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Prognosis research strategy (PROGRESS) 4: stratified medicine research.
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What is stratified medicine? Stratified medicine refers to the targetting of treatments (including pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions) according to the biological or risk characteristics shared by subgroups of patients. Stratified medicine is regarded as central to the progress of healthcare according to the leaders of the National Institutes of Health, and the Food and Drug Administration6 among others.7 In contrast with "all comer" or "empirical" medicine, stratified medicine seeks to target therapy and make the best decisions for groups of similar patients.8 9 One approach to stratifying the use of treatments is to consider absolute risks. In the third article of our series10 we described how prognostic models are used to estimate the absolute risk of an outcome for an individual. Those people with the highest absolute risk will derive the largest absolute benefit from a treatment (that is, the greatest reduction in probability of the outcome) when the treatment effect expressed in relative terms is the same for all patients. This is illustrated in the upper panel of fig 2⇓, where the relative treatment effect on mortality risk is estimated as 0.75 for all patients but the reduction in absolute probability of death is 5% for low risk patients and 15% for high risk patients. In such situations treatments could be restricted (or "personalised") to those who will benefit the most. Examples in common clinical practice include the decision to give lipid lowering therapy to people above a certain threshold of cardiovascular risk estimated from a prognostic model,11 the use of bisphosphonates for women over the age of 50 considered to have an increased risk of vertebral fractures, and the targeting of primary care management of back pain.12 View larger version: In this window In a new window Fig 2 Estimated treatment effect in subgroups defined according to (upper panel) risk from a prognostic model and (lower panel) a factor that predicts differential treatment response. The prevalence of positive factor and high risk is shown, arbitrarily, as 20%. The dotted vertical line shows the overall treatment effect, the centre of each box shows the effect estimate, and the horizontal lines show confidence intervals By contrast, clinicians may also stratify medicine because the relative treatment effect is inconsistent across patients (fig 2, lower panel⇑). In this situation, at least one individual patient measure is associated with changes in the treatment effect. In statistical terms there is an interaction between a patient-level variable and the effect of treatment on the outcome, and in biological terms there may be an underlying mechanism explaining the interaction. In this situation, a stratified medicine approach seeks to test patients for the presence of individual factors that are considered predictive of an improved treatment response (more benefit, less harm, or both), as in the aforementioned test for positive HER-2 status in breast cancer and the use of trastuzumab. Other examples in clinical use include imatinib in patients with chronic myeloid leukaemia targeted to those with the BCR-ABL mutation13 and gefitinib used to treat pulmonary adenocarcinoma in patients with epidermal growth factor receptor mutations.14 An example of identifying patients with greater risk of harms include the antiretroviral drug abacavir,15 where HLA typing helps identify patients at high risk of abacavir toxicity. Thus a key part of stratified medicine research is to identify suitable tests for predicting treatment response from specific interventions. The use of HER-2 status in breast cancer management illustrates how tests of differential treatment response are often thought of as binary factors: a biomarker is classed as positive or negative, or laboratory values are deemed low or high. Such dichotomisation facilitates clinical decision making and is used in most examples described in this paper. However, many tests have original values measured on an ordinal or a continuous scale. Similarly if prognostic models10 are considered as tests, they usually produce a continuous risk score for each individual; the same applies to gene signatures or related indices derived from high dimensional data. Statistically, there is more power and less potential for bias if such tests are evaluated on their original scale (see later) rather than being dichotomised by means of a cut point10; categorisation may then be done after analysis to aid clinical strategies. For example, Flynn et al derived a prognostic model to identify patients with back pain who would respond well to manipulation rather than to other types of treatment such as exercise.16 Some trials randomising patients to these treatments found that patients with positive scores from the model had greater relative and absolute benefits from manipulation than those with negative scores.17 18 Thus stratified medicine uses baseline information about a patient's likely response to treatment to tailor treatment decisions. This is different from stepped19 or adaptive20 models of care in which tailoring of treatment depends on the patient's actual response to previously offered treatment, with a sequence of interventions (which may differ in intensity, duration, cost, or complexity) being offered to those who have not responded sufficiently. Our focus here, though, is on the initial stratification of treatment based on the predicted (rather than actual) response to treatment.


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Corps Member Training
February 8th – February 14th
The crew met in Tucson, Arizona and we traveled North to begin training in beautiful Catalina State Park. We were lucky enough to spend the week working with some Native Plant and Trail Conditions and Survey crews as well as our sister Pacific Crest Trail crew. We were schooled in Wilderness First Aid, Leave No Trace, basecamp setup and all things SCA (history, policy, goals, etc.). We had a great time making friends and getting psyched for the coming season. We then departed for Southern California and made plans for our intitiation to PCT trailwork at our new barracks in Joshua Tree.
February 18th – February 22nd
Our workskills session took place in Coyote Canyon, just South of Anza CA. We were under the tutelage of seasoned trails veteran Steve Hester and thoroughly enjoyed our introduction to trail theory and tool use. We had a variety of projects that challenged us and provided great learning experiences. We also were privy to the spectrum of weather that the desert can offer; from 80 degree bluebird days to snowy nights in the 20s we got a taste of what may be in store for the rest of the season... lets hope its more of the former.
We contributed to the:
2628 feet of trail restored
8 drain dips
66 foot realignment
20 foot stone retaining wall
25 square feet of riprap
2 rock waterbars
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"From the Outside, Trying to Look in: Occupy Oakland's #J28." By Aaron Bady.
"Protestors See Tweets Used Against Them," By Tamer El-Ghobashy.
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Bea & I are running a game here with a Dr Seuss theme~ we started a sign up thread, and are looking for new converts, um, players as well as old friends
go play my games on tp! they will be all sorts of fun
It's currently more active than it is here (unless things changed since I last signed in). There's a good camaraderie. And Grimmy has it set to block the [esky spambots we have here.
Santa Claus? Well, I have the beard and the jocularity. A lot of folks are at HV. Do you have an account there?
I'm glad you did. I've fallen out of the habit. Jim, Vertigo, and Shep occasionally do some. I had some ideas but they don't involve LOST characters.
SoFi, excellent DH!
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I stayed at this hotel while passing through town. The rooms were very comfortable and clean! It has access to many restaurants nearby making it very convenient. The staff at the Econolodge was very friendly and helpful. The service was exceptional and the waffle breakfast was a plus in the morning! I'll be staying here the next time while passing... More
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Money, it's one of life's essentials and it's also the cause of many arguments. In fact more than a quarter of couples fall out over money, according to Prudential.
I t can't help that nearly one in five of us avoids talking about finances with our other half completely.
And it's not rocket science to point out a couple who fail to discuss money can end up storing up for themselves all kinds of problems, and can put their relationship as well as finances at risk.
Denise Knowles of Relate has the the following tips to help couples of all ages avoid money rows.
1) Have a goal
Having a joint goal, whether it's for a holiday, home improvements, presents or your pension, then it shows commitment, which can lead to more honest discussions about money.
2) Have a budget
Being able to discuss something that involves both of you but is not either of you – an entity such as the household – can take the emotion out of money conversations.'
3) Be honest
White lies about spending soon get found out and that's how minor rows start.
4) Know yourselves
If you have a spending problem then ask your partner for support.
5) Get help
If your problems seem insurmountable, get on to Relate or a good therapist for the relationship and honesty and get a well qualified, independent financial adviser for the money stuff.
This is a precis of an article Samantha Downes wrote for This is Money last autumn.


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Markey to Walter: Use 1990 Act to Reign in HFT
January 22, 2013
With a new Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Elisse Walter in office, Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) has called on the commission to consider utilizing the Market Reform Act of 1990 to combat high-frequency trading in the equities markets.
The Market Reform Act, which Rep. Markey authored in 1990, gives the commission authority "to prohibit or limit practices which result in extraordinary levels of volatility."
In a January 18 letter addressed to Walter and her predecessor Mary L. Schapiro, Rep. Markey described HFT as "a clear and present danger to the stability and safety of our markets," and stated that its use should be curtailed immediately.
He reminded Walter and Schapiro that while HFT is a relatively new phenomenon, "earlier forms of computerized trading have been in effect for 25 years and have previously been shown to have the potential to contribute to excessive and artificial levels of volatile."
In the wake of the October 19, 1987 Crash, Markey and several other House Members introduced a package of reforms that eventually became the Market Reform Act of 1990 and gave the SEC authority "to prohibit or limit practices which result in extraordinary levels of volatility." Markey said the same provisions that were aimed at curbing abuses in program trading, could be used to address HFT.
He said the act gave the commission the ability:
- To place limitations on practices that affect market volatility.
- To prescribe means of preventing manipulation of price levels
- To prohibit trading practices that contribute to volatility
Markey urged the Commission, as it considers any future potential rulemaking on HFT, to use the Market Reform Act of 1990 to rein the practice in. He requested that Walter respond to his letter by February 7, 2013.


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There's a somewhat new Vietnamese restaurant in Williamsburg, and eating there is sort of a surreal experience. While I have heard that the place was started up by couple of Vietnamese girls, the only people in there were white hipsters (including the waitstaff). It was nice to finally see a decent Viet place in Williamsburg, though. I was scared that we as an ethnicity weren't quite hip enough for that crowd.
I got the banh xeo, which is a Vietnamese take on the French crepe: it's made with rice flour and coconut milk and stuffed with ground pork and shrimp. You're supposed to wrap pieces of it in lettuce to dip it in fish sauce, but they gave us mesclun. What the heck, guys? You can't wrap shit in mesclun!


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Before going there, I promised myself to only spend P1,000 or less in our 3-day and 2-night trip to Iloilo. The P1,000 already includes the terminal fee back and forth for P400, so I only got P600 left for the whole 3 days making it P200 per day. How did I survive?
Hostel? Motel? No no. Because if I did, how much money will be left in my pocket? Being an adaphobic.com reader, you know that I am a newbie traveler trying to explore more of what the world has to offer, until Marky introduced me to couch surfing. Marky is a good friend of mine who told me that we already have a place to stay in Iloilo, that friend of him will let us sleep at their house, they call them host. AND I couch surfed for the first time.
I arrived in Iloilo evening. I had the chance to meet with our host Joanne, and the other two travelers (a couple) Alina and Yani. We had dinner at Talabahan, a restaurant just opposite of Smallville. OH! Here in Talabahan has the best baked oysters I've ever tasted for only P70 per plate! We've ordered 3 plates which were baked, spicy, and the regular one. I consumed almost the whole plate of baked oysters LOL!
I've learned a lot from Alina during our dinner. Alina is fond of buying bargain items instead of buying the retail one, though second hand, it has the same quality. That night also, was the meeting of other couch surfers in Smallville but hesitated to come and doesn't want to be one of those "pretentious" in an expensive restaurant. She got a point, why couch surf if you can afford your own room and eat an expensive restaurant. What's the point that you couch surfed? From that, I already sense that Alina and Yani are hardcore backpackers who explore the world without spending too much.
Next morning is the main event of Dinagyang. We woke up early around 5:30 a.m. to hopefully avoid the crowd and at least watch the dance performance in a convenient spot, we found one but worst spot to take pictures. While we were there, there was this lady who's offering me seat so that I can take good photos for P150. NO WAY. I can stand longer anyway! After an hour, we just decided to walk in the street and took photos during the parade instead of watching the dance competition.
I enjoyed watching Koreans having so much fun with the ati-atihan. It's kind of new to them. I remember when I was a kid I'm afraid of them. They have this black body paint making their sclerae prominent enough to scare kids and kids will cry especially when ati-atihans get near and touch them.
After having lunch, I had the chance to meet with Marinelle, a budding travel blogger aspiring to travel the world too. She and her mom are so cool. I wish they have seen Guimaras too.
Spending time with our host, Joanna, and co-surfers, Alina and Yanni, made my second day a blast. The two taught us how to play a game called Shit head. Because every card has different functions, that game heck made me crazy trying to memorize each card's use and probably the reason why I lost twice! I get used to it during the middle of them game and I find Marky too has bad memory trying to recall what's the function of each.
Swimming in a massive crowd of people is one of the happenings I cannot forget! It was almost like a stampede! Mini concerts were everywhere which makes the street very crowded. I thought I was going to die from that stampede. I was trying to feel my cellphone from time to time if it's still with me. It was like pushing there, pushing here, and pushing me. I feel fragile that time but I enjoyed it somehow.
We ate in the streets. We then again ordered oysters and lechon. After a while, we start finding for a karaoke bar. Joanne wants us to sing! I sang my favorite karaoke song What's Up by 4 Non Blondes while Alina sang La Isla Bonita and gained many fans from singing it.
I really had a very nice stay with Joanne's company. Her family is very delightful. I believe that this will be the start of my backpack traveling as well as couch surfing. It was my first time spending less, I really love it, and I look forward to traveling more like this.
Money breakdown:
Day 1:
Airport – P200 terminal fee
Van to city – P50
Jeepney – P14
Dinner – P100
Day 2:
Breakfast – P10 (fish balls) + P5 (iced drink) + P10 (scramble)
Lunch – P50 Shared with Marky
Dinner – P200
Day 3:
In this day, I did not spent anything for the food because it was kuya Fitz's birthday! I have to grab this chance LOL. Wish I had chance to have dinner with Joanne and the two, but my flight is 7:55 p.m. and I have to be at the airport by 6 p.m.
Jeepney – P28
To Airport – P70
Airport – P200 terminal fee
Total money spent = P737 for 3D/2N in Iloilo City.
I still have P300 that time. I'm supposed to go to beautiful churches of Iloilo such as Miago-ao, Guimbal, and San Joaquin Church but I woke up late. It's okay though I have seen them already last December 2010, it's just that when I saw them, it was sunset and the lighting is not good taking photos of the churches. There's still next time right?


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I was a bit surprised to see that Helena wished Lavar a "Happy Columbus Day". You would think she would know all about the alleged discoverer of the Americas and what an asshole he apparently was.
The Columbus Myth
It's the original American myth and one that is guarded at all costs, but the record of Columbus is not one of history's glorious epics and his most notable achievements were a disgrace. Year after year the sanitized memory of this greed-obsessed, homicidal psychopath is honored. What an insult to the native people who, by his own reports were peaceful and loving, but from whom America was nevertheless stolen.
Could it be that Helena and her Starship are merely a figment of Lavar's fevered and somewhat limited imagination? No....surely not? Hmmmm!
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I was a bit surprised to see that Helena wished Lavar a "Happy Columbus Day". You would think she would know all about the alleged discoverer of the Americas and what an asshole he apparently was.
Do you know how many bogus 'history' stories are out there?...fairytales that have NEVER been changed for truth's sake?...heaven help the school systems of the world if children were taught the truth...nope...me thinks it's easier for those in the know to want YOU to keep believing what THEY want you to know...we are so very gullible...heaven help the person who figures out there's more then meets the eye with 'history' stories...and this is one of the reasons why I can't stand the public school system...the education is controlled and onesided...the creative mind who can think for him/herself has no place in the school system anymore...too threatening...
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It was, in fact, a Welshman who discovered America not Columbus.
It was, in fact, completely occupied when other's 'stumbled' upon it... which is to say, no one discovered squat save for a thing that was and is regards their own understanding. It's like me saying that I've discovered rocks, even though there was someone sitting on the rocks when I had discovered them. YAY ME!
All those stories of whom had discover what and when are just stories of the finest bunch of bullshit that ever was.
Christo the Great *cough* was commissioned by the Queen to discover the new promise rocks for the benefit of the Crown... Yeah, how can you discover something that you already know is there?... is the reason why you went looking for it in the first place? *cough*
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As a young boy in California, Bill Trinh grew up working at his family's delicatessen. "Working for my mom helped me mature. I started out making sandwiches and by the time I was in high school, I was managing pretty much everything. From junior high on, I worked and went to school – it was the normal way of life - and now, I'm thankful for that time. I can see how my experience organizing and managing the deli helped me become a good leader, especially when it came time to leave my home."
Bill left California in 2006 and headed to Savannah, Georgia, to attend South University's School of Pharmacy. He is now at the University of Kentucky in Lexington completing the first five-week rotation in his training to become a pharmacist.
"When I was growing up, I learned how to serve people – and when I moved to Georgia, that sense of helping others and showing hospitality to others is definitely one of the things I've learned to appreciate even more as I develop in my career. I like to think the desire to help others is part of my nature. The practice is certainly part of South University culture. You just don't find that same sentiment in abundance everywhere in the world."
Now, 26-year old Bill serves as the president of South University's chapter of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (www.su-gshp.org). Alongside a group of very devoted and close-knit pharmacy colleagues, Bill inspires his chapter to serve locally as well as internationally. For example, recently South's ASHP chapter completed a heartburn awareness project where their story was featured on WTOC 11's Live with Sonny and Jody.
"We've started several international outreach initiatives, fundraising for impoverished areas in Ethiopia and Vietnam for starters. We also want to serve locally, and one of our goals is to provide as much information about pharmacy residencies as possible to our colleagues who are trying to isolate a specialty within the field."
"After graduation, I'll enter a pharmacy residency program. I'm open to traveling just about anywhere. Clearly, I've always been a bit of a wanderer, but ultimately my career goal is to split my time between practicing pharmacy and teaching."
Bill has always considered himself somewhat of an explorer. "One of the biggest gifts that I've gotten from studying at South University, besides the incredible relationships and support from colleagues and faculty, is a new awareness about my future. In the past, I used to hope for a place to go, and now I know exactly where I want to go. I have supreme confidence in where I am headed. My experience at South has crystallized my desire to be an advocator and leader in the field of pharmacy."
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SAVANNAH, Ga. – The South University, Savannah campus would like to welcome Wei "Daniel" Deng, M.D. as Assessment Coordinator for the School of Pharmacy Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences. His responsibilities include data analysis, general survey development, and specific survey development associated with all South University School of Pharmacy educational outcomes and ACPE (Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education) standards.
Dr. Deng has previously worked as a physician at Anzhen Hospital in Beijing, China. He was also a research assistant at University of Kentucky School of Public Health. His research paper, "Characterization of Components in a Mixture Model for Birthweight Distribution" was published in the Journal of Biometrics and Biostatistics (2011).
Deng received his M.D. degree from Capital Medical University in Beijing, P.R.China (2008), and a M.P.H. degree in Biostatistics / Epidemiology from University of Kentucky (2011).
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APD officers accused of invasive searches
By Rhonda Cook
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
5:55 a.m. Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Atlanta taxpayers have paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle lawsuits brought by men who said they were touched inappropriately by police officers searching them, and the city is on the verge of paying out more.
Late last year, the Atlanta Police Department spent almost $300,000 to settle two lawsuits brought against officers who touched the genitals of suspects. And on Monday, the Atlanta City Council agreed to pay $470,000 to settle a lawsuit by five men who said officers pulled down their pants and touched them inappropriately while looking for drugs that were not found.
Critics say officers have continued to use invasive search techniques, even after earlier settlements, though some in law enforcement say they understand that officers don't want to risk a hidden weapon.
"This is not something that happened just once with a particular officer who has issues," said Marlon Kautz of the grassroots organization Copwatch. "It's an observable pattern throughout the department. That's got to make one ask is this a deliberate strategy on the part of APD to humiliate people."
The APD has declined to comment on the issue, but former police officer Frank Rotondo, executive director of the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, said such searches are necessary. "I ... have missed weapons in the crotches of people, so regretfully you have to do that sometimes," he said.
Michael Tate, a former police officer and a consultant in police abuse cases, said officers are taught at the police academy to search anyone they suspect is armed or selling or buying drugs.
"It's a legitimate law enforcement technique," Tate said. "Weapons are so small, the time to react to a weapon is short. You really have to be thorough. ... The last thing in the world you want to do is arrest somebody, put them in your police car and get shot in the back."
The current APD policy says police can detain someone when they have "facts that lead them to believe criminal activity is occurring." The policy also says a "frisk is an intrusion" that should be used only to find weapons, "based on the officer's belief that the person may be armed."
The revised policy also will state a strip search, which includes an officer's hands inside clothing, can only be conducted at the jail and out of sight of others.
So far, almost all such incidents have involved Atlanta police officers. Last June, there was a similar incident reported in Cobb County, but in that instance, the officer allegedly touched a 23-year-old man's genitals outside his pants during a pat-down following a traffic stop. The Powder Springs officer was given a written reprimand for violating the department's policy that only "a limited intrusion" is allowed in a frisk for weapons.
Ken Vance, executive director of the Peace Officers Standards and Training Council, said he doesn't recall hearing of searches that involved officers from other agencies reaching inside the pants of suspects and touching their genitals.
"There are just some things you don't do," Vance said.
If the circumstances don't demand a thorough on-the-scene search, like a suspicion there is a weapon, "you take that person to a secure area and conduct that search in a more anesthetic way," he said.
Most of the complaints have come from young men in traffic stops or who were in known drug areas, but recently a businessman was stopped and searched moments after he shooed away street people approaching his customers near his Auburn Avenue restaurant, the Black Lion Cafe, shortly after midnight on Oct. 14.
Abera Gebru said he was handcuffed and his pockets searched and then one of the two officers put on a glove and pushed his hand inside Gebru's pants while customers from the cafe watched.
"I told them I was not doing anything wrong. I told them I owned the cafe. I told them I was protecting my property," Gebru said.
"They shouldn't be doing a genital search in public," said Tiffany Williams Roberts, Gebru's attorney and a member of the community group Building Locally to Organize for Community Safety. "It's probably the most humiliating thing that can happen. They [APD officers] have been given instructions that those kinds of searches [are not allowed]."
Mohamed Dirir, who witnessed the search, said the officers told Gebru's customers to leave or they, too, would be arrested.
"They searched under his private parts. He jumped and said, 'What [are] y'all doing?' He was cooperating," Dirir said.
A drinking in public charge against Gebru was dismissed last month. His complaint against the officers is pending before the Atlanta Citizen Review Board, as is an internal APD investigation into the incident. The APD declined to comment because its investigation is open.
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Coddled Egg with Crab, Bacon and Leeks
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⅓ cup corn grits
4 bacon strips, cut crosswise into ¼-inch pieces
3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
¼ cup peeled and finely chopped celery root
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½ cup diced canned tomatoes (preferably fire-roasted)
½ cup lump crabmeat, picked over for shells
½ teaspoon finely chopped fresh tarragon
4 large eggs
Freshly ground black pepper
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In addition to just having to take responsibility for their externalized costs of pollution, Big Chicken needs to also take responsibility for all the ways they push responsibility out of their ledgers: labor conditions of the farmers, quality of life for the chickens, and the impacts their contract-farms have on local communities (i.e., more money needs to stay in the farming communities to develop local resources such as school and public safety, with fewer profits going back to Big Chicken). Getting Big Chicken to own up to and pay for its environmental crimes is a good start, but it's only a start.
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TicketCity Reveals Top 25 Hottest College Football Games for Week 7 Top Ranked Teams Draw Demand for Hottest Games of Season
Austin, TX (October 11, 2011) – The seventh week of football begins as the AP Poll's top 10 ranked teams remain in order, while other teams suffered notable drops in the rankings such as Texas and Auburn. TicketCity highlights the teams not to be missed, and counts down the most popular games of the season based on ticket sales, prices, customer inquiries, and searches on TicketCity.com.
A feisty match-up to watch for this week is the Michigan at Michigan State game. This in-state rivalry is not to be missed. Although Michigan is currently seated higher up than Michigan State in the AP Poll, the Spartans have beaten the Wolverines in the last three match-ups. Many people have questioned how Michigan will do on the road; however the team answered that question after last week's 42-24 victory at Northwestern. Michigan State has a strong and highly-ranked defense but it will be tested against the Wolverine's offense. Average ticket prices for this game are $225 but TicketCity.com has tickets starting at $195.
Closely ranked Baylor and Texas A&M will also go head to head this weekend. Baylor sits right above Texas A&M at the number 20 spot in the AP Poll. Baylor has lost one game to Kansas State, while A&M has lost two games against Oklahoma State and Arkansas. A&M's defense will have to play their all-time best when going against the Bear's quarterback, Robert Griffin III. Currently, Griffin leads the nation with 19 touchdown passes. This will be a game for both teams to prove themselves. Fans can find tickets starting at just $109 at TicketCity.com.
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Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Double Mastectomy
Thursday, May 16, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
When Angelina Jolie wrote an Op-Ed column for The New York Post earlier this week, the news she shared was a shock to many people. Jolie revealed she recently underwent a double mastectomy. In 2007, her mother died of ovarian cancer at the age of 56 after fighting the disease for nearly a decade. Jolie admitted she has struggled with explaining why her mother is not here to be a grandmother and has been asked by her own children whether or not she would also die from cancer several times.
Doing everything possible to be here for her children as long as she can, Jolie underwent testing for the BRCA gene mutation and tested positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation. According to her doctors, her risk of breast cancer was 87 percent, a number that influenced her to choose to undergo a double mastectomy – a procedure that worked to reduce her breast cancer chances to just 5 percent.
Biggest Loser's Sam Poueu Repeatedly Cheated on Pregnant Wife Stephanie Anderson
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
When they met on the set of the Biggest Loser Sam Poueu and Stephanie Anderson fell in love. Poueu proposed to Anderson in 2010 and shortly after suffered a major injury that required 9 months of recovery. When the couple married in April of 2012, they had their whole life ahead of them and quickly got pregnant. However, the couple announced this week that they will be getting a divorce and Anderson asked for privacy during this difficult time. According to reports, when their marriage began to suffer with communication problems, Anderson urged Poueu to go to counseling. While in a session, Poueu decided to confess all and admitted that he has been cheating on Anderson throughout their relationship. It seems that Anderson could not cope with the betrayal and left Poueu with only two months remaining in her pregnancy.
Giuliana Rancic, Monica, and Denise Richards Delebrate Mother's Day 2013
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 by Amanda Austin
Mothers Day 2013 is in the books, and we hope all the EverydayFamily mamas had a wonderful day! If we were to guess, we'd say celebrity moms got the royal treatment on Mother's Day, too (as if they don't' get the royal treatment every day!) Here's how some of our favorite Hollywood mamas spent their day.
Giuliana Rancic's road to motherhood was not easy. After going through fertility treatments, suffering a miscarriage, and being treated for breast cancer (found as a result of the fertility treatments), Giuliana Rancic and hubby Bill welcomed their first son, Duke, to the family through gestational surrogate late last year. On her first Mother's Day, Giuliana spilled the details about her son's spunky personality. "Right now, his personality is kind of a split between Bill and I….when he wants something really bad, the fiery little Italian comes out." Bill surprised Giuliana with a peridot birthstone necklace (Giuliana and Duke share an August birthday) as an early Mother's Day present. On the big day itself, Giuliana said she was going to completely unplug and enjoy her little family.
5 Ways to Dress Up a White Tank
Sunday, May 12, 2013 by Sherry Fahrenwald
As moms, we can get stuck in a fashion rut wearing the same old plain styles. Jeans and tees, sundresses and sandals, shorts and solid tees - anything that gets us out of the house quickly, without a big fuss. But, it doesn't always leave us looking our best and in turn, feeling our best, does it? With a few simple tweaks to some of your regular staples, you can pull off fashionable looks that wow.
Take the plain white tank for example. We all have them. It's one of those wardrobe staples that can provide effortless style and everyone should have at least a couple of these available, especially for those days you don't feel like putting a lot of thought into what you are going to wear for the day. The white tank is a piece of clothing that goes with almost anything and today I'll demonstrate how you can transform five different looks with one simple white tank.
Saturday, May 11, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
After having her son, Milo Thomas 20 months ago, Alyssa Milano realized she would not be in a bikini anytime soon, but that's not her big concern.
The 40-year-old actress has learned how much love her heart could hold since Milo was born. She told People, "You think you know what love is before you have [kids] and then you have the baby and it completely shatters whatever concept of [what] love was before you met them." When Milo was born she decided to take her time in losing the baby weight, instead she just enjoyed being with her new baby.
Why Amber Rose Changed Her Birth Plan
Wednesday, May 08, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
Amber Rose wanted to have a home birth even before she became pregnant last year. She watched The Business of Being Born and knew that the experiences she saw on the documentary were ones she wanted to recreate when she had a child of her own. After becoming pregnant, she got her fiancé Wiz Khalifa on board, hired a doula, got a birthing pool, and had everything ready to welcome her son Sebastian into the world in the privacy of her own home.
However, her plans took a turn when at 8-months pregnant when she found out that Sebastian was breech. Unfortunately, all outside interventions -- homeopathic and medical -- failed and she had to schedule a c-section. She said on The Ricki Lake Show, "At that point, after I tried everything, I was like, 'I just want my baby, if I have to have a c-section, fine.' But I told Wiz, 'If we go to the hospital and my baby turns around, I'm going back home!'"
Met Gala 2013 Recap: Fabulous Punk Couture or Themed Party Gone Wrong?
Tuesday, May 07, 2013 by Amanda Austin
Did you think prom days ended after high school? That might be the case for us normal people, but for celebrities, the Met Gala is just as glitzy as their high school prom.
The Met Gala, held at the fabulous Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, is a fundraiser for the Met's Costume Institute and one of fashion's biggest nights. Each year since 1948, celebrities dress in their most outrageous outfits (fitting with the theme of the year) and walk the red carpet.
This year's theme, "Punk: Chaos to Couture", was hosted by Vogue Magazine's Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, and celebrities certainly dressed the part. As you can imagine with a theme like that, celebrities dressed to impress – or at least dressed to be talked about on the internet the next day! While there were many stars who looked glamorous (Jennifer Lawrence in a strapless tea length black beaded Dior dress) sexy (Gisele Bundchen in a one-sleeved cutout Anthony Vacerello gown) and sweet (Carey Mulligan in a backless Balenciaga frock), others left us wondering one thing: why?
Sarah Jessica Parker knows a thing or two about style, especially after she spent years as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex in the City, but she outdid herself Monday night with her take on the punk theme. SJP showed up in a feathered Philip Treacy headpiece that was the talk of the ball. She paired the headpiece with a patterned Giles Deacon gown and knee-high tartan boots. Beyonce took a break from mommy-ing Blue Ivy to stroll down the red carpet (as the last to arrive, of course) in a black dress with orange and red fiery from Givenchy. The look included matching boots that peeped through the high-leg slit in the dress. Overkill, or just enough?
Monday, May 06, 2013 by Sherry Fahrenwald
Reality TV star and first time mom-to-be, Kim Kardashian has been seen embracing her curvy baby figure with a few ensembles most of us would not think to put together while pregnant. Kim has received a lot of criticism over her pregnancy weight gain and I think that's very unfortunate. Our bodies change dramatically to accommodate a living breathing human being and it goes without saying - pregnancy is not easy, famous or not. I admire the fact that she is dressing her body to show off her full baby figure.
While I'm not crazy about all of the maternity fashion choices she has made I thought this black dress, topped with a blazer and a fabulous pair of white stiletto sandals with feather detail suited her well. Today I'll be recreating an inexpensive version of Kim's outfit for you.
Why Kara Dioguardi Had Her Reproductive System Removed
Saturday, May 04, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
Kara DioGuardi had seen what cancer could do to the women she loved -- both her grandmother and mother passed away after battling breast and ovarian cancer. So when she happened to hear a story on the BRCA gene on a New York news station, she paid attention. The BRCA gene is found in women who have hereditary breast and ovarian cancer and is thought to be an indicator of the chances of developing these cancers later in life. Medical professionals have begun to recommend prophylactic surgery to women who test positive for either BRCA or BRCA2 mutation.
When DioGuardi discovered she had the BRCA2 mutation she choose to have her ovaries, uterus, and fallopian tubes removed to greatly reduce her chances of developing hereditary breast or ovarian cancer in the future. But the surgery put a chink in DioGuardi and her husband's plans to have a child.
Stars Say to Leave Kim Kardashian Alone
Wednesday, May 01, 2013 by Heather Montgomery
Kim Kardashian has been the brunt of quite a few fashion jokes as she has grown during her pregnancy. The reality star has been seen wearing couture clothes that may not do justice to her figure, and the usually fashionable star has been criticized for her fashion choices. Some stars are now speaking out against the criticism with one main theme: leave her alone.
In a recent People magazine article on their website several women who are currently pregnant or have been pregnant spoke out in defense of Kardashian. Gwyneth Paltrow said, "I think that women should support each other, especially through pregnancy. It's a difficult time and I think Kim Kardashian looks absolutely beautiful. And we're supposed to gain weight when we're pregnant — that's how God intended it."
Helena Christensen says, "It is disgusting and despicable the way that certain media constantly harass the pregnant Kim Kardashian … a public bullying and attacking of a pregnant woman because of her growing shape is just lower than low … No one should ever be publicly judged for their body, but to attack an expecting mother is sacrilegious and just plain wrong. A pregnant woman should not be criticized for her shape, period!!"


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If you've used a computer in the last decade, no doubt you've come face to face with the Google Toolbar. A Dell computer I bought a few years back came with both the toolbar and Google's desktop search program pre-installed. Also, an obscene amount of software comes with it as an optional add-on in the installation process since Google pays referrers a fat $1 per new user.
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January 17, 2012 1:01 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsA fraud case against three former Nortel Networks executives who are accused of falsifying financial reports began eight years after they were fired.
ITC: Motorola not violating Apple patents
January 16, 2012 2:01 pm | by Andrew Berg, Wireless Week | News | CommentsMotorola Mobility's smartphones are not in violation of any Apple patents included in a recent suit, according to an initial decision issued today by an administrative law judge with the ITC.
Rural turns to white space
January 16, 2012 2:00 pm | by Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week | News | CommentsLike most wireless Internet service providers, Jab Broadband relies on unlicensed spectrum to get its service out to sparsely populated areas where there's only dial-up service.
Officials: Broadband plan would disrupt GPS
January 16, 2012 1:57 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsTests show that even the modified plans of the company LightSquared to start up a national high-speed wireless broadband network would cause harmful interference with GPS signals, federal officials said in a letter.
Cox ups Hightower to lead law, policy team
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Cisco allies with ActiveVideo
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FCC plans Lifeline overhaul, broadband subsidies
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High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
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Sprint LTE set for launch in 10 markets
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AT&T adds 11 new LTE markets
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Cable scofflaws beware: SubscriberWise sees you
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AT&T to pay $215M to TiVo to settle patent suit
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When it comes to the theme of Christians loving one another, I trust our readers know that this is one major emphasis in the Bible. For a few reminders, consider these verses: love your neighbor as yourself (Lev. 19.18); by this all men will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another (Jn. 13.35); if I have a faith that can move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing (1 Cor. 13.2). The list goes on (and on!). Here's a paragraph from Eugene Peterson's Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places that is a sort of commentary on Scripture's call for Christians to love one another. It's pretty bold, but in light of Scriptures clear emphasis on love, I think it is accurate.
"No matter how right we are in what we believe about God, no matter how accurately we phrase our belief or how magnificently and persuasively we preach or write or declare it, if love does not shape the way we speak and act, we falsify the creed, we confess a lie. Believing without loving is what gives religion a bad name. Believing without loving destroys lives. Believing without loving turns the best of creeds into a weapon of oppression. A community that believes but does not love or marginalizes love, regardless of its belief system or doctrinal orthodoxy or 'vision statement,' soon, very soon, becomes a 'synagogue of Satan' (Rev. 2:9)."
This quote is found on page 261 of Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places.
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Edward Sharpe: The Gospel, The Messiah, And The Saved
No matter how "zany" they come off; though the general public may be threatened by their "cult-like" appearance; as music fans we must realize it's OK! Because Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros sophomore release is not to be overlooked.
Steadfast in their vision, the album, Here, comes fully realized: no weak spots, just earthy nostalgia and a guiding principle to shine a light. What's not to love about a little warm and fuzzy positivity? Let's put it this way: if their music is the gospel and Alex Ebert is the messiah, then Jade's the one being saved (and so are you).
Drawing on the dynamic between man and woman, often going back and forth each verse, there's a sing-song quality to many of these tracks. My advice: turn it up and sing along! But where Jade may have taken a back seat on 'Up From Below', this time around she's the star. Fast forward to track eight, "Fiya Wata". It's for real on another level. Talk about 1970s power ballad! This song is epic in a Grateful Dead circa Winterland kinda way.
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