry no matter their chosen route.
Jersey | Bibs and Shorts |
Not Only Comfortable But Also Fashionable
Our talented artists make great efforts every day to create unique cycling outfits with unique designs.
Global Cycling Gear is where you can pick for yourself extraordinary bike outfits that express your favorite, pride and individuality to make you stand out from the crowd.
Be Unique and Enjoy your ride!
Care instructions
Global Cycling Gear provides shipping to most destinations around the world.
We make every effort to ship you your new order as soon as possible. We understand how excited you are to receive it.
- Free Shipping on Orders over $75 USD
- Standard Shipping (USA) : from $7.00 USD
- Standard Shipping (all other countries) : from $9.95 USD
Estimated Delivery Time
- USA : 9-14 business days
- UK and Europe : 10-15 business days
- All Other Countries : 15-22 business days
As soon as our warehouse team has dispatched your order, you will be emailed tracking information for your delivery. Please allow 24-48 hours for the order to be received and scanned in by the courier for shipping information to be updated.
30 Day "Make it Right" Policy
Here at Global Cycling Gear, we want to make sure you love your order and if for any reason you're not fully satisfied, we're here to make things right. As long as you contact us within 30 days of receiving your order, we'll provide a solution.
For any quality issues, be sure to provide clear photos of the products on a flat, well-lit surface. This quick and simple step will help us to provide a speedy resolution.
If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact us:


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Would you like to grow your own delicious berries such as blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries? How about asparagus and herbs? You can purchase yours and support the youth of Forsyth County at the same time.
Forsyth County 4-H is holding their annual plant sale to raise money for their scholarship fund. Youth EARN scholarship dollars through participating in 4-H events that they can use to off-set their registration costs to 4-H events such as workshops, teen leadership events and 4-H camp.
The 4-H Plant Sale has a new item this year – Legacy blueberries! Plus, only on pick up days, our "Extras" will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Orders are due on or before Friday, February 28th, and pick-up is from 8:30 am - 6:00 pm on Thursday and Friday, March 27 & 28th.See 4-H Plant Sale Brochure.