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Fibrous dysplasia is a bone disease that destroys and replaces normal bone with fibrous bone tissue. One or more bones can be affected.
Inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia; Idiopathic fibrous hyperplasia
Fibrous dysplasia occurs in childhood, usually between ages 3 - 15. The condition does not run in families (not hereditary), and the cause is unknown.
The bone lesions may stop when the child reaches puberty.
The doctor will perform a physical examination. X-rays of bones are taken.
There is no cure for fibrous dysplasia. Bone fractures or deformities are treated as appropriate. The patient is screened for endocrine disorders as needed.
The outlook depends on the severity of the condition and the symptoms that occur.
Call your health care provider if your child has symptoms of this condition, such as repeated bone fractures and unexplained bone deformity.
Specialists in orthopedics, endocrinology, and genetics may be involved in your child's diagnosis and care.
There is no known way to prevent fibrous dysplasia. Treatment aims to prevent complications, such as recurrent bone fractures, to help make the condition less severe.
Heck RS Jr. Benign bone tumors and nonneoplastic conditions simulating bone tumors. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 20.
Arndt CAS. Benign tumors and tumor-like processes of bone. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 495.2.
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The Numbers Don't Lie
While many law schools are re-evaluating their curricula based on the Carnegie report, market trends and in response to the economy, Loyola has always been a leader in lawyering skills training. Students are required to participate in four skills training course. Participating students benefit from a wide range of practical training, with lectures from practitioners and judges, including the Hon. Frederick J. Lower (ret.), Los Angeles Superior Court. As a result, Loyola's alumni outnumber alumni from other law schools in many areas impacting legal practice in Southern California and across the nation.
Loyola ranks in the top 25 nationally representation among the partnership ranks at the 100 largest law firms as ranked by the National Law Journal in the NLJ 100, according to the Journal of Legal Education study "Where Do Partners Come From?" by Loyola Professor Ted Seto. Moreover, Loyola ranks as the No. 2 feeder school to the partner suite in the Los Angeles area.
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Super Lawyers magazine has featured Loyola's prowess in its provision of lawyers who make an impact. It ranked Loyola No. 29 on its 2010 list of law schools. Additionally, Loyola had more alumni on the 2012 list of Southern California Super Lawyers than any other law school.
More judges on the Superior Court of California, Los Angeles County attended Loyola Law School than any other law school. That affords students on campus -- located near the heart of the downtown Los Angeles legal scene -- the opportunity to interact with judges in class, at academic symposia and in chambers as judicial externs.
Thinking Like a Lawyer and Practical Skills Training Fully Integrated
Loyola's faculty includes experts in diverse areas of the substantive law, publishing articles in the highest ranked academic journals and peers reviews. One of the things which distinguishes Loyola's faculty from others with similar credentials is the faculty's use of their expertise in the legal community, and their seamless integration of the doctrinal expertise with practical skills training in the classroom. Moreover, there are 13 full-time faculty members who teach in the required skills curriculum.
About two-thirds to three-quarters of students (averaging about 250 students) annually participate in off-campus externship programs in judicial chambers, government agencies and public-interest law firms. The greatest percentage of students work with government agencies, followed by judicial chambers, then public interest firms.
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Loyola's course catalog is brimming with an array of skills-training classes, including:
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Has the elusive Saga Speeder Bike mold really been located? Find out in Hasbro's answers to SSG questions for July 15th, 2010.
Thanks again to Hasbro for the answers, to all the folks who sent in questions and especially those who voted on them.
Hasbro Q&A for the week of July 15th, 2010SSG: Now that you've made Galactic Heroes figures of Max Rebo and Droopy McCool, there is a hole in the band. Why did Sy Snootles get left out of the set? Might Hasbro consider rounding out the original trio of palace band members by making a Sy Snootles Galactic Heroes figure? She would go great in a 2 pack with any of Jabba's more prominent minions (Tessek, Ephant Mon, or Ree-Yees for instance) or perhaps Oola or cloak-wearing Luke. Seeing as these more obscure Galactic Heroes figures are fan-driven, if you were to make a Sy figure would it be based on her classic "vintage" appearance?
Hasbro: We have no plans to make a Sy Snootles or some of the other figures. Galactic Heroes seems to be overwhelmingly kid-driven, and aside from a few 2-packs with relatively obscure characters later this year, we'll be sticking to known and recognized characters going forward.
SSG: Regarding the 2002 Saga Deluxe Speeder Bike, previously you had told us the tooling for it had been misplaced in one of the factories you work with, and since around that time the only Speeder Bike mold released has been the 1983 Kenner version. Yet it's been confirmed in recently-released Hasbro imagery as well as other sources that the new AT-AT comes with that '02 Saga Speeder Bike in Hoth colors, conspicuously around the same time that the bike's '03 Clone Wars remold is getting reused as well as the new deluxe Plo Koon Speeder Bike. Has the '02 Saga Speeder Bike tooling actually been found after years of searching, and if so, what's the story behind that discovery? (We're picturing Derryl swinging through warehouse aisles via whip checking nondescript slab after giant metal slab a la Indiana Jones.) If the tooling really has been found, why has the Hoth Assault battle pack been shown with the old '83 version, why did the recent TRU-exclusive deluxe Speeder Bike set use that '83 mold? And will the newer Speeder Bike finally be used for a screen-accurate ROTJ bike in the near future?
Hasbro: We can confirm that we did at long last locate the 2002 Saga Deluxe Speeder Bike tooling and it is being used in the AT-AT set. It has not been available for other sets because we use several different vendors (factories) to produce Star Wars toys, in this case different vendors for the TRU set and the AT-AT. We will definitely look to use this bike in future sets. Nice visual there about the tools! We haven't seen pics ourselves but we are confident that our vendor's warehouses are just as you describe.
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- Since we're all thinking about the topic of Star Wars anniversaries lately, May 1st, 2011 will mark the 20th anniversary of the release of Timothy Zahn's novel, Heir to the Empire, the first part of the Thrawn trilogy. Whether one loves the Expanded Universe or hates it, a strong argument can be made that this book started a resurgence for interest in Star Wars and was the foundation for the modern Expanded Universe movement, so it deserves some sort of recognition and maybe even some action figure treatment. With that in mind, would you consider doing some sort of commemorative set or just slipping a few HTTE-themed figures into one of The Vintage Collection waves?
- The Clone Wars line has been a boon for its droid designs, but is following suit from the realistic lines with the sagging leg problems. This is especially noticeable on Clone Wars Battle Droids, Super Battle Droids, and the first General Grievous. Yet in the same line, IG-86 and the Commando Droid don't suffer this, the difference being that they have ankle joints while the BD, SBD and 1st Grievous figures do not. It seems like the joints take stress off the thin leg elements helping cope with wilting issues, and that's a pretty big deal. Obviously including either knee or ankle articulation on them isn't a cheap undertaking, but it seems like a necessary one in the scheme of things since if a figure can't stand up, it's going to be far less fun. Any possibility of including one type of lower leg articulation or another on future versions of these figures as this partial solution to this long-time problem?


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The rare Art Nouveau poster by Allen Erskine Philbrick for the Chicago Horticultural Society's Annual Flower Show in November 1900 was presented to the Chicago Botanic Garden to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The framed original is on display in the Lenhardt Library.
The vintage lithograph poster has been replicated by internationally renowned Joel Oppenheimer Gallery, Inc. It measures 35.5" X 24" and costs $250. This is a limited numbered edition reproduction. Contact Stephanie Lindemann, (847) 835-8284 or email@example.com to purchase a numbered edition while supplies last.
The artist was born in Utica, New York, in 1879, and lived in Winnetka, Illinois. Philbrick began his art studies at the Art Institute of Chicago, then went to Paris to study at the Academie Julian and Academie Colarossi, and traveled extensively throughout Europe. Philbrick exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, the National Academy of Design, and the Paris Salon. He died in 1964 in Alexandria, Virginia.
Proceeds support conservation of the Lenhardt Library's Rare Book Collection, housed in the June Price Reedy Rare Book Room.


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Today our lovely little Carey Mulligan turns 27 years old!
Since she became a household name, Mulligan has also become synonymous with one of those actresses who's known for her short hair look. Whether they decide to chop it on their own, or because it's for a movie, for some reason, once an actress cuts off their locks they're all of a sudden deemed badass. Apparently, short hair means you're taking some sort of fashion risk and aren't afraid to go against the mainstream that still thinks women should have long hair.
As someone who's had a pixie cut for a couple years now, I prefer the short hair look. I also think Mulligan, although always adorable, looks even more so when she has her 'do cropped nice and short. Here are some other actresses who have tried this look, and like Mulligan, looked fabulous in it.


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ACHICA > Studio Salt > Rebecca Markless - Foxgloves 2, Limited Edition Giclee Print, 45 x 45cm Framed
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Unlimited data plans are grandfathered. Unless they catch you messing with tethering or you're using over 2-4 gigs a month, streaming movies or some gaming. For the most part. I got my warning email and text after averaging 13 gigs for 6 months. I've kept mine since '07.
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By Sam Mamudi
Seeing stocks reach highs is a double-edged sword: While it means (at least in nominal terms) higher prices, there's an inevitable worry that the peak can't last too long.
In a research note today Pierre Lapointe, head of global strategy and research at Pavilion, look at whether this sense of foreboding is warranted.
We have calculated that 81% of S&P 500 stocks are now trading within 10% of their 52-week high. This is just shy of the all-time high of 81.2% reached in July 1997 and in March 2010. Considering that the S&P 500 is now up 24% versus its June 2012 level, should investors be worried that 4/5 of S&P 500 stocks are near their 52-week high?
Lapointe notes that a 2004 study found that from 1963 to 2001 buying stocks closer to their 52-weeks and selling those further away was actually a winning strategy for investors. But no longer, it seems (at least for Standard & Poor's 500 companies):
We find that the 52-week high momentum strategy generated excess returns until 2001. However, the analysis over the recent 2002-2013 period shows that buying and selling stocks based on their 52-week high is not a profitable strategy anymore. Over the period, top-30% stocks advanced 3.2% while bottom-30% gained 5.6%.
So what does that mean? Well, momentum buying based on 52-week highs may not be the sure thing it once was. But, writes Lapointe, that doesn't mean that stocks near or at those highs should be avoided.
Bottom-line: Recent history tells us that when stocks are near their 52-week high, market participants usually take a breather. Considering that U.S. equities are up 24% over the past nine months, we would expect stocks to move sideways for the next few weeks before they get a second wind.
On a related note, this week's issue of Barron's has a great column by Kopin Tan that suggests that even if the bull market does take a breather, to use Lapointe's phrase, we're not yet heading into scary territory:
Individuals and pensions also remain underinvested in stocks. Barry Ritholtz, CEO of Fusion IQ, calls this "the most hated rally in Wall Street history." Even as stocks climbed, "many participants are unable to pry their eyes from the wreckage in the rear-view mirror." Our central bank's wilful manipulation of economic cycles has subverted order. Today, thinking investors are wary, and bears outraged.
The result is a roundly disliked market that's "under-owned by investors, not unreasonably priced, with few alternatives to equities," Ritholtz says. "Does that sound like the recipe for a market crash to you?"


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Riverside Memorial Park and Campground is located along the 39 acre shore of Lake Henry. The campground has city water and 120/30/50 amp electrical service at all 31 sites. There are toilets and showers, 16 gravel sites and 15 grass sites to accommodate tents, and a dump station. The campground is located in our park, which offers: boat dock and landing in a no wake zone, handicapped accessible fishing piers, baseball/softball fields, deer pen, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, playground equipment, paved walking trial and the Blair Municipal Swimming Pool.
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Dan Innis is Dean of the Whittemore School of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire. Prior to his tenure at UNH he served as the dean of the College of Business, Public Policy and Health at the University of Maine. He earned his Ph.D. in marketing and logistics with a minor in consumer behavior from The Ohio State University in 1991. He is co-author of a book, Strategic Planning for Logistics, and his papers have appeared in numerous professional publications and journals. Dean Innis won the Council of Logistics Management Doctoral Dissertation Award in 1992 and he has received the Ackerman Award for Best Paper in Logistics and Transportation, and the DeLozier Award from the Academy of Marketing Science. He has consulted with several Fortune 500 firms in the areas of distribution, channel management, and buyer behavior. He is involved in several active research projects in the areas of the importance of customer service performance to a firm's overall performance, customer sensitivity across various managerial levels in an organization, logistics strategic planning, and the impact of quick response logistics on channel member behavior and attitudes.
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Family: Colubridae, Colubrid Snakes view all from this family
Description 36-72" (90-152 cm). Large, slender, agile, and fast moving. Adults pale blue or bluish-green above; head darker blue. Belly white or bluish-white. Young gray with conspicuous dark spots on sides and dark gray, brown, or reddish-brown blotches down midline of back. Scales smooth, in 17 rows (15 rows at vent). Anal plate divided.
Habitat Prairies, open woodland, lake and bog edges, and other open areas.
Range Extreme s. Ontario, Michigan, and nw. Ohio west to se. Minnesota, e. Iowa, and most of Illinois.
Discussion This racer subspecies can be confused with blue individuals of the smaller Eastern Yellow-bellied Racer, which occupies the plains from Montana to Texas. The two subspecies sometimes intergrade.


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Hi Dalton:
This time I opened your Blog I got a different view, where I could scan down through your whole trip so far, and see your Travel Journal too. From now on I'm going to try to see it this way. Tomorrow I'll show Abuela too.
Tomorrow, Steven and I go to Vancouver, to an airport hotel because we have to get up at 3 a.m., to go to the airport before flying to Puerto Vallarta. So, I won't be so far from you for a week.
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We moved on to Granada using a nice bus with air conditioning and free juice and snacks.
The border was long but not tiring, because we were able to stay on the bus most of the time. We had to get off to get our passports stamped and our bags checked. We arrived in Granada and took a taxi to Casa San Francisco a hotel we remembered from our earlier trip to Nicaragua. The parrots I liked were still there and there was also a toucan. We called him a "one-can" because there used to be two but now there was just one. One of the parrots was called Peef, he sat on my finger and walked around my shoulders. The Toucan was "arm-trained". Awesome!
We had an awesome room and the pool was awesome too. We met some awesome people too
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My Birthday. I got cake for breakfast! The staff at the restaurant gace it to me and my parents. I had coffee with my cake too! I like it with lots of milk and sugar, the parrots like sugar too.
I got a spinning top and a bird whistle, a yoyo, a card made from banana paper and a set of headphones. I can't Yoyo yet. It was my day to choose what we did and I chose to stay at the hotel and swim.
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We stayed two extra days in Granada because we liked to hotel and the town so much. I didn't like the market much though because it stunk of raw meat and spices. But we did buy two shirts there, one for daddy - a Tshirt and one for me - a folk shirt made in Masaya.
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Will the Ranbaxy controversy hamper the growth of other Indian firms in the US?
On May 13, 2013, Indian drug major Ranbaxy pleaded guilty to charges related to drug safety. The company admitted to have sold drugs that did not adhere to the good manufacturing practices (GMP) set by the US FDA. Further, Ranbaxy confessed to have made intentionally false statements to the investigators to boost sales in the US. The fines and forfeitures came up to $500 million, an amount that the company claimed to have kept aside in 2011 itself, in anticipation of the settlement.
The controversy began in 2006, when the US FDA issued a warning letter to Ranbaxy for deviations from standard GMP at its Paonta Sahib manufacturing plant in India's Northern state, Himachal Pradesh. Furthermore, in 2008, FDA officials halted the US importation of 30 drugs that were produced at two of Ranbaxy's manufacturing units. Following this, a former Ranbaxy executive-turned-whistleblower, Mr Dinesh Thakur, alerted the US authorities about the forgery and adulteration taking place within the firm.
It was also during this time that Japanese firm Daiichi Sankyo (on June 11, 2008) acquired a majority stake in the domestic major for over $3 billion (Rs 150 billion). Daiichi currently holds 63.9 percent stake in Ranbaxy.
Even as the probe continued, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) placed Ranbaxy under a consent decree in 2012, prohibiting the company from selling drugs manufactured at some of its Indian plants in the US, until their quality could be verified.
The drama surrounding the controversy intensified on May 23, 2013, when Daiichi Sankyo said that it "believes that certain former shareholders of Ranbaxy concealed and misrepresented critical information concerning the US Department Of Justice and US FDA investigations."
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I am shocked that Carl Sagan had so much trouble with just a call in questioner, can you imagine if the guy actually debated a Creationists with a PhD? Itd be ugly. Nearly, all of the genetic information needed to produce the different phenotypes we see in breeds of dogs today was present in their common ancestors, so that analogy just doesnt really work. In fact, Creationists will use the dog analogy quite often to illustrate how selection cannot produce all of the species we see today from one single common ancestor.Sagan Video
Rob, I find your article about distant starlight to be a total misrepresentation of the creationist position. They reference AIG, but nearly all of the arguments they claim creationists use are located on AIGs Arguments Creationists should not use page. Additionally, I find it rather convenient that none of the four current cosmological models I can think of off the top of my head that do reconcile the distant starlight problem with a young universe find their way into the article.
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Teaching John Kerry the Benghazi story.
On a skiing trip with Monica.
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If there is nothing to hide, why is she hiding?????
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The elbow is one of the most critical and active joints in the human body. We treat the full range of elbow injuries and conditions including:
Our physicians have the experience needed for an accurate diagnosis of elbow injuries, conditions and degenerative disease complications.
After a thorough examination and conversation with a specialist, we explain the options for improving and healing your condition. In many cases, non-surgical treatments can provide dramatic relief and increase mobility. Sometimes surgery gives you the best chance to improve the function of your hand, wrist, arm, or elbow. We take the time to make sure you understand your treatment options, the associated recovery periods, the role of therapy and your honest objectives and desires.
We bring state-of-the-art techniques, proven procedures and multidisciplinary diagnoses to all the most challenging injuries. Constantly keeping up to date, our physicians are watchful of new innovations, equipment, ideas and are prepared to serve patients with severe trauma, complex surgery and advanced treatment.
We treat all forms of chronic upper extremity conditions, many of which can be painful and restrict your lifestyle. From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Osteoarthritis and Tennis Elbow, we offer the knowledge and skillset you can rely on for an appropriate treatment plan. Whenever possible, mostly dependent on your specific condition, we offer various treatment options, including non-surgical techniques such as injection, splinting, and/or therapy. If surgery is necessary, you can feel confident knowing that our physicians will thoroughly explain all of your options so that the correct path is taken to return you to your active lifestyle as quickly as possible.
The hand, wrist, arm, elbow and shoulder are critical to athletic performance and sports injuries present unique challenges and recovery objectives. Our physicians bring advanced sports medicine to the diagnosis and treatment of sports related injuries. We routinely craft custom splints, removable casts and other protective items that breathe, can be cleaned and are lightweight.
It's a simple fact: people get hurt at work...after all most people spend the bulk of their waking hours at work, so statistically, injuries will happen. From workers who suffer repetitive motion injuries to workers who suffer traumatic injuries, the range of work-related injuries is a wide one. With upper extremity related work injuries occurring regularly in every work force, Orange Regional's physicians are trained to assist our patients.
Diagnosing and treating hand, wrist, elbow and upper arm conditions often requires imaging studies. We utilize advanced equipment for low-dosage radiographic imaging. Our network is fully digital and we generate digital copies on a CD if requested, making life easier for our patients and their treating physicians.
After injury or surgery to the hand, wrist, arm, elbow or shoulder, patients must re-engage nerves and relearn what was once automatic. Orange Regional's Outpatient Rehabilitation Center offers a comprehensive range of high-quality services and state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment. We take the time to talk with you about your condition, fully explain your treatment plan, discuss all options available and provide care on a one-to-one basis.
Orange Regional Medical Center
707 East Main Street
Middletown, NY 10940
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Middletown, NY 10940
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La Crosse is "second home" for Chill's Anderson
ONALASKA, Wis. - Most Chill players live with host families. Not Hunter Anderson.
"Not many kids get to say they live with their grandparents right out of high school" Anderson said. "It's kind of different for me."
"It's such a good feeling to know that he's comfortable here," said Anderson's grandma, Susan Austin.
Anderson is from the Twin Cities area, but his grandma, grandpa, mom, aunts, and uncles all live in the La Crosse area.
"My mom's whole family grew up here basically."
That made the decision to play in La Crosse an easy one.
"It's home to me, I guess you could say. It's just one of those cities, when I was younger, where my Grandma and Grandpa lived, so that's kind of what makes it more special for me," Anderson said.
Living in La Crosse means he gets support from another team: his Grandma at home.
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"I don't see him much because he is so busy," Austin said. "But I do nag him about a few things that his Mom and I talk about. Things like flu shots, and what'd you eat for breakfast, and are you in on time, like you're supposed to be?"
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