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University Hospital Heidelberg
Heidelberg, Germany
Treatment of brain angioma with partial resection and coiling (program ID: 102015)
Andreas Unterberg
Department of Neurosurgery
Specialized in: neurosurgery, vascular surgery
- Spez. Neurochirurgische Intensivmedizin
- Neurochirurgie, Neurochirurgische Intensivmedizin
- Seit April 2003 Ordinarius und Direktor der Neurochirurgischen Klinik, Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg
- 1995 bis 2003 Stellvertretender Direktor der Klinik für Neurochirurgie, Charité, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
- 1991 bis 2003 Professor für Neurochirurgie, FU Berlin und Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
- 1988 Habilitation LMU-München
- 1987 bis 1991 Facharztausbildung für Neurochirurgie, LMU-München und FU Berlin
- 1985 bis 1986 Research Fellow (DFG), Division of Neurological Surgery, Med. Coll. Virginia, Richmond, VA., USA
- 1981 bis 1985 Wissenschaftlicher Assistent, Institut für Chirurgische Forschung, LMU-München Forschungsstipendiat der DFG
- 1982 Promotion zum Dr. med. (summa cum laude), LMU-München
- 1981 Approbation
- 1974 bis 1981 Studium der Medizin in Gießen und München
Eingeladene internationale Vorträge
- Decompression Craniectomy in Stroke, Trauma and SAH Wuhan/China, 27.05.2011
- Neurosurgical Management of Clivus Chordomas Chordoma Foundation, Amsterdam, 20.06.2012
- Surgical Approaches to SAH and AVM 8th World Stroke Congress, Brasilia, 11.10.2012
- Intraoperative MRI & CT Imaging in Daily Use, Indische Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie New Delhi, 20.12.2012
- Intraoperative MRI for Resection Control in Pituitary Surgery, Spanische Gesellschaft für Neurochirurgie (SENEC), San Sebastian, 15.05.2013
As one of the largest neurosurgical centers of Europe, the Department of Neurosurgery at the Heidelberg University Hospital covers the full range of diseases of the peripheral and central nervous system. Annually, there are performed over 3000 operations in four state-of-the-art operating rooms.
The exceptional technical equipment of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Heidelberg University Hospital as well as perfect interaction of the multiprofessional team under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Unterberg are necessary preconditions for the maximally safe and effective operations. The doctors of the Department have expert knowledge and experience in surgery of brain and spine, deep brain stimulation and other stereotactic operations. They are also experienced in intensive neurosurgical care and work hand in hand to provide an optimal treatment outcome.
Furhtermore, as an important part of the neurocenter of the Department of Head, the Department of Neurosurgery at the Heidelberg University Hospital cooperates closely with the neighboring specialized department of the Heidelberg University. The Department maintains the closest collaboration with two internationally recognized research centers: National Cancer Center (NCT) and German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ).
The range of services of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Heidelberg University Hospital under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Unterberg includes:
- Brain and spine
- Brain tumors
- Skull base tumors
- Pituitary tumors
- Spinal tumors
- Traumatic brain injury
- Spinal pathology
- Functional neurosurgery
- Dystonia
- Parkinson
- Essential tremor
- Vessels
- Spine
- Herniated disk
- Spinal canal stenosis
- Dislocation of vertebrae
- Neurosurgical pain therapy
- Surgical pain therapy and injuries of the peripheral nerves
- Surgical treatment of chronic head and facil pains
- Neurosurgical diseases in childhood
- Treatment oif spastisity
- Hydrocephalus
- Developmental disorders of the central nervous system
- Pediatric brain tumors
Program includes:
- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
- review of medical records
- physical examination
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- general urine analysis
- biochemical analysis of blood
- inflammation indicators (CRP, ESR)
- indicators blood coagulation
- neurological examination
- functionality x-ray
- CT/MRI scan
- neuropsychological tests (on indications):
- ENMG (electroneuromyography)
- EEG (electroencephalography)
- SEPs (somatosensory evoked potentials)
- VEPs (visually evoked potentials)
- BAEP tests (brainstem auditory evoked potential)
- preoperative care
- partial resection of angioma with
subsequent coiling
- histologically examination of the remote tissues
- blood transfusions (if needed)
- 1-day intensive care unit stay
- postoperative MRI control
- symptomatic treatment
- control examinations
- the cost of essential medicines and materials
- nursing services
- full hospital accommodation in 2 bedded room
- developing of further guidance
About hospital
Accommodation in hospital
Department of General Pediatrics, Pediatric Neurology, Metabolism and Gastroenterology at the Center for Child and Adolescent Medicine
Department of Pediatric Cardiology and Congenital Heart Diseases at the Center for Child and Adolescent Medicine
Department of Pediatric Oncology, Hematology, and Immunology at the Center for Child and Adolescent Medicine
- Heidelberg, Germany
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Program [Description]
Treatment of brain angioma with partial resection and coiling
- Hospital: University Hospital Heidelberg
- Department: Department of Neurosurgery
- Head physician: Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Unterberg
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The style is an eclectic blend of old world vintage and contemporary modernism. That includes comfortable furnishings and spacious, open floor plans as well as state of the art equipment set on 200 private acres amid the natural beauty of California.
Though it's located stateside, the spa environment has European Flair. Th spa is best suites to guests looking to balance mind, body and spirit. Beside the spa, and bath house; there is a 17,000 -square foot fitness center on the premises of Cal-a-Vie!


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Sweet Pepper Collection, 4" Plant 6-Pack
- Summary
Compact, easy-to-grow and versatile, sweet peppers are a great choice for any vegetable garden. This collection of six plants sustainably grown in 4" grower's pots includes three varieties for a rich range of color and subtle nuances in flavor. Grill, sauté or pickle.
Rainbow Bell Mix: Small, sweet-flavored 2"–3" long peppers in a rainbow of hues from black, purple and red to orange, yellow, and green. Try them in salads and pastas.
Sweet Banana: Also known as Hungarian Wax Peppers, this 6"-long yellow variety sports an elongated shape and mild, tangy taste. Perfect for summer grilling.
California Wonder: Large, thick-walled 3"-5" pepper ranging in color from green to red. Tender, flavorful and great for pickling.
- Sweet Banana and California Wonder: zones 3–10; Rainbow Bell Mix: zones 3–9.
- Suitable for container or ground planting.
- 3" to 4" high plants ship in 4" diam. grower's pots.
- Plant March–June.
- Require full sun and regular water.
- Six plants, two of each variety.
- Sustainably grown in USA.
- A Williams Sonoma exclusive.
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Rainbow Bell Mix
- Grows to 24" high and wide.
- Plant in full sun to depth of 3"; space 18"–24" apart.
- Matures in 55 days.
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- Grows 16"–24" high, 20" wide.
- Plant in full sun to depth of 3"; space 18"–24" apart.
- Matures in 68 days.
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- Grows 18"–24" high, 20"–24" wide.
- Plant in full sun to depth of 3"; space 18"–24" apart.
- Matures in 70 days.
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In slippers, elderly man slips away to Tampa
The assisted living facility in Hudson gets him a cab. His daughter calls the Sheriff's Office.
By THOMAS LAKE AND JAMAL THALJI
Published March 14, 2007
HUDSON - Last Saturday morning at an assisted living facility off State Road 52, an elderly man shuffled to the front desk and announced he was going on vacation.
He was blind in one eye, wearing black slippers and walking with a cane. His bags were packed. He asked the receptionist to call him a cab, and she did.
Wilton Tyner is 86, a retired electrical engineer with a fading memory and a fondness for cards. He left Atria Baypoint Village just after 10:30 a.m. Saturday, hoping to catch a bus to North Carolina.
A few hours later, his daughter called the Sheriff's Office to report a missing endangered adult.
The ensuing search highlighted a question that millions in the boomer generation face as their parents reach their 80s: When does a grownup lose the right to roam?
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Jean Nelson, Tyner's daughter, told authorities he would probably head for a Greyhound station. A deputy checked the one in Holiday. It was closed. He asked dispatch to call Yellow Cab. A dispatcher tracked down the driver who had picked Tyner up. The driver said Tyner had been dropped off at the Gulf View Square in Port Richey.
Deputies and security guards scoured the mall. Tyner was not there.
Nelson was angry that Baypoint had let her father leave. She worried he would turn up in a ditch. But Bayfront officials say they followed policy. "We're not a secure facility," executive director Susan Harris said. "People can come and go as they please."
Nelson says this is news to her. She has power of attorney and controls her father's bank account.
But Gregory Richards Jr., a Tampa attorney who has been doing guardianships for eight years, said that unless a judge ruled otherwise, someone in Tyner's position could still make his own decisions.
Nelson said her father is not mentally incompetent.
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Family members can still look for a relative who wanders off, and deputies can join the search if they suspect the person might be in danger.
Nelson's relatives showed his picture around the Greyhound station in Tampa. A deputy called cab companies and hospitals. No one remembered seeing him.
Finally, late Saturday afternoon, an officer from the Tampa Police Department sent a teletype saying he had found Tyner at the Tampa Greyhound station.
A Greyhound employee in Tampa had recognized Tyner from the photo. He was trying to find a bus to North Carolina.
The Tampa officer picked him up and handed him over to the Pasco deputy, who delivered him back to Baypoint.
Deputies might have been able to take him to a secure facility under the Baker Act, but they thought it best to take him home, sheriff's spokesman Doug Tobin said.
Tyner's case differs from that of most seniors who are reported missing and endangered. Often they are found disoriented and miles off course.
Tyner had a plan and he stuck to it. He might have made it to North Carolina if he hadn't been stopped.
What if tries to go on another vacation?
The receptionist won't call a cab this time, Harris said. She'll call his daughter.
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George Strait is amid a two-year tour before retiring from the road, but new album "Love Is Everything" proves he still has plenty of great new country music in him.
As usual, he proves he can stay contemporary, nicely handling the modern romantic ballad "I Believe," with its orchestrations and organ accents, and the tricky melody of "Give It All We Got Tonight," his current hit.
For all his modern moves, it's on the more traditional cuts that Strait excels, directly contradicting all the current Music Row trends. The steel-guitar-drenched "Blue Melodies" and the delightfully fiddle-driven "I Thought I Heard My Heart Sing" are reminders of how outstanding Strait is at classic country.
The album's only misstep arrives with "Got A Car," a first-person story of young love that would have been better left to a more age-appropriate vocalist.
For the most part, the best of "Love Is Everything" would have stood out on any of his albums in the last 32 years. Which means this veteran may hang up his traveling boots, but his consistency as a recording artist isn't slowing down.
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Your child experiences cognitive development in a variety of areas by engaging in different cultural activities and games.
Your child develops counting skills as they help Charly blow and pop bubbles from the bubble machine.
Your child develops exploration and curiosity skills as well as building narratives and object identification by playing a variety of games and being a creative contributor to the environment.
Your child enhances his or her counting skills with Elmo by using one-to-one correspondence to count different common objects.
Your child develops counting skills as they help Charly scoop ice cream for different numbers.
Your child develops counting skills while matching and counting pictures of shapes with Oobi.
Your child develops math skills by counting the number of animals in the bayou.
Your child practices counting using one-to-one correspondence with Barney and friends.
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The Lung Health Center at Cabell Huntington Hospital is sponsoring free screenings and information about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) at COPD Awareness Day, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday Nov. 15, 2012 in the Cabell Huntington Hospital atrium. Free valet parking is available.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: mud, fun and all in a good causeIn full: my 7th or 8th slog I think. Will be back next year!Date of review: November 13, 2012
In short: Train? What train?In full: Lovely race that the whole town of Tywyn get involved in - and rightly so! It is a fab event, with a great ethos. Great organisation, in spite of the large numbers of runners and supporters. Date of review: August 23, 2011
In short: One of my favourite racesIn full: Last year was the only time I didnt run this event, due to injury. It was great to be back, at this event which is always well organised, with a lovely atmosphere and the fab scenery. A wonderful half and dont be intimidated by the 'hilly' description..its not that bad!Date of review: June 21, 2011
In short: Tougher than 14 miles would suggestIn full: I think this is my 6th running of this race and it never gets any easier, but I love this race. Date of review: March 29, 2010
In short: Excellent organisation - scenic - great supportIn full: 12 hours of just over 9km laps around Eastnor Deer park. Very well organised event, with BRILLIANT support from adventure scout marshalls - who understandably looked rather bored after 6 hours but kept encouraging you! Not sure that the finishing/ranking format is the best, as it meant that some people may have been encouraged to do another lap when they didnt need/want to. Guy who won was out for nearly an hour extra as he could have in theory lost his 1st place. Perhaps an alternative approach could be introduced??Date of review: March 22, 2010
In short: Fun, but overpricedIn full: £25, for an 'extreme' XC race. Hmmm Ive done more challenging races. Entered as part of a team, so was more a social race for me, but for £25 you didnt 'get' much. Chip timed, and a t shirt. It was fun and very wet, however I wouldnt rush back as I have entered similar races that are less than half the cost (sodbury slog anyone!?) which I think are much 'better'. Date of review: December 8, 2009
In short: Wet, wet, wet oh and wetIn full: Pretty grotty weather, meant tough underfoot conditions (many paths under several inches of water) so difficult to see what you were putting your foot onto...so that slowed me down. Good organisation though, and not too intimidating of you are new to this sort of event. Only minor gripe was the momento...cheap medal, which given the entry fee wasnt much. I KNOW you dont the event for these things, however I have been on much better 'value' events. Id rather there have been some very basic snacks at CPs.Date of review: December 2, 2009
In short: V well organised and scenicDate of review: July 20, 2009
In short: Hot hilly but wonderfulIn full: 5th time for me, its a great evening race!Date of review: June 29, 2009
In short: Yet again Dick et al achieve the impossibleIn full: A wonderful race - over a hot BH weekend. Came back after success last year and managed to bag 3rd place this year. a 60% dropout rate this time, luckily I wasnt one of them. This race has an exceptionally unique atmosphere to it. A wonderful event. Next year??......maybe.Date of review: June 9, 2009
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Basic Maltese Information
- Lifespan: 12 - 14 years
- Height: 9 - 10 inches
- Weight: 4 - 6 pounds
Medical Conditions Seen in Malteses
- Glaucoma
- Polydontia
- Portosystemic Shunt
- Chronic Valvular Disease
- Cryptorchidism
- Deafness
- Distichiasis
- Hydrocephalus
- Hypoglycemia
- Patent Ductus Arteriosus
- Progressive Retinal Atrophy
- Tracheal Collapse
Maltese Traits
- Jogging Partner
- Lap Dog
- Good with Children
- Warm Weather
- Cold Weather
- Grooming Requirements
- Shedding
- Barking
- Ease of Training
Maltese History
- Maltese probably originated in Asia in ancient times, and eventually made their way to Europe and then to the Isle of Malta, perhaps used as exotic items of barter by traders.
- Aristotle mentioned a tiny dog he referred to as a Canis Melitae (the name for Malta in those times), and drawings on Greek and Roman pottery show small long-haired dogs of general Maltese type.
- Early Maltese came in a variety of colors.
- The first Maltese came to England during the reign of Henry VIII.
- By the mid 1800s they were favorite lap dogs of the upper class, and they were one of the earliest breeds exhibited in dog shows. They were called Maltese Terriers at the time.
- The first Maltese came to America in the late 1800s. They were initially exhibited in America as Maltese Lion Dogs. AKC recognized them as Maltese in 1888.
- The Maltese remained fairly unknown until its numbers started rising slowly in the 1950s. It reached the list of 15 most popular breeds in the 1990s. It remains in the top 20.
Maltese Behavior Concerns
- Makes both an affectionate lap dog and exuberant playmate.
- Playful and good with children, but children must be supervised because they could easily hurt such a small dog.
- Reserved toward strangers.
- Good with other dogs and pets, although it may foolishly challenge larger dogs.
- Tends to be bold and curious.
- Some bark a lot.
- Learns quickly, but tends to have a stubborn streak.
- Does best with reward-based training involving food or games.
Maltese Suggested Exercises
- Makes a lively and alert housedog.
- Although many of its physical exercise needs can be met with indoor or backyard games, it still needs the mental stimulation of going for walks.
- A walk around the block once or twice daily will meet its outdoor needs, not counting bathroom breaks.
- Many Maltese can be trained to use indoor potty systems.
- Dog parks are not generally a good idea unless only small dogs are allowed together.
- Games and tricks provide needed mental exercise.
- Despite their long coat, most Maltese do not tolerate cold weather well because of their lack of undercoat and small size.
Maltese Grooming
- Coat is long, flat and silky.
- Combing every day or two is needed to prevent matts.
- Many owners elect to have their dogs professionally groomed, often clipping them in easily maintained styles.
- Hair must be kept out of eyes to avoid irritation.
- The hair around the anus must be checked daily for hygiene issues.
- Shedding is below average.
- The breed is prone to periodontal problems, which can be prevented in large part by regular tooth brushing.
Suggested Maltese Nutritional Needs
- Maltese tend to stay in good weight.
- Adult dogs should be fed a balanced diet, with restricted calories if the dog starts to gain too much weight.
- Remember, it does not take much food to feed a small dog, and small snacks can easily add too many calories.
- Maltese puppies should be fed often to prevent hypoglycemia, a serious condition to which very small puppies are prone. Frequent small meals of high protein, fat, and complex carbohydrates may help guard against this condition.
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- Grapes and raisins are harmful to dogs.
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"Separate but equal" struck down
On May 17, 1954, Chief Justice Earl Warren delivered this unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the landmark civil rights case Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka. The Court found that state-sanctioned segregation of public schools violated the 14th Amendment. The decision marked the end of the "separate but equal" precedent set by the Supreme Court nearly 60 years before in Plessy v. Ferguson. Although this decision is commonly known as "Brown v. Board" this decision was actually six cases grouped together. Selected pages are shown.
National Archives, Records of the Supreme Court of the United States
Educational Resources
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- Teaching With Documents: Documents Related to Brown v. Board of Education Frontiers in Civil Rights: Dorothy E. Davis, et al. versus County School Board of Prince Edward County, Virginia


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Hi all,
Does anyone know if Gwendal Peizerat speaks Breton?
Hi all,
Does anyone know if Gwendal Peizerat speaks Breton?
Gwendal was born in Brun, France, a town outside Lyon, in the southeast area of France, not far from the Swiss border.
Bretagne is in the northwest part of France, across the English Channel from Cornwall and Dartmoor, England.
Highly unlikely that he speaks Breton.
Thanks, his first name, which is Celtic, made me wonder if he had some link to Brittany.
People do move though. That means that his family could have been born in Bretagne. Roots are a tough thing to ferret out.
Do people in Brittany still speak this language?
Apparently the people of the West coast of France can converse with the people of Wales in a Celtic dialect.
Breton does indeed sound a lot like Welsh to me, though I don't understand either language. However, I have heard that Welsh and Breton speakers cannot understand a word from each other. They diverged too long ago. In Wales, Welsh is very prevelant everywhere and about 50% of the population are first language speakers (and the other 50% have had compulsory Welsh tuition in school). This isn't what I observe in Brittany, where the Celtic language is dying. I believe there is some attempt to re-introduce the language into schools and save it.
NB my sister lives in Brittany, which is how I know. She is a teacher and she thinks less than 5% of her students are Breton speakers.
edited to add. This is my first post because I usually don't think I can comment on much. Sorry if it's too long.
Thanks so much for the info, and welcome to the forum.
Our motto around here is "post often, post long!"
Great Linguistics lesson, anyway. Thanks
Thank you snow-shoe very informative post. Welcome to the forum.
Funnily enough I heard Manx spoken on TV last week, that's the Gaelic language of the Isle of Man, which is between Liverpool and Ireland. That sounded very unusual, and the speaker said only about 1,500 people in total can speak it.
Cornwall was mentioned earlier, and it's interesting that all attempts to make the Cornish language more prominent don't seem too successful. I've never heard it spoken, I wonder if that sounds like Breton?
Manx and Cornish are both dead languages so there are no first language speakers. You can go to Manx speaking primary school on the IOM though. It has had a bit of a revival. IOM only has a tiny population anyway so it's never been a common language. I've been there 4 times (childhood holidays) and never heard it spoken. It's a nice place IOM. Trapped in the 19th century and a bit wild but still nice. A tax haven with several casinos. You have also certainly seen IOM in film as film making is major industry there. It is Ireland, Scotland, Yorkshire, Cornwall and many other places. "Waking Ned" and "I capture the Castle" were filmed there entirely and Johnny Depp can be seen there in "The Libertine" apparently (but I haven't seen this one).
I've only been to north Wales where nearly everyone is a 1st language Welsh speaker. I've heard no-one speaks Welsh in Cardiff. I've just googled this and it seems that 50-60% of the population of Wales claim to speak Welsh but only about 20% are fluent first language speakers. So that's about half a million I'd estimate. Plus there are some Welsh-speaking outposts in Argentina.


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Thursday, March 13, 2008
Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadow Look #2: Cotton Candy Eyes
I did another look by viewer request. This is using the urban decay deluxe eyeshadow palette….it's a cotton candy inspired look. Someone left a comment on my video requesting a softer look…I'll probably have to push that request a little farther down the road since I've already done two looks from this palette and I kind of want to mix it up a bit. I'm thinking maybe I'll do a pic tutorial for that one on my blog. Hope you guys likey!
Here's what I used (All MAC unless otherwise stated):
-bare study paint pot
-urban decay deluxe eyeshadow palette
-fishnet e/s
-peace e/s
-ransom e/s
-scratch e/s
-blacktrack fluidline
-eyebrow pencil in spiked
-ardell invisiband lashes with duo lash adhesive
-smashbox photo finish primer
-select moisture concealer NW37
-mineralized skinfinish natural in medium dark
-sculpt & shape duo in lightsweep/shadester
-blush in hipness
-belightful irridescent pressed powder
-victoria's secret lipgloss in cupquake
-lacquer in tongue-in-chic
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- (g)ezebel said...
renren, i loooooove these colors on you!!!
oh, i have a (dumb) question. do you have the strobe liquid? is the purpose the same as the strobe cream? i bought strobe cream because of you -- ENABLER!! -- but haven't used it yet 'cuz i don't know how!! do i put it on instead of moisturizer/foundation or before or after?
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Skip to comments.Ashley Judd Not Running For Senate
Posted on 03/27/2013 2:36:30 PM PDT by Perdogg
After serious and thorough contemplation, I realize that my responsibilities & energy at this time need to be focused on my family.— ashley judd (@AshleyJudd) March 27, 2013
She gave it a hechuva run...
And I'd just baked her this cake...
Translation: There are way too many pictures and videos of me naked to be taken seriously in KY.
Translation: I realized I have no chance in hell to win, because I'm a know nothing celebrity that sides with the stupid idiots of the left.
And what an elegant and classy way to announce her decision.
If she can get through it.
Sorry. Couldn't resist.
Randy Travis for Senate!
But she's not a quitter like Palin though. Not a quitter.
She's way too pudgy for that now. Middle aged spread.
Translation....I thought Ky was TENNESSEE!!! What a DUMBASS.
They can have our Al Franken.
aw, dang
Translation: "Everyone realized I am dumber than a box of rocks and there is no way to hide it from the voters."
what family? did she buy an african baby like chelsea clintoon did?
Geece, I'll never get over it.
The pair of 'em can make me a sandwich.
I just hope Sarah doesn't convince the other chick to quit halfway through.
One Franken is worse than my Alexander and Corker (worse that the Maine twins sometimes).
dammit at least she woulda been fun to look at
Good. Now it's time to Primary McConnell.
"what family? did she buy an african baby like chelsea clintoon did?"
As of this writing, she doesn't have a husband anymore either. Dario is tail lights!
Why did Rove run ads against someone who wasn't running and couldn't win? Idiotic.
Wh0 is Ashley Jugg???
So, I guess she's a QUITTER now, right?
Darn. Might have been fun. Certainly would have been amusing.
Now ther's a new one. More time with the family.
Just because you're all excited that gay marriage may pass the SC, that's no reason for you libs to take cheap shots at a conservative.
In other words she found out her leftist agenda was not going to set well with the citizens!
Gee...what a shame.
Loss to the body politick for sure...
WHAT? She's pulled out of the race already? /s
I am surprised the dummy was able to actually put together a cognitive sentence..that's more of a shock than her deciding not to run for Senate
Best post of the day. LMAO @ the PDS crew.
LOL!!! We are in END TIMES.
If she were a Republican.
If she had a brain.
If she promised to wear gowns like she did at the Oscars....
I'd vote for her.
(and I'd also vote Katy Perry and Anna Kournikova in as non-voting members)
What family? She has no kids and she is getting a divorce...I think her mom and sister are ok without her by their side.
Too much of her own libtard baggage to be used against her. Thank God she kept blabbing and doing her little marches all these years.
She liked the idea of running in KY, until someone told her it meant the state.
Translated: "I have a series of "personal" films out there that I don't want discovered"
Actually, Normy.. I could give a rat's ass about NC.
But you go ahead and assign my concerns wherever you like.
thats no reason for you libs to take cheap shots at a conservative.
What libs? What conservative?
Honestly, your knee-jerk defense of a chick that let you down is kind of pathetic.
I know, anyone who disrespects your goddess is a heretic.
You want honesty? Show me something honestly conservative. Several of your PDS-destroyed threads have been shut down by the mods and you and I are now 0 and 8 with these tender moments we share. Smart people learn from their mistakes. Apparently you think differently.
What the conservative movement needs is less people with your brand of "conservatism". Because if you are not a paid shill for the GOP or another branch of liberalism, you should be.
You attempt to keep track of such things?
Never mattered that much to me, nor would I acknowledge you to be the victor ever, if such there could be.
Let's us break it down, since there seems here to be a dispute:
You think Our Sarah is "All That".
I don't.
She quit before she started.
Actually no. I don't. She's flawed as are we all. You more than most. Most people aren't stupid enough to revel in it.
So please, keep your liberal antics on display for all to see. If anyone can point out a difference between your PDS and the PDS coming out of MSNBC or CNN or the NYT or the rest, I want to see it. Conservatism needs an enema. We pretty much know where the nozzle needs to go.
Not any more.
Keep on fawning over your supposed superiors.
Please keep your fawning antics on display.
If anyone can point out a difference between your fawning
and that present in various cults, I want to see it.
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Pence, Charles H. (2010) "Describing our Whole Experience": The Statistical Philosophy of W.F.R. Weldon. [Preprint]
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There are two motivations commonly ascribed to historical actors for taking up statistics: to reduce complicated data to a mean value (e.g., Quetelet), and to take account of diversity (e.g., Galton). Different motivations will, it is assumed, lead to different methodological decisions in the practice of the statistical sciences. Karl Pearson and W.F.R. Weldon are generally seen as following directly in Galton's footsteps. I argue for two related theses in light of this standard interpretation, based on a reading of several sources in which Weldon, independently of Pearson, reflects on his own motivations. First, while Pearson does approach statistics from this "Galtonian" perspective, he is, consistent with his positivist philosophy of science, utilizing statistics to simplify the highly variable data of biology. Weldon, on the other hand, is brought to statistics by a rich empiricism and a desire to preserve the diversity of biological data. Secondly, we have here a counterexample to the claim that divergence in motivation will lead to a corresponding separation in methodology. Pearson and Weldon, despite embracing biometry for different reasons, settled on precisely the same set of statistical tools for the investigation of evolution.
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Life Skills and other personal development programs benefit from the up-to-date research and best practices the Counsellors provide to teachers and Level Coordinators. Transition periods are well-managed, such as moving into higher year levels and preparing for life after school. This is a great help to parents who are concerned about their child's readiness to cope with change.
The Counsellors also help teachers assess new students with grade/level placement, integration and orientation activities. Parents can be confident that their children's individual needs are being carefully considered by professional people who understand the various stages of young people's development.
For students with medical, psychological, learning or other special needs, the Counsellors work with the child's teachers to assess all the possibilities and resources available to help each child fulfil their potential in spite of their difficulties. Sometimes this involves close liaison with other specialists, e.g. paediatricians, occupational therapists or speech pathologists, and may also involve preparing and submitting confidential reports.
Our qualified staff understand professional boundaries and make appropriate and timely referrals for students. The cost and convenience benefits of this assessment and access service are greatly appreciated by the parents who have needed to use it.
We also have a Centre for Young Women's Health & Wellbeing, which focuses specifically on the physical and mental health and care of young women at IGGS.


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Since it was a regular school day, she got woken up at Dawn's Crack with a mini chocolate mousse cake (no I didn't have some, not even a lick, not even a fucking sniff) with a sparkler and candle.
It was chocolate cake for breakfast and off to school with homemade cupcakes for all her 35 friends. After school it was present opening time and off to football practise that evening.
|Singing Happy Birthday to Kaylin with her pretty Bed Hair
|Kaylin Blowing out her candle
|The Birthday Girl eats cake for breakfast!
|I'm 6 today!
|Homemade Cupcakes for all my school friends
|Yipeee! Presents!
|Oooooo more prezzies!
|Tear it!
I did a Guest Post this week over at Let Them Eat Cake this week. Go visit and read my drivel and don't forget to enter my Tattoo Challenge!
Some new shots of our wee Emma Pup who is now 5 months old
|Emma modelling her new wee jumper that says "Fetch is Yerself!"
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It has been rumored for months that Brian Hartline would leave early for the NFL and he made it official on Wednesday. The Ohio State junior wide receiver will give up his final year of collegiate eligibility and will try his hand at the professional ranks. ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper told Bucknuts that Hartline is projected as a fourth-or fifth-round pick.
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Steven Groebner
NEW ULM – Steven Groebner, 65, of New Ulm died Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at the New Ulm Medical Center in New Ulm.
Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Monday, June 24, at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Home, NORTH CHAPEL in New Ulm with Pastor Ric Jacobsen officiating. Burial will be in the New Ulm Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation will be noon to 2 p.m. Monday at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Home, North Chapel in New Ulm. To leave an online condolence for his family or to sign the guestbook go to: www.mvfh.org.
Steven is survived by his father, Norman Groebner of Springfield; sisters and brothers-in-law, Darla Wolf of Lomita, Calif., Judith and Vincent Sellner of Sleepy Eye, Mary Groebner-Harris of Madison, Wis., Kate Groebner and Bill Renz of Luck, Wis.; brother and sister-in-law, Peter and Linda Groebner of Andover; nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his mother, Alice Groebner; and a sister, Christine Groebner.
Steven Charles Groebner was born on Dec. 17, 1947 in New Ulm to Norman and Alice (Berg) Groebner. He had lived in Wheaton, Ill. until 2007 when he moved to New Ulm to take care of his father. Steven enjoyed yard work and maintaining his home. In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to the donor's choice.


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quote Gamesta100Well he does have a Ps2 and if he loves GTA games that much then I don't see why not. Speaking of Simpsons, The Simpsons: The Game is very fun and even has a level called, "Grand Theft Scratchy."Simpsons Hit and Run is a PS2 game and he specifically asked for PS3 games.
quote ChiroVetteI 100%'d it! I loved that game!Oh, Lord! The Simpson's: Hit and Run!
I played about 20% of that game and gave it up out of sheer boredom. Technically, though, it is the GTA of The Simpsons.
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Apple's "other" operating system gets a major update
Windows enthusiasts around the world are waiting for the
October release of Windows 8
. However, for those of the Mac persuasion, today
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OS X 10.8 "Mountain Lion"
. Mountain Lion is the latest in a long line of OS X releases and is available for a "mere" $19.99 from the App Store.
For customers that purchased a new Mac computer since June 11, the upgrade to Mountain Lion is free from Apple.
Apple brags that Mountain Lion includes
over 200 new features
-- which are obviously too numerous to list here -- but we'll include just a couple of the highlights:
Full iCloud integration
Game Center, Reminders, and Notes
-- all three are staples of iOS, and all three are iCloud-enabled
-- another iOS transplant
Notification Center
-- most Mac users got their notifications via Growl, but now Apple is getting into the game with the -- once again -- iOS-esque Notification Center
Power Nap
-- this feature allows a Mac to still periodically check email and sync iTunes content while in a deep state of sleep. If connected to a power source, the machine will also perform Time Machine backups and download software updates.
Facebook and Twitter
-- these two social networks are also baked into the upcoming iOS 6 release
A few sites have posted reviews of Mountain Lion and the consensus is that it's a worthy upgrade to Lion.
The Verge's
Nilay Patel is overall pleased with the upgrade:
Ultimately, this is pretty easy: you should spend the $20 and upgrade to Mountain Lion, especially if you have a newer Mac. You'll gain a handful of must-have features, and everything will get faster and smoother. I haven't really missed Snow Leopard at all since upgrading, which is remarkable considering how much I disliked Lion...
Mountain Lion is the first version of OS X to deeply integrate network services at every level, from storing documents to sharing photos to connecting external displays, and it seems that much lighter for it — as though Apple's relentless charge into its post-PC era has allowed the OS X team to rethink exactly what a PC is and should be. Mountain Lion isn't perfect, but it's a confident, thoughtful step towards the future of desktop computing.
Brian Heater acknowledges that Mountain Lion is a bargain upgrade, but also notes that it seems as though OS X is mainly taking a back seat to iOS when it comes to attention/features, and that the operating system is in need of a complete "rethink":
That said, it seems time for Apple to make a bold new pronouncement on the desktop front. The company appears to have most of its resources invested in the mobile side -- and there's no question as to why: the iPhone and iPad have reinvigorated the company, making it a computing player on a scale that no one (save, perhaps, for Jobs himself) could have predicted a decade ago. Still, it might be hard for OS X users not to feel neglected -- many of the latest new features feel a bit like iOS hand-me-downs. When and if Apple rolls out a new operating system this time next year, hopefully we'll be seeing a very different side of Mac OS.
But with a price tag of just $20, Mountain Lion is a no-brainer upgrade for members of the Mac community.
The Verge
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I learned today from one of my professors that David Herbert Donald, one of the premiere scholars of the Civil War and Lincoln passed away on May 17 at 88 (I later found the date of death via Google). One of his better known works was his 1995 biography of Abraham Lincoln entitled Lincoln. I had the distinct privilege of meeting Dr. Donald several years ago when I was attending Illinois College. We honored him with an honorary degree at convocation and he was at a reception at the college president's home, where I met him. He struck me as a gentle and kind man, passionate about his subject and even took time to sign a copy of Lincoln that I had purchased for my dad as an anniversary gift, which will one day become a treasured part of my library. He was a truly gifted scholar and will be greatly missed, but I am sure that he is having quite the conversation with Abe Lincoln now.
One thought on "Reflecting on David Herbert Donald (1920-2009)"
I loved Lincoln. I recommended it to friends and family. Donald's passing is a real loss because he was one of those historians who did not drown in academic jargon and told history as a compelling story.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Feb. 29, 2012) – A pre-sale application is now available for volleyball fans wishing to purchase discounted tickets for the 2012 FIVB World League weekend on June 29-July 1 in Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas Convention Center Arena will host the 2008 Olympic gold medal winning U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team along with national teams from Italy, France and Korea for the three-day World League event.
Fans who use the promo code USAV12 can purchase upper-level tickets for $12 a match, $20 a day or $55 for all sessions. Lower-level tickets can be purchased for $15 a match, $25 a day and $70 for all sessions.
Without the promo code, upper-level general admission tickets are $15 a match, $25 a day and $70 for all sessions. Reserved lower-level tickets are $22 a match, $35 a day and $90 for all sessions.
To view and fill out the pre-sale ticket application, click here.
Pre-sale ticket applications began on Feb. 27 and go to March 9, 2012. Those purchasing all-session and day tickets will receive premium seating based on the tickets available when this application is received. For those not taking advantage of this pre-sale opportunity, additional service charges and fees may apply when the official online tickets go on sale in March.
More information is available in the pre-sale ticket application.
The FIVB World League is a 16-team international men's volleyball tournament with a $1 million prize for the winning team.
Significantly for both volleyball and the city of Dallas, the FIVB World League weekend will open the USA Volleyball Boys' Junior National Championships on July 1-8, where more than 400 teams will compete for the junior national title, also at the Dallas Convention Center. Competitors, fans and Dallas residents have a unique opportunity to attend the World League matches and watch some of the best men's volleyball players in the world.
Due to the 2012 Olympic Games, the 23rd edition of the World League tournament, the world's premier annual men's volleyball event, has a different format. The tournament will be held May 18-July 1 with the Final Round set to take place in Sofia, Bulgaria on July 4-8.